DirtyDigz

Do you have the magazines? If so, open them up and look for the Glock with the aftermarket, optic ready slide. IIRC it was an article detailing the setup of a pistol, shotgun and AR for 3 gun matches.

Frankly, the forum search engine is not reliable. I should stop using it myself because I miss stuff constantly. I'm going to get in the habit of using google with a site-limiting clause instead. Put the following in front of your search terms in google to search this forum using google: site:njgunforums.com

Another idea to appeal to "occupy" types, but needs some judicious editing for length:

Big thread on it well underway, there is a post regarding bus departure times: http://njgunforums.c...__fromsearch__1

Arggh, can't remember the name of the company, but one of the issues of Recoil magazine (before I stopped buying them) had an article on a "race" glock with an aftermarket slide pre-cut for optics and I don't remember as one of the ones mentioned above. I'll see if I can find the article.

I expect the secret service and capital police to hand in any rifles in favor of double-barrel shotguns immediately.

I'm wishing for a youtube video that shows Biden shooting at 25 yards at a man size target standing behind a "hostage" child target with a shotgun with buckshot and a rifle, taking 5 seconds or less to aim with each.

Here you go: http://lmgtfy.com/?q...eed+exhibitions (just kidding, here's the direct link: http://www.nssfblog....d-outdoor-show/ - at the time that I read the release on another blog they didn't have a link available)

http://thehill.com/video/administration/279161-biden-better-to-use-a-shotgun-than-an-assault-weapon-during-an-earthquake- My emphasis added:

Thanks for the ideas all, some good stuff in here. I want to do some "due diligence" on a point before I consider making a sign out of it - Prior to the 9/11 terror attacks, were commercial airline pilots ever allowed to carry firearms? If they were at one point, and were subsequently prohibited, when did that change take place?

Companies involved are Smith & Wesson which has a $60MM line of credit with TD Bank, and Sturm, Ruger & Co. which has a $25MM LOC with Bank of America. I bank with TD Bank, so if they cave in to this pressure I'll be pulling my accounts from TD.

Only visited Chicago once, but now I'll make sure I won't spent a dime there if I can avoid it, at least not until their administration stops the gun hate: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/01/25/emanuel-to-banks-stop-supporting-gun-makers/

NSSF sent out a press release saying they're "considering options" for a different manager for future SHOT shows:

I wonder who put the bee in her bonnet about Thompsons. Thompsons!? Really!? When has a Thompson been involved in a shooting since the end of WWII?

Is this it? (I hadn't seen it mentioned before this thread):

Another version of why coverage was declined:

Thanks, that sounds like the full story.

I saw this earlier on a blog and decided not to post it - the blog it was originally published on pulled it down as well with the statement that it "didn't pan out". I believe the letter is genuine but I do NOT believe it is related to anti-gun sentiment or policy at Geico. The other version of the letter image I've seen is higher resolution and you can see the underlying text "bleed" through the black marker enough to read all of it. The company name is indeed firearms related. If you look at the lower right, the letter indicates it was generated on December 6th, prior to the Newtown shooting. I think the letter is likely related to the owner having represented the vehicle as personal use only and GEICO discovering it is used for business purposes, with "deals with the weapons industry" merely intending to show that they know the business the vehicle is being used with and not to imply that anything is inherently wrong with that business.

The only way you have a chance at getting AR assemblies at AIM as of late is to be on their email notification list for re-stocking and then hope you're reading your email when the notification hits. I had a Spike's upper I wanted last year, so I was on the email notification list for it. Got the email about 2 weeks ago and I happened to be sitting at my PC when the email arrived. I loaded up their site immediately and it was responsive and fast, but by the time I got the upper into a shopping cart and started the checkout process it started bogging down. Site timed out on me twice when trying to complete my order, but I made it. As soon as the order completed I went back to look at the upper and it was sold out. Don't know how much stock they had, but they sold out in about 5 minutes from when they sent out the emails.

2nd an aftermarket metal follower. My stock plastic follower was hanging up occasionally which resulted in shells not ejecting from the tube consistently. No problems since replacing it with a GG&G follower.

WTB: 1/8" thick steel plate cut to resemble the silhouette of a glock 19 or any other modern semi-automatic handgun...

Why do I believe that any "discussion" with Cryan and Lautenberg regarding firearm legislation would go as below, with gun owners represented by the person on the right?:

7:00 AM according to the email I received from NJ2AS earlier today:

At least they give qty discounts. 250 rds is $350.... Link for posterity: http://alamoammo.com/rifle-ammo/223-5.56/5.56-federal-xm193-55gr-fmj-bt-250ct-bulk-m-id-29465560713-upc-55655250

Where in the NY SAFE act does it mandate confiscation if a firearm is not registered? I thought the penalty for not registering under NY SAFE was a misdemeanor?