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The type 11 feeds from a hopper. No detachable mag.

Like the Japanese Type 11 machine gun.

I agree. Since Pearl Harbor there's an event like that every twenty years or so.

Do you have examples of the police refusing to accept a dl with the change of address label? Please share them with us.

If the label is what the MVC gives you why would you think the pd would not honor it for a FID but honor it for driving.

Pearl Harbor, the JFK assassination, and 9/11 are the past three American generations "where were you" events.

For a 9mm AR? I don't know of any and it might be easier to have 20 rd mags sent to a FFL and have them blocked.

I agree If the grooves are an issue with you.

Sounds good to me.

This law has been around for some time and being there is a lack of complaints about the police abusing it I'd say the language is okay. I've seen it used a few times and I don't think anyone here would say it was abused. Example? Gangbanger on the boardwalk flashing a gun in his waistband flashing it to his friends. Someone else sees it calls the cops. Cops find its one of those very real looking blank pistols Vlad described. Guy gets charged with Imitation firearm. I have no problem with that.

I can't remember if it was the guy Wahlberg was stealing the booze from or the guy he punched because he wouldn't hide him from the police. What has Wahlberg done for the guy who lost his eye? He could easily throw him a million or two without interfering with his life style. He claimed he did these assaults while under the influence of drugs. Aren't these the drugs that should be legalized according to some? Aren't these supposed to mellow you and are harmless? He was initially charged with attempted murder. Bargained down to assault and although he was a juvenile sent to a regular prison with something like a 3 year sentence. Released after 45 days. Maybe Bubba had showed Wahlberg he wasn't that tough in those 45 days. I say he got his break there and doesn't deserve a pardon. Wahlberg also claimed he was booked on Flight 93 on 9/11 (claimed by probably 1000 other people). Publicity hound that he is he claims if he had been on the plane there would have been blood all over and in the end he'd be reassuring passengers they'd be landing safely soon. He doesn't know the difference between being a movie action hero and a real hero. He got his break first by doing only 45 days and second by making millions because the entertainment industry doesn't care what kind of evil you've done as long as they can make money.

Good set to have for any type of mechanic.

Same here.

That would at the least constitute a false statement on the forms. 5 year felony on the 4473.

Shawn, I don't think it's the fault of the jacket. You need to layer up to keep the core warm.

I read the ATF ruling and agree this seems to be okay with them but not sure what NJ would say.I never paid too much attention to the ruling because I have no desire to do this. I agree with the others who say to just go and get a 9mm carbine if thats what you want rather than build it with a handgun and aftermarket parts. The reliability and functionality seem to be in question. The only way I think this might be a good idea is if you lived somewhere where they limited the number of guns you could own.

The whole minimum wage thing is just an unfunded mandate from the government that no one benefits from. If you raise the minimum wage you increase costs. These are costs passed on to the consumer including the consumer who works for minimum wage. The increased costs eat up that raise in the minimum wage. Nobody wins and the Liberals feel all touchy feely good about all they have done.

Interesting you leave out my comment "there are exceptions to this". I have seen ATF rulings regarding pistol to rifle and back to pistol in regards to specific firearms. I think Thompson is one of those. I have not seen a blanket ruling regarding this. I don't know if there is one. The link you give doesn't show a housing it shows a Glock with a long barrel and a stock. The housing is apparently there to hang stuff off and look cool. If you are confident ATF has made a blanket ruling on pistol to rifle and back or one specific to that conversion please give us a link so we all can be aware of it. I'm not trying to be argumentative. If you are aware of something we're not show us. Contrary to some other people on this forum I have been wrong. Not often but it has happened.

If you only attach the barrel it does not make it a rifle as it is designed to be fired with one hand. It is still a handgun without a stock. The 50 oz rule would apply. You can make a handgun into a rifle but it's a one way trip. You can't convert it back to a handgun. There are exceptions to this but this isn't one of them. The only reason I can see for putting one of these barrels on is because you can. No benefit gained whatsoever.

There is no maximum length on handgun barrels. If it brings the weight of the handgun over 50 oz it would be illegal in NJ. The weight issue aside the only advantage to putting one of these barrels on your gun would be an increase of 100-150 fps in velocity. Not worth it IMO.

Everything has been well explained except the difference in sound you mention. Once an object exceeds the speed of sound, roughly 340 meters/1100 ft per second, you get a sonic boom. The lighter bullets in 9mm do break the sound barrier and you get the "crack" or sonic boom. Your 147 gr loads are slower so you don't get the sonic boom. Many are unaware of the fact that 147 gr 9mm ammo was originally developed for surpressed weapons. The surpressor would work on the noise made by the gases but did nothing to surpress the sonic boom from lighter 9mm ammo. Going to a 147 gr bullet reduced the velocity eliminating the sonic boom but still gave reliable functioning. It may not be you but your gun may like the 147gr ammo better. I find my S&Ws, Berettas, and Taurus 9mms shoot better with 147gr ammo and other 9mms like lighter bullets better. I'm not saying you will get the same results but trying different bullet weights and brands might result in your gun liking one kind of ammo more than others.

I don't think it belonged to someone in the 101. They were never in Bremen, Bremerhaven, Denmark, or Copenhagen. All these were in the British sector. Copenhagen was liberated by British forces on May 4, 1945 and the 101 was in Berchesgarten at that time. Regardless it is an interesting piece of history and is an uncommon holster.

Yes you can encounter problems driving through Maryland. There is one incident out of how many millions of people transported guns through the state. Maybe 3 or 4 out of DC.

Meant $7.

Thats why I wait until they are on sale for $77 and only when I'm ordering other stuff.