DevsAdvocate

This sucks! :evil:

I bought all my firearms (cept the AR) from them. Great guys, great store.

I don't get it... if a collapsible stock never goes below the minimum length requirement, then how is it illegal?

I won't, but I won't put up a large monetary investment into ARs like I was planning. I will just modify the one I currently own. I have it planned... Immediate (this year): -YHM Muzzle Break -YHM hooded front flip-up sight Intermediate (Next year): -Magpul MOE handguards -Rails for handguards and light. Long term (3 years): -Flip up BUIS (YHM) -Magpul collapsible (yet pinned) stock -Magpul grip with CR123 battery core insert -EOTech (optional, not necessary, I might get tritium sights in lieu of this. Hopefully, in 3 years, the ACR will have been out for some time in the civilian market, it will have been "beta-tested", and the kinks worked out of it. By then, my AR mod will be complete, and I can spend a year reserving funds for an ACR.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009 ... -the-week/ Supposedly, the civilian version will be released at the end of the week. The rifle appears to be very NJ-Legal sans the presence of a flash hider. But from what I understand, much of the barrel specs are from the AR, so it may be possible to mount a muzzle break on the thing instead. Definitely holding off on a new AR until more comes out on this thing.

Humvees were never intended to be armored, or used in the roles it is used today. It was designed for a different use in a different kind of war. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl= ... N%26um%3D1 JTLV is going to be awesome though.

I wish I could buy taser shotgun shells. Or just a regular taser.

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20091011/D9B8SUPO0.html I'm surprised they don't go with the Bushmaster ACR system... but the logistics of changing a rifle platform that is widely supported is always going to be a difficult hurdle.

I think you can have that stuff if the lower is fake ? What's the point then?

I just want the bayonet lug, flash hider, and collapsible stock. Oh, and to carry a legit 30 round magazine. None of the 'pinned' bullhockey.

I don't count target ammo/FMJs as "hoarding".

Banning "evil features" is lame.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=12c_1253886452 They have chosen their battleground wisely in Cherry Hill, NJ. Too close to homes where hunting may be difficult... :evil:

So anyone got some thoughts as to what happened in DC during the trailer? Looks like it got nuked... but who the hell are they fighting? Domestic terrorists? Civil War?

After those actions and displaying a firearm you don't bother to notify the local police agency and document or move with a criminal charge? All you managed to do was put your self in a very precarious position as far as any future contacts with the household. You have now reduced the incident to your word against theirs. Document everything. Sorry, but when the law is against you, it's not really a good idea to involve it. What Cylinder Head did seems to be very illegal under NJ law. What if the guy made a move, tried to attack him, and he blew him away? Besides, if he invited the cops into the situation, they would probably all over him for his actions talking about how it's "their" job to do that kind of stuff.

Dunno how many of you old timers here play video games (I always make the assumption you're all way older than me :mrgreen: ) But for those who are fans of the COD series and COD:4 Modern Warfare, the sequel is coming out in the first week of November for 360 and PS3. Here is the latest trailer: o54QI1OowAw Lot's of fun firearms toys that you don't need a permit for to shoot.

Also, if you think traffic is bad now, wait until the zombies are out.

Wow, I didn't know other followed SP as well! Great site! I feel bad for Kalishnikov though, not so much Izmasz or the Russian Gov't.

This is new jersey..Lack of sense and makign everything as hard as possible seem to be the norm for the legislators. You had to remind me... Thanks Rscalzo and KDP.

So what happens to it? It sits in a safe? Gets destroyed? It'll sit in the evidence room for a number of years, and then, as long as noone has died, it'll get destroyed. NJ has NO provisions to dispose of firearms other than destruction, unless maybe to Family members in the case of items taken for safekeeping after an unattended death or the like. In a very few cases, appropriate firearms could be transferred to the departments themselves, but it's so complicated and paperwork-intensive it's cheaper and easier to just buy new. As far as guns "Going Home" you'd need a time machine for that, we have quarterly audits of the evidence lockers, and most departments do similar audits as well. IIRC about every 5 years they do a firearms specific purge, anything from cases OVER ten years old, and every item has to be cleared by the prosecutor's office before destruction. The the items are checked before they leave the building, checked again on site, and individually checked as they go in the smelter by us and NJSP. We used to do them in town at a local smelter, with pretty much the same process, just no otehr agency involved. If something turns up to be NOT destroyed, there's a clear paper trail pointing to exactly whom had it last. Oh wow. But why the hassle though? From a financial standpoint, wouldn't it make sense for departments to sell crime guns to legal owners? The example is this thread: A colt python, would get a hefty penny.

So what happens to it? It sits in a safe? Gets destroyed?

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2009/1 ... man_w.html Really? Not only was it criminal to shoot the wife (or whatever happened), it should be a crime to use a Colt Python for those purposes! Classic gun is probably gonna rust in an evidence locker, until some cop just takes it for his own collection. Or it gets destroyed. Anyways, hope those two lovebirds survive.

Recoil is too great for some people, limited ammunition capacity (7~9 shots depending on the model), lack of double-action (some models do have them I think), and I think it also lacks a drop safety. 1911s with double stack mags and hand-grips are quite large and don't suit people with small hands. Great firearm, it will be around as long as human beings have a trigger finger and want something reliable and accurate to use it with.

No more no-knock warrants. Get rid of them.

I'd like to know he he got passed Newark Airport's amazing security without complying with Federal Regulations regarding the checking of firearms on a flight. If I remember correctly, the firearm must be in it's own locked case, separate from ammunition, labeled gun, and declared to the airline/carrier.