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Stoeger? Don't let the Fudd's mislead you entirely. Although expensive guns are nice and they are designed for trap or skeet, someone can shoot just as well with a $80 single shot break open gun. It's up to the shooter mostly.

You should see what some guys on the Saiga boards do. One guy goes so far as to bring his 8" barreled Saiga-12 with a drum mag and suppressor to the club and shoots a round or two once in a while, just for the Fudd's LOLZ

Because assault robbery and theft where all related to the "protest" :naughty:

Boy Scouting has never been about "strictly survival training." Not sure where you got that idea. I have a full set of BSA handbooks back to 1910, and although the early handbooks certainly had more focus on some more primitive outdoors activities (tracking, trapping) than the middle years, the newest handbooks also have a lot of focus on camping. Camping, hiking, swimming, boating are all core parts of Boy Scouting advancement. On the other hand, this whole article confuses Boy Scouting with Cub Scouting. This is a silly "belt loop" for Cub Scouts, who are in 1st through the first half of 5th grade. There isn't much "survival training" for our 1st grade Tiger Cub Scouts. They do learn how to pitch a tent, and in 3rd grade they learn how to use pocket knives. Ahh.. the good old totin' chip card.. ? I've had several of those taken away

Scouting simply isn't about being outdoors alone, although that is a major component of it. It's also about shaping boys and young men into productive good members of the community/society. This can't be done by the scout masters alone, the parents need to be involved heavily. I was in scouts pretty much my entire childhood and teen-hood, I got to life scout and was only a few badges away from the Eagle Project, but I got a job, a car, joined the first aid squad (became and emt) and started getting interested in girls and drinking.. so maybe these new merit badges (Geocaching, and this cubscout virtual gaming thing, and I think there are others) are just a way to keep scouts interested. The scouts are already loosing membership (or not gaining new members) at record numbers. But looking back on it, I wouldn't trade my scouting experience for anything. I learned so many invaluable things to list.

sounds kinky

You NEVER know what kind of conditions you will encounter while stalking the deadly clay bird. Your weapon should be robust and durable, your life depends on it! plus it pisses off the old trap guys.

I understand this.. but you said HP ammo is legal for anything the solid point ammo is. Which is not the case. I can have a trunk full of solid point ammo while im out cruising if I wanted to. Not the same with HP.

Not to confuse the issue, but I can keep solid point ammo in my car as much as I want, but I can't do that with hollow point ammo. right?

Welcome to the Forum. There have been multiple threads on this. A search might get you the full details, but the run down is that you are perfectly legal when transporting them to and from a legal activity such as the target range, hunting, or from the retailer. Just go from your home to the range, gun unloaded and separate from the ammo. After go home without any substantial diversions. Just don't leave the Hollow points in the car after you get home and you will be OK. Here is a link to the state police website explaining this: http://njsp.org/about/fire_hollow.html

damn.. look at all those fully auto ak47 cop killer assault rifles.

Wait a minute, you have a Sten gun? Ed, you better come to the Bullet Hole! No, but I had a Masterpiece Arms mini-mac which uses sten mags.

Some of the older guys who wear the masks have/had cancer and need to avoid the chemicals and the lead as much as possible. RayRay.. you try loading a sten mag without a loader.. ill bring the bandaids.

so if this was 5 years ago, I wouldn't have driven around for a year or two with a rejected tag for the window tint and aftermarket pedal covers (srsly?) i refused to take off :-P

No Formal Training other than hunter's safety class and boy scout rifle/shotgun merit badges a long time ago. I'm pretty good accuracy wise on the first few shots, but after that, they start flying around the paper.

What is the minimum vise size required for an upper vise block? There seems to be a pretty big price difference once you go above 4" Thanks,

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Is this the one that is going to have the PSL Mag?

Need to get rid of all the evil gun stores in Newark.. oh wait...

Dont they have a double stack version which holds like (15) .380's? This is on my list of stuff to get.. eventually.

I did see that. The funny one is the .45LC to .22LR converter. Some ranges still wont allow pistol ammo shot from a rifle. Increased velocity, or maybe they just don't want to deal with it.

Look, I'm not on anyone's side.. all I'm saying is the law that was presented in the other thread. Then it turned into an anti-cop / pro-cop debate.

except what legal citizen is allowed to carry a gun on himself in the first place! thats what im saying.. because he is a cop, the loaded part applies. If you or me lost their gun (assuming all other laws where followed), it would be hard to pin any charges on the civilian for it.

Cuz I have a 16" post ban barrel right now :-P