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Even worse... http://dio.vakistan.net/dio/src/123188773215.jpg

Hate on the siding and shingles all you want, I'd take one of those in a heartbeat. Nice weapon.

You know, I never thought of that. Would I still be welcome to join the ZED northern squad if I moved back to NJ? Or is it too late?

Don't come here. We'll be lining the Delaware River, and our bayonets are quite long. Last good man to cross the bridges, blow it on your way out.

One of my buddies is going to be there with some friends and his little brother. Do they wand? Do they pat down? Do they have gun lockers like the stadiums in Philly? Yes, I know those questions are rediculous for Newark. Those are common questions that I have seen on PA forums Still, glad my buddy is going to have some fun. His favorite fighter is from NJ I think. Whoever it is, he's fighting for a title. They're going to show some of the stuff for free on cable etc. at 2100. Not the title fights, of course. I've been cooking for hours and will be finished about that time so I will watch if not too tired. Need to go to the range again tomorrow, and do MORE cooking. Meh.

If I ever get an M2 or 1919 I'll probably end up doing something like that. BTW, something I haven't been able to confirm lately, but I have heard that remote controlled firearms are against federal law unless the firearm is a machinegun. I heard this from more than one Class III dealer back in the day. But I haven't been able to find any information on this in recent years, so it may not be true. I think I'm going to call a couple of SOTs I know and see if they can point me to a reference if true.

Pretty much covered it. FL does not accept non-resident licenses except it's own. PA accepts non-resident licenses issued by any state it honors. Only thing I will add is, concealed carry of knives, stun guns, and pepper spray is generally permitted in PA. With restrictions - you better look into it. And possibly with local laws that further restrict it. In Phily, for example, you can go to jail for carrying a knife. It's just that the PA LTCF has no relationship whatsover to anything other than firearms, defined for this purpose as handguns or rifles with barrel under 16" or shotguns with barrel under 18" or firearms with short overall length. Therefore, it also does not allow loaded carry of longuns in vehicles (except SBRs, SBSs, machineguns with short barrels, etc.) It has to be a relatively small firearm to be covered by LTCF, most of the time by barrel length.

I would. I would write far worse. For the right reason under the right circumstances. This kid could be your next professional/client or otherwise. Or, he could pollute the waters therein. Everybody's different and has a different way of doing things. Clearly there's little chance of any consequences to your response to him, this one event, but there's certainly no upside. I'm sure kiddo took your attack worse than you took my advice. And, apparently you dismissed my advice. So, nobody's done a good deed today Hey, everybody's got different priorities and ways of doing things. I gave my 2 cents, I'll leave it at that. No disrespect meant.

If anybody gets one bring it over here so I can try it. I'll let you shoot the real deal in return

My buddy's got one. He's bringing it tomorrow, to an indoor range LOL. Complete with drums. He just did his own Tromix style conversion to it. But he put a rail grip on the front. It is lighter, but looks batshit insane. Hoping he chops it down on a stamp. He's got like an 18" barrel on that POS. Whatever the minimum is without the stamp, I think it's 18".

Based on that reaction, I strongly doubt they would have said a word to me in the first place.

Maks, Here is my career advice for your self-employment business. Never say anything to anyone on the job to piss them off unless it gets you something. It's business. Everything you do on the job should be meant to further your economic agenda, short term or long term. If some arrogant kid (or anyone for that matter) pisses you off, wait 24 hours and respond in a professional tone, with a level of diplomacy that corresponds to their worth to you and the gravity of the point you need to make. Now, didn't I do it better than you did?

It's a trap. You can't argue with people in NJ about whether carry would decrease crime or whether it would create dangerous situations since OMG it's so scary! None of that makes a spits worth of difference. You have to get people in NJ to realize that carry is NORMAL. That the rest of the country does it. A better stat is that, outside of NJ, MD, WS, and IL, about 1/20 people carry nationwide. And there's certainly nothing "special" about NJ "with all it's population density, cities, beaches and tourist areas, and crime problems." There's no place in NJ that's different from any place you can find where people carry.

Then buy the Advantage Arms .22 kit. Now it's three guns. Not sure of their status on Gen IV Glocks, but I just checked the website and it seems they have something.

What I meant was, womminz get all hot when they see a yins luggin a nice wheel gun, 1911, Sig, etc. They ignore the Tupperware parties. Not talking bout what they shoot or carry.

G19 is better because G17 is just plain fuggly. That being said, plastic guns never get attention from the womminz round these parts anyhow.

Very nice! I can't believe you're not going to shoot it anymore! At least break it out for special occasions. She wants to run!

Cool. If the SHTF, choose your panic azimuth as due West.

LOL, probably in a pinch Actually, the website is called MAX-11. That product he made exclusively for winning submachinegun competitions. And they are winning. The guys with $18K MP-5 varients are very unhappy. Me and a couple friends have them. Look it up, it's what all the cool kids are doing. I think that would be the best bet for USPSA if you can find a loophole for me!

You should be carrying. If you plan on clearing your house with your handgun, you should have a BUG. Far better, buy a blue gun and use that. Or an Airsoft gun (more expensive). Don't practice clearing your house with a loaded firearm if you can help it And if it ever might be pointed in any direction that could even remotely hit a neighbor, or somebody driving down the road, or sensative material in your house, don't do it at all. Use the blue gun for the handgun or take the BCG out for the AR, and tripple check, and still don't point it at a window that leads to neighbors or traffic. Because you would avoid that "for reals" anyway. And, if you don't even have brick facade, you need to think even harder. All guns are always loaded Know your target and what is beyond it Never point your gun at something you are not willing to destroy

I didn't ask if you've committed that crime, which I'm sure you haven't. I asked if anybody can find an example of somebody being arrested for that with no other charges. Because, apparently, that is required to prove that the law works that way. Not required by me, mind you. And I won't be beating this dead horse anymore in this thread.

If it's only about practical stuff, then your "COM" needs to be higher. Where the good stuff lives.

THESE guys do: http://www.trosusa.com/ The TROS acronym is obvious when you visit their website. People in America know them well. Not just for their silencers, but for making adapters for silencers for every firearm or barrel attachment on the planet. Plus bigger stuff. Very well regarded in the NFA community.

Here is the article from NJ.com. It is clearly a story from PA: http://www.nj.com/news/times/regional/index.ssf?/base/news-16/1236932719194620.xml&coll=5 I can't believe a NJ thug brought a knife to a Pennsylvania fight.

They are probably concerned about people from NJ just showing up. Still, good news indeed. Utah already accepts every damn permit on the planet. Even NJ.