SpecialK

bwahahahahahaha :mrgreen: this made me laugh pretty damn hard

I can't judge on the closeness of the lady and the baby from one angle from one video. I would just say they didn't get shot, so they were not to close. To close is in the line of the bullets path if you ask me. As for knowing if anyone was in immediate danger I would say yes. As a CCW holder I would only pull my gun out if I intended to use it, why should I err on the side of caution and assume otherwise for everyone else. I do not know this man perhaps he ran in not to just rob the place but to fulfill a few gang initiation killings as well. When you pull out a gun you become an "immediate danger" to all that you point it at. I worry about getting shot by a LEO or another CCW that does not know the situation if I ever have to pull out my gun to shoot a bad guy, why should the bad guy not have to worry every time he pulls out a gun that he will meet the same fate? I do agree 100% with the poor choice in music and the picture at the end was just in bad taste as well.

I carry my Beretta mini-Cougar with one in the tube and the safety off. I didn't walk around Baghdad with my safety on my firearms, why would I do it here? A firearm only goes off when you pull the trigger, not carrying one in the tube because you are afraid it might go off is like unplugging you vacuum because you are worried it is going to turn on and suck up your cat IMO

bullshit as in you think its silly.. or bullshit and is its not actually a law.. my understanding is in NJ at least it IS a law.. but maybe im wrong? I believe that PK90 is referring to having guns and ammo in the same case while transporting, while Damagedworld was thinking separate as in unloaded, no bullets inside the firearms. I might be wrong though, just an observation correct me if I am wrong.

Toronto is a great place to visit, but I would suggest Montreal as well. beautiful old architecture to see. The French/Canadian culture makes you feel like you have time warped, so it is a nice get away. I myself just did a one day trip up to Boston which was a blast.

a business should have the right to deny people with guns to enter. It is their personal property and they can do as they wish. You do not have to be a patron of such businesses. There was a restaurant in Steamboat, CO a while back that went out of business because they posted a "Gun Free Zone" and we(meaning Veterans, NRA members and other gun friendly shop owners and people) refused to go eat there and had all our friends and family do the same. They have the right to deny you entry if you are armed, but you have the right to deny them money by spending it elsewhere.

sealed copy? I never got one of those. i would take an official looking one to them seal or not. Breaking the seal is not a bad thing in this case.

\ There is no magic number. This what matters is if they can show a "Pattern of Behavior" For instance, you bought 20 AR lowers when they were $99.00 each from say Elite Arms no worries, no limits as to how many you can purchase. NOW, 3 years later the panic is full blown and you sell off 10-15 of those recievers for $300.00 each. NOW you are acting as an unlicensed dealer as you are clearly selling those receivers to make a profit. that's right, cause how dare a private citizen turn a profit on his or her personal property!

well it is about time, that was such a stupid rule. Colorado has always allowed CCW holders to carry into establishments that serve alcoholic beverages and there is no problem. That law in AZ made people disarm to eat at restaurants that sold booze as well as the bars. It is still illegal to be under the influence of alcohol and be in possession of a gun. I REPEAT!!! If you are intoxicated you are illegally carrying a gun, so it doesn't matter if you have a CCW or not! I go to bars in Colorado all the time while carrying, but I of course do not drink when carrying. To say that allowing guns in bars by people that have a CCW would be bad is an argument against CCW as a whole.

since MJ was made of about 90% of plastic instead of a traditional disposal of the body they are going to melt him down and make Lego blocks out of him, this way young boys can play with him for a change.

great, now they are going to outlaw potatoes. :roll:

Maksim you get the tag and I will take you and even let you use my rifle as long as I get to keep the meat. :mrgreen:

actually Denver's attempt to supersede state law is not legal and while you may get hassled by the law there you would in fact win over all. Open carry is legal in Colorado. Denver passed a law outlawing it which the state law allows, but the state law also started that signage has to be posted to say that guns were not allowed. I haven't seen signage in Denver saying I can't. i know a few people that have been hassled, but not arrested for carrying a gun in their car around Denver. I kinda want to strap on my open carry holster and walk around downtown Denver until some uniformed cop arrests me then I could sue the city for lots of money for wrongfully detaining me. Denver ain't New Jersey we actually follow the rules on the books, so this discrepancy will be fixed one way or another and I find it hard to believe that Denver is going to force the rest of the state to get rid of open carry.

I don't know the laws in NH, but in CO anyone can have a loaded gun accessible in their car no CCW needed. It just has to be visible so it is not concealed.

as a holder of a CCW I think of all different scenarios that I may have to draw my gun. The one where you already have a gun drawn on you are the toughest. Drawing your gun is a last chance move in my books, not a "I might need this" sort of thing. Having a gun pointed at you seems like one of those scenarios, but it is also it is, depending on the situation, already to late. Now if the guy just points a gun at me and yells I would not go to draw my gun right away, that would just increase the chances of him actually pulling the trigger. As soon as his gun is off me though I am drawing or if he looks away for even a second I would draw(I'm a pretty quick draw ) It is easy for some to say what they would and wouldn't do, but it really comes down to the specifications of the situation.

if it was up to me this a-hole would be spending the next 10 years(8 with good behavior) behind bars for threatening someone with a firearm. I am all for that every single person should be able to freely buy guns until they do something stupid like this then you slam them to the wall and revoke the right. Just like you are able to say whatever you want until you say something stupid like "I'm going to kill the Pre..." then you go to jail for abusing your right.

I just assumed since this place isn't anything like a civil society like I've ever lived in before that there was no need for not acting like a child. I figured I'd be given a medal since that is what the government is doing anyways turning us into children. I think I am going to call up Corizine and ask if someone can come over and cook me breakfast because I am hungry and the government should fix my hunger problem. I want eggs and pancakes.

find me a seller willing and I will gladly invite all the press to watch me buy more than one handgun at a time to test this states blatant disregard to the Constitution.

take note of all the sponsors and make sure to let them know how you feel with a phone call, a letter or even just spit on them when you see them on the street. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/bills/BillView.asp

I think I might have to invest in some of this for the legislators here in NJ, they might as well do it literally since they are already doing if metaphorically. http://constitutiontp.com/

where can I find a copy of this bill to read? I obviously am against it, but I prefer to read all bills before I contact legislators. I get a sick feeling in my stomach that stuff like this even gets past committee here.

Why would they bother when you have to still pass a NCIS check after you get the card. The FID cards are only here to stay until we can explain to the public that it is just a redundant system that they are paying for. When people find out they are wasting their money they change their minds. I have already convinced 4 people(2 fence sitters and 2 anti's!) that the NJ background checks are stupid and pointless and I've only been in this state for about a month! Just wait until I am here permanently screaming from my soapbox. :mrgreen:

I saw the pictures of that mishap but never the video. Man o man that's gotta make you feel dumb to blow up your new rifle because you didn't remove the boresight before loosing the first round!

the movie was showing how violent and evil guns are, so it was ok for them to profit off of it :roll: