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1) put all guns on boat 2) boat sinks 3) call it tragic

I often think about going back to Thehighroad the forum I was on before when I lived in Colorado, but it is just to depressing to see all the stuff I cannot own being posted up. I miss the stricter rules there though and how threads like this the off topic posts would be deleted.

While doing research for my first hunt I found this check list, it looks pretty helpful. http://www.nwtf.org/tips_adventures/tips.php?id=11709

it'slike when I get an echo on the phone and I can hear my own voice. I just pull the ear piece away from my head and talk into the mic. Sounds like this could be beat by simply plugging your ears.

While I wouldn't put them on my Series 70, I sure as hell would own a sidearm with these on it.

So I just actually had to send back PPP's for the first time ever tonight. Turns out that I do not actually couch or poo on them, but I do however fold them rather jackassedly up in a million different directions. I just couldn't help myself evidently, maybe it was the fact that I have to fill out paper work to transfer a gun to my wife, so she can take it to the range without me that got me in the seriously this is ridiculous mood and when I started folding it to put it in the envelope folding it all messed up was all I could do from crumpling up the fcuking thing.

I hate it when people compare shootings to the Wild West. Compared to our murder rates the Wild West was not wild at all.

the anti's will say "Good thing he didn't have a gun, more people would have been hurt. Our anti-gun legislation is working, see only 2 people stabbed and only half of them died!"

Step one: cough on it Step two: wipe your arse with it Step three: put in envelope Step four: put stamp on envelope Step five: drop in mail box

My wife is pretty easy going, but if I start clamping a reloading press to our antique desk she might draw the line there I feel.

So I am thinking of getting into reloading now that I am shooting on almost a daily basis. Unfortunately I do not really have room in my house for a reloading area. I was thinking about setting up an area in the garage as I have plenty of room there. I figure I would have to store the powder and primers indoors, but was wondering what you guys think about having the rst of the equipment sitting out there in a garage. Would it be fine to leave most reloading gear out there? I'm just worried about humidity and what not.

I was in Colorado and it was bliss. Ended up moving here for my wife.....damn women....

Sweet so we can just pick and choose what rights we want to follow then? If that is so I choose to pull the authors right to free speech for being such an idiot.

It is incidents like this that make me happy to no longer be a Canadian. I take my oath to the U.S. seriously and in that oath I renounced my allegiance to my birth nation. I even sent the passport back. Sadly I ended up in NJ which is on its way to becoming like that. It is reasons like this that we need guns, when the Government oversteps its bounds and you have no legal recourse against them you are supposed to shoot them.

I'm no expert, but it doesn't take one to find gems like this Boooed? I might have rush the stage in the end instead maybe they would have aired that, what an arse.

We have a sewing machine at home and I find a good cheap way to make little dehumidfiers for ammo and guns is kitty litter, that shit is great. We just sew up little pouches of the stuff and throw those in for a little added precaution.

Damn Canadians!

Do I still go watch Expendables 2 or not now.....hmmmmmm

This is my main problem with anti-gunners they all think so little of other people. Anyone talking about how CCW in NJ isn't a good idea usually follows it up with "It wouldn't be a good idea here, to many stupid people would be carrying a gun" as if they are some how far superior to everyone else.

I understand, in your line of work you've gotta cover your arse.

That is what is called a joke. I'm pretty sure everyone knows that legal advice on the internet is worth what you paid for it.

Oh oh oh! I have a crazy solution for the crazy problem. Drop off baby and head to range as already has been said is kosher by a bunch of random dudes on the internet as this is legally binding and will hold up in court of course and then you can work out a deal with the range to leave the evil handgun there while you go visit your father for a couple hours, then go pick up you handgun at the range that you were storing there with the baby already picked up from your fathers and drive directy home. Wohoo for insanity! It's kinda like one of those there are 5 peope on the edge of a river and one boat that only carries 3 people how do you get all 5 people accross the river problems.

Uh guys, she said she would be going home to meet the school bus, the school propety law has nothing to do with this thread. Just pointing that out before a full on thread jacking occurs.

Hmmm I dunno about that 10-15 minutes doesn't sound as reasonable as 7 minutes and 37 seconds....

I'm not saying she can't be arrested, I am just saying she is doing nothing wrong. In this thread alone we have two LEO's with different opinions on the matter. Both agree that the drop off on the way there is fine, but the staying for lunch had different answers. Shows how gray the laws are for sure. In any state not just NJ you can be arrested while not breaking the law if the LEO doing the arresting wants to, then you get o go to court and sort it out. It's the world we live in now unforunately.