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They heard the case about iPhone jailbreaking... If they don't hear this case, it will be a sign that our society has become truly misguided.

Oh man. Hope it wasn't a race gun.

... Dude. O_o

I think this is an excellent idea.

A FAL. For an accessory, a suppressor for my AR.

Sure there is: drugs. The theives breaking into nice areas are probably looking for something different (or a bigger payload of drugs)

I disagree. Pumping (any number of) bullets into someone unconscious on the ground is not self-defense, ever. You can't expect to shoot someone who isn't a direct and immediate threat to you and get away with it-- the number of rounds doesn't have anything to do with it.

Yep. Post to marketplace, I know someone looking for a pistol.

Pics or it doesn't exist!

Wow! How'd you come about a deal like that?

Nice! Ted, do you have a bigger image of that? I think it would make a nice wallpaper.

Maybe the cop was jealous

Loaded, cocked and locked, always. In the safe when not at home. Simple, really.

Looks like gunnarsport has already made up his mind; I think there's no need to press the matter further. I kept my handgun in the plastic case, padlocked and cable tied when I was away from home. When I bought a second pistol I also got a safe to use for both instead.

I believe there is a distinction between a negligent discharge and an accidental discharge. For example, if you were to unholster your carry gun at the end of the night, point it in a safe direction, flip the decocker lever it and it fires, that would be an 'accidental discharge' because there was a failure with a component in the gun. Same goes with a hangfire or barrel cook, they are accidental discharges. If you pull the trigger and it fires when you didn't want it to-- negligence. There's a lot of debate on the term http://vuurwapenblog.com/2010/06/01/negligent-discharges-vs-accidental-discharges/ http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index.php/t-226545.html http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=394792 And I guess it does appear boil down to semantics if you think about it... but since most people wouldn't consider a hangfire negligence, what do you call it?

Cookstown, NJ: http://www.shootnj.com/ftdixdirect.html

Wow. The guy definitely got the short end of the stick there. If they can't save him an early death, hopefully they can at least mitigate his pain.

Might I suggest a change of thread title? I read it as hitlist.

Unloaded long guns are legal to keep in your trunk, FID or not. As long as you aren't a prohibited person and the gun is NJ legal

I have enough rounds but my mag holder only holds two magazines. I also only have 4 mags for my 1911. I should go shopping, eh?

Wow, then I don't know. I stopped using CTD because of their high cost. Cabelas and Midway get by business now.

What do the item numbers look like? It sounds like you are ordering from 2 different warehouses. One warehouse's items are all numbers and other has letters. To keep shipping down you can try to order from the same warehouse. It sucks overall because you usually can't get rifle and shotgun ammo together, considering that.

You can technically use any kind of shotgun for skeet/trap... of course you can't run double with a single shot unless you're REALLY FAST But, having a longer barrel gives you an advantage and you might get strange looks from the "regulars" for bringing a tacticool shotty to the trap field. Some places also have a restriction on barrel length.

Good advice with regard to using epoch date, Malsua. How's that saying go... Just because you're paranoid, dot dot dot

You are probably correct-- I think Californians call it a Bullet Button. But I'd rather shave off the bayo lug and attach a fixed stock than remove the ability to drop a mag quickly. Just my preference