Maksim

there are shows almost every week in the north east PA area.

cant wait for Pawn stars tonight.

Ft Dix. 200 yards.

welcome to our bunch.

http://www.history.com/shows/top-shot/v ... s-sinclair Another one. A friend of RSCALZO up in NH.

thats what it is. Some are so specialized in shooting one type of firearm, that they cant hit the broad side of a barn with a rifle. I actually sent in to audition on the show but those bastages didn't pick me.

That would be great, but would they actually try and stop them. We here in the USA know enough about how well rhetoric works, sort of like our gun laws. Yes, i met with an israeli diplomat here in princeton about a year ago and they were all on the same page. When I was in Israel this past summer, not at any point did I ever feel unsafe, even on the borders of Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.

OMG, HOW THE FUG DO YOU MISS WITH A 1903?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!

I started watching it at the elimination challenge. So right now watching it from the beginning.

he did, first miss. but in all honesty... once the rifle is sighted in, the rest is just adjusting. They were shooting pretty large sized targets at the 400 and 600 yard.

:violin:

If Iran actually does that, the rest of hte middle east will kick their ass. They forget that the Israeli Blockade is actually an Egyptian/Israeli Blockade. the rest of the arab world is actually very concerned about Iran.

ok, wtf is an FNG?

Cant wait for this bumper sticker. "Doctors kill more than Guns ....except for Doctors with Guns."

its all in the head. the first time i took out my glock 23, it was one large ragged hole. the second time I shot it, it was all over the map. Same ammo. Smith Wesson 1911 Pro Series. Almost always one ragged hole, and anyone that picks it up, shoots very well with it. When the groups open up, I have to make sure to take a moment and concentrate on technique. Same with HkP30l. the toughest part is actually getting used to the different sight pictures for each handgun.

welcome.

Duplicate post. viewtopic.php?f=57&t=8334 and I personally stay away from S&B ammo. In alot of their rifle brass, the primer pockets are too small to reload the ammo.

Eagle arms had the same prices marked at the Bristol show. Dont be afraid to negotiate with him. He offered me those rifles for a biiiiit less last time, the k98's. Last time, Ed's and Eagle arms both had Chinese type 53's marked at $300. I bought my type 53 for ed's for $190 otd at the last Allentown show a few months back.

where was this? Didnt go to the eagle arms show in allentown? there were two shows there today.

Depends if he is shooting at man sized targets or 8 inch circles. =)

I could of sworn he said mother. =P

15. STRAW PURCHASES Questions have arisen concerning the lawfulness of firearms purchases from licensees by persons who use a "straw purchaser" (another person) to acquire the firearms. Specifically, the actual buyer uses the straw purchaser to execute the Form 4473 purporting to show that the straw purchaser is the actual purchaser of the firearm. In some instances, a straw purchaser is used because the actual purchaser is prohibited from acquiring the firearm. That is to say, the actual purchaser is a felon or is within one of the other prohibited categories of persons who may not lawfully acquire firearms or is a resident of a State other than that in which the licensee's business premises is located. Because of his or her disability, the person uses a straw purchaser who is not prohibited from purchasing a firearm from the licensee. In other instances, neither the straw purchaser nor the actual purchaser is prohibited from acquiring the firearm. In both instances, the straw purchaser violates Federal law by making false statements on Form 4473 to the licensee with respect to the identity of the actual purchaser of the firearm, as well as the actual purchaser's residence address and date of birth. The actual purchaser who utilized the straw purchaser to acquire a firearm has unlawfully aided and abetted or caused the making of the false statements. The licensee selling the firearm under these circumstances also violates Federal law if the licensee is aware of the false statements on the form. It is immaterial that the actual purchaser and the straw purchaser are residents of the State in which the licensee's business premises is located, are not prohibited from receiving or possessing firearms, and could have lawfully purchased firearms from the licensee. An example of an illegal straw purchase is as follows: Mr. Smith asks Mr. Jones to purchase a firearm for Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith gives Mr. Jones the money for the firearm. If Mr. Jones fills out Form 4473, he violates the law by falsely stating that he is the actual buyer of the firearm. Mr. Smith also violates the law because he has unlawfully aided and abetted or caused the making of false statements on the form. Where a person purchases a firearm with the intent of making a gift of the firearm to another person, the person making the purchase is indeed the true purchaser. There is no straw purchaser in these instances. In the above example, if Mr. Jones had bought a firearm with his own money to give to Mr. Smith as a birthday present, Mr. Jones could lawfully have completed Form 4473. The use of gift certificates would also not fall within the category of straw purchases. The person redeeming the gift certificate would be the actual purchaser of the firearm and would be properly reflected as such in the dealer's records.

Keep reading, even if both people can legally own the gun, it can still be a straw purchase. =) Ie, I give you money to buy me a gun, that is a straw purchase. You buy me a gift, not a straw purchase.

Actually, I was wrong... at least per ATF. "Where a person purchases a firearm with the intent of making a gift of the firearm to another person, the person making the purchase is indeed the true purchaser. There is no straw purchaser in these instances. In the above example, if Mr. Jones had bought a firearm with his own money to give to Mr. Smith as a birthday present, Mr. Jones could lawfully have completed Form 4473. The use of gift certificates would also not fall within the category of straw purchases. The person redeeming the gift certificate would be the actual purchaser of the firearm and would be properly reflected as such in the dealer's records." http://www.atf.gov/publications/downloa ... 5300-4.pdf I do not know about how Jersey law looks at it, but the end user needs to have the pistol permits. If you really want to keep it kosher and safe... buy the gun, have it sent to FFL, have her pick it up, and this way, you do not waste your pistol permit.

You are purchasing a firearm with no intention of keeping it. Doesn't matter if the other person can buy it legally or not. You can buy a firearm for yourself, and decide you do not like it, hell, I bought a Glock 23, shot it, and sold it a week later because it was not for me, however, I did not buy that firearm with the intention of transferring it to another person.