tommy3rd

yeah, but as someone has posted...a guy walking around, you just hand the money, they hand you the rifle. they don't bother asking for paperwork. it's a no-no for law abiding citizens, but what about criminal joe blow? His freakin bill does absolutely nothing for law abiding citizens. you're right, it's a "feel good" bill.

we're talking outside the home. you get mugged by a guy, you have two 10 round mags. you mean to tell me that's not enough? even if you miss the first couple shots, it will give you enough time to retreat. inside the home, i'm unloading everything i've got. i can always hide that 75 round drum for the AR after i've taken care of the threat. "officer, i only used these 10 round mags, i just reloaded." LOL that 75 round drum is a joke, but you get the picture. you have homefield advantage

why does one shoot or practice? for home defense, boogeyman in the night, competition, relaxation/hobby, self defense outside the home, anything else? In the cases mentioned, how much does it really matter if you have 10 round mags instead of 15 (or 20+ for that matter)? don't get me wrong, I wish we all had the ability to own more than 15 round mags. But with our situation, we are only allowed to have 15 with no carry licenses at all. We even have issues and discussions on transportation of firearms within the state and out of state. If we all had national carry licenses, that would all go away. you can carry with you 30 mags of 10 rounds each and no one can say $hit.

I would be ok with it. I'll just carry 2 extra mags. If 30 rounds is not enough for you in a self defense situation outside the home, you are waaay in over your head, and no amount of ammo will help. Seriously, where would you be outside your home where you need a few 30 round mags (range not included)? A drug kingpin's house where a drug deal goes bad? Inside a bank where a gang of men with assault rifles hold up the bank? Are you going to play John Mcclane in that situation?

I thought in Arizona the point is moot, since you can carry whatever the hell you want without a permit. Or does that apply only to residents?

so, will it make it inoperable only because you can't aim when the sights break? Or is there something on the slide that is somehow connected directly to the firing mechanism? I would think as long as it goes bang and the bullet goes where you point it at, it's operable.

rack it using the heel of your shoe.

Your car is your property, and you want to carry inside it. Doesn't it make it legal no matter where you go, as long as you don't step out of the vehicle until you get to your "legal" destination? Lol

just one permit, called a badge. it takes a few months to get. it's this thing called police academy. seriously, all the northeastern states, you'll need separate ones (no reciprocity). The rest of the strict ones, you'll need some form of residency.

mostly toys. all kinds.

holy crap! you really are a Yeti!

it would even be better if you buy one WITHOUT a permit! no waiting period, no background check, no registration, no serial number... btw, that's a joke.

you mean like this?

Will I get a beating if I ask him "is that NJ compliant? can you fill out this CoE for me?"

you know, I just want to order STANDARD stuff. I hate having to search for "NJ compliant" mags or rifles, while seeing mags with 17-100 rounds and rifles with folding stocks and other stuff available in America.

You can follow that up with a "can I get an amen".

If you look at the application, they're looking for people with at least a few years of law enforcement experience, or has worked under another PI for a few years. I think that's why almost all of them are either retired or former LEOs.

When it absolutely has to go bang when it falls down your sweatpants and you try to stop it. Sorry, still bitter about that Plaxico thing. LOL

i think it's a good idea. no more kids pickin' on other kids because of their clothes. No more kids wanting $100 pairs of sneakers for school. uniformity can be a good thing. Think army, police academy and other public and private schools that require uniforms.

like what i said, if you get hired you are guaranteed a letter of need. When you work for armed security, you will need a permit to carry that is also provided when you get hired. In other words, they are guaranteeing things that are guaranteed to be given when you get hired as an armed security.

Whatever happened to the sidewinder drum kit you could attach to mossbergs to add more capacity?

not for nothing, but i think this thread can be locked now. the question has been answered, and a completely new topic opened within the thread.

http://www.auctionarms.com/closed/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=5930916&printitem=1

Maybe that's the problem. He didn't read the thread. Or Maybe it's a BIG conspiracy by Bryan and the others who posted thank you notes to scam new folks in here. Hahahaha.

law does not make any distinction between concealed and open carry. It's just a license to carry.