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Well we better step up when needed then.

yeah, she was a pretty big idiot on a lot of things. Not defnding her plan as a whole, just that one part.

The out of shape dallas girl had it right actually about keeping enough supplies to hole up while the intial SHTF then make a break for it. Stock up and keep enough supplies to be abe to hole up for a month if needed to wait out the intial crazy before heading out on the road, if chaos is still going on after a month then just join it. A goo thing to keep in mind when prepping is that you cannot prep for everything.

My wife turned to me and said "what the hell was that?' before I even said anything. My response "I hate holloywood TVland damnit."

That is crossing a line man! I suggest you apologize to Hitler right now.

If you are prepping and your are not planning at some point to get out of he urban enviroment you are setting yourself up for failure. You would need a fortress and a large group of people and supplies for those people to continue to exist long term in an urban envroment.

Oh and did anyone else notice the sound those .22's made when the preppers were shooting at their own place to check it for durability? Those must have been some crazy loads! *rolleyes*

I will keep a spot open for you

Are they really trying to use the strategy of announcing victory before even winning the battle? Granted this is one of the only way for small groups to over throw a large government and get the people on their side, but this isn't a civil war (not yet anyways) and if it does degrade to that we will be using our guns and guess who will win then stupid hippies.

I know I was just joshing ya Less than 21 mags would be ridiculous

so you have less than 21 high caps mags then?

Way to go NJ get this scum off the street! With 21 high cap mags that is 630 deaths you prevented! Why so lenient on the guy though, only 5 years that's a slap on the wrist!

Are you talking about state or federal preferences, because in federal preferences it dose not and I sated federal is different than state. Federal rules " Veterans’ Preference gives eligible veterans preference in appointment over many other applicants. Veterans’ Preference applies to virtually all new appointments in the Competitive Service and many in the Excepted Service. Veterans’ Preference does not guarantee veterans a job and it does not apply to internal agency actions such as promotions, transfers, reassignments, and reinstatements. Not all veterans receive preference for federal civilian employment, and not all active duty service qualifies for Veterans’ Preference. Only veterans discharged or released from active duty in the Armed Forces under honorable conditions are eligible for Veterans’ Preference." State rules n NJ is it adds 10 points to your test now, that is all. That is the states decision to give privileges to veterans over others in their highering process. The state has no wiggle room to deny or give rights only to certain group of people anymore than the federal government does. Those that choose to deny our rights are our enemies and deserve treatment accordingly.

wrong as a vet you 10 more points on a test in NJ.

I had a thought (yeah they still happen from time to time). Gun buyers often feel every guns fall into the same category of buyer because they are all sold at the same place. If they didn't have to be sold at a FFL Would the higher end sell at high end shops like Bloomingdales and the lower end stuff at Walmart? The firearms market is seriously disfigured by all the restrictions put on the sale of them. Not saying that we need to revamp everything or not, just saying it's something to think about when you are getting pissy about a dealer or manufacture.

How much do you want to bet?

Yeah! You should write him an e-mail as people love when random people tell them how to run their company!

You are making the mistake of thinking they have the same goals and purpose that you have in your head. At $7000 for some of his handguns he is not selling these to everyone. So he didn't want to deal with some of the people, big deal. Just because a few people feel he was rude (these are the type of people that go whine on the internet the most) doesn't mean he didn't talk to some of the people that his company needed him to talk to. Shotshow is a dealers convention, not a public one. You are either a dealer or have a press pass. Now a days anyone with a website can get press credentials, so excuse him if he doesn't know every single one of them or who knows maybe he knows and doesn't want to be on his webshow because he doesn't like it.

I went down to a astin-martin dealer with a camera the other day and could you believe that the manager wouldn't let me interview him? What an asshole! That is bad for business, I am going to tell everyone on the internet and they will just have to deal with the drop of sales in the future because of it! Waaaahh!!!! This entitlement that customers in the US feel that they have (or have to have) just because they bought a product from someone is scary sometimes. Is it a good product? Will they fix it or take a return if I find it not to be? Those are the only two factors I have when buying something. I don't need a hug and/or a reach around when buying anything. The only thing this video did was made me make darn sure not to watch anymore from this guy.

I didn't even get to answer your question when I went into a rant, when I mistakenly thought you had the audacity to compare our 2nd Amendment right to a privilege. Veterans preference does not guarantee a job to anyone over a more qualified candidate. It is up to the highering agent of what ever department at the time to make the call if the Veteran is better or equally suited for the job, those are the rule laid out by the federal government. As former workers of the Federal government I see no problem for veterans getting jobs from them as they are returning workers. As for the rules laid out by the state, that is for each individual state to decide. Far or unfair the people of each state get to decide who hey want to give their government jobs to and how. This still has nothing to do with the Right to carry, but since you are pointing out random history facts I might as well too. Those given special privileges always end up getting their heads cut off by those that do not in the past.

asking about sound proofing on a gun forum eh? You are not the first to think of setting up his own at home .22 range

I apologize. I re-read your post and realize that you were only talking about privileges and how they are nothing new. Your post did not compare privileges to Rights. If you could clarify what your post has to do with this thread I would appreciate it though.

Do you even know the difference between a Right and a privilege? PLEASE PRETTY PRETTY PLEASE tell me how veterans preference given is a right or how it is unconstitutional! Do it now or SHUT UP.

+1000000000000000000000000000000000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know! Doesn't it just scream punch me in my fat ugly stupid face!

I got PPP's in hand, so I was in the Handgun market too