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was it plaxico?

Could always bring a nagant revolver :-P

Really? Nobody else has commented on this picture? I can't figure out if it's a good thing or a bad thing. Happy Birthday Ray Ray

I know it has been covered here before... but Basically, you need to have a lawful purpose for carrying the knife. Ie, if you where carrying that 18" machete to go threaten the clerk at the liquor store into emptying the register, it would not be lawful. A lot of gray area in terms of "Personal protection", "in case I have to open boxes", "its just another tool", etc. No length limits unless you are under 18 years of age. Also, no switchblades or gravity knives either, iirc.

When the hillary hole was introduced, wasn't S&W kind of in the dumper, and Safe-T-Lock corporation (a company that made an internal gun lock) bought them, and put their product into the guns? Seems like there is more to it than just "Bend over for the government and screw the customer back"

LOL, I had that happen to me in the stall next to me at work. I heard snoring.. and then (I assume).. his head started to fall and woke him up to a state of semi-sleep.. where he started to snore again and the cycle started over again.. lol We had an old timer get fired for not apologizing for watching porn after getting caught by the secretary. Everyone knew what he was doing for the longest time, but the lack of apology sealed the deal. Go Figure.. how fcked up is that? LOL

Long gun information doesn't go to anywhere except the FFL unless there is a problem, or the FFL shuts down. The ATF requires an additional form to be filled out and sent in by the FFL when multiple handguns are purchased/transferred at once. I'm not sure how much of a red flag this is as opposed to if you get a whole bunch of them accumulated, they might look into it to prevent trafficking/straw purchases. But..... This shouldn't (can't?) happen in NJ with our wonderful new OGAM laws. I have been told by at least one member here that certain towns (Jersey City).. keep your record in a different colored folder/location once you reach a certain number of guns/returned permits.

That digital camo is Schweet. Here is my new .308

This one is funny too ElmlIyOtf1Q

Have they been recording .22LR ?

Yes. HOT DOGS! Get your mind on the food and out of the gutter. :roll: I thought you were our resident gourmet. What ever happened to that thread about whats for lunch, anyway? I want to stop at some of the places mentioned and try them out. Hot dogs and beans instead of steak once in a while to allow the dollars saved to go to something else I want more than the momentary pleasure of a filet mignon. It is an old fashioned thing us senior folks do when necessary. Lol, us young folks got a new definition for that word http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... be%20steak As for the what's for lunch thread, its still there, but nobody cared, so I stopped posting.

Did you just say you eat tube steak to shoot at a decent range???

NJSP isn't authorized to give out legal advice.

Don't regular lead bullets expand a little when they enter a target? (Smoosh out?)

Is the second question really necessary?

I'm far from a lawyer, but isn't NJ's constructive possession law much stricter than the federal law?

AFAIK, yes, but you could run into a constructive possession problem if you have both and AR and a 14.5" barrel in NJ, doesn't even have to be attached. If it's possible, to be 100% safe, have the barrel sent directly to ADCO. If not, don't wait too long to send it out.

You need to buy her a flat top AR for good cheek weld :-D

Let's not forge the overhead of the transferrable MG's themselves. Ok yeah a MAC is $3-4K, a StEN about the same... But a Thompson is upwards of $20K, As are the rest of the "Sexy" MG's that people are going to want to shoot, and in shooting put a LOT more wear-and-tear on a finite commodity. Simple fact is that if people are willing to pay that $1.00 a round for shooting MG's, then they will make money at it..The general lack of knowledge Joe Citizen has regarding the NFA works in their favor. MOST people have no idea that you can buy transferrable MG's with relatively little hassle (in states that allow NFA of course) and think that machineguns are generally banned thanks to the media. I'm going there with a machine gun budget. I know its a "Tourist Trap", supposedly, its lead safe ammo so I guess that costs a few cents more, but I wont be able to buy a machine gun any time in the next few years at the very least, so it's just a cost of the vacation to me. I'm also the guy who bought the crappy crepes next to the cruise ship in Saint Martin, and rented the mini boat for like $300. Idk, if you don't like the place, don't bad mouth it, just move aside and let the next guy in line spend his money.

But.. did she flip the table?

my 10/22 and my NAA .22LR mini revolver. I could carry those and an entire backpack of ammo without thinking about it!

UPDATE: Reader Ron has emailed in, saying that his German wife watched the video and can report that the facilities are only open "to law enforcement, licensed hunters and licensed gun owners in Germany." Apparently, to procure a hunter's license one must spend a year studying botany, zoology, federal law, anatomy, and not to mention everything about firearms

Or with insulation and siding on the walls (to simulate "real" scenarios in HD)

That show needs more table flipping and prostitution whores.

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