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That's not the point. He got what was coming.

100% correct. Which is why many, myself included buy 1000 at a time. Something I like to point out to poeple that say "why would anyone need that much ammo?"

LAX reported highest number of incidents involving laser beams pointed at aircraft, FAA says "Police say teens pointed laser beam at helicopter" Police investigate report of laser pointed at Seattle-bound plane And if you really want to see what idiots can get their hands on

Grundig seems to top most lists. I have two since 9/11. They still work.

Got a link for that? Good info for a person I know that is interested.

I agree - A flyer that is self explanatory and gives information that does not involve you. If it hooks a few or initiates someone into action we will see them at the range. Walking around and answering questions is admirable, but if done one should be fully aware of the potential problems of that visibility. Just think of the lengths people went through to oppose Bear hunts. I like the idea because it reminds me of the recent thread about applying for a premises permit in NYC. There really is no reason a person that wants a handgun in NYC that is just as squeaky clean as anyone else here on this board should fear the process. But people do not know. Information is a powerful thing.

http://www.military.com/video/specialties-and-personnel/snipers/can-you-spot-the-sniper/803843237001/ That how you camo.

If your boss approved it they owe him the explanation not you. In fact they took the loser way out by going through you after it gained his approval. As for not helping them out again, wait a few days and see what you think. Can't decide that when you are angry.

If you list stores and places for purchase you might be seen as advertising for them. I would think without places to purchase your project would take on a community awareness feel rather than an advertisement. Your vendors permit might absolve you from getting a ticket in this regard but the people of the community might twist it into a few gun shops trying to make a buck off of a tragedy.

License division is open until 8pm on Mondays. You do not need a letter from your employer unless you are looking to carry for a business. The applicant may be asked to prove they are "gainfully employeed," but you can use w2's and pay stubs. The error is that there is one application and it is also used for those applying for a carry permit which has lots of questions about your employment. For a premise permit it does not apply. What do you refer to when you say that you "consent to searches when ever they wish?" The thing about NYPD license division is a good chunk of the laws are written clearly on the application and you have to sign documents stating that you have read and are familiar with the laws. There are a lot and many are different from NJ but at least you can actually get the information, not like some states I know. When I went for my interview they handed me a strip of paper outlining "use of deadly physical force." Never saw any of that in NJ, but then again NJ likes to either make it all up or leave it so vague that LEO's are so unsure they have to arrest just so a judge can decide. I had zero issues with the police regarding my handgun when I lived in NYC and I found the people at 1 Police Plaza very helpful. They actually have full time employees staffing the place.

This isn't true anymore. That went away back in about 2000 when they merged the premise permit with the target permit. In reality you really don't need a license firm to help you through the process. Quite honestly I think the money I spent on one of those firms was wasted. All NYC really needs, and I am serious, is a group like this one that can advise on the process. The firms are banking on you thinking you will never get a permit. I think the biggest differences you will see between NYC and NJ are that NYC is a "legit" license provider - meaning there is no one making up rules as they go along. Therefore any one person having an issue will be the same for everyone. The fees are pretty expensive. There is an interview. They have to actually see your weapon and take down its serial number. If you can afford the license fee you shouldn't be afraid of applying.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/04/24/california.chopper.shot/index.html?hpt=T2 Not much to say here, guy shoots at police helo with a rifle and it has to land. It is taken away on a flat bed. Family subdues the guy. Get ready for more .50 cal bans. A little more info http://blogs.laweekly.com/informer/2011/04/helicopter_shot_lapd_angeles.php

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I just want my wife to come and work the clay thrower.

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Too true. I really think that many people that have a fear of guns do so because they are told to. There are those that secretly long to do it. i give them an opportunity whenever I can and make sure they see that it is "okay" to like shooting.

Don't forget that during Katrina people were shooting at rescue helicopters and other emergency workers. Not that it justifies taking and losing peoples firearms, but what would an oath protector do when being shot at for not overloading their rescue vehicle?

Its unfortunate in this case but because of the subject matter this was likely done for free so the the creators/production team etc..could enter it in awards shows. Subject matter like this in "public service announcements" are gold for awards seekers.

A script is the first place to start. Give it a shot. See what comes of it. No guarantees of course.

Honestly, the vid is a little too over the top. Pretty much preaching to their own choir and adds a ridiculous note to what everyone has already heard and read regarding the shooting in Pheonix. Hardly much of an impact really. Reminds me of the kind of stuff people would do for free just to get something on their reel. FWIW, I was a video editor for 18 years. Anyone good with a camera and a nice script and I would be happy to make a video in response. For the most part, the only thing that video has going for it is that it was professionally photographed. Cheaply, but professional none the less. Other than that it feels like a weak creative team trying to stretch out a little and cause a stir.

Range definately closed this closed this weeked.

And no more ammo either. The department is gone. Of course a store is allowed to make their own decisions, but it pisses me off that I got there and see the area boarded up for remodeling and a sales guy ask me if he can help me. I ask "is it possible I can get some .22LR ammunition?" and the guy acts like I am some kind of weirdo for asking. He tells me I am "able to go to our Rockaway store and buy what ever you need." So it turns out that whole deparment is gone except for the fihing equipment.

Every editor will tell you the same thing. "Where does the time go?" It kinda like when you were a kid playing video games and suddenly its morning and you still have to go to school. Looked like fun though.