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You're allowed to... but it will cost you...

Well... we do have a 'castle law', but if every shooting goes before a Grand Jury, then what's the point? You still need to lawyer up...

It's a secret!!!

Not SCOTUS... Otherwise we'll have to go with the secret 4th option.

Personally, I'd rather see the AWB lifted before getting CCW... If I had CCW, I would probably do it sparingly given the situation... plus my job won't let me do it and I can't simply leave it in my car anyways.

This state is so gerrymandered, we can never hope to win our cause in its current electoral configuration. Only three options exist: leave the state, stay here and take it, or pursue change through other means (Courts)...

Well, they may be gun friendly, but you gotta remember that the cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hold a lot more clout in statewide affairs than those who live in the rural areas. Miller currently runs CeasefirePA, which is what he used to run here. And he didn't leave NJ in defeat, he's just going to trample other people's right. Bryan Miller is truly a despicable human being, dancing the blood of his dead brother to restrict our rights.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military/weapons/a-day-of-intense-force-on-force-handgun-training It's nice to see some local vendors getting acknowledgement in a national publication like PM.

Why? His pets in the NJ Legislature are still around. His work in NJ is DONE. He's more focused on Gun Control in PA than he is here...

Norcross lost? Doesn't his daddy run a big Democrat political machine in NJ?

That's easy... because if they price them too low, then folks will develop a perception that they are 'too cheap'. I think this happened to the HS2000 (Springfield XD) when it was first released in the USA... they priced it at like $250 and most people compared it to other pistols in the price range instead of it's actual merits. But when Springfield re-branded it as the xD and buffed the price, they began selling. At least that's what I heard, but may not actually be the truth. Shoot, even as someone who owns several Glocks and trusts them, I would be wary if the price just dropped to $250/ea... first thing I'd wonder is "what's wrong with them?" Even though it's the same exact pistol that was once $500...

I wear those mitten/gloves during the cold weather... the finger tips are exposed so I can feel the trigger and grip things, but I can also mitt my stabilizing hand if it's really cold out. Not really heavy duty though... During the summer I use a set of work gloves, nothing fancy... they're lightweight and breathe easy.

Workbook: read the manual and watch the video... work on one section at a time. Or pay $20 and do the online course... this lets you skip the field walkthrough... Field test: Shotgun is easy if you've used one before. They provide ammo and gun. Muzzleloader is easy, they teach you how to use it, go through the steps, and you can easily pass that. Archery (which I haven't done) is the most difficult... you need your own bow and you need your own arrows and have to hit 3/5 in the vital area.

Oh... lol

Can we use a challenge to CA's AWB here if they are, indeed, successful in this case?

Want something cheaper? http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F3Nagant Nagant revolver... though I heard buying ammo is a PITA...

Middy. Especially for the 16". Looks better, and supposedly has softer recoil. Coolest is 14.5" middies... those are nice.

On my second read through... it appears that the Feds investigated him for stolen weapons from an Army base... they then tipped off CA authorities to this guy's violation of their state law... I'm confused though... does this mean his guns were legal in the 'Federal' sense?

"The attorney for a Kingsburg man charged with allegedly possessing 33 assault rifles, a grenade launcher and a silencer said Thursday that the Second Amendment gives him the right to collect guns." Read more: http://www.fresnobee.com/2011/11/03/2601951/kingsburg-man-charged-with-possessing.html#ixzz1cl9XoEAs So basically, this guy was in violation of CA's AWB, NFA '38, and FOPA '86 (Hughes)... and he says it's okay because the 2A says he can do it... Technically, I agree. The 2nd Amendment, if it's intention was designed to defend our Free nations from an overzealous government as well as foreign invaders, needs to provide for civilian access to military arms. That's the only intellectually honest interpretation of this Right. It's not their so we can defend home and hearth, or even our lives. But to ensure the security of the free state. If we, as citizens of this nation wish to defend ourselves from those in DC who trample our freedoms, then we would need to have access to the arms necessary to do so. However, I think it's doubtful this guy gets off scot free, and this case may backfire and essentially close the door on the possibility of owning NFA firearms without a damned tax stamp and requisite colonoscopy.

Agreed. Though, it's better to be safe than sorry and make an effort to show that your tried to make it permanent. If I could just use socks though... lol

Aren't they cheap with plentiful cheap ammunition? Plus, you can buy a Mosin and have to two together to be a total commie fighter!

It's not that difficult. The problem with that is the profitability of it given the cost of materials and the time required to do it. I was debating the same thing for Glock 17 mags seeing as there are a few people here (myself included) who own them and would like to get 15 rounds instead of 10. Ultimately, I will just build a few mags myself using a variation of the above method at my sister's place in PA.

FYI, that is up for debate. The NJ AG letter regarding the permanence of a 15 round mod is directed at FFLs and dealers, not regular individuals. I can be mistaken, but this is what I remember from previous discussions on the same topic. -DA

Sounds like a brilliant solution to our state's deer population problem... Take excess October pumpking, shoot them to pieces. Then wait for excess of deer to show up and eat the pieces, shoot them and eat them.

http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/2411.php $430 gets you an upper with a charging handle and BCG. EGW's muzzle brake... http://www.egwguns.com/ar-compensators/ar-comp-pre-ban-w/peel-washer/