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The funeral is scheduled for thursday at bergen county community college.

MSG Oresko Passed away friday evening in Englewood hospital at the age of 96. http://minx.cc/?post=343936

Unfortunately that doesn't make sense in the real world for many reasons. Countries like Israel allow their soldiers to keep their weapons at home with ammo but that is a different situation. M9 pistols could be issued out but the army would be more worried about the cost and liability of that. Also battle drills don't really apply to the type of one on one gunfight you would expect stateside. a pistol is a fine personal defense weapon. They could have quick response teams on base as backup to personal defense if a mass shooting happened. The majority of service members already own firearms. The main thing that's retarded about current laws is that states and federal government don't recognize military at all as people that should be carrying off duty while LEO have LEOSA and all these other laws that guarantee them the right to carry in different states. For instance NJ army national guard or Active duty here at Fort Dix. Carry all types of weapons when training here in NJ. pistols, fully automatic machine guns, etc. 30 round mags, lots of banned things. And those of us in combat arms probably get more range time than any Leo's in the state. But somehow when it comes to carrying off-duty it's the exact same as any civilian and there is no way you'll get a permit. While private security guards and judges can get CCW easily.

It makes way too much sense to be passed. No way enough politicians will vote for it. They will be worried about the politics of it and not the people. It's funny how even though military bases are pretty closed off communities we have civilian politicians who have little relation or involvement to these military communities deciding our right to protect ourselves. Also it does include civilian employees. Which I think is good but even less of a chance for that part to pass. The only people it excludes are civilian visitors. Civilian visitors carrying is fine with me but I understand this will never be included and I think the military has the right to choose who carries on its bases.

Because no one else on this forum has been to a war zone or had to fear for their safety except you. None of us have been outside quaint suburban, NJ. Speaking on my own behalf it's not fear that drives me to carry. Is fear the reason you keep loaded guns in your house? It's simply the most comfortable way for me to keep a loaded firearm in the house. I have a very similar feeling to you. You keep your guns loaded around the house and I carry mine. I feel more comfortable carrying it; and by carry it I mean most of the time I just put my pistol down in the room I'm in. I don't see a big difference between mine being an arms length away, and yours being in a corner or the next room. I assume you see what I do as an active thing and what you do as a passive thing but the result is very similar. I don't feel comfortable leaving a loaded gun anywhere that isn't securely locked or in my direct control. I could keep one gun on each floor locked in quick retrieval safes but I see that as unnecessary. I can just have one gun I like and keep it unlocked and under my control.

So if i carry it or bring it to each room I'm paranoid but if I leave 1 or 2 of them loaded around the house then thats somehow perfectly fine.

Also I don't believe in keeping any guns with ammo unlocked around the house. If they aren't in my reach they arn't in my control. In a case like I stated someone could walk in and go straight upstairs to a bedroom or other rooms and walk right into an unlocked firearm. I could lock firearms on every floor of the house but that isn't practical. I can just carry a pistol or rifle or shotgun and either conceal it, or if im not wearing pants or if its a rifle, bring it to every room and put it down within arms reach. Or I could start locking all my doors when I go in and out and I might have enough of a buffer zone to get upstairs to a locked firearm if someone broke in while I was home. I'd rather just carry.

I started carring at home on and off after one of my neighbors had someone enter their home go upstairs to the kids room and fall alseep drunk. Luckily the kids were at school. The mother was home in a different part of the house. Also because I am home alone in a big house and I don't lock the doors when I'm on the property. I have 4 entrances because my house in on a hill. Someone could come in the basement door or the garden room and I wouldn't know they were there until i heard them and they wouldnt know I was home.

If it's a firearm I use for home defense. It's stored condition 3 in a locked area. If it's carried or within arms reach it's condition 1 always. I always carry IWB the only time I might consider otherwise would be if i was hiking or working outisde but I still wouldn't carry it totally open.

Your going to have to go to more than one. RTSP has a very good selection but is on the pricey side the staff is pretty knowledgeable so you gain info from there on what you want and shop around for the best price. Ramsey outdoor in succasunna has decent prices but small selection. Many other smaller stores likely with a small selection but you can find decent deals.

Unless its coming from an online FFL or in person. But yes its incredibly stupid and all of the FFL's nearest me wouldnt accept it. Most told me it was policy 2 told me it was law.

I'm using TJ's sporting arms. thanks for the help

It would be two Ar lowers. I'm calling around and getting all No's. If anyone knows a FFL who will accept from an individual I would be happy to use them.

Thanks, Thats what I thought. I have been told by 2 FFL's that it is law and one said you can "lose your FFL for that". But I've never seen any law that states that. Does anyone know an FFL that will accept from an individual in north/central jersey

I've never had a problem transfering firearms coming from FFLs. Now It looks like im going to make a deal to purchase from an individual for the first time. How do I legally get it to my FFL? By law can the individual ship it directly to my FFL? Many FFL's say they won't accept from individuals but it isn't clear whether it's a store policy or Law. Anyone bought from an idividual out of state and had it shippped? How did the transaction work?

Only 66 years. The airforce is still a baby. a very hightech well armed baby maybe.

funniest shit

Stop by the PD on your way home from work and put a complaint in writing. Atleast they can't ignore that like the dispatcher did with your call. What you explained with them not even stoping by after you requested it is probably just a result of lazy dispatcher/cop; I bet the cheif wouldn't be to happy about it. They are obligated to come if you ask.

yeah the chair force is the best :girlwacko:

Super smooth transaction. Easy to communicate with. Good guy to do business with.

Army is the daddy

ARMY

Student should be fine

at RTSP they have a very cool looking .22 cal M1 carbine look-a-like, you should check it out. I didn't get a chance to ask who makes it but it wasn't based on a 10/22. It might give you an idea of how far you can go. I can tell you you have nothing to worry about if your using a 10/22 as the base.

Who needs ammo? Fix bayonets.