JackDaWack

The law states that temporary modifications include a pin or wood block. What if we use a plastic block from like magazine block dot com? Their specificity in the law may be helpful to us.

Is this for the Gun For Hire Addition?

I'm not sure what legal authority they have to "seize" your vehicle. I understand they can force you to use their towing company to quickly remove the vehicle from the street, but it's been my understanding and also experience you always have a right to say where it goes.. In fact with most accidents/break downs Ive been in or helped with, we always called our own tow trucks.

It would be hard to say, chances are if the blast went more vertical it could have originated in the trunk. A NOS tank exploding would probably look like this though. While a meth lab exlposion could have some serious force, it's hard to imagine that kind of Carnage to a car from chemical vapors.

In preparation for taking my mags to the range, and the new law still in effect/going into effect. I have the ability to purchase mag blocks for my pistols, they slip in under the floor plate, will this be acceptable is if I epoxy the floor plate?

If my car was towed I would damn sure make certain it was being dropped off at my mechanic or body shop. The only time I would allow it to be brought to a tow yard is if it were being impounded. Primary reason is I'm not paying twice to have it moved.

Yeah, I don't really understand this, it's his vehicle and unless the cops have some order on it they shouldn't deny access. I mean he could have it towed out of there if he wanted. The do have a legal right to prevent access to where the car ia being stored, but why would they to the owner?

Well shit, now I need to order some mags...

At this rate, I'm gonna need a pirate map just to find my shit.

If you got an easy to clean chimeny and a drill, the sooteater is an amazing thing! https://www.homedepot.com/p/Gardus-SootEater-Rotary-Chimney-Cleaning-System-RCH205-B/206714871?cm_mmc=Shopping|G|Base|D28I|28-20_FIREPLACE|NA|PLA|1|71700000041073829|58700004389677729|92700036924273788&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwu7ErZnX3QIVgWSGCh1FIAaGEAQYAiABEgI2cvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CPKSzLCZ190CFZFFNwodpRoM8g amazon sells it too. I paid these guy like 200 bucks to clean my stove liner out last year and all they did was run a brush up and down it. I have to go up two stories and it only took me maybe 45 mins to do it and i had to work the line through a narrow stove.

Im all set, just registered.

Hmmmm. If I bring mine I can carry more guns....

Sure why not, this could get interesting.

There is only one definitive physical detterent to a drunk, and that's a locked door. The purpose of this discuss is to point out the person believes they are breaking into their own home. While highly unlikely the situation may be, I don't know why anyone would use an assumption of intent when they have the ability to visual determine it.

I'm sure most people feel the same way, but why not at the very least, make no assumtions as to what may or may not happen? Drunk people make very bad decisions sometimes... I'm just pointing out that a prosecutor may not believe that simply a person in your house constitutes a threat.

There is NO REASON, to get the 7 over the 1s or hl if its going on a 92. The TLR-1 fits great on my M9A1, like a glove. The 7 would be much better on say a compact PX4, in fact I cant get the TLR-1 to fit mine.

I dont have anyone regularly in my home that shouldn't be there, but shit happens. Pleanty of cases around the country of drunk kids even adults forcefully stumbling into the wrong house, and getting shot.

There is a number of reasons you dont go to gun buybacks, first and foremost their illegal to begin with. If the guy didnt have an FPID, he was breaking the law himself. In this case, both parties were overreaching their responsibilities when he brought more firearms than he was allowed, or the cops would be willing to overlook as possibly illegally transported. If the guy requested the firearms back, who knows what he would be charged with, and if he broke any laws... so the cops may have had a legal reason to actually confiscate them. Whether we agree with the reason or not. This is no different than any other material subject. Can a cop pull you over and request proof of ownership for anything in your possession? Nothing in the law states firearms are any different.

I've heard of plenty of people reload strait walled cases without cleaning. I just don't see the point of introducing carbon soot and possibly unburnt powder into the dies. There is also the factor of lead, but if your already handling it you would take precautions. Most my casings get swept up from the floor, so I just clean as a matter of caution for my dies and final product.

Yeah there facility is pretty close to one of the rivers that flooded, and it looks like some roads are permanently closed around there for now. I hope their facility didn't take on too much damage and they can get back up and running quickly.

So I got some esstac and safariland gear in the mail. But I think G-code may have been swallowed up by the storm in NC, I ordered the belt but haven't heard a word from them, and they seem Mia on their farcebook account. Hope there OK

The only die I would ever run dirty brass through is a depriming. For pistol, I clean my brass first. Then deprime/resize, primer, powder with thru expand, seat bullet, crimp.

Now, im obviously not advocating for this kinda behavior.... but that IS an 18 and over dating website they met on... They dont say the actual age of the girl, i have no idea how young she looks... and i read through the affidavit which doesnt mention he was informed of her age. He obviously did it, im just curious as to how much was aware. He's also a dumbass, but thats besides the point.

How does the court decide if they will rehear enbanc? Does it require a majority vote or something?

What do you do with actual product boxes?