Joeybones

Not sure but I think they may have used one of these in Jurassic Park http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh14-e.htm or these http://spas12.com/spas12intro2.htm

Anyone know is one of these would be legal in NJ , if you could get a 15 round mag for it ? http://cz-usa.com/products/view/vz-58-military-sporter/

I checked Oakland and it seems there are areas it might be ok , but It is such a confusing read I would have to hire Lewis and Clark to guide me to the exact location

Meltzers does , but don't expect to get a lot. They also give about 50% of a new one no matter what condition your trade is .

I read that Cabelas posphoned the opening to 2010. So I emailed them to say the delay does not allow me the option to ship to a store and avoid paying shipping, and that they should not charge me any shipping until they open the NJ location as they delay is their fault not mine That was about 2 weeks ago and they have not responded.

I don't usually carry in the home as I have a 2 year old and she gets her hands on everything and anything and I have no idea how she does it. I also believe carrying in the home is the best defense for home invasions. A gun in the safe is useless unless your invader is polite enough to excuse you while you work the combination and retrieve you gun.

Reading their FFL requirements it almost sounds like only dealers can place the order. How did you who have ordered one handle the transaction. from their FAQ section What is a "Dealer Transfer"? A Dealer Transfer takes place when a 01 Federally Licensed Firearms dealer transfers a firearm to a Non-FFL Holder or consumer. If you are a consumer desiring to purchase a firearm from AIM, Inc., you must first locate a dealer in your area, who is willing to order/transfer the firearm to you.

I always keep my cell phone on the nightstand just for that reason , cut phone lines. I keep all but one handgun in a safe , I am concerned a burgler might find a larger weapon like a shotgun and if I happen to return home while he is there I might get shot with my own gun.

I started collecting watches , it proved to be very very expensive so I started collecting guns , which also was too expensive so I started collecting knives. Now I am collecting unemployment and will probably have to sell the guns and watches.

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Anybody actually touch one ? Gun shops I have been in have the coach guns but never the Condor. The only place I ever saw it was Ray's but didn't get to handle it.

I have a browning Citori XT trap I might be willing to part with. I bought it a few years back and have not shot it. It is in as new condition, not a mark on it. I have a SKB soft take down case with tags still on it and a SKB take down hard shell case still in the box . Seriously I only handle the gun with white gloves on and thats not very often. Barrels 30" overall length 47" LOP 14 3/8" wiight 8 lbs. 6 oz. msrp $2,749

Anyone been to B&R Firearms in Farifield NJ ?

It kinda took me by suprise. I could not get any words out before my wife answered. In her defense she knows nothing about firearms or second admendment politics. However after some discussion she agrees the correct answer was "NONE OF YOUR DAMN BUSINESS"

I also asked who she shares that information with ? she said no one , it is just in her file. I think that is BS, that information must go back to AAP or some anti gun group. My wife she didn't actually say "zip it" but let me know I was maybe getting a tad excited A few years back I read an article about how likely you are to die from a fall , or bycicle accident ,medical malpractice , drowing as opposed to being shot and killed. Whish I could remember where I read it.

This morning my wife and I took out 2 year old daughter for her 2 year checkup. During the examination the doctor asked medical history questions and keyed the answers in her laptop. Some were quite generic. Are there any smokers in the house ? Any Pets ? Any FIREARMS ? Before I could respond my wife says , my husband has several but they are all locked in a safe. I was dumbfounded . What does that have to do with my daughters medical history ? At the end of the visit the doctor (a young female) asked if we had any wueations . I asked what did my firearm ownership have to do with anything ? She said the American Acadmy of Pediatrics is encouraging doctors to ask that question and to tell parents if their child is going to another child's house for a visit parents should ask if they have firearms. I responded why didn't you ask if we have a swimming pool ? or Steps ? or household cleaners ? Pointing out children are far more likly to die from an encounter with those things then they are from firearms. She repeated her stance and I said guns kill about 30,000 people in this country a year, doctors kill upwards of 180,000 through medical malpratice. Which means you (the doctor) are more likely to kill my daughter then a gun in my home. Then my wife told me to zip it.

During my divorce my lawyer took posession of the key to my gun safe . I don't remember exactly what he did , something like logging it like evidence and kept posession till after the divorce. Again I don;t remember exactly what it was called.

Bought a $2000.00 + Browning Citori Trap gun a few years back and never used it. Bought a hard and soft case for it and never used them. It is a really nice gun with really nice wood. I like to take it out once a year or so and look at it.

I had mine done about 7 years ago by Dr. Chin at Westwood Opthamology. I am very happy with the results. I have to wear over the counter reading glasses but my distance vision is pretty good 7 years later. I did a lot of research before deciding on a doctor. You don't want to bargain shop when it comes to your eyes.

Racking the slide on your pump - I read an article somewhere that that can be a bad idea because it lets the intruder know your location. It also mentioned they could be on drugs and not respond as we think they would or possible be a career criminal who would not be so intimidated by the sound. I guess it's a judgement call.

OK whats with the "shotty" and "mossy" ?? are you gona put a "lighty" on them ? do you still drink from a boppie or sippie cup ? Sorry , I guess I'm getting old.

I read an article on the Puma Bounty Hunter. As I recall It is classified as a pistol because it was assembled as a pistol. If a rifle stock was attached to the receiver at any time and then cut down you run into a legal issue. Since the Puma was assembled with a short barrel and cut down stock from the get go it is classified as a pistol. I don't know how this translates to a folding stock.

I just turned 59 and have been thinking along the same lines. I also started shooting in the 70's, they got out of it till about 7 years ago. Read 2 books by Peter Hathway Capstick and went out and bought a Winchester model 70 in .H&H for a trip to Africa I'll never take. In fact I bought several pistols and rifles that are just sitting in the safe. I had hoped to leave them to my son's but they seem to have no interest. I make a trip to the bullet hole maybe once or twice a year. I am hanging onto mine , they can be part of my estate sale.