Anselmo

That is too simple, easy and effective.

What else if part of your WROL planning besides a gun?

I fondled one a few weeks ago. It was for sale used for $300. It was a Tanfoglio TA 90. 9 mm, stainless.

There is really no reason to take these debates personally and get offended or mad or whatever. This is the way the law works, as strange as that seems. It is open to interpretation. The gray areas are where all the "fun" is.

You know the answer already. It so the state can say "no" when the feds would have said "yes".

Permits is state. NICS is federal. States can do things their way and the feds do it their own way.

I don't think this is accurate. Residents of other states can drive through NJ per FOPA but you can't take control within NJ unless you are NJ legal.

http://www.southjerseylocalnews.com/articles/2011/02/21/record_breeze/news/doc4d62913dc2667146217026.txt The victim told police he knocked on the door of the residence to deliver food that had been ordered when white male opened the door, pointed a black handgun at him, and told him to come in. According to the police report, a search of the residence led to the seizure of several rifles, including an AR15 type 5.56mm assault firearm, loaded with a high capacity magazine containing 32 rounds of ammunition, 19 of which were incendiary tracer ammunition.

Noob question, as I've never shot the CZ... I understand it's DA/SA but how do you get the CZ into DA? Most of the DA/SA I've shot, you rack the slide and it pulls the hammer back and off you go in SA.

What stores stock the SP-01?

Of all the places to try an armed robbery... A gun store?

Restraining orders are one of the few guilty until proven innocent things in our legal system. Basically, it works like this: Person A goes to court and files a restraining orders and says person B is a danger to them. Due to too many domestic battery instances, the courts make it very easy to get a restraining order. The restraining order is granted. Person B is served by the local PD and weapons are removed. This is to protect person A from injury or death from person B. A few days later, if person B challenges the restraining order, there is a court hearing.

Good vid. I thought it was just a goof at first.

I don't know man. Hindsight is always 20/20. Lots of people get killed or brain damaged in a group fight like that. From what I read, Ung brandished the gun some time before the shooting and the guy that got shot and his friends kept advancing. If the gun didn't scare them off, my crystal ball doesn't know what will happen next. Although, if Ung didn't have the gun, maybe he just runs away instead of defending himself. Lots of ifs.

The video tells the story. Looks like Ung's group was being harassed. I think he already has massive legal bills.

Sounds like a cool class. Where is it?

What is the reason to not let singles rent? ready aim fire in Bristol has the Glock 17, 19 and XD9 and XD9 plus M&P9 and 92fs to rent. Will rent to singles.

I have to admit that I just learned this. Watching Leonard Lawrence saying "full metal jacket" as he loads his weapon with the demonic look on his face before he shoots R. Lee Emory make those FMJ bullets seems rather scary.

The conspiracy people said you would say that. LOL. Sorry. I didn't mean to imply there was a sinister side.

I agree with you if the shoplifter decided to say "screw you" and walk away. In this case the shoplifter said "screw you" and stuck a gun in someone's ribs. Now what? Yes, the robber went into felony land. He could have went into mass murderer land.

I think the legality hinges on the detention room. The Walmart policy to have a detention room and instruct the guards to bring suspected shoplifters to this room is contradictory to the no restraint/fighting back policy. You can't have it both ways. Walmart's policy said to bring the suspect to the room. There has to be an assumption that things might get hairy when you detain someone. The guards followed the policy and then a gun was produced by the suspect and the guards were assaulted. You can't simply say, the guards must give up and hope for the best. Walmart put them in harm's way with their detention policy. You can't punish the guards for taking action to save their lives.

If a Glock costs only $75 to manufacture... I assume the gun manufacturers are the ones making the big profits. How much profit is Bud's making selling a CZ 75 SP-01 for $581?

My grandfather was a Mason. I have his rings and mugs and plates and whatnot. Never discussed it with him and other than the branded stuff, he never showed any signs of affiliation. But, when he died, there was a Mason aspect to the funeral. It was all a bit vague to me. I did a lot of conspiracy theory research on the Internet and the Masons are front and center with the Illuminati and other ancient fraternities. It is very New World interesting. Did you all see the Simpson's Stonecutter episode? That is a good send up of the Masons and conspiracy wackos.

A troll could be someone that signs up on this forum and starts a thread asking how to answer the mental health question and reveals they have the same mental issues as Jared Loughner and also want a Glock 19, the same gun Jared Loughner used to murder people with in Arizona. That would be a troll.

Do you have specialized tools, too?