coldsolderjoint

Not really familiar with NYC laws either. I'm not a lawyer either.. Under NJ laws.. he can go directly to/from a range or other permissible purpose (hunting, gunsmith, etc).. with only reasonable deviations. (reasonable up to prosecutor/judge/jury) Riding around with it while he visits other places would not be covered (just as it is not for us)

Why not the 460? Plenty of power and you have 3 cartridge options instead of only 2

are you hitting your targets consistently?

For future purchases, you might want to consider one of our forum friendly FFL's here on the board.. save yourself some time, money, and frustration.

just put the gun in a lead sled and tie a long string to the trigger

I got a little 4" angle grinder there for like $15 a few years ago, and it has come in handy.. but it is an occasional use thing.. I read on a forum to take it apart and grease up the gears and it will be quieter and last longer.. but I was just there on Saturday to get a tool cart for $99 and the grinders where on sale for ten bucks.. can't beat that.. even if it burns out in a few weeks.. Would I trust it for something I use everyday like a cordless drill, or something like that.. probably not.. But.. I also found out that most of their hand tools have a lifetime warrenty on them! Just take it back and they will give you a new one.. now craftsman has some competition :-D

That is cool.. but why use such a big nasty looking lock on a piece of furniture that has a glass table top?? Just break glass and take out rifle...

Just read the information and have your workbook filled out.. test is pretty easy if you've read the info.. The field walk isn't much of a walk.. but they do give you some good info. I brought my own shotgun.. but you only fire like 2 or 3 shells at a clay bird.. you don't have to bring your own gun if you don't want to.

cool.. too bad its not removable

I heard from a friend in the NYPD that one of the innocents was hit by a round that went through the perp.. not sure how accurate that is.. or a clogged gold dot.. or what..

And the fact that the body count it 1 man, 1 woman, himself, and 2 windows... No cops or mass amounts of innocents...

thanks Kip

Not a shootout - looks like its a murder/suicide.. choice of weapon unimportant.

Like others have said, you can own them.. but not discharge them in NJ as a civilian. Even if they where allowed to be discharged legally (only for LEO or Military per the statues).. a lot of ranges won't/wouldn't allow it because of fire concerns.. dry brush + incendiary rounds = big potential problem. So yeah.. other than the cool ha-ha factor for when you go to PA, its not really much of anything to talk about. So I've heard.. many brands wont light up for 50 yards or so.. so you have to be shooting at a somewhat long distance for them to work.. Then there is the internet talk about how the phosphors on the round might be corrosive.. so it would be a good idea to clean the gun thoroughly after use. If it was me, I might buy a box or two for the occasion when I could shoot them legally.. but wouldn't spend any kind of major cash on them.

Hey.. I'm not saying its a bag of shit every way you look at it.. but when you have a gun pointed at you.. u do your best.. Have we been able to determine who was hit with full rounds and who was hit with fragments/ricochets? If you go soley by the be sure of your target rule.. a 9mm will go about 1.4 miles.. so its possible.. that the police would never be able to shoot another round on manhattan...

It's hard to tell.. but from the video.. it looks like the cop on the right had his out as soon as they engaged the suspect ..and looks like he was shooting one handed.. the cop on the left.. draws and shoots two handed a second later when he sees the gun. I'm surprised at the speed the cop on the left was able to transition to his radio after shooting. Again.. all Monday morning quarterbacking.. but running down a crowded Rush hour street in manhattan with your guns out could of created a panic that might have let the suspect escape.. but.. what if the construction worker had a CCW and had the drop on the murderer.. things could have been different..

Or.. being that you where going to get rid of them anyways.. you can sell them and the buyer can pick them up from the dealer directly using their own Pistol permits.. What kind of guns where they?

Thanks Guys.. they still make those faucets for over $100 :-P. If it starts leaking again.. I'm just gunna upgrade it to a new faucet/vanity

Think I might have to go to a plumbing specific store.. Home depot doesn't have what I need

Yeah they want $189 for a similar sink on eBay.. For that price.. I can buy a new sink and a good faucet and still have money left over.

Anybody know where I can get a new center spout for this ancient faucet? It twists off and looks like a threaded 1/4" pipe behind it. It's sprung a small crack in the hole where the plunger rod is supposed to go. This is my mother's house.. trying to avoid a completed demo.

few years ago, the front site on my GI fell off during a bullseye match.. sent the slide back and they fixed it and tuned the extractor and feed ramp for free!

I'm not an expert on it.. but I know i've seen some on gunbroker say "with troop tag".. so i guess if you had a tag vs one that didnt.. id probably buy the one that did.. just something i read.. no first hand experiance with it

I had two and was going to send a letter, but never got around to it. I heard that sometimes unscrupulous dealers switch em around and try to raise the price up. Some of the tags have the serial number of the gun on them. I had one that was type-written with the serial number of the gun, and the guys name rank and address, and another was in pencil like yours. If you look at other gun boards, once in awhile, you get responses from the guys who carried the rifles, other times you get responses from the families.