JackDaWack

It's not very beneficial to kill the people funding your war...

Well, not many uses for it around here. Only person I know who stores kerosene uses it for back up portable heating.

as long as they seal it doesn't matter to me.

Good deal but gonna see the if something better pops up

if u find a deal tomorrow/friday post it up.

A little info goes a long way. Get your hunters license and you can hunt woodchuck from March through September. I have to ask... take a dirt road into the woods? Not many legal places in NJ you can even do that. If your on a marked road, your not technically in the woods. When I go scouting in august-sept I bring a shotgun to hunt crow....lol..

U gonna need some deep pockets.

The exemptions list deer hunting specifically. Besides, as a hunter your given a little more freedom if u have all your documents and permits on you.

There's a reason they call it ball ammo, and have NATO specific rounds.

It's been my understanding that both soft points and hollow points are types of dum dum rounds. I was pretty sure its just a common nomenclature for expanding bullets today. But it was a name for the hollow point and soft point bullets made at the dum dum facility waaaay back in the day.maybe not the traditional hollow points we know today, but they removed material from the tip.

Or the state is retarded and doesn't understand a hollow point is a type of dumdum

I didn't say they were illegal. The OP was trying to figure out if a Dum-Dum was considered a hollow point... which isn't going to change how he needs to meet the restrictions of 2c:39-3. I figured why else would he be asking the question..

Dum-Dum, Hollow points and Armor piercing bullets are all listed under 2c:29-3f

It's an irrelevant question. Any round designed to expand is a "DumDum" round and is thus restricted.

Picked up a a400 unico in august. Its so much softer shooting then my a300. I also paid 1600 for it in max 5 camo but I got a free tacticam to hunt with when i bought it.

Well, that depends entirely on the purpose of the round. They did develop the round to solve issues surrounding HP's, although it turned into a jack of all trades, master of nothing type round. I've been using the XTP rounds.

Best case scenario its of equal quality. My old job had a finger print scanner to clock in/out... some days I wore gloves and couldn't get the thing to clock at all.

Im not sure what property but the article said they purchased surrounding property too.

Easy guys, just because they don't meet the literally definition of hollow point doesn't change the fact that are still dumdum rounds in NJ which is the same restriction.

The fallout installments are not connected. They are all based on the same concept through, much like far cry. Like Checko said its not a FPS at all, you can actually play the entire game in third person if you want. Its more of a RPG based game that has a FPS element. There is no set path and no set ending.. at any given time depending on who you have befriended and whom you talked to depends on the tasks you need to complete.

Think I need to purchase that MRO now.

I agree, they keep moving forward with these crappy future concepts. They need to get back to their roots.

call of duty came out at the same time too, that is pretty funny tho

Not sure how xbox and ps work, but on PC there is a console(~ button) and you can type in commands that will add specific items into your inventory. There is also a no collision command that has saved me when the game glitched and a door didn't open. And also god mode which gives you infinite everything except for weapons upgrade items. When used correctly cheats can make the game more fun(as in not wasting Hours looking for things) but can also make the game very boring and essentially pointless.

I just checked and achievements work no matter what, even using a cheat.