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WTS: M1A SOCOM 16 - Has exactly 40 rounds fired through it. Caliber: .308 Winchester Barrel: 16.25" Twist Rate: 1:11" Six-Groove Right Hand Twist Capacity: 10rds Optic Mounting: Forward Scout-Style Picatinny Rail Rear Sight: Windage/Elevation Adjustable Rear Sight Front Sight: XS Tritium Front Sight Trigger: 2-Stage National Match Tuned Trigger Finish: NRA Edition Mossy Oak Camo Will add 5 Springfield Armory 10 round mags + a new Specter 2 point sling . The magazines and sling alone are worth $250! $1300 PP (f&f), Venmo or Cash if meetup at FFL and is near/in Bergen County. $1360 if shipped. Must ship to your FFL. All required documents and fees from your FFL are on you (including matching DL and FID card). I'm in Bergen County. First one that replies "I'll take it wins the sale" however please note I do have this for sale on other sites as well but will close this topic if sold otherwise. Thanks!

I’m an outlaw. This is my confession. I will willfully break NJ Law, and I am unrepentant! Specifically, I will violate the upcoming ban on single-use plastic bags. Like all dog owners, I recycle grocery store plastic bags exactly once. The upcoming ban on bags was going to pose a problem. My preferred solution of letting my dog poop on Murphy’s lawn a couple of times a day is impractical, due to distance. Instead, I ordered a year’s supply of grocery-store plastic bags from out-of-state. I wanted to get them in ahead of the May 4 ban, since our AG’s office has already demonstrated they have nothing better to do than send threatening letters to out-of-state vendors demanding they stop selling otherwise legal products to NJ residents. Fortunately, my contraband slipped past the postal inspectors and made it to my house. Apparently, the Post Office is not yet employing polyethylene-sniffing dogs. The State Police have not yet descended on my home to make an example of me. After May 4, I can grab a handful of bags to take with me whenever I go to the store, then bring them home and relegate them to dog doodie. I like to think that when future history books write of significant acts of civil disobedience, mine will be included. Perhaps in a new Top 5 list! · The Sons of Liberty boarding ships and throwing chests of tea into Boston Harbor · Mohandas Gandhi’s Salt March · Rosa Parks’ refusal to move to the back of the bus · Student protester blocking a tank column at Tiananmen Square · 10X’s purchase of plastic bags for dog waste ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ!

Thank you for the shitty research.

It's all theater to support the "green" economy.

2022 Darwin Award winners? Idiots. How utterly tragic and COMPLETELY preventable. All gallows humor aside... a child is dead, another will be no doubt plagued with guilt (probably until the day he dies), and there are associated grief-stricken family and friends right now who are left just reeling - all due to one thoughtless act of sheer stupidity. So very sad.

That’s a good question. I can tell you this - the bags I get would not hold groceries. They would tear. They are perfect, however, for picking up dog doody. I am fine using cloth bags to shop. No issues. I keep a 1/2 dozen in the glovebox of each car. The bio bags were brought up for those lamenting “No plastic bags?!? Now what am I supposed to use to pick up my dog poop”. Even if the stores still gave out bags, they aren’t a good choice for that chore.

Soooo, if biodegradable bags are so wonderful and cheap, uhm, why aren't they using them in grocery stores now? Like, problem solved, for everyone. It seems fairly obvious.

The zombie hordes are much more patient and forgiving than my kids when they’re hungry.

that's fine. if you and i can buy bio bags, then so can the retailers.

He touches that like it was diseased. It would be more interesting if he actually put it together and then swept the audience. Like Feinstein.

Or train your dog to go in your neighbors yard for free.

Wait.. in that order? If you sell them, do you become a BFL?

I use ATF ez check, verify address from ATF. https://fflezcheck.atf.gov/

Defense Distributed sued Grewal in TX. TX court ruled no jurisdiction over NJ AG. Defense Distributed appealed to 5th Circuit. 5th Circuit disagreed with lower court, said yes, Grewal can be sued in TX, remanded to lower court for trial. Grewal appealed 5th circuit decision to SCOTUS. SCOTUS denied cert. 5th circuit decision stands. Trial will proceed in TX, where I'm sure Grewal's attorneys will be warmly received for putting the screws to a Texas company. Somehow I don't think we'll be getting a tweet about this on the official NJ OAG twitter account.