coldsolderjoint

Hello

actually, the video just pointed out to me the manual safety.. now i dont like it so much

Cool. Seems like this has been a long time coming.

this might make me buy another kel-tec (going back on my promise never to again)

From the Pics, Looks like its a little better built than the LEINAD ones.

exercise machine camo! :-D

I usually don't get new tires till the metal wires are sticking out.. so.. I guess mine are considered "all-seasons"

Would probably go with my LCP for everyday/work(office) carry, and find and buy back my Glock 26 for weekend/night carry.

I had a GI and a double stack. Both were great and could not be beat for the price. The only issue I had was that the front sight fell off the GI (somewhat common problem with the staked front sights on any 1911.. so i found out). I sent the slide back in and they fixed it no problem, and gave me a free "buff and polish". The gunsmith called me personally. Would buy another in a heartbeat if I decide I like 1911's again.

The drug dealers and gangbangers "just" carry.

Am I the only one who wishes my truck would get grand theft-ed and destroyed?

The new member process seems like an unnecessary arduous task, but its not too bad once you actually figure out what it consists of.

it has to hurt your hand when using it with any type of force no? putting your thumb on the saw teeth?

Someone needs to invent a narcan sniper rifle. Like a bear tranquilizer dart in reverse. Then you don't have to leave the ambulance.

And Strip clubs on every other corner :-D

Link for IMA? I was at Sarco on friday with eric and they still have plenty of guns, but they are all locked up or in cases.. very little of interest to me though.

Guy said parts will still be in stirling, nj, only the guns and very limited parts will be in pa.

Aww man.. now i feel bad.. It actually worked pretty good for me. I remember reading in the instruction manual that they recomend "High velocity" rounds.. did you try different ammo?

Theres one being built in leonardo too!

Food for thought.. You: "Hey FD, I've got x amount of ammo in there." FD Chief: "Pull it back boys!" *House suffers more damage than it would have otherwise* http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/03/exploding_ammunition_prolongs.html http://www.mycentraljersey.com/article/20100322/NEWS/100322043/UPDATE-Firefighters-delayed-by-exploding-ammo-in-Perth-Amboy-house-fire

I've been out of OB for about a year now, but expect 2 months minimum from my experiance. I would just give them the 30 days and call them at least once a week to bug them about it. Be courteous.. but don't let them push you around. The dicktective as of a year ago who deals with firearms apps seems to be very anti-gun, and its another part of his job he doesn't want to do.

Black powder is a bigger problem than smokeless. Unless you have lots and lots of powder and hand grenades and the like, its really nothing to worry about.

On a pump, there are no maximum shell laws unless you are going hunting, then its 2+1 like you said.

It's a bit off topic as to the OP, but does this apply to when firearms are taken for "safekeeping" in other circumstances, like an MVA while transporting, or a fire in the home / some other reason that they can't be secured? And then.. to add another monkey wrench into things.. how does that paperwork work out? If the owner needs a ppp or fpid (coe?) to get them back, do the police have to fill out anything like that upon receipt?

I bought the spyderco they had last week for $20 and free shipping. Totally worth it, real nice knife and razor sharp.