JackDaWack

It will be interesting to see what happens. Knowing how Trump had bumps stocks banned does not sit well with this. 80%'s should be safe under federal law, but braces may not be so lucky from a procedural point. Without pushback from gun rights organizations on the honey Badger, its gonna green light the ATF to do what ever they want.

If you have a fpid, long guns are legal to possess. END OF STORY.

I'm trying to get a deal on a Liberty Colonial 50. Keeping my eye out over the next week+, otherwise I'll have to purchase at full price.

Last year I used fiocchi speed steel #6 which worked well. I wouldnt take close shots.

Round up only works with direct contact at the leaf surface, dries very quickly, and biodegrades in a few weeks. Nothing will work better. Don't matter how low you cut them, they will grow back unless you get the roots. There is a number of other products you can use to kill them, but if you do it well before harvesting any produce roundup is fine to use. Most herbiceds a designed to break down within a month.. some even days

The above mentioned only applies to handguns if you have a fpid.. If you don't have an fpid it applies to both handguns and longguns. This really isn't that hard to understand and this conversation has nothing to do with carrying and transporting handguns. YOU DO NOT NEED EXEMPTIONS, IF YOU HAVE A FPID, TO TRANSPORT LONG GUNS.

This still only applies to handguns if you have a fpid.

AMD has been rolling out the best processors on the market the last year+. Im sure you could build an intel! lol But no, its not like people are building bitcoin rigs these days hogging all the good stuff. Those days are over thank God.

By what means?

This is not at all accurate. Do you hunt? I've taken shotguns to friends houses, slept over for a 3am departure, carpooled to the lake but... stopped for gas, chow, coffee.. returned back to said friends house, spent the afternoon plucking feathers and returned home sometime before dinner. Not a thought went through my head that I wasn't allowed to do this, and we do it almost every other weekend from now until January.

Easy, you answer yes to it.

This.... #4 includes both a FS or threaded barrel, having both still only counts as one feature. I'm surprised this conversation was concluded in one response.

Anyone know how it compares to Butt Rub? that's been my go to seasoning.

Firearm transport covers the manner it which it is transported. Handguns are the only firearms in regards to when and where they can be transported. The transportation statement is required because handguns are outright illegal to posses outside the home/property/place of business. So there needs to be an exception.. "nothing shall prevent". Long guns are not illegal to posses anywhere, except school grounds.(when you have a FPID) That statutory language is different for rifles and shotguns because their possession is not outright banned, thus requiring no exception for transport to and from. You have to start with the possession laws, and then work through the exemptions. The law doesn't say firearms must only be transported from point a to b.. it just says nothing can prevent you from transporting between specific places home/range/store. Becuase in the case of handguns, with out that clarification, you couldn't leave a gun store with a newly purchased handgun.

I dont think there is a munitions company not pumping out as much ammo as they can. Unless you know something we don't? Its not like these companies have ever manipulated supply in the past when it would have benefited them. This only happens when people start stockpiling due to national events.

How do you optimize inventories when you physically can't keep up with demand? Most companies already figured out the bullwhip from prior shortages. While some may invest a bit in increasing output, there are still bottlenecks with supply, such as primers. They also know that one day demand will sharply fall where they will have to severely discount their products. At which point any investments in manufacturing will become a financial burden. Like I said just ONE year ago they were handing people hundreds of dollars in rebates. I have never seen a ammunition company purposely limit availiblty to drive costs up. In fact, many companies rented out their facilities to keep cash flowing through a plant. Any restrictions in the supply chain are direct responses to supply of raw materials, and forecasting decreased demand over time. Greed has nothing to do with maximizing profit. Becuase sometimes that means dropping prices to move more of a product. Its a strategic way to fend off competition.

So which characteristics do you feel match the ammunition supply chain? Efficient, Responsive, Risk- hedging, or Agile? Do you think it would include an evolving or stable supply? And would it be a functional vs innovative product? The answers to these questions should make it abundantly clear why some manufacturers were going out of business 2 years ago with over stock, and why today they can't source enough materials to meet demand. We could also get Into some other aspects, like revenue management, where most mathematical theories are applied, but we don't even have to think that deeply about this. Every company seeks to maximize profits by finding the sweet spot in price vs demand. You wouldn't be in business very long if you didn't. Inventory is low on a high demand product, dont need a masters to figure out that math. Most manufacturers haven't raised their prices that much, the retailers are. A 20% bump in price at the distribution level is amplified to 50% at the point of sale to a customer. Again, due to the lower volume of sales.

Proper sentence structure never killed anyone.. To add, im not sure you fully understand the supply chain logistics of manufacturing and selling ammunition.

The website now says you won't know if they even accepted or rejected your ballot until after the election is certified. Pretty fucking pointless at that point.

Same.

Well, im not sure why youre using this as an example when the Law i referred to wasn't even a law yet. I find this entire state disgusting, doesn't change facts. At least I'm trying to make people aware that laws exist to help you, instead of acting like a disgruntled citizen all the time.

This one? https://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/96508-firearms-return-help/&tab=comments#comment-1271222

Just read he passed away at 90 years old. Such an iconic actor in many of my favorite moves.

I thought gun for hire had a similar rental.