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He could get a carry permit without any trouble. Does he have one? He is, after all, making rules for other people.

I have that same problem on my Ruger MarkIII rear site. I hesitate to spread, or try to spread, the pin to make it tighter because I don't want it stuck or bent. What I was planning on doing is useing a very small amount of removable locktight on it when it's out and pushing it in. I think the consistancy of that stuff ends up being rubbery plastic when it dries and should hold it in, yet still be easily removed with a pin punch. I'm curious what else people come up with besides getting a larger diameter pin.

If the hourly included a rental I'd do that at lunch time every now and then.

I'd put this in two piles; the law needs to be changed because he probably deserves a weapon, and the law needs to be changed because he shouldn't have any elected or appointed position in the government.

When I went to the police station in Lacey Twp I had to fill out: 1) State Police firearm form (I had this pre-done from the state site) 2) Ocean County Sheriff background check form 3) Ocean County mental health check form 4) Some other form I can't remember now for looking up my information They claim it will just be faster if I fill out these things. I think I need to write a letter....after I get my PP I'll send it to you too Tom.

I know it's a little late to say anything but this is an awesome flashlight. http://www.amazon.com/Rayovac-RNT3AAA-B-Roughneck-Flashlight-Batteries/dp/B003D7LHMC/ref=sr_1_5?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1313937327&sr=1-5 Fits and good grip in the hand, sharp edges on both ends, low high and strobe modes, very bright.

That's so funny, I was in the Monmouth Mall today and the Radio Shack guy was flying one around.

Okay, count me in sir....hmm pink.

I laminated my social security card 30 years ago with packing tape and it has survived.

Updates at comet speed.

My link I know I spent less than 25 bux on mine...maybe it was in a craft store or harbor freight.

Target and Staples also sell laminating machines and the sleeves fyi...comes in handy for all sorts of things, even if you run across a four leaf clover. I did ID cards for a den of cub scouts, good behavior cards for the kids, ect.

essepp007, in my view you've hit the nail right on the head. That's exactly what I thought when I heard about Van Drew's bill. I don't like being played for a fool. New Jersey voters have been played by politician double-talk over and over again. I've said it before and I'll say it again; I'd rather vote for a yellow dog. At least dogs know who their master is and try to please them. A politician's job should be easy. Schemes give birth to the phrase "working hard" for us. In this case it's so easy! We have rights, allow us to have our rights without being jailed. Require NICS, done. Charge the 15 bucks because NICS keeps everyone safe (as long as they're not border guards). Done.

At least two of the guys buying the weapons were passed by NICS while being felons? My link

Have trouble holding down jobs my butt. They just find it easier not to work. They should do a study on how many hold their jobs with no financial support structure, then help them with a new job. Business should be the ones getting money for allowing them to work. Severe cases get help directly. edit: I'd like to just say that I agree with the programs on a theoretical basis. I think years of zero responsibility have diminished their usefulness or rather their efficiency. It is very unfortunate that it has to be all or nothing. Perhaps a way to self regulate can be devised other than more patients or users of a program equaling more funding. Edit 2: what I meant with mental illness being laziness was meant to mean that ppl being clasified as mentally ill should be scrutinized further.

People with actual mental illness have my sympthy and I don't mind contributing to social programs. It happens that NJ is chock full of fakes and cheats. The only people who could stop the cheats don't do it because their budget will go down. Now funding is cut and it's time to start justifying paychecks and programs for the lazy ones.

Wow, that's thin.

Time has proven to me that the mentally ill follow the funding, and they can move to NYC or CA. I'd be willing to go out on a limb and call 50% of mental illness laziness. I don't live in a city and love school funds returning. Create an environment where tax sucking is more difficult and get my vote.

LOL....I would be willing to chip in to pay one way bus tickets for qualified candidates who wish to leave.

I'm actually going to toast CC today. Line item veto used as it should be, no new taxes promised and delivered, I wonder what other programs with little or no good to NJ could be eliminated by next year. I'm sick of good people moving out and tax suckers coming in. Step one of what hopefully will be a long tradition of cuts until tax money suckers move to other states and I can afford to live here.

What is wrong with RONNIE DAHL for asking that stupid question at a gun & knife show?

My link I didn't see this here, sorry if it's already been posted. This story is on the verge of being unbelievable. If a weapon discharges in a customer's hand do you A)Take gun away and clear it while wondering how a live round go in the weapon, or B) Pull the trigger a second time without clearing the weapon? Gun Goes Off Twice at Gun & Knife Show at Gibraltar Trade Center in Mt. Clemens Updated: Friday, 24 Jun 2011, 10:39 PM EDT Published : Friday, 24 Jun 2011, 10:39 PM EDT By RONNIE DAHL WJBK | myFOXDetroit.com MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (WJBK) - The first day of the Gun and Knife Show at the Gibraltar Trade Center North in Mount Clemens started off with a bang. "There was a gunshot. It was loud," said Dawn Gaines. Less than two hours after the show started, a customer was handling a .45 semi-automatic handgun when it discharged. Gaines was selling raffle tickets nearby. "I saw the customer. Obviously it scared him. I saw him. He put it down and stepped back," she said. The sound sent shoppers scrambling and hearts racing. Then it happened again. "I would say it was within a minute there was the second shot," Gaines told FOX 2. "The owner got the gun back, but while trying to make it safe and check it discharged a second round, which caused three people to be struck by fragments of where the bullets were hitting things and ricocheting around," said Captain John Roberts with the Macomb County Sheriff's Department. The victims, two women and a ten-year-old girl, innocent people at the trade center to do some bargain shopping. "Fortunately, they're very minor injuries, scrapes, that type of thing. They were checked by EMS at the scene and didn't require going to the hospital," Roberts said. Word of the incident quickly spread, but it didn't delay the Gun and Knife Show. The trade center remains open and customers are still shopping for good deals, but with caution. FOX 2's Ronnie Dahl asked Zoey Dushi what she will do differently when she walks by a table with guns the next time. "I will just like walk away or try not to go by them because, I don't know, it's scary," she said. "People forgot to follow the cardinal rule here. Whenever you're handling a firearm to make sure that it's empty before pointing it at anybody or pulling the trigger," said Roberts. "God was watching over everybody in there," Gaines said. The gun owner is a 64-year-old man from Marysville. He's been banned from selling anything at any future gun shows at the trade center. Criminal charges are pending following an investigation. We also learned he had about a dozen guns. Deputies checked those, as well as all the other weapons in the building just to make sure they were indeed safe. They said that they don't recall anything like this happening at the trade center in the past.

I want the story!

So, don't get caught not killing animals and don't get caught killing them. Simple solution.

I should add that letting them go in a county park may not be 100% legal.