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I thought that unsubordinated debt was required by law to be paid off at 100 cents on the dollar and that anything left over was to be distributed to the remaining creditors. I realize that "required by law" doesn't mean anything any more, but then what incentive is there to invest in such instruments? Ken

I agree with trying to get it expunged, but it may not help. There's a relevant discussion here: http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article60697.htm The thread takes a few turns away from the original post, but you'll get the point Ken

If it's good, it's not news (unless they can give either Obama or Corzine the credit... then it's front page). We need pictures. :mrgreen: K

Obviously there's no medical news more important than the elderly bumping uglies. Certainly rates as a "Medical Alert". More timely than: The dismantling of our health care system Breast cancer advances Gene patenting litigation Marijuana potency and related dangers Testosterone gel side effects in children and those are just from checking for today's medical news. Oh well, as long as Grandma and Grandpa are happy, then it's all good. K

I'm up for it. Let's try to put something together for next weekend - May 23/24 (Sunday is a bit better for me than Saturday, but I'm flexible). This weekend's weather is supposed to suck. Ken

Happy Dance. Nice rifle. Have fun with it. K

Welcome from Sussex County.

It's always Happy Hour here (or somewhere). BTW, Cherry Ridge does enforce the fee. Guests need to sign in with their host and get a temporary range card. K

Hello and welcome.

Yeah, he is. I knew if I said Lori Petty it would be too easy. I admit that I don't know the Amanda Cosgrove reference. K

Welcome from Sussex County.

Let's not forget Malcolm McDowell. :geek: K

Sadly, I get that obscure reference. I need a life. K

Greetings from Sussex County.

Nicely done. Shoot well and often. K

Yup, the honeymoon is officially over. K

Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room. President Merkin Muffley

Do you get the discount if you buy 5 of 9mm and 5 of .45? K

I don't blame them. Buy low and sell high... that's how to make a buck, especially in a temporary buying frenzy. It's just good business. Exactly. K

Maybe we can. After all, it's what I do. K

The guy at the ammo counter told Lynn that they unpack their ammo shipments each morning, and most of the popular stuff is gone by 9. They have no idea what or how much they'll be putting out on any given day, and they get calls every morning from people checking to see what came in. They can't keep 9mm or 45ACP on the shelves past 8 AM. It just sells that fast, no matter how much or what brand they receive. All that volume can't be just end users. I think a lot of it is NJ dealers buying at WM prices and retagging it at NJ retail. She'll be making these calls/trips more often. I'll keep you guys in mind, but I can't say for sure if anything positive will happen. It's very much up to the luck of the draw. I would never take advantage by asking for a premium on the price. We're all in the same boat, and I try not to be that much of a . K

NJ WalMarts don't sell guns or ammo. This was in Milford, PA. I'm in Newton, so it's just a half hour or so to get up there. K

Greetings from Sussex County.

Lynn called WalMart in Milford at 7:00 this morning to see if anything came in. They had one case (5 boxes) of WWB 100 packs. She asked if they can put it aside for her, ran out of the door and got in the car. She just called. She felt guilty about taking all 5 and leaving the next guy with nothing, so she picked up 3 of the 5 boxes at 29.97/100. I would have taken them all, but she's a lot nicer than I am. I suppose it's good Karma (and good manners). Still no .22LR. This is getting crazy. Ken

The law applies to semi-auto with removable, box type magazines. Integral, non-removable magazines and lever actions (or bolt) don't apply. K