SpecialK

I can concede to Kdp that that is the way that it is working right now, but that does not mean that is the way it is supposed to work! If you didn't pledge to uphold the Constitution of the U.S. then I have no point, if you did I sure as hell do. I will continue to kick and scream as a true patriot should until things wok properly. BTW just cause I feel this way doesn't mean I can't be friendly with police officers. One of my best friends(a brother really) here in Colorado is a cop and he has even said to me that if it makes his job safer he would be fine taking away peoples rights a little(which I am very strongly against if you couldn't tell). Just cause I have strong views doesn't mean I won't smile at you and buy you a pint :mrgreen: We are all in this mess together.

Jersey cops swear an oath and I have check with many departments that it includes swearing to uphold and protect the Constitution of the U.S. by enforcing these unconstitutional gun laws they are proving they can't even be held to a simple oath, so I honestly don't care if they have pictures of them in uniform getting BJ's they already lost my respect by taking a Job over a Duty.

1)I agree that in NJ common sense is very uncommon 2)range bags? oh I have one for my .270(got it free with the rifle), but when ever I take my shotgun, my friends AR's, his .22lr and various other long guns I just walk outside with them and put them in the back of my car. They are guns, not collectible figurines that need special protective cases. When I get to Jersey I will start acting like a criminal and hide them from sight. I'll even draw the blinds and clean them inside instead of sitting on my back porch when the weather is nice (which is a town home back porch so all my neighbors and a main road can see me cleaning them and nobody cares, because we aren't trained to be afraid of them here.).

I wouldn't want to advertise having guns either if I was in NJ, seeing as they are illegal and all :mrgreen: That sign is awesome! If I had an anti-gun neighbor that was vocal to me about it I would put one up with pride and do a happy dance I don't "advertise" having guns but seeing as I go in and out of my house all the time with them my neighbors would have to be blind not to know. It is hard finding an anti that lives here though :mrgreen:

wow, how could they be so stupid to hang out with those soulless shells of human beings? Didn't they know that strippers, hookers and hooters girls aren't people too?

yeah you'd think in today's day and age that people would not be so ignorant or agenda driven to forgo such information of total number of suicides. http://www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide/suiciderates/en/

you forgot the main part of my everyday wardrobe, my .45ACP Beretta mini-cougar :mrgreen: it's actually more like Jeans(from either Kohl's or a thrift shop, with whatever t-shirt I have on hand(that will of course go down far enough to conceal my pistol), subaru key tucked all the way inside my pocket and walking around like I own the place (a little place called earth :ugeek: ). In all honesty I couldn't say I wouldn't wear something from Banana Republic, but I am a poor college student, so unless I find it at a thrift store I can't afford it.

Seriously? the best quote on this was a guy down in the comments section. " jon Friday, 18 September, 2009 19:18 [ 7 ] there

I wear sandals all the time! Even through out the winter. Well not when I am in NJ though, since I am expected to defend myself in hand to hand combat I usually wear boots.

option 5: all of the above.

I'll be in Jersey for 3 weeks over the winter break and I'll be getting a creek pass as well. Yeah, who the hell travels to New Jersey from Colorado to hit up the slopes, this guy :roll: I thought you came here for the relaxed firearms laws. nah I go there to feel safe, cause I figure you must have the most highly trained police force in the world since it is illegal for me to carry a gun there and defend myself, got to depend on those highly trained cops instead.

I'll be in Jersey for 3 weeks over the winter break and I'll be getting a creek pass as well. Yeah, who the hell travels to New Jersey from Colorado to hit up the slopes, this guy :roll:

glad to hear you found a solution. If she doesn't get over he irrational fear though let me know and I will take yo guns off you hands and let you shoot them whenever you want :mrgreen:

yeah that made my day too :mrgreen:

you make that ammo .380 and you've got my vote! :twisted:

DO NOT! I REPEAT! DO NOT! FIRE THAT AMMUNITION! I will be glad to safely dispose of it for you, just pm me for a shipping address and I will even pay the shipping since I am such a nice guy :twisted:

didn't vote because I feel it was a very narrow minded poll, you need to have more people to choose from such as myself...

how heavy of an object are we talking? My Beretta has taken quite the beating and I couldn't think about a single thing that could crush it.

after looking at the picture for a bit this is the same idea I came up with, being in college messes you up more than it helps you... :twisted:

we don't see it that way at all We just hope you don't think we are rude because we like to jabber on about anything and everything :mrgreen:

Well, how did it work? :mrgreen: yeah how was it?

avoiding fights is no way to run a relationship. You need to be honest with each other about what makes you happy. If having guns makes you happy it should make her happy. It isn't a one way road.

an 870 all the way! I might be a little biased since it was my first shotgun I owned, but I have shot plenty of skeet and small game with it, haven't used it in HD yet, but I keep rounds in the mag. You can't beat the sound of a pump to put fear in the intruders soul. (I keep a loaded Beretta 8045 as my main home defense, but if I hear the intruder before I see him I rather scare him off with racking a shotgun instead of having to take another life.

My girl is a 9/11 firefighter. I'll spread the word about this to her station.

another blanket solution for a non-existent problem.