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I understand that.. but shouldn't they be sized appropriately when cinched up, or wrapped around the stock or something? Dangling free just seems messy and a way to get your gun stuck in the car.

I guess this is more of a question for the LEO folk on the board, but.. I went to the PD to drop off my pistol permits for renewal today, and remembered this question I've had for awhile. I've noticed cruisers of several different police agencies around here with overhead shotgun mounts, however, the sling is dangling around loose by the head rests. It seems to be like it would just get in the way and get tangled in radios/hats, etc. It also seems like a liability, in an emergency/high stress situation (one where the shotgun would be needed), getting the shotgun out quickly might get impeded when the sling gets caught on something like the headrest/door jam/seatbelt, etc. Seems to me like the sling should be cinched up tight, or removed. I'm not sure, but isn't a shotgun sling only used for carrying the gun, not like a precision rifle match where a sling could help? The other question I had.. is the shotgun issued to the cruiser, or to the officer? I've noticed several cruisers with the aforementioned dangling slings at the PD. I'm sure the PO could have been inside doing something, but it seemed to me like they leave them in the cars.

Awesome!

needs some pizza and nachos for the beer to wash down

serious lack of snacks

Happy bday!

I need a bayonet for my garand. Thinking that I want the short one.

Buy everything you can now while she is looking at wedding magazines. (Is your coffee table full of those alrealdy?) Lol, congrats.

You know where to send the Christmas Gifts.

I want cash for xmas. I won't think any less of you guys for not being more personal.

Dick's is selling used guns now?

On the busiest shopping day of the year too. I guess it will be next to impossible to buy anything on saturday either due to the backlog

You dont know how hard it was for me not to post an off color comment about cylindrical meat and matt.

needs moar earl?

AFAIK, Old Bridge doesn't have any caliber restrictions on the outdoor range.. but at only 100 yards.. its kind of like peeing into the wind with a 50.

did you run out of snacks?

Actually your right, It must have been this crappy Heineken I've been drinking. I had a 15 round detachable and a 10 round fixed and tried to make a 15 round fixed, and ended up with two unusable mags. It's been awhile since I had an SKS. Anyways.. SKS with detachable mag is a no-go in NJ, its specifically banned by name.

does it taste good?

Dont lie, you know you like it

tapco makes a fixed mag which is legal provided 922r is followed. It is a pain in the butt to clear a jammed gun without modification to the bolt however.

shoulda just sent the kids to play in the van

The main requirements to overcome are 1. local zoning laws (Have to be allowed to sell guns) and 2. selling/transferring guns for a profit/business. If you are thinking about becoming an 01 FFL to get around laws of this state for hobby purposes, its not legal, and probably not worth it unless you alrealdy have an established business.

Didn't the M1 Ban have to do with the company marketing it as an M1 Carbine? And they market this as an AK-47?

The cop must have been allowed to take the car home or personal use for the department to be found liable. Say I own a moving company, and my employee takes the van on a vacation (outside of his job route).. not my fault.. all on him. Now if he was working and stopped at the wawa for coffee and backed into someone, I could be found liable because that's not a major deviation from normal duty.

with a couple beers, I'd hit it