Anselmo

It's nice to be so principled but it's hard to justify a business expense that is basically just a political statement.

Sounds like Fritz at SC.

Yep, there's a story there beyond some home invasion. If there was even a home invasion. Or just a 3:00 am "yo, come on over and party."

Thinking of filing. What does that mean? I'll wait to get upset when they actually file charges and the whole story comes out.

I try all the browsers except IE. Still like Firefox 3.6.16 the best.

Ready Aim Fire in Bristol added Smith 500 and .44 revolvers to their rental case. I did not shoot them. My son and I shot a .22 revolver. And they had a Browning Hi Power .40 in the used sale case for $600.

I think they sent them a letter.

We voted them in. They are only partly to blame. Most of the blame goes to the voters.

The bad guy was 42. The fiance is 43. My pure guess is that the hubby is involved with a certain less than legal business venture. 1. Young hot, hot wife. 2. Surveillance cameras around property. 3. No real job listed in the article. 4. Big parties. 5. Home invasion that the cops say was not random.

If it needs to be notarized, your references will have to schlep to a bank or wherever. Your references will have to sign in front of the notary if you don't know the notary.

Low/left. I'm guilty. What does using too much trigger finger mean? I just use the tip of my finger and try to pull straight back.

Nice.

I'd be happy to review your resume and cover letter if you're in the pharma industry. General advice is to make sure you use the proper buzz-words. People look for those buzz-words. People scan resumes quick and if they don't see what they want to see right away, they don't keep your resume. Half the time the employer doesn't even know what they need. Some companies like to hire good people with the belief that good people are trainable. Some companies want to hire this perfect person they are sure exists that has all the experience they are looking for, along with the personality, work ethic and low salary requirements they want to pay.

When you're constantly adversarial, all the people on the fence think you are extreme. In this case the people on the fence are the people that need to be educated about firearms. The NRA just preaches to the choir while alienating the majority of non-gun owners with their rhetoric. The president wants to dialog about guns and the NRA doesn't want to talk about guns; they want to talk about media coverage of criminal activity and moving prosecution of 10 cases per month per state to the federal courts. The NRA needs to focus on their area: firearms. I think the NRA needs to initiate a gun awareness PR campaign to make firearms more mainstream and less scary to people. Their rhetoric reinforces people that think the NRA are gun nuts. I see this as some of my friends are anti-gun and they point to NRA as gun nuts. The NRA needs better spinning to get their point across while at the same time using common sense. A more faster and more accurate NICS would seem to benefit everyone.

I used work with an old hippie. She was a nice lady; lives in Lambertville. About 65 and I bet she still smokes. I could totally see her saying having this conversation with you. I think almost everyone can agree that this is proper sentiment: H: Yeah I'm just one of those old-school hippies who would be happy if there was no need in the world for guns. That every one and every nation could live in peace and harmony. World peace, and end to crime and violence. Yeah, man. That wold be cool. Peace through superior firepower is the world we live in. Since it is a fact and it's noble to try and change it, the fact is that it's not going to change. Mankind is just not ready. Balance of power and all that mutual assured destruction and annihilation stuff. Guns don't make wars. There were plenty of wars before guns were invented.

"must", "will" and "shall" all are synonyms. I wouldn't get hung up on that. "Should" is a wishy-washy weasel word that have very little meaning, but I digress. The law says the firearm must be unloaded during transport. If is the definition of unloaded that is the issue. A loaded magazine in the same pouch as the gun is not necessary loaded or unloaded. It's open to interpretation. What you pasted above is correct as to the law but it is not clear what it means. I interpret that if you transport a gun in the passenger compartment in a securely tied package you must keep ammo in a separate container from the gun. The second section of what you posted is very confusing. The first sentence talks about ammo must be locked in the trunk but the second sentence states "firearm" and gives no instruction on how to transport ammo if your car has no trunk. Clearly, if you follow the instructions, you "should" stay out of trouble.

There is a also a great scene were Annette Benning and her boss go shooting at a range and then have sex with the shooting acting as an aphrodisiac. The shooting frees Annette from some inhibitions... Now, American Psycho. That is a different plot all together.

I used to fish a lot and used to make the occasional trip to down to SC or Harry's. SC was always the classier store. Not having step foot in SC in about 2 months ago after not visiting for about 10 years, I too, was shocked at how old SC looked. Cheyenne was just like Harry's. Very cluttered with all sorts of stuff. Both Fitz SC and some young guy with a beard at Cheyenne were good to me. 10 years ago when SC had the guns in the back room it seemed like a very popular store. Is it the economy, people are doing outdoor sports less or the Internet that is hurting business? Maybe all 3.

I think 3x is a low estimate. But, it's a good argument to streamline the executions.

I don't believe that falls under a listed exemption. A permit to carry a magnifying glass is almost impossible to get and you can only transport it locked in a proper case from your house to the library.

I say Woodbridge is northern NJ. My wife says Woodbridge is central NJ. We both agree that Paramus in northern NJ. We've been to Arirang in Langhorne, PA and they have one in Mountainside, NJ. Never been to the Mountainside location but the one in Langhorne is very nice. Ironically for this site, a hibachi place in NJ told me NJ has laws on the height of the fire from the onion slice volcano. So, if you want to see the big volcano fire, you have to go PA.

.38 is more fun. You might never need to shoot the .357 caliber but you could. It just gives you the option. Who knows, 10 years from now you might want the option. Or you just might get curious one day a the range when you see other guys shooting larger caliber ammo. You might just want to buy a box of 357 just for the experience.

Now, if one of them infected ants was to bite a person....

My first time to the range about 6 months ago, my first time shooting was a GP-100. First I shot the 38spcl and then some 357 mag and then I shot a .45ACP semi. Get the 357mag and shoot 38spcl with it. Just to be clear, a 38spl and 357 mag are the same diameter. A 357mag gun will shoot a 38spl round. But they make it so a 38spl gun will not shoot a 357mag round. The 357mag gun is heavier duty.

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