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Went to Harold's Deli for Dinner tonight! Kreplach Open Faced Turkey Sandwich (That's a regular sized dinner fork) Potato Pancakes

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Very nice rifle. I actually kind of prefer the "crappier" wood. Like the dick's special.

I did it.

In my non-legal opinion, Yes, it would cease to be a pistol grip.

Howd you get my picture?

Post the GB pics

Marlin 336 30-30 with a 3-9 scope. Why? I don't know... I can't deer hunt in NJ with it. :text-worthless:

I have a Netbook with 3g and a solid state drive in it. It's ok, but currently runs windows, and has all the same draw backs as a laptop. The ipad would presumably have the "instant-on" feature of the ipod, have touch screen.. and have a generally more user friendly interface than a keyboard and mouse set up. In my opinion, it really comes down to what you want to do with it. I think the ipad would work much better for me at times than the netbook would. For me, I don't think it is worth the first asking price though, and Flash would be a feature I would want before buying it. Just to call people apple fan boys.. *turn on southpark mr jefferson voice* "you guys are just ignorant!!!"

I had a shotgun made by norinco for 2 days.. Chad has it now :-P Def low quality.. You are right though. Look at an old Remington 870 or 1100.. the ones from the 60's are much better than the new one's made today.

geez.. they were making bullets with a hammer and pieces of wood.. no wonder that pakistani ammo gets mixed reviews :-P. That's worse than a lee classic loader. Those guys in the machine shop.. omg lung cancer.. But it shows how you can do what you gotta do. Would help if they had a reporter who at least knew that you are supposed to put the rifle on your shoulder.. :doh:

Marlin 336 30-30 with a 3-9 scope. Why? I don't know... I can't deer hunt in NJ with it. I want one of those

I found that the single stacks are rather hard to load. And getting them in the gun is harder than the doublestack

:roll: This IS New Jersey - so there's a law against it. :roll: (roll eyes at NJ laws, not axeman) Is there really? I thought it was a federal law. I know a guy who bought a gun from an FFL's private collection, and he still had to do the paperwork and NICS check.

Yup, and at $800, this thing will fail miserably. I don't think it's gunna fail. It's multi pricing depending on the memory and whether or not it has a 3g option. Cheapest is $499 and the most expensive is $829. http://gizmodo.com/5458231/apple-ipad-price I'm predicting that the price will come down like it did with the iphone. I want one, but I'm not willing to pay that price. Even if I was willing to pay the price, the lack of flash is Fail. Need a touchscreen netbook/tablet with 3g and solid state drive for around $400.. and that will be win.

I know my father said in the 70's while he was in the service, depending on the position, at guard duty, they were told to have their 1911's without a round in the chamber. But I'm sure things have changed drastically.

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What the hell good is that? might as well just carry baseball bats

When the Marines are armed with locked and loaded M4's and are driving really fast like they do in Iraq.. it's long past time to get out of dodge.

You can buy a nj-compliant rifle from an out of state FFL Dealer and take it home with you. The dealer and yourself will have to fill out the NJ State certificate of eligibility. If you are buying the gun from out of state, and are having it shipped to a dealer in NJ, the NJ based FFL and you will fill out the certificate of eligibility, along with the federal form, and he will do the NIC's background call. At that point, the seller only has to include some form of ID (so the FFL knows who he is receiving the gun from) and possibly a bill of sale for you. This policy is up to the receiving and sending FFL's and many dealers do not take transfers from private individuals.

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Some of our vendors right here on the sight have Saiga's. I beleive one of them was even running a sale on the 7.62x39 version. I assume since you will be converting it, you know about the evil feature laws?

I'd bring it if I could legally. Otherwise.. I agree with Chad.

Seriously? Because I called about 6 months ago and the woman didn't mention anything about them being discontinued.

As far as what he had, none of it was banned in VA. In NJ the rifles may be banned based on Name and/or evil features. .50 beowulf upper isn't banned .37mm flare launcher...I don't know. Ballistic vests aren't banned. Night vision? No ban on that. Maps? No ban there. Ammo, legal. Defacing the serial number? That's some time there. Taking it to a hotel in NJ? WHOOPS, he'll never see the light of day. Assuming the news story is true, wouldn't wearing the body armor be illegal at the same time as carrying the rifle in public because carrying without a permit is illegal?