Maksim

This is all assuming the police will knock down your door 5 mins after they get a phone call. I would expect the LEO to do some sort of an investigation before arresting you. I have faith in most of the LEO community out there. If my door was busted simply because an annon person made a phone call.... I would sue the shit out of the city.

Holy crap guys... give him a break. Personally, I think more people should listen to an interview Booker did with someone on Bloomberg radio about OGAM. He was against it, citing it was stupid legislation. As per him, in the past 5 or 10 years, there have been ZERO crimes committed in Newark with LEGALLY purchased guns... which he is on the record, has no issues with. Honestly, I support it, for Newark. For all the people who are screaming against it... what is your solution? If some character is walking around the neighborhood with a gun tucked into the front of his pants, quite suspicious... or you know commits crime, why wouldn't you inform someone about it? This has NOTHING to do with legal gun ownerships. As gun owners, we should be supporting lawful gun ownership, if you see a guy dealing drugs or god forbid worse... what do you do? nothing because you are afraid it will come back to you? Or you know someone habitually drives drunk... do you not do anything about it because you feel it will lead to more LEO pulling you over? Keep in mind, lawful people will follow the laws, it is the criminals who don't give a rats butt. stop protecting the criminals. Yes, my view may be different because I have meet Booker a few times in the professional circles and believe I know what his stance is on gun ownership. For the rest of the people... stop being soooooo jaded and at the very least... take the advertisement at face value.... and not "turn in your neighbor" BarknBite... I seriously expected a commercial where Booker is urging you to turn in any gun owner. -1 sir. If anyone does not agree with me... I don't care. =)

Was doing a minor update.... and server failed to restart. Was busy all morning so did not get a chance to see it. =P All is peachy. Found out about it after a few txt messages at 11 am. =)

Was awesome seeing the familiar faces as well as the new ones. =) Bob, a+ for putting this together! Should do more.

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=AFED9F98 For those that were mentioning it before.

Banned by name. Cannot legally own in New Jersey.

I am thinking multiple same names. Did you give them your social? If your dad/grandpa had any issues that would disqualify him... I would want to use my social to differentiate myself.

Planning on making it.

Alec, I can recommend a few people to you. Would even love to help personally, but none of the banks I work with do FHA. Shoot me a pm.

The problem here is... the employees never care about the business as much as the owners. An owner knows every customer is their livelyhood. An employee, well, if they have a bad day, they are having a bad day and could care less. Salary mentality. Most of the FFL's here on the forum, are owner owned. The big stores with employees, may have issues. At BA, you are seeing the owners more, so that explains the friendlier treatment, just wish their business livelyhood was more clear. It is by far the nicest indoor public range in central jersey, and probably 2nd best in all of jersey.

Was just about to post this. I used a different linked in password, but now close to something else I usually use.

sunblock should be in every shooters bag. especially at shongum, high atop a mountain.

thats weird. Not one time flying out of any other airport, did TSA want to look at the gun. They merely ran it through the xray. Only in MCO (orlando), did I take it to TSA, who just opened my luggage bag, looked to see if there was anything else there, and that is it. did not even open the gun case. In any case, they have always been locked.

Florida. Northern East coast, like St. Augustine

Newark is ok. Phl was great flying out of, ACY is pretty good too. Gun unloaded, in hard case. Ammo in its box, both in my one checked bag. Declare at counter. Airlines varied as did airports. Some wanted to see unlocked gun at counter and put the gun paper inside case, others did not want to see it and just told me to stick the tag somewhere near box in bag. Some had me wait at counter to get TSA ok. Another let me take it there. Some just said go ahead, we will page you if any problems. Best airports to fly out of with guns... locally PHL and ACY. PHL because they see plenty of guns I am sure, ACY because they are small and painless. Las Vegas was not bad, just had to wait a tad. Orlando was pretty good too.

The star gets into people's heads. It is nothing more than a regular piece of steel. Just shoot it top to bottom and you will be just ok. =)

Ok. Lets keep this to firearms before moved to politics. This really is a shame. This February when I was in Florida, I met quite a number of IPSC competitors from Venezuela, who were good folks. It seems now they will be unable to buy new guns. Does not say anything about existing ones? If so, the prices on "currently owned" guns will skyrocket. There was a discussion I was listening to yesterday, with a preacher from Chicago, talking about such a huge increase in crime in Chicago, and one such solution would be tighter gun control, but in reality, I wish people would understand, guns do not cause crime. Criminals do not follow laws to begin with.

humn. 28 rounds... I would love to shoot this with a mosin, or maybe SVT 40.... lol. Need to get out and shoot more, been busy busy past few weeks.

Yes rey, have yours in the car for you.

Frank is hooking me up, I think I need like 150 rounds max.

Holy my, this will be my first match in a month. lol Actually, first time shooting a gun in a month. just realized I am nearly out of 40 cal. Time to see if I can find some around.

Message "Brisco" here on the forum. He is in the business in your area Dan.

Linked in is still about growth... however beyond that, the model is different. Linked in makes money.... 1. Advertising on the website. 2. Paid Subscriptions for recruiters, sales people, etc. 3. Premium memberships for regular members. What makes them better, privacy. You can easily opt out of most things on there. Would I invest in it personally? Eh, probably not. I am a value shopper. But a far better play than FB imho, especially for a "growth" play.

Little to do with ads, more to do with selling user information. Not enough advertisers coming to FB. FB's business proposition to business owners and advertisers is highly targeted marketing. IE, if I want ads, I can specify "Females, 18 to 26, within 50 miles of 08540" or within industry etc. You do not have such control over Google or Bing advertising. FB's issue... You go to Bing or Google to search something, so you expect ads. You do not go on Facebook to search for stuff, you go there to waste time with your "friends." Add in the fact of how many hack apps there are out there, I do not trust, along with any others, any apps on facebook. The vast majority of business owners I speak with who tried FB advertising, do not see a return.

the difference is Growth. While those are the current metrics, it does not mean it will stay that way. FB is priced for massive growth, unfortunately, I don't see it, considering they already have 900 million users. If you really want social media done right, LinkedIn. They have a more sound model, and have a lot more growth potential over facebook, a diversified income stream, and a userbase that is willing to pay.