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I was recently informed that one of the sites I used to purchase tickets for a show may have been compromised. This is nothing new and has happened to all of us many times, since it has been many years since I got a free credit report, I decided to run the three free reports. Everything looks good, no cards or accounts that I am not aware of, I can account for all of the activities and everything looks good except for one thing. One the listed previous addresses (the most recent previous address listed) is not mine and I never lived there, it's not even in NJ or any state I ever visited. I have lived in my current home for 15 years, and that is properly identified as my current address. Prior to this house, I lived at another house in the same town, that is also listed properly but as my third most recent address. The address that is listed wrong is the same address on all three reports. I suspect someone tried to open a card using my name and criteria but using their address, but there is nothing wrong and I have no idea how long it has been like that. Is this something I should fix? I am sure it is a hassle and wonder if its worth it.

this is probably the quickest and most humane way to deal with this problem. But is it legal? I mean if I saw one in my backyard, by the time I find out if I can legally shoot it, it's taking too much time and the thing is suffering. I am almost positive it would be illegal in my town since I have neighbors less than 100 feet all around me.

I once read a story of a GF making her BF get up early in the morning to get the worms that were drying out on the driveway back into the soil,. Now that's messed up.

That's because they know you. But I think they could do so much better if they just treated everyone with some respect ALL the time, not just when it's Chris or when they are in the mood.

I have been in there a few times, runs hot and cold, of the 3 times I went in there, twice I felt like I was bothering them, once it was very pleasant (probably was Chris). But I am sorry, I don't like the feeling that I am bothering them, so I won't ever go back there again.

It's a target gun, but the Buckmark Camper is a nice affordable gun.

To piss off Michael Bloomberg.

How does that help for handgun? Still need to transfer with NJ FFL and go through NICS again. right?

Just curious, I usually donate to my local PBA. Does it help in anyway? Do they keep a 'list' of the donators? Do the local cops know who donates? I already know the IRS keeps track and will audit you if you are a conservative.

So if you can bring any gun into NJ as long as you owned it and purchased it legally before you became a NJ resident, do you ever have to prove how you purchased it? Suppose I have a gun I got legally when I lived in Texas. I move to NJ and became a resident. I am going to the range, I get pulled over, I have a hand gun locked up in the trunk, ammo is the back seat also locked up and separate from the gun. Legally going to the range to practice. Officer ask to see my copy of the permit or NJFID card, I don't have it because I don't need it and had the gun legally when I lived in Texas. This will fly?

So no more stupid posts about what underwear you wear? That was by far the dumbest, stupidest post ever to have on a gun forum.

Is this a joke? come on man. Get real.

I was able to get 1000 rounds of 9MM for $219 shipped.

That right there is the problem. It will probably take him a good 4-6 months to get the P2P, the guy will probably be on his way back to Florida by then,

I see that, but still won't ship to me. Gonna call Amazon find out what the heck is going on. - Nevermind - just saw follow-up post stating not legal in NJ.

You sure? Amazon wont ship to me in NJ

If NICS is a NATIONAL system, why is it takes weeks in NJ and not anywhere else?

In today's Courier News, there was an article about a man charged with using his truck as a weapon. He also faced other charges, one of which was "fourth-degree possession of hollow-point bullets". From what I have read on this board, I thought it was only illegal to use hollow-point in an unlawful way. From what this article says, it didn't even mention anything about finding a gun, it only said possession of hollow-point bullets. So if I bought some hollow-point rounds (or "bullets" as they word it), it sounds like I could be charged with possession if I had it in my car and got pulled over. Why would that be? Especially if I didn't even have my gun in the car. Am I missing something here? http://www.mycentraljersey.com/article/20130523/NJNEWS14/305230060/Hillsborough-man-charged-intentionally-running-over-man-outside-Branchburg-bar-indicted?nclick_check=1

Just like gas never went back to the $2.50 per gallon range, I think higher than normal ammo prices are here to stay. I am thinking 10% - 15% increase will be the new norm.

If Bloomberg has his way and you did this in NYC, it wouldn't matter, you would be arrested for buying "unhealthy food"..

Based on the comments, they appear to be OK ammo. Anyone have any personally experience with them?

Thanks

At $190. I don't think it's worth it. I passed on it.

Its up and available as of 2 min. ago