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Mikey is that a change I'm not aware of??? Is there still the velocity restriction???

You want everyone, except me, to be able to possess firearms. To me and many others that idea is ridiculous. All of the mass shootings in this country were done by people who are mentally ill or evil. How many more of these would happen if they all were given free access to guns? Do I think all prohibited from gun ownership be denied? No. People like Martha Stewart I wouldn't worry about even though she is a convicted felon. All of your assumptions regarding my beliefs were ridiculous and incorrect. Who you need to fear are people who feel you have to agree with them 100% or you are wrong like Stalin, Hitler, Castro, Kim Jong-un, and groups like ISIS. If the Founding Fathers didn't comprimise for the good of all we would be singing God Save the Queen.

You still have not reasonably supported your view. You make ridiculous assumptions on my beliefs. You have nothing left and have to resort to name calling and personal attacks. You tend to do this often. You say you fear me. Good for you. No need to unless you intend to do me harm.

Good for you. Don't expect a lot of support though. Most people wouldn't agree we should be allowing people who can be dangerous to others or themselves to have guns. I would surmise you would also support letting convicts in prison have guns. They need protection from the COs and other prisoners.

So you support gun ownership by violent felons, the mentally incompetent, alcoholics, and drug addicts. Good for you but maybe you need to reassess who else shouldn't own guns.

BTW you can use 22 rifle and shotgun in the pits at CJRPC.

I've been dealing with the VA for nearly 45 years. They have gone from being difficult to deal with in 1970 to impossible at the present time. I've found over the past 10 years they will just about always deny your claim when you first apply. If you appeal you then you have to wait for a hearing then wait for the VA to act on the judge's decision. This process took me about 4 years. It shouldn't. I currently have a claim in for a condition the VA recognizes as being associated with Agent Orange. This was diagnosed by my doctor and when I went for my C & P (compensation and pension) exam the VA doctor said there was nothing wrong with me. Two months later I was in the hospital for it and a couple of months after another VA doctor agreed with my doctor. I exhibited all the symptoms outlined in the regulations (you don't have to have all). They still denied it. I'm still appealing it. This is 3 1/2 years for what should be a rubber stamp OK. A big part of the VA problem is they don't have enough trained claims examiners. They aren't hiring more. Shinseki should have been fired long ago. The fact he kept the job as long as he did is evidence of Obama's disdain for the military. Jury is still out on McDonald as he hasn't been on the job that long. To me the veteran who's letter is posted seems to have brought this on himself. He provided evidence to the VA that his PTSD is so bad he cannot handle his own day to day affairs. He's not collecting 10 or 20%. Without seeing the evidence he provided the VA maybe he shouldn't allowed to own guns. Really can't say based only on the cover letter provided.

Don't know. If I were applying I would look at the court decision and use the wording the court did on why DC needed to issue permits.

If it's a key or a lock, Maffeys in Elizabeth can do it.

Thanx. A lot of the people who prepaid for those didn't even get a magazine.

Check the wings for markings a lot of insignia of that Era was sterling silver.

The wings are WWII bombardier wings. Called a bomb aimer by the Brits. USAAF is abbreviation for US Army Air Force which was the name change from US Army Air Corps made during WWII. The USAF did not exist until it was established as a separate service. That was in 1947 IIRC when the name of the War Dept was changed to Defense Dept.

I have a 469 and the agency I worked for issued the 6906 for 10 years prior to going to Glock. These guns popularized the compact 9 mm and priced them so they were affordable. They also created a gun that could be used as a uniform duty gun and for off duty. One gun does all. Not too big but big enough to shoot well. The only maintenance issues from overseeing a few hundred of these were, 1. Change the recoil spring about every 3000 rds. If you're getting failure to feeds this is usually the problem. 2. When cleaning the slide don't just turn the slide over, slop solvent on the inside, then wipe it down. This washes all the crap into the firing pin channel and eventually will lock up the firing pin. You then need to disassemble to clean it out. Gunscrubber is the easy answer to prevent this from happening. Pizza Bob, where you implying you've experienced magazine issues with these guns. I never did even using factory 15 and 20 rd magazines.

Xtreme lists 55 gr at 43.99/500 and Midway has the same from Arms Corp at 50.99. On line shopping and buying in quantity are your friends.

22 pump on the boardwalk at 11 or 12. That was the limit of my shooting experience until 17 with a M14 at basic training. Shot just about everything up to an 8 inch howitzer before I was 19.

If you are shooting to stop a threat it's plausible that the BG turned after being hit from the front and a round or two hit the BG in the back. If there were no entry would wounds in the front that may be questionable. People read the use of force statutes and stop when they see duty to retreat. You have none duty to retreat in any encounter when threatened with deadly force.

Many agencies use a mid size gun and it becomes both a duty and off duty gun. Newark used to issue 6906s to everyone. My agency required the NY 1 trigger. After years of firing DA revolvers it really didn't bother me.

G19 Is the best all around 9 mm on the market IMO.

The current Henry Rifle Co started out in Brooklyn and moved to Bayonne. I have a Rossi 357 that works well with 38.

The easiest way is for both of you to take your rifles to a FFL, you both give your rifles to the FFL and he transfers the rifles. You can't do this at a NJ FFL unless your friend has a NJ FID card. You could do this at a PA FFL. I wouldn't just walk in I'd call and be sure the FFL understands what I want to do? You can ship to FFLs in your home states but what I related is the easiest if your friend is going to be up here.

Don't confuse NJ Statutes (fastened) with FOPA (locked).

When Glock started to be imported to the US there were no striker fired pistols on there market. The import criteria imposed by the GCA 68 had only SA and DA listed. ATF said it wasn't a SA so it had to be a DA. Thats why striker fired pistols are categorized as DA.

If you want different and not add a lot of time take 13 through DE and MD into VA down the Eastern Shore and over the bridge tunnel. Eliminates DC and minimizes time in MD. You would find people on the Eastern Shore more gun friendly and the bridge tunnel is different. The kids might find it neat.

I would just use 95. Taking 81 adds a few hours to the trip.

Done that for years with no issues.