JackDaWack

Don't feel too bad, youre just getting back some tax dollars you would otherwise never see.

My observation seems to be that Ram trucks are great for agricultural purposes... almost everyone has them around here in farm land. Good reliable towing..

I actually found the request page for the free fingerprint card right on the ATF website.

I plan on filing for one when i pick up my lower next week.. I'm all giddiddygoooo, cant wait Any advice on fingerprints? I can order the cards for a few bucks and have my pd do it... I know I can also call the ATF for them but I wonder if it's even worth my time.

I love it!! Even in context its great...

Awesome!! In couple years me and the wife are moving... her idea.. but I told her I need a detached large work shed for my FFL!! Haha

Are you aware of NJ transport laws?

The tightness of a slide does not make it harder to rack. Those super tight slides actually glide like they are ball bearings on glass. It's hard to say, but a full size should be the easiest. I'm sure someone will know which models have lighter main springs. My Springfield is heavier than most of my other pistols.

This all a big joke to me, not just the idolizing of the guy.. but the hysteria that followed. What pisses me off now, is that his wife is suing the dead helicopter pilots family. Like they really need to money... and as if it would serve to punish him for crashing the helo. The Bryan family has a net worth of some 600 million dollars.. Apparently bankrupting the pilots family is really all they want to do... This is why I dont idolize anyone, this family is clearly rich, and petty as fuk.

Sorry, it was Primary Arms.

Ive had my eye on a foxtrot Mike lower, and PSA is running a sale right now!! "Take14" coupon code!

Morning star review is a great place to start once you know what your looking at, also a great place to double check if using an advisor... I tried the adviser route for a couple years, complete waste of money.. these guys were taking fees and charging me just to invest the money.. and they didnt even invest it well.

I'm not really concerned because anything I would turn from a pistol to AOW wouldnt be legal to begin with. More just curious as to why they would make those claims.. I really just want to make a PDW in 9MM and .45acp. Looking for receivers as we speak.

I'm not following, if a NJ legal pistol has a fvg, it becomes an AOW and with a stamp would be legal...and no longer considered a pistol by law. So how can the assualt weapons ban even apply? You're asking the ATF permission to convert a legal NJ pistol, INTO an AOW.. I dont see anything in NJ law that says you cant take a legal pistol and convert it to a AOW or other firearm.. I can understand if they want to prevent people from taking already illegal pistols and reclassifying them... I dont see how you are creating the following: A semi-automatic pistol that has an ability to accept a detachable magazine and has at least two of the following: (1) An ammunition magazine that attaches to the pistol outside of the pistol grip; (2) A threaded barrel capable of accepting a barrel extender, flash suppressor, forward handgrip, or silencer; (3) A shroud that is attached to, or partially or completely encircles the barrel and that permits the shooter to hold the firearm with the non-trigger hand without being burned; (4) Manufactured weight of 50 ounces or more when the pistol is unloaded; and/or (5) A semi-automatic version of an automatic firearm; and And the ATF says once its AOW stamped, it's no longer a pistol. https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/what-does-“any-other-weapon-mean What does “any other weapon" mean? The term "any other weapon" means any weapon or device capable of being concealed on the person from which a shot can be discharged through the energy of an explosive, a pistol or revolver having a barrel with a smooth bore designed or redesigned to fire a fixed shotgun shell, weapons with combination shotgun and rifle barrels 12 inches or more, less than 18 inches in length, from which only a single discharge can be made from either barrel without manual reloading, and shall include any such weapon which may be readily restored to fire. Such term shall not include a pistol or a revolver having a rifled bore, or rifled bores, or weapons designed, made, or intended to be fired from the shoulder and not capable of firing fixed ammunition.

Ah, but you cant even have an AR pistol in NJ to convert.

I thought federal law didnt want you building them from any pistol rifle shotgun either?

Awesome! I was just looking at form 1 (permission to manufacture) vs form4(permission to transfer) Thanks!

I think you just file an ATF form 4. I've been waiting for a response as to the procedure.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DRCCLACBS Wow look at that..... debt is up but people are still paying it off.... actually more people are still paying their credit cards than in the past 20+ years. I already posted the data for student loans being paid off at record rates... the sad part is you think a record number of people are paying it down in a bad economy... Remind us all how people making loan payments is a bad thing? Youre basing your entire arguments around total debt, and are completely ignoring that a majority of americans are able to pay it down...or at least meeting their payments. So I've provided you data on home mortgages, credit cards, and students loans. Which all see RELATIVE low delinquency rates over time...and no where near recession levels.. while auto loans may be the highest, the economy isnt dependent on 7 million people defualting on a car loan, out of 300million registered vehicles. How is that a bad economy? Pretty sure another article here sums up your hysteria https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/C0C35CA2-BED2-11E9-845C-4873AD0947CA

It says a lot when student loan is being paid back at an greater rate then prior to the recession. A point you clearly avoided acknowledging. It also says a lot when home ownership is extremely high and mortgage defaults are low. Another point you out right ignored.Both have large total debt, but that's not the point, people are paying both those off at greater rates than before. It seems like a majority of Americans are doing just fine, despite your claims. They are even paying their credit cards off at decent rates, not even comparable to 2010. I dont know why you think the sky is falling if 1 in 15 americans loans a car they cant afford and has it repossessed. While the other 2/3's of car owners out right own their vehicles. I'm supposed to be worried because out of 270+ million american adults 7million bought a car they cant afford?

A lot of places like Schwab allow you to manage all of this yourself with little or no transaction fees.

Lending and loans stimulates the economy.. that's a proven strategy. People are making money, they make payments. Their credit increases if their income allows. This level of credit is not available in a bad economy. People are so confident in their cash flow NOW they feel fine taking on that debt Student loan default at 7 year low.. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/education/2019/09/25/education-dept-says-fewer-people-are-defaulting-federal-loans/%3foutputType=amp Compared to CAR defaults are at all time high due to poor regulation and subprime loans. Mortgage debt shows the housing market is up, AND defualt rates are low. The obvious answer is that the next recession will hit hard for people who maxed out their credit. The economy is gonna gradually slow and we're headed into a recession.. doesnt mean we're in a bad economy NOW.

I'm curious.. how do you think we got out of the last recession?

I said... debt drives the economy upwards, I said it can be good if its managed properly... You're attempting to say the economy is bad today because of high debt levels... when even the article I posted said it's a sign the economy is peaking and may start to slow down. Every good economy of the past has had high debt levels... and they all peak. But I said that debt is not an indication of the economies actual health. As of right now, major economic indicators say the economy is relatively healthy despite your opinion on debt. Jobs, GDP, inflation, interest rates, stock market.. Is it the best? No. Everything to Trump is "the best".. he's certainly a narcissist. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2019/12/10/only-the-financial-pundits-see-recession/amp/ None of those things show what you describe as a poor economy. Can that change when debt limits are met, yes it definitely will, and bust will follow the boom. You cant ignore basic economic principles to prove a point. People arent given MORE debt when they are broke and dont have jobs in a poor economy. A primary indicator of market down turn is when interest levels drop because people STOP looking for credit. But the federal rate was reduce mildly to stimulate the economy.... and they havent reduced it since and I havent read anything indicating they plan to this year..