mipafox

I just had a slice of pizza in your honor. It was very good.

I really didn't mean it that way. Just chiming in that I've been around for a long time, and this is a very old argument that people (not us) seem to just take as a given. When the argument was formed, whenever that was, the issue was CC of handguns and most states were not shall issue in that respect. So, way back then, it was probably easy to swallow the "we are not like those people" line. Problem is, that argument has become pervasive in the mindset of our culture. So, even though it's not true, and concealed carry almost everywhere can prove this, it's been indoctrinated into a couple generations at this point so it is a cultural truth. This is one of the reasons I always say that arguing about whether or not things would be better or worse with more guns, and using statistics, is not very helpful. In places like NJ, people simply don't know that carry is normal and not some kind of experiment in an "urban" state. When they realize the entire country does it (with exceptions), that's when they open their eyes.

It's an S-Corp. I am the owner of the corp. The lease is not in my name, it's in the name of the corp. I would guess most jewelers are in the same situation, with corps or partnerships. Does that make a difference?

Your guess would be wrong, because I heard it before those organizations existed.

I own a business with offices in NJ. I do not own the properties or the buildings. Can I carry a handgun at these locations? I did a search and came up with this: Thanks in advance.

Mini-14.

Happy Birthday! to a good man.

That argument is complete BS. Pick any place in NJ and I will find you several nearly identical places around the country where the government does not refuse the People the right to defend their lives.

The dude has a Florida permit. He can carry in Florida. His PA non-resident LTCF has no bearing on that question. You are going to further confuse this guy. YES, you can carry in Flordia on a Florida permit. Regardless of what other permits or licenses you may have.

Agreed. Can you provide coordinates? Include elevation, please. Any wind speed/direction would be nice

Is Obama going to bomb it with TLAMs or something?

I find it extremely hard to believe that. That would be a 1.5% issue rate. If you take all of the shall issue states (40), and add the 4 "may issue" states that are really shall issue or shall issue in most counties, the national issue rate is around 5%, or about one out of twenty people. In PA, for example, the PSP reports indicate that one out of 16 people (6%) over the age of 21 has an active License to Carry Firearms. In some counties it's 1 out of 4 people. I don't know much about Nevada, but your numbers make it sound like they have the lowest carry rate in America (present people not residing in America excluded). Just basing this on the averages, and the subgun competitions in Nevada, I don't know the state-by-state breakdown.

VERY nice. I'm only good with three semi-auto handguns in service caliber. Glock, 92, and 1911 (although I pull doubles some times on 1911 ) Anything else you hand to me in semi-auto and I need a few mags to get started. Except maybe Sigs

Bingo.

Is this guy still alive? I'd like to invite him to a shoot. At a place of my choosing.

LOL, no, you are fine in Florida with your Florida permit. The fact that you have a PA non-resident license has no bearing. They just wouldn't accept that license. Your Florida is still good.

Are you telling me this is in the United States?

If you'd rather take your chances with a baseball bat than your chances with a jury then that's fine. I don't feel that way, but OK. The only part that confuses me is that it seems like you think if you lived in a bad neighborhood it would be OK to shoot an intruder, but otherwise you better use a bat. I'm not getting that part.

True AP rounds are commonly available in many calibers. 5.56 and pistol calibers, not so much. If that's what you meant. Matter of fact, some of the cheapest .50 rounds are API. .30-06 and 7.62 are also very common but cost very slightly more than ball ammo, or double as much if you are picky.

That was a MAX-11 with 750 rpm bolt and we were at Firing Line in Whitehall. I love that grin on j0n's face Unfortunately the .22 kit was choking up pretty badly by the time j0n got there. Which was kind of strange because I only had about 4 or 5 mags through it before he showed up. Was kind of a dissapointment. To add insult to injury, the kid that works there told j0n the thing never works anyway. He hasn't even seen the thing for over a year and a half. I think he was referring to when I was trying to get the AM-180 drums working a couple years ago. I think I posted a couple videos of that in the rimfire section. There are also places on the east side of the commonwealth that rent FA. Classic Pistol in Southampton rents a number of guns. Target Master near Delware does as well. I think Clayton's near Doylestown might.

Damn, dude. I guess you are safe from bear south of the Canadian border. Subcompact 10mm? I can't even figure out why this thing was made. That's insane. Nice piece.

Even if they open, they could go out of business in a year. You won't be getting your money back. Ten year commitment for a place that isn't even built yet? I'd be hesitant to pay one year in advance for a ten year memebership, even after looking into it. What if they are a$$holes? What if they change the rules? Why are they offering this "deal?" Sounds like they need money now. Not a good sign when starting a business.

9s: Federal HST or PDX Submachinegun: Fiocchi 158 grain 5.56: 1. 100% 75 grain 5.56 Hornady TAP or 2. - 60% 62 grain Federal TBBC - 20% M856 Trace - 20% API 12: 00 Buck

Flame thrower.

When the NJZED is the exclusive rule of law in NJ I will be delighted to repatriate