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Let me guess-no mention whatsoever in the book of his possessing magazines with a capacity in excess of that allowed by NJ law?

Yup. It's amazing - apparently there is no myth that dies harder than a NJ Gun law myth.

http://www.cardpaymentoptions.com/credit-card-processing/gun-friendly-merchant-account-providers/

Yup, very interested. Can't watch the video at the moment, but I want to see if they're using moon clips or something else.

Roger that, thanks for the assistance

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Added Ammo.net and Munire.

I've thought about this, but NJ's "illegal everywhere unless exempted" legal structure makes this risky for the seller. If the seller goes straight to the buyback location, then they're supposedly immune to illegal possession. However if they deviate to meet with you (a potential buyer), likely outside the grounds of the buyback location since the police would probably "discourage" any sellers from "loitering" at the buyback point, then there's a potential for arrest charges: - handgun: illegal possession outside of exempted location or going directly to/from, unless the seller has a CCW (and you know what the chances of that are). - long gun - same as with handgun, unless the seller has a FID. In that particular case (Seller has a FID, and presumably the buyer does as well), you might be able to transact legally.

FYI, it's "Shore Shot", not "Sure Shot". NJ reporters can't get anything right when it comes to firearms.

Howard, I've been interested in quads for a while and I'd like to see this in action in person; any chance you'd be interested in doing a show and tell at a convenient time in the near future?

His off-kilter goatee really completes the package. That said, yeah, watch yourself at Gander mountain. I went to one in NY early on before I was more hip to gun stuff, and came away confused. They refused to sell me hollow points ("you can't own those in NJ unless you're a police officer"), but were perfectly happy to sell me a pistol-gripped semi-auto shotgun.

Good time, my thanks to everyone who brought a thrower and clays - I used both heavily. Also thanks to Nick for letting me try his Mossberg over/under and the gentleman with the Saiga for letting me try that too.

Thanks Deerslayer. Let me know what I owe ya.

It's looking like I won't have time to pick up any clays before Saturday. Any chance someone else can pick up a case, let me know the cost and I'll bring cash to cover them?

I'm guessing Heckler & Koch Customer Service, but whaddyaIknow?

My Inforce WML has lasted over a year with function checks about once a month (just checked it now to make sure). Battery drain in ~2 weeks when the light is off is not normal. Curious to hear what Inforce says once they get hands on, please keep us posted.

Cut to the chase: http://www.driveatank.com/packages/

I have anti-spall-coated AR500 plates in a carrier. I've tried wearing them around the house just f*ing around; they get very fatiguing after about an hour and I'm no slouch in the fitness department.

Brief review of the plates: http://progunfighter.com/affordable-rifle-armor/

Nice deal on ceramic plates, thanks for sharing.

I'm tentative for myself and GF - looking forward to finally making one of these.

Let's first discuss my compensation for consulting on your project.

Teky0101, You haven't read that page closely. Let's try some highlighting for hopefully enhanced comprehension: My take is that it's Amazon warning you as a seller that products on that list have potential sale restrictions in certain jurisdictions and that it's your responsibility to comply with those restrictions.

We've gone through this argument before here, can't be bothered to look up the old thread. They are illegal when evaluated under NJ firearms law and there is no exemption for them but apparently no one bothers to to call them out when they're operated in NJ commercially. I believe that if an individual showed up to a range with one, or had a neighbor call the cops because someone was shooting one in their backyard in a municipality with a no discharge ordinance that they be charged with illegal possession of a prohibited firearm.

Lots of details/setup/video at this page on the DJI Phantom: http://paulstamatiou.com/getting-started-with-drones-quadcopters/