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I just looked up "PBA Badge." Holy crap, I thought they were geocaching laser tag targets. My bad!

How crazy? They've lost their minds. But don't laugh, this kind of midset is contagious. It's propaganda, and it works.

I didn't mean teachers, I meant adults. Everybody. But, yes, I pointed to teachers for first response, so now I am clarifying. Do you think “let grocery store baggers carry” is a piss poor idea? Who do you think should be allowed to carry? I doubt I’m on your approved list. Maybe you should try out for NJ Superior Court Judge. Or do you just think school teachers are the only people amongst us too stupid and irresponsible to carry firearms? I never said any of that. None. I did say that a teacher in the room with a firearm would probably make things turn out better than cops running in blind and cleaning up bodies. Especially 10 minutes to 30 minutes too late. And I think that would be true in most cases. I get it. You're good with "Shall Issue," as long as it means YOU. It's not that uncommon of a philosophy. Disturbing, but not uncommon.

I'd want a teacher to pop the dude since they are inside, know what is going on, know who the bad guy is, know who the civilian good guys are, and will take care of it immediately without concern for their own safety and without popping any innocent kids by accident.

I just CC'd to my mailbox and then I shot it. I tried to take a pic but it aint going to work in the dark with this camera. I can post a pic in the morning. It's not going to be exciting. And, it's not going to survive the winter. It seems our plowmen are on crack. I lose 1.5 mailboxes and posts per year. Even though I moved them way back from where they are supposed to be.

It doesn't matter if they know what they are talking about. It doesn't matter if they tell the truth or they lie. The worst thing we did, under the tutelage of the NRA (barf), was try to convince everybody that more guns = less violence. Is it true? IT DOESN'T MATTER. My right to defend myself and my family is more important than any statistic, and it is also Constitutionally guaranteed. The people that hate guns will not be swayed by that argument. It's simply nipping around the fringes of fence sitters at best. And, it makes a perfect target for the Brady Bunch since they can hire universities or douchebags or their own people to perform studies they say the statistics not only say otherwise but also prove things that are completely unbelievable. Never try to convince an Anti that carry prevents crime. Inform them that carry is NORMAL, in almost every state. With no negative repercussions. That opens eyes. Literally. Id est, eye lids go up, and the space around the eye widens, and there are signs of modest confusion.

LOL Where can one get these super-penetrating magnesium tip bullets? As opposed to plain ol' API? Reminds me of Teflon coated bullets and cop-killer armor-piercing hollow points.

I've seen this happen overseas in the military. I know we are all super-diggity gun responsible people, but, let's face it. This is not Ivory Coast, Iraq, or Mexico. The first person that finds this rifle is not going to automatically turn it on us in anger. If kids find it they won't shoot themselves. It's a big deal, he should be ashamed of himself, discipline is required, but this crap has to happen once in a while with all the people and all the guns out there. NO, this has never happened to me. In case you were thinking that. I'm not excusing the behavior. I still can't get rid of the "sensitive items" mentality myself, so I take it seriously. I'm just saying that there's little chance this would have caused a dangerous situation. It’s just a gun. Guns have been found laying around for hundreds of years.

Oops, I forgot this part... Ahem... Oh Gee, let me guess, could it be South Carolina? BTW, I agree with the other guys. Be ready to cancel last minute. Please don't go down there if it looks like the hurricane is going to hit your area. I aint worried about Katrina disaster, but still, it could be a huge PITA. You could end up being stuck there for a couple days with no power/water and all smelly. Or, of course, even worse nonsense is possible.

My comment is I can't believe you are asking this question. And, as others have said, bring a rifle as well.

Wow. Just wow. I've never seen that one before. That is enraging.

They are not military but if you really want something like that you can get one in 20 mm Vulcan from Anzio: http://www.anzioironworks.com/ They are too expensive for me But I'd love to have one.

I don't think they are assault weapons. I THINK Machineguns are not considered assault weapons in NJ. Only semi-auto. They are probably unlicensed machineguns to NJ.

I think you meant versus states such as: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Some of California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico Some of New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming

Great. So it's up at least another dollar. Oh well, I don't buy it much anymore. But it's been a good option and I hate to see it go up. There was a time it was the cheapest decent blasting ammo I could get. OK, I see.

M16-A1: 7 lbm, 0.1 oz. I think it probably gained an ounce from the PWS comp and all the peel washers, another from all the lube, and a couple from all the carbon fouling, and maybe half an oz. from the rag in the buttstock. I think it might also have an A2 buffer and spring. 20-inch barrel and full stock.

Just shot a few shots in the garage. Obviously no suppressor, so just a few shots. This thing is amazingly accurate in my hand. And the trigger from cocked hammer is amazing. I know guys that can work it up for DA but I didn't buy this one for that. I appreciate it for what it is. Just an old wheelgun in .38 that's sleek, balanced, and shoots smooth as cat **** across a linoleum floor* *That last part never made sense to me, but it is from the 70s

There's no such thing as WWB Nato. And, if it were "NATO" ammo, you gotta be careful with some of that stuff in 9mm. The spec allows some really hot crap for subguns that have been designed to handle it.

I have no problem with you no longer arguing that people should keep all their firearms permits, tax returns, and drivers licenses in a box with AK-47s and AR-15s, just in case these documents need to be inspected for whatever reason. I conceed, you are right, you shouldn't be telling people to do something so stupid anymore. And, I agree with your last post twice, that I'll also leave it at that and comment no more on the matter.

Got it, thanks, Guys.

...He's working on it ...

Good idea. A lot of legislators are worrying about their jobs right now, and if they see something pre-packaged that can be used for anti-gun purposes, they may support it to change the subject to increasing safety and crime prevention. Perhaps OGAY. (One Gun A Year)

I was under the understanding that with FID you could transport unloaded longarms wherever you wanted (and not prohibitted) but without FID you can only transport longuns to and from the range and other excepted locations. Please confirm either your statement or my understanding so I know from now on.

The WWB is either $23 or $24. Federal red is $11 (I think?) It's at the point where I have no problem getting ammo at walmart if I need it but I buy cases of handgun ammo online. I find Fiocchi very economical and extremely reliable in subguns.

Wow, had great time. Met one friend for the show and for lunch. I actually got a deal on 5.56 ammo. That hasn't happened at a gun show for me in about 10 years. I also bought a gun that was not in my budget. I bought an old S&W .38 I've wanted for about 30 years. Barely fired. It was the model of the first handgun I ever fired. I know, I know, .357 and shoot .38 blah blah. This is not a defensive firearm for me. Just something I've wanted for a very long time.