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You mean dicta? I'm not sure minority opinion holds that (inexistent) weight.

I'm sure the answers will be great. How about writing some letters of inquiry to the ATF while you are at it? (don't do that)

Lalo, I like your GIF. I don't know about ROTC or air guns but we have rifle teams and some shoot inside the school.

They are right. Everything will be OK in NJ. Just wait it out. As long as it takes. I am so proud of you *wipes tear*

What are they going to do about it? Try to get in your shit. Nothing more.

Send me a pre-paid FedEx box to send them back or I am throwing them in the trash. I'm certainly not going to UPS to fix your problem. And I can't believe you were going to go to the cops. If you go to the cops you get the cops. Don't complain when that's what you get.

If this happened to you in Pennsylvania you would never be allowed to touch a firearm anywhere in the US for the rest of your life. There is no relief for a temporary involuntary evaluation/commitment in PA, even if it's only one hour. And there is no route of appeal whatsoever. Ever. And that will apply federally until you die. Even if you keep voting after that. If a cop or EMS in PA is taking you for a mental evaluation, volunteer to do it. BEG to volunteer to do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_PzL0bJDW0 If you use grocery points you can beat it or get within a dime.

They screwed up. Long gun purchase in another state requires an FFL of course, so good there. But the FFL is required to follow the laws of your state. I've heard of FFLs not knowing about COE (also a screw up) but they do know you need a Jersey FID.

He should let cops carry. That would double our chances.

What were you thinking? Are you a Skook or something? No offense. Sorry for your loss.

Great. You guys support NICS. Getting permission from the government before you can exercise your Second Amendment....ummm...I need a new word here? BTW, NICS has only been around about 20 years, and government studies have concluded they can not discern any reduction of crime due to NICS since it was implemented.

It's obvious that they need to worry a lot more about their constituents than they pretend to.

So, what are you wearing?

I kind find you 500,000 people in Jersey that are in more danger than ANY legislator or judge, and actually face the risk of REAL violence every day, not pretend maybe violence. Just more Jersey classicism and jack booted thuggery.

I saw some flakes. But I am close to Jersey, so not uncommon.

Just because I know there is a burglar in my house does not mean I am not allowed to go in or have to wait for police. I am legally permitted to defend my home and my possessions, and use force to do it. I can use deadly force if I am in fear for my life. And under Castle Doctrine (although it varies state to state) it is assumed I do if somebody comes into my dwelling or onto attached improvements (such as paved driveway) with no right to be there. I can also use deadly force if I arrest them and then they flee after a felony in my presence or other offenses under both Common Law (verified repeatedly and recently by PA case law) and statute. Under case law I need not even arrest them, but I prefer to stick with statute as it seems a little safer. You have every right to chase somebody down and use force to recover your property. As stated before, that situation may suddenly chance and turn into either an ordinary deadly force self defense situation or it may change into a SYG deadly force self defense situation. Depends upon the particulars of the law in your state. Already covered.

It does in many states, and I believe Florida is one of them. It also does in PA. In PA, they could actually take you to court and waste a little of your money, but it is a certain defense and the case will be dismissed. In the majority of Stand Your Ground states they won't even accept a lawsuit. Elements of SYG are usually no duty to retreat under certain circumstances, fear for life/injury/etc. is presumed under the circumstances (and may need to be proven otherwise before a criminal case can proceed), and no civil liability. You may be surprised, this also comes up often under Castle Doctrine (your house and improvements) and may even apply in Jersey (I don't know). But I am pretty sure it applies in Florida.

Who stole the W keys on all the keyboards? Actually, it was probably who stole all the silverware and the furniture. I still can't believe these people aren't in jail yet. I guess the threat of dirt, lawsuits, and death are pretty persuasive.

"When I left Texas, did I leave the electric chair on?"

What was George W. Bush's first thought when he got to the White House in 2001?

Isn't it odd how Jersey looks worse from a distance?

It's a gun. If it has a reputation for reliability, easy to maintain, and accurate enough for the intended purpose then buy it. It won't be your last. And you can sell guns. Better to buy than to agonize over it and not buy.

Very odd inquiry, all over the map. Would like Dr. Goodshot to explain the reason for his question. I think I know the answer but I'll wait.

They are looking at downgrading the snow attack. Still up in the air, could be far more than 3 to 6".