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As an American I always thought one should own a 3006 OR a 308. Of whatever flavor suits you of course. As well as a lever action of some form. I don't know it they're "must haves". But sooner or later you should have.

Wow! This has all the makings of a made for tv movie on Lifetime Well done guys

Again, I disagree. For whatever reason the Trooper felt the meatwagon needed to be pulled over. I'm sure we're not seeing the full video. His beef was with the driver. EMT#2 escalated the situation. The Trooper made it very clear that he had a problem with the driver. EMT2 wouldn't STFU. This is what lead to what EVERYBODY is crying about. The effect not the cause. The wife? Come on, more smoke. Who cares? It's not the issue.

I'm not saying I'm right. I'm saying that I see something different than you. That is all.

Black dude in red shirt was told he was under arrest. He resisted and continued too resist. I would have maced him, cuffed him and stuffed him.

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Nah, he's just broke. Probably can't afford ammo either.

I liked the way the Glock felt until they added the finger contours. And because of those I will never own another. I really like the way the Sig 22x line feels in the hand. Unless you have bear paws, I'd stay away from the wood grips.

A friend had one (G17 configuration) that would spit the mag out after the last round was fired. Convenience or shotty workmanship? YMMV.

Over the years I've probably owned around two hundred firearms. Never more than thirty at one time (usually half that). I like to try new things within my specific interests. I also bore easily. I'm not the kind of guy that will try to convince myself that a POS is anything more. Right now the safe is pretty lean. But I do thoroughly enjoy everything on my side of it. Funds,space, and I guess interest will determine what is too much.

QFT! Long time interweb shiester.

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It always amazed me how people treated their firearms like Lego's. I understand good optics, even a forward grip on certain rifles. But when people just pour on the accessories? It's money better spent on ammo. I said it in another topic. Why make that seven pound rifle any heavier than it needs too be? I was as the range yesterday. My buddy and I were watching this guy shoot. He had some type of 45 with some type of laser. He's shooting between seven and ten yards. The laser is just bouncing all over the place. Of the four targets I watched him shoot. There was NOTHING that you could call a group. Again, more ammo less nonsense.

I started playing in the early 80's. I still have a callus on my left pointer from the Nel Spot 007. I think I still have that gun somewhere, probably worth something. I stopped playing in the early-mid 90's. When ever the Autococker became the hot gun. Good times great fun!

Boobs on a nun.

Some awesome pix there! Never heard of it before - thx! I was thinking something completely different.

I can't say as I haven't fired one. But I'm sure it's no worse the a standard M1A. Which is no big deal. I would also go with the scout between the two. Ultimately I prefer the standard. The socom is a novelty and a neat one at that.

The socom has surprisingly lite recoil. Which makes for very quick follow up shots. It is also much louder than one would think. I never shot mine beyond 100yds. Accuracy was satisfactory with the irons.

I dug through the codes last night and found nothing for Old Bridge either.. Is there a mandate from the State, where if a township does not have these regulations the state wide ones take over? I've never read anything to suggest that. And given my situation, I'm not sure how much I wanna dig. :mrgreen:

Great point! We are 102.9 sq mi. With a pop of 651.

Interesting. I'm not all that familiar with Winslow. With the exception of your area, is it built up?

This is what I am encouraging.