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Brisco (Shane) and Martin (LibertyorDeath) both do AC units I beleive.

Pistols are the same thing as buying one normally. Just that the copies of the permit have to be provided to the NJSP and local PD as usual. I don't understand why there is a box for the FPID numbers on the permit because as its been stated ad nausem, the FPID has nothing to do with the purchase of a pistol. I guess it makes finding the records easier for the PD. If the seller has no FPID, why not put "None" or "N/A" ?

Not so much the fear of height, but free climbing? WTF? lol.. and all those little transitions? Standing on top with no hands? That 30 pound tool bag is no problem, cuz this guy has 10 pound nuts.. haha

Whered you win it from?

How do you like it? Do the ejectors get annoying instead of extractors?

I got home and Liz was filling up the empty soda bottles with water for me to take to the range on Friday She knows I love exploding stuff!

If the kid is troubled, more likely than not, there will be plenty of signs. It's just that the parent's either are unfit to be parents, have their head up their a**, or in some rare cases, too busy putting food on the table to notice. Of course I say that from a young man's point of view, I have no kids right now, but I'm sure most people will agree with me. Even in that last situation, you don't just forget to notice major things. If it's one of those rare cases where there truely are NO signs, then no amount of effective parenting is going to cure a situation, it has nothing to do with guns. It's sad but true. They will use rope, pills, knife, car, etc etc etc. However, good parenting from the start should take care of most situations before they ever become situations. Furthermore, nobody ever said that a trigger lock is an effective tool for 100% security when your kid is alone with the gun. It's just a mild deterrent. Most of them only have 3 numbers. Start at 000 and go to 999, it should only take an hour if your unlucky. Or A few minutes with a dremel, and its off.

Kid's arent nuts, kids are kids. Proper parenting and gun ownership involves educating kids about guns, and while making them respectful of the extreme power guns have, also educating them, that in the right hands, with proper use, nothing bad will come from guns. I bet those same parents hide their car keys too right? Because they don't want their kids knowing that they have cars, which can become a much deadlier weapon in the wrong hands. I really only shot at boy scout camp when I was little, but whenever I wanted, as long as my dad wasn't busy, whenever I asked, he would take out his guns and show them to me and let me examine them under his supervision. They quickly became not enchanted hidden novelties, but just another tool. Just like all the tools in the shed he let me use. With me on his lap, he also let me steer his truck on a deserted road, and I quickly realized that I wasn't up to that job just yet. Never shot anyone yet, never stole a car..

I'd keep my ammo in the oven. I never use that thing anyways. think about it, it would be the last place to burn in a fire.

If I put it in USGI can's that have good seals with one of those desiccant packs. and check on it every once in awhile.

My wood shotgun is my tactical shotgun

Its a safety gun!

Midway ships ammo to NJ, but you have to send a copy of your FID to customer service, and they will "Unlock" your account.

+1 Great Post.

Happy Birfday!

HAHA! You guys suck. Let me know when you don't want it anymore so I can buy it and sell it back to you.

Lol, I went to the dentist yesterday, and I showed the one lady there the picture of me getting engaged on my phone. (She kind of yells at me like a mother since ive been going there so long) but she starts flipping through my pictures.. I'm like "uhh.. there might be stuff on there you don't want to see".. and shes like.. "its ok, this is like my son's phone, i find bad stuff in there all the time".. so she gets to the picture of the holster i sold to Maks, and shes like.. "whats this?" "A Holster" (mind you, I'm all numbed up from the nova cane). "A holster for what?" "My gun" "Why are you taking pictures of it?" "Cuz I sold it to my friend" "Your not supposed to do that!" "A holster?" "Oh, I thought you meant the gun." "Well, I've done that too.. with proper paperwork of course".. "Oh".. then she gets to the picture of my old man shooting my savage, and shes like "What are you killing?" "Paper Targets?" "Why?" "It's my hobby". "That's not a hobby!" "Why not?" *silence* Lol

Definatly would be interested in it if we could make our schedules align. I went pheasant hunting once without a dog, but those fields where picked clean (PA WMA Land), so I don't actually have experience shooting/retrieving/cleaning the birds. I do know that if I go to that type of stuff again, I want to get a pair of those heavy canvas pants. But this place looks like its a lot easier than sticker bushes and stuff.

I've heard an unconfirmed rumor that at least one well-connected person has one in middlesex county.

Then we will have to make the Girls With Guns thread members only.

Non-Last ditch?

Sweet, this has been on my list for a long time.

I used a bayonet and a pair of vise grips. (No Kidding)

Hi

Cool, so I have the vest/hat, shotgun, hunter's safety cert, so I just need to pick up some shells and a huntin' license. Tower shoot - Sporting Clays with real birds :-P