PeteF

Absolutely wrong. If you lived in PA, bought a handgun legally and then move to NJ. Where exactly is the P2P that you are "required" to have going to come from? The permit is a Permit to PURCHASE a handgun, not to have one. If you want to carry it, it's up to you. But see what Woodentoe wrote. It ain't going to help if you screwed up already.

Lets not forget automobile deaths 30+ THOUSAND a year but no one yelling and screaming about banning cars or mandatory followup training or screening.

The article was fine up until the last 4 paragraphs. Taking someones quotes (especially from a blithering idiot) with out a counterpoint statement, is definitely showing bias.

There are a lot of things that are "legal" but are not "right". Right has nothing to do with legal. Like I've said what the Westboro idiots do is legal but I think most would agree is not right. Flag Burning. Perfectly legal but not right McDonalds paying out 300k to a lady who pours hot coffee on herself. Legal but not right. I'd guess that 50% of lawsuits going through the courts are about legal and right.

Think we will ever see this story being covered on MSNBC?

Glad things worked out for you. This is another good site if you need more stuff. http://rrages.com/ They have 15 round mags for your GSG

Breaking and Entering??

Dick's carry's some magnetic guides. Just stickem where you need them It's these http://www.midwayusa.com/product/576239/lockdown-3-gun-magnetic-barrel-rack-polymer-gray-and-black?cm_vc=subv12054194613

Take the total number of people killed by a person with a gun. - Establishes starting point Subtract out the number killed by an non-eligible users. - Criminals don't follow laws so nothing you do will stop this. Subtract out the number of justifiable cases. - Proper use of a firearm to defend yourself or others What's left is the part that is really meaningful when it comes for improper use causing a death.

Colleges are not the only ones cooking the books. Lets not forget in New Jersey, a home invasion is just a burglary. I won't even go into NYC crime reporting methodology.

I was responding to alec in post 240. Where alec said he felt dumber for reading the mayors statement about Sometimes legal doesn't mean right. I stated that I don't think the mayors statement Makes sense in this case but generally it does. Then I have 2 examples where the mayors statement makes perfect sense.

Never said he was. Just agreed with the sentiment that just because its legal doesn't mean Its right. I do not think it applies in this case but in a general sense.

If you are not comfortable assessing and cleaning them yourself by all means use a gunsmith. Who knows what has rusted, gotten lost or is worn out on 40 year old weapons (especially if they were not in your possession that whole time). You may not be familiar with the internals but a competent gunsmith might spot a simple to fix problem and correct it before something bad can happen.

Is he dumb as a stump? Yes. Did he break the law? Yes. Bye Bye have fun in jail. Victimless? Who are you kidding? Ever hear of the Mexican crime cartels? Bolivian Cartels? The Mob? Gangs? They don't hurt anyone do they? {/Sarcasm off] You don't like the law petition to get it changed.

While I agree that the mayor is a dick for saying this in response to this situation, But I whole heartly agree with the statement. Cases in point Westboro idiots protesting at funerals. Drunk guy flipping the bird at cops. All legal, but still not right. I feel that the "If its legal its right" mentality is what is leading to the decline of civility in our country.

Where are they posted?

Take a NRA basic pistol course. You will get the opportunity to fire a range of handguns. You will also learn how to handle them safely. Once comfortable go to Rtsp or shore shot and rent what catches yor fancy. Other people can recommend quality guns, bit what othet people like you might hate. Finding a gun is a very personal decision that only you can make The initial price of a gun is almost nothing compared with the cost of ammo. 2000 rounds of 22 gets you a lot of training for under 100 bucks. same amount in 9 will run you the price of a gun ~450 bucks It only gets more expensive when going to 40 and 45

Actually it's a very simple document. It only becomes complicated by scum lawyers That try to "interpret" it. Just like Clinton and I didn't have sex with that woman.

Bigger safe? More Ammo?

Where?

I'm pretty sure they did. It doesn't say rifles, it doesn't say muskets, it doesn't say pistols, and it doesn't say axes or swords. They knew that weapons would change over time, and explicitly wrote "ARMS" to allow for the change in weaponry

Went out of his way to help me acquire my new carbine. Good guy to deal with.

Good book for basics: ABC of Reloading, Good load book: Lyman 49ed Even telling us the color of the equipment can help us narrow down what you have.

Name change? Business card say Luciano's Guns and Ammo Big sign out front says "GRAND OPENING, LUCIANO'S SPORTING ARMS" And the parking lot sign still has only LUCIANOS showing.

Fox was saying that as a active duty sergeant at Ft Bragg, he was busted for being drunk on duty, demoted to specialist, and ?blacklisted? so he couldn't re-up. http://www.foxnews.c...oundtrack-hate/ Oh and that DBAG, Blooming idiot is already at it. http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/2012/08/06/at-sikh-center-bloomberg-advocates-for-gun-laws/