DirtyDigz

'Tuesday's reversal in the Dow and the S&P 500 -- from up nearly 3% to 1.3% lower - marks the biggest reversal to the downside since October 2008.' 'The S&P 500 hasn't had three consecutive closes at least 4 standard deviations below its 50-DMA since 5/15/40. Happened today. '

Group buy for a crate of 10?: https://www.classicfirearms.com/yugo-sks-for-sale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1mfe8P65HE

Nice, thanks for sharing. Check your recent mail if you're a Cabela's club card member, you may have a $20 off coupon/Cabela's bucks mailed to you recently which will net a higher discount than the free shipping depending on how many cases you order.

Got the tech's name who came out before? Look him up and negotiate cash payment for him to help you on his own time.

It's the long game. Promote the "FUD" firearm uses (trap/skeet/hunting using not-semi-automatic firearms), continue to paint semi-auto rifle owners as extremist nutjobs. Betcha never see anything positive about 3-gun competitions in Bloomberg media.

Pros - your bcg, upper and lower interiors stay cleaner, longer. Cons - Your rifle weighs more - You have to worry about precise positioning of your gas block - You are wedded to a non-standard bolt carrier - Using an optic? Get used to cleaning the front lens more often than a DI rifle. - You have to worry about rail interference

So I guess it takes approximately a month and a half for the panicked order to get to China, translated, confirmed, implemented and for the revised products to transit their way back to the US:

Yes, treated exactly the same as firearms including magazine capacity restrictions and possession/transportation restrictions and exemptions. Unless they are full-auto bb guns used at carnivals and fairs - somehow those have an undocumented exemption from the law.

Good time with good people - glad to see some prior acquaintances and put some faces to the forum names of new ones!

Here!

On my way. Jeans and collared blue/white checked shirt.

Adjusting my arrival time to 20:00

Hey hey, Ray Ray's back! Welcome back Ray Ray! Here's some fresh gun forum argumentation to welcome you back with: You're wrong on the SIX12 being NJ legal, like you're wrong about bird shot being a good choice for an HD shotgun load. Regardless of what mechanism prepares the next round for firing, it has a revolving cylinder, which runs it afoul of this little clause:

I'm good for tomorrow.

Reserving 7/30. Time? 7:00 PM?

50% off all blackhawk items. Discount shows in cart. Sale ENDS AT 4PM EST TODAY! Search on 'BLACKHAWK!' (make sure to include the ! mark) to find all eligible items. http://wwww.tigeroutfitters.com Lots of molle grenade/saw pouches, some shirts/pants, lots of ems/fire bags.

I'm in. Date/time? How about this Thursday 7/23 starting at 7:00 PM EST?

Received shipping notification yesterday - delay due to me waiting for them to ask for my FID instead of sending it proactively.

I don't know of any other sources. Offer still stands if you want a few boxes from my supply.

Thanks for sharing. Bought a case. Let's see if they require ID/FID....

Yeah, couldn't resist could you? So glad you're here to declare a failure 2 days after the recall effort launches. /sarcasm. May I suggest you put more effort into the RKBA initiatives you agree with and less into spitting venom at the ones you don't?

Agreed. Expensive on transfers but great service.

On this point you're dead wrong, Meeps. I'd say ~75% of the people I talked to knew exactly who Sweeney was.

I also never brought up RKBA issues unless the person I was speaking with did. Had a pretty good opening spiel developed by mid-day "Do you feel you're well represented by Senator Sweeney? Are you confident that he listens to all of his constituents and prioritizes their needs over those of special interests? Do you agree that a sudden shakeup in the political structure would send a wake-up call to Trenton?" Responses I experienced were about in line with those others mentioned: - Obviously at home, but wouldn't answer door. - "I don't follow politics, don't know enough about the issues to feel comfortable signing" - "I like Sweeney/I'm a friend of Sweeney's" (never had anyone curse at me though). - "I can't stand that jerk, give me that pen! Honey, get down here and sign this too!" Two people who signed were very concerned about the signature list becoming public. One guy said he'd sign if I could get some of his neighbors to sign - challenge accepted! Got two more signatures on his street and then looped back to pick him up. Also had a very long talk with one family that invited me inside. I won't name them, but they were related to a crime victim that was big news in the area. They vented on and on about how they felt the police, detectives and prosecutor had failed them in investigating and prosecuting the crime. I did seem to get better responses in the late afternoon after I took the orange shirt off; maybe it was the shirt, or maybe it was the different area I was in. I wasn't a fan of the shirts - good for solidarity at the rally but not sure it helped when I was knocking on doors alone. I was impressed by NJ2AS organization of the event and the petition system - Very thorough setup for covering all the possible responses and reasonable grouping of the streets/locations to visit by packet, at least the ones I saw. As other stated, would love to have had some materials/pamphlets to leave for the no-answers or for those who stated they didn't know enough about the issues to participate.

At the rally. If you want to say hi I'm the one wearing an orange t-shirt.