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6". I have a pic, I just need to clean it up and edit out the serial.

Found a good, used, Colt Python .357 today at a very good price. Put a deposit down until I get my permits and new FPID. Detective said 6 weeks last week. Good guy, I can't wait.

Looks a lot like a Mateba.

I might be going today... maybe in an hour...

The best bet is to hide, stay quiet, and don't flaunt anything... whether it be your radio, your guns, or your food.

Do you have experience stealing cars? Why take the cats? And does your hunting lease land have shelter available? because you can eat them if things get real bad. For the weight and hassle of cats (little annoying furballs that scratch and bite), you can carry more weight in food.

Do you have experience stealing cars? Why take the cats? And does your hunting lease land have shelter available?

I don't know, I'd have to ask him.

Conviction? I think he went before a judge. Maximum sentence? It ended up being community service. Drivers License? I think it was a DC fake... and DC is a Federal District... so I'm not sure.

My buddy was thinking of getting a NJ FID, but is unsure if he will be disqualified for a misdemeanor he received in Washington D.C. He was caught one night in college at a bar with a fake I.D., spent a night in jail over it, and was charged with the aforementioned misdemeanor. He has not gotten the arrest/charge expunged (I think he was 18 or over at the time), so would this affect his chances in getting an FID + Pistol Permits? Would it even show up in a background check?

Christie's political capital is limited to endeavors which are geared toward cutting spending, and lowering the tax burden on the citizenry. If you want to see firearms law passed, pair it up with a liberal agenda... like a Gay and Gun marriage bill that allows for Gay marriage at the expense of some state gun laws.

LOL... a FAL in NJ? Is that even possible?

Lonegan, he is the man we need, but the man would have never gotten elected.

Got the Primary Arms today. Should get it later this week. Worse comes to worse, I still have irons and know how to use em.

I think I'm going to lean towards the Primary Arms optic. I'm not a soldier, I don't go to the sandbox often, I have yet to deal with zombies or the post-apocalyptic NJ, and: I have iron-sights. It's hard for me to sit here and justify an additional $400 being spent when that money can buy me ammunition to practice with and store. Furthermore, the cost of a true Aimpoint H-1 at $600 is coming close to the cost of my Stag-1 ($900)... that's pretty insane. But then again, folks who buy ACOGs don't complain.

Is it truly worth the added cost? An Aimpoint H-1 (or T-1) costs like $500... whereas a Primary Arms Microdot (Aimpoint clone) costs around $100. What are you really getting for all this? I know off the bat, it's better battery life, better workmanship... but if both do the same job, then what's the big deal?

http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t238 ... 0_2066.jpg http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c386/ ... C05284.jpg What are these two slings?

I have a pinned collapsible stock with a slot on top near the back, as well as the standard sling attachment on the bottom of my FSB and on the side as well. I'd like a solid 2-pt sling... any suggestions?

Haha, thanks Maks. But Maks is right, the number refers to how many points of attachment it has to the rifle. Mel is also right, generally speaking. IMO, it comes down to preference. As Mel pointed out, 1-pt are great in an applied situation where you need maneuverability, and possibly the need to switch shoulders on the fly. I like these, especially in the home, mostly because the sling will not get in the way when shouldered and the AR type rifle is light enough that its not a burden when slung. The negatives is that its the type of sling that's mostly for retention purposes, and not really a work-type sling. 2-pt are the classic/original design that a lot of people find comfortable-- especially if the rifle is kept slung for long amounts of time (hiking for example). I dig 2-pt slings, and for the casual person I would recommend it. Its comfortable, and, with the right type of sling, can perform the function that 1-pt slings just as well. A good example would be the Vickers 2-pt slings. Plus, with your current setup, you can easily attach a 2-pt sling without anything else really. The big negative to me is that if you need to shoulder the rifle when its slung, depending on what sling you get, you might have to go through an extra process as the sling would get tangled. 3-pt is an old school design. Most companies don't make 3-pt's anymore because its just too much material, and there are actually 2-pt slings that are functioning virtually the same way. 3-pt slings are the only type I wouldn't recommend. I would recommend anything you find comfortable, keeping in mind what your use of the rifle is. I personally use my rifle for HD purposes, and use a 1-pt sling because of that. What I do stress is that people should have a sling no matter what. Whether you opt to braid one out of 550 or buy one, a sling is to a rifle what a holster is to a pistol. As for brands: Blue Force Gear, Magpul, Gear Sector, Troy Industries, Blackhawk... There are also smaller brands, but equally as durable. An old favorite of mine are the slings from Rocky Mountain Tactical. Just remember that slings need correct sling attachments... so, just be weary of that, or you'll just have some material with no purpose. What are the different types of attachment?

Hello, I am at a bit of a loss here looking for slings for my AR-15. I have the standard sling loops on both the stock, under the sight, and one that is on the left side of my gas block. What kind of sling options are out there? What does 1-pt, 2-pt, and 3-pt mean?

Menendez comes across like such a pedophile.

How can something illegal be made more illegal? Is there really a difference between: I shot someone --and-- I shot someone with hollow points? Shouldn't the punishment just come from the mere act of shooting? Not what you did it with? Legislators.... morons.

That thing must be ridunkulously heavy.

Where does this bird live? Also, I hear we have a few in NJ now...

What's the name of that rifle based on the one used by the US military?? And the one used by the ruskies?