Anselmo

And some people think there are paranoid gun people...

Forget the ammo shortage, there's a tin foil hat shortage.

I don't know what you mean by "before it's too late." Do you think ARs will be made illegal? Anti-gunners mumble, gunners get nervous, prices go up. I have a M&P sport that cost $650. It serves my purposes. If you want to build one later, buy a stripped lower now.

One thing the author is correct about, our AWB is useless for saving lives.

I don't think you're inventing anything. There is a strong want for our military to carry American firearms. The gentlemen from Connecticut have more pull than the gentlemen from Massachusetts.

It is certainly a FFL's prerogative to not sell a firearm they deem to be in a grey area regarding legality. I can respect any FFL saying that. I can't respect an FFL saying it's illegal when it's in a grey area. That there is the issue. More irritating to me is people that are 100% confident they are right when they are wrong. They don't to learn. Nappen could give an annual course on current NJ gun law for FFL's to keep up to date. It's up to FFLs to keep up to date but the ones that think they know everything won't be the ones to take a course.

ok, so why do you think that felons and crazies should be able to buy firearms legally? Do you think felons and crazies should be able to carry concealed, too?

I disagree. There should be some law to prevent felons and crazies from legally obtaining firearms whereby their possession of a firearm is a felony in and of itself.

If there were no gun crimes, there would be no need for gun control laws.

There is no requirement that I show my FID to buy handgun ammo. The requirement is that I have a FID in order to qualify to buy handgun ammo. As an NJ resident, if I didn't have a FID and bought handgun ammo in PA and transported it back to NJ I would say I broke the law.

If any of us started shooting people up, they'd call it an arsenal. Lots of guns and ammo = arsenal. Stable person + arsenal = no problem. Unstable person + no weapons = small problem Unstable person + arsenal = big problem.

I have a S&M sport. About $650. Shoots the good Federal ammo. Shoots the Russian ammo. Pull trigger, goes bang. I shoot at playing cards at 100 yds with a $80 red dot.. If I miss, it ain't the gun's fault. The question you have to ask yourself is how much are you really going to shoot the gun? If you're going to put $1000 worth of ammo through the gun a year, for 10 years then there is no reason to economize on the AR. I'm not shooting my AR that much.

I'm a math guy. Carrying in your home makes you better prepared for a break in but also raises the probability of a gun accident in the home. Despite the economy, I don't believe criminals are looking for an encounter with a resident armed or not. Make sure your home looks like you're home to deter a break in.

I don't keep track of anything.

I think the reporter just copied down everything confiscated as it was written in the police report.

No person shall sell, give, transfer, assign or otherwise dispose of, nor receive, purchase, or otherwise acquire a handgun unless the purchaser, assignee, donee, receiver or holder is licensed as a dealer under this chapter or has first secured a permit to purchase a handgun as provided by this section. "Handgun" means any pistol, revolver, or other firearm originally designed or manufactured to be fired by the use of a single hand. Is it a handgun? yes. Therefore, you need a P2P.

You guys are too sensitive. The guy did have an arsenal. The guys talked a lot of crap in court about killing cops. Upon executing a warrant, the police found that he had the means to carry out his threats via his cache of weapons and ammo. The paper didn't insinuate anything. They stated facts. It is the reader who is assuming/insinuating things about the factual statements made. Definition of ARSENAL 1 a : an establishment for the manufacture or storage of arms and military equipment b : a collection of weapons The guy had a collection of weapons i.e arsenal.

This is why I won't take any pain killers. If, God-forbid, I ever need them, I don't want any resistance to them.

I'm thinking of a flat top that has a gas block but no sight like this:

Wonder if this will work on the M&P45 14 round mags? They won't insert on a closed slide when fully loaded.

I don't have a bug out bag. There are enough supplies at home for 72 hours. Actually, a lot longer than that. If I needed to evacuate, I'd pack my car. If I can't take my car then where would I go with my bag? I can't get that far from my house to make it worthwhile if I have to walk. I'd just be in front of someone else's house. People seem to pack way more first aid and self defense stuff than food and water. Why would you need shelter? Who is living in all the houses? I guess I'm not understanding the philosophy.

I thought the point of a flattop with flip up sights is so you don't have to worry about cowitness.

It always seems to be these less than ideal poster boys that take their cases to the appellate courts. Possession of a handgun is a privilege, not a right, and is subject to the broad discretion of the New York City Police Commissioner. It's all downhill from there.

I requested 1 permit and when I picked it up asked for 2 more. The nice lady took my $4 cash and called me the next day to pick them up.

Assume FOPA protects you. Assume the police and NJ courts/prosecutors agree that FOPA protects you. There will never be case law. Never, as it will never get to court.