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Stag Arms closed for the day so all their folks could go to Hartford. This actually looks like something we should do here, if the NJ Senate decides to take up the gun control bills that are currently floating about in Trenton. http://www.nssfblog.com/gun-owners-industry-pack-legislative-office-building-in-hartford/

Sure looks like him (yes, I know who its supposed to be, it's a sh1tty rendering) Plus it's still an uuuuhhhhggglllyyyyy Harley, but I think all Harleys are uuuhhhhggllly

So why is Leslie Neilsen on an ugly Harley?

$80 million is probably over 4-5 years, their private sector sales are likely far greater than $20M a year. This sounds like it was probably in the works awhile and Remington extracted some sort of tax break out of the state.

Dead eyes on that kid. He will end up on a slab probably not too long after he gets out. By another gangbanger or cop. Not that it's a consolation for your friend.

Yes, since the closure of Willow Grove and various other realignments, JBMDL has got busier. It's a good thing to see and hear the C-17s and helicopters over my house. The congress creatures are also lobbying hard for McGuire to be the 2nd base for the new KC-67A. Army and Marine helicopters, USMC and Army artillery & mortars, reservists mostly on weekend drills. You can hear machine gun fire quite clearly if you are at CJRPC or Colliers Mills

It's a semi so probably won't cycle with .22 shorts

And your point is.....................................? There is case law in NJ from people that have complained about not getting FPID in 30 days. The courts said tough luck. Want to change that? Run for office The second case, where one files an appeal of a denail, hapens all the time, usually with favorable resuls for the aplicant.

As far as small arms in the USAF in mid 80s, it was M16 & .38 S&W Combat masterpiece. I shot maybe annually and the .38 only once,along with a 10 rd belt of an M60 when I first got to the UK. The aircraft had all the stuff, and my primary job was fixing radar jammers. On the B52 G&H, there was anything from 125lb dumb bombs up to ALCMs and Harpoons. They would load them on the aircaft at my base in CA and fly over the Soviet 'trawlers' out in international waters off the coast. Cold war funnies. We would sometimes help with maintenance on the tail guns (quad 50s or 20mm Gatling) if we weren't otherwise occupied. On the A10s in europe, the jammer was pod mounted on the wing, so we would help load missiles and bombs on those, if our stuff was not broken. The cannon had its own loading and unloading setup, which was a beast. They also were VERY strict about people grabbing expended 30mm casings or unfired rounds. You could get empties if you asked, but you had to wait for the primer to be removed by the weapons guys.

DON'T let them off the hook, this is a positive development, BUT I STILL DO NOT TRUST THEM. NJ Democrats, and indeed, most national Democrats have come out like gangbusters for legislating away your2A rights. THEY HATE YOU BECAUSE YOU ARE A GUN OWNER. PERIOD. Any question of that should have been cleared up by the Assembly Law & Public Safety hearings last month. I still think anyone who actually votes for Democrats and is a gun owner in NJ ought to turn them in to the NJSP along with their FPID and all ammo, because it's what they are voting for. I will re-do my daily faxes to the Gov, Sweeney, and Norcross and the Senate majority office, and will keep an eye on when the next hearings are.

Train's left that station already, you clearing out an old queue?

So I am going to get a shotgun, probably a pump (Moss/Rem), if things calm down to a reasonable level. I want to use it for clays and possibly HD. Although I have a dog 1st, and .357 2nd. The wife should be able to use it as well, she's recoil shy, so the less the better. Am not planning on hunting anytime soon, and if I do decide to do that, it would be birds, rather than deer. Would a 20 ga suffice for clays? Is 20 ga ammo cheaper & easier to find?

Frank for Governor!

By in the past, I mean before the current situation, like years ago, 1980s, 90s. When I lived in NNJ during the 1991 ban fight, I don't recall anything like these sorts of actions, a large progun crowd at an Anti-2A legislators sham rally. Or maybe I missed them, I don't know

Good going, guys, there has been a big lack of action in the past, from what I know of, in N. Jersey on the part of the pro-2A community and confronting their anti-2A legislators. I hope this is a trend

YYeeeaaahhh, maybe he bought all his stuff as 'unfired' from whoever he bought it from, but an unfired USGI M1 carbine? Either he's the luckiest guy in the world or he got gypped. The Yugo SKS,the M1 (there were a bunch that came back from Greece to CMP 2 or 3 years ago still in the US factory wrappings from the 1950s) even the Enfield I can believe, one of the members on here got an unfired SMLE. But a rebarrelled Enfield?Eh. I still take the teak stock for Yugo anything with a grain of salt--see the below thread on Survivor's SKS boards. The teak stock rumor may have originated with Mitchell's, which if so, certainly means it's BS: http://www.sksboards.com/smf/index.php?topic=110416.msg1323428#msg1323428

Call me a tinfoil hatter, but i would be leery of bringing up firearms with any physicians these dyas. Especialy pediatricians and ob/gyns. Their associations are very anti gun. My kids pediatrician asked about iit and i told him myob.

Yes, nj gun people need another shop/range to complain about pricing, employee attitude, srrvice, and vow never to darken the door of again.

Did it have a detachable mag? Sounds like a yugo, i doubt it had a teak stock. Lots of them were imported a few years back, . Lots of us on here have yugo sks's, they are nj legal. Prices were creeping up before the panic, got mine for 350 unfired 3 years ago just before a big shiipment flooded the market and dropped prices below 300 briefly. Doesn't look like there will be any big shipments of unfireds incosmo anytime soon

I have the NJ Assembly Democrat model--

"Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young To Die" The old Rocker wore his hair too long, wore his trouser cuffs too tight. Unfashionable to the end --- drank his ale too light. Death's head belt buckle --- yesterday's dreams --- the transport caf' prophet of doom. Ringing no change in his double-sewn seams in his post-war-babe gloom. Now he's too old to Rock'n'Roll but he's too young to die. He once owned a Harley Davidson and a Triumph Bonneville. Counted his friends in burned-out spark plugs and prays that he always will. But he's the last of the blue blood greaser boys all of his mates are doing time: married with three kids up by the ring road sold their souls straight down the line. And some of them own little sports cars and meet at the tennis club do's. For drinks on a Sunday --- work on Monday. They've thrown away their blue suede shoes. Now they're too old to Rock'n'Roll and they're too young to die. So the old Rocker gets out his bike to make a ton before he takes his leave. Up on the A1 by Scotch Corner just like it used to be. And as he flies --- tears in his eyes --- his wind-whipped words echo the final take and he hits the trunk road doing around 120 with no room left to brake. And he was too old to Rock'n'Roll but he was too young to die. No, you're never too old to Rock'n'Roll if you're too young to die.

In the hearing Cryan mentioned 'ballistic evidence' whatever that is of the 13th shot striking the girl. Perhaps there is an actual official report that states this? While I don't believe anything I see on TV like CSI and all that stuff, is there some way of determining a timeline of the shooting with that level of granularity? I really don't know, I would err on the side of Cryan being a lying politician (BIRM) , but is such a determination possible at all?

Dupe

Everybody got used to not much artillery training during the Iraq war, when the NJNG artillery units were made into impromptu MPs. Now they are back and due to base closings and whatnot, there is a USMCR artillery unit that fires there as well. Plus EOD, which goes on all the time. These are mostly reservists, which is why this takes place on weekends. The C17s fly over low practicing during the week. I ove to hear alll that stuff, I used to work over there, to me it's great. I am sure they got a bunch of angry phone calls this AM, as it was a liiitttlllle more boomy-shaky than usual, at about 7:30-8AM