Anselmo

Is this from the Onion?

I knew I should have bought two Sports instead of one.

not to rehash some old stuff put it's germane to this discussion: From the Aitken appeal: In Mortimer, supra, 135 N.J. at 532, the Supreme Court analyzed the challenged statute In by referencing Ninth Webster’s New New N.J.S.A.Collegiate Dictionary.Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary 388 (1985), “dum-dum” is defined as “a bullet (as one with a hollow point) that expands more than usual upon hitting an object.” or “a Webster’s defines “hollow” as “an unfilled space” or low part of a surface,” and “nose,” in depressed relevant part, as “the forward end or projection of something.” Id. at 576, 807. We are satisfied that the statutory language at issue is not unconstitutionally vague and cannot be interpreted to include a bullet that has been dented after it has been dropped,37A-0467-10T4as Brian argues.The language is sufficient to notify “a person of ordinary intelligence . . . what conduct is prohibited so that he or she may act in conformity with the law.”

Great looking gun. Great photograph, too.

I picked one up at a gun show last year. It's ok. It's not the same quality as a Magpul but I haven't had any failures with mine.

Have they given up on Kenyan birth certificates and this is the new cause célèbre.

Works fine in my M&P 15-22 but every ammo I've tried has worked perfectly in it. I just buy whatever is cheapest now for it.

It seems that if there is a fight that the victor is always assumed to the aggressor/criminal. 2C:3-4. Use of Force in Self-Protection. a. Use of force justifiable for protection of the person. Subject to the provisions of this section and of section 2C:3-9, the use of force upon or toward another person is justifiable when the actor reasonably believes that such force is immediately necessary for the purpose of protecting himself against the use of unlawful force by such other person on the present occasion.

There is a letter from NJSP that defines what is and isn't hollow point ammo. The law says hollow point, not expanding.

The law says nothing of the sort. The law says you may use deadly force if it is required. I hope everyone worries as much about their cholesterol and blood pressure as they do about what type of bullet to use to shoot a threatening intruder in your house.

With no overhead.

Maybe they sent the reference form to your employer by accident? Aren't habitual drunk and alcoholic the same thing?

I've been to 2 Walmarts in PA. No ammo. Sign says 3 boxes per person per day limit. Another sign says NJ residents must show FID to purchase ammo.

I had some light hits with my pistol. Took out the firing pin and there was gunk on it. Cleaned the firing pin and no more problems. I'd follow the advice to clean the BCG first before messing around with hammer springs. Relube with a light oil if you're using a thick lube now.

This is a popular interpretation of the law. I don't agree. To me, it's not a transfer to have your spouse's gun. The gun lives in the marital house where both parties have equal access to it. The most conservative/safest thing is not bring a weapon that is not owned in your name but I can't see you getting arrested for it.

Does ammoman have an FFL?

I concur. But you can't have a side business buying and selling FTF without a license. As to the fine line between primary means of income and side business and hobbyist, that I don't know.

My understanding was that you can't buy and sell at a profit unless you're an FFL. In other words, you can't buy and sell FTF for a profit as that would make you an unlicensed gun store. I don't know that it's illegal buying low and then selling high if the sale goes through an FFL. If the person that takes the gun home goes through the background check process then it's not a straw purchase.

Why not you and wife use same references of next door neighbors and leave FIL out?

I ordered my ammo in December and an empty ammo box showed up at my door a few days later. Cabela's said the ammo was back ordered until Dec. 26th. I called Cabela's on Dec. 28th and they said they closed my order as complete by accident and would send my ammo out by Jan. 25th. I got it last week. Wish I would have ordered more. Put props to Cabela's for making good on the ammo and not refunding my money so they could see the ammo for double the price.

I have the feeling that Cuomo thought other states would follow his lead and he could claim to have been the leader. Hopefully, no other states follow his lead.

They have the good Federal 5.56 for only $34.50 a box. What shortage

People buying new guns and people want to shoot but there's not ammo to be had at least not at a price worth shooting it up one gains some competence with their firearm.

People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe. Andy Rooney

i don't know. I wasn't a gun owner during the previous shortages. My point is that if there is a long term squeeze people will just keep their stash and not shoot it up. I have my 1000 rounds at home for SHTF and won't go shooting until the prices on new ammo relax. Are the ranges doing business these days?