JackDaWack

i don't really see how that would hold water. SCOTUS rules rights extend to public, the state creates laws that make it illegal to carry in public? In buildings.... that would be a different story. The hoops would be qualifications, license fees and regular yearly registration. Even the feds couldn't keep guns out of school zones decades ago.

There are things you can do from a legal standpoint other then educating here A) put the car ownership and registration in her name B) put her on her own insurance policy That alone creates a wall of legal protection A dash cam will only protect the person who was in the "right", but still a good investment if you think she is a responsible driver. AFAIK, it would take an incredible amount of work to connect even a 17 year old to their parents with the above suggestions. There is no legal liability on the parents at that point, and I haven't seen anything that suggests otherwise. You would have to show some kind of parent negligence... and i cant imagine that having a low bar to reach. It would make little sense for any lawyer to argue someone who does not own the car, or is part of the liability coverage would have liability over it. At 17 years old, a "kid" can purchase a vehicle in NJ with out their parents consents, they can register it, and get it insured... all on their won.

@Greenday I have the hornady progressive press, and this past winter picked up their iron single stage press. If you get a kit from hornady, get the iron press, it is a beast... and i loaded .223 on it all winter with excellent results.. I hand prime, but i hear the priming system on it is just like their progressive, which is pretty good.

We all watched the same thing... There is a reason that all those actors got paid the same "very large sum" of money per episode... there was never a main character, a single story line, or even consistent character development. At any point a major element of the show could be removed, completely upending the direction of the stories development. IMO Jon Snows character never developed. He always seemed lost in the series.

Match ammo .223 is about 1$ a round.... vs ~30c You can make back your investment very quickly if you load good components and focus on consistency. Relaoding match anything is cheaper, its the plinker rounds that are hard to justify when prices are cheap on bulk loaded ammo. It's a great hobby, too.

At cherry Ridge, most days I go..granted they are off days... The RO makes rounds, we mostly regulate one another our selves. If you don't like something, but the person isnt breaking a rule, you take your things and leave.

So based on this line of thinking should the range hire more RO's to keep an eye on new shooters? It's easy to make a complaint and bitch about new shooters, but what is the solution? A lot of the suggestions were to have an RO "babysit them" or qualify them for use of rented guns that are big boys..... and now we have determined they cant be everywhere at once? Look, im at a private a range. I had to sit through an hour of orientation of the Do's and Don't's of the range....I agree its very much needed. Would you guys be willing to pay more money for range time to hire more RO's so they can watch these newbs? Should we force new guys to take mandatory lessons?

Im just curious that if Ray was so disturbed by the actions of others on the line why an RO wouldn't already be addressing the situation unless it wasn't warranted.

LOL, is it really a dumb argument? None of this answers how i would be able to rent say...a .500 s&w without first being "checked out". and I never made this about a "rights" issue.. will they let me rent it and just keep an eye on me? or will they make me rent something smaller first? I dont really own these guns, I barely ever go to ranges that do rent, so if i do rent something, it's usually something big.. I would hope that ANY range, the RO would step in if someone was doing something stupid or just plain couldnt handle the firearm owned or rented... so i have no idea what the problem is here.

@Maksim So this would essentially require new to range shooters to A) undergo an inspection of their firearms upon entry to the range. and B) undergo a period of supervision and defacto qualification. For me, when it comes to new shooters, it's never really been a question of competency with the "size" of the firearm, but rather their competency with safety in general.

So how do I rent a hand cannon? Do I have to visit the range a who bunch of times? Will an RO have to qualify me? Should we check newbies at the door and the guns they brought with them?

I just picked the biggest common caliber i could think of, dont put too much thought into it. RayRay is concerned about an AK?

If I can walk into the same store and buy a 50cal why shouldn't I be able to rent one? Should we restrict what guns a newbie should own?

If this season has shown me anything, it's that the only people who want the throne are also willing to watch it burn. They are all so childish and entitled.

The episode was extremely predictable... Not so much who would win, but that city was gonna burn...and we werent gonna happy with it.

As an owner of an FPID, did he not know that taking these firearms would be illegal?

As long as there are no town ordinance, you can shoot off your back porch 10ft into a berm along your property line. Not smart idea but you can. My advice is to keep your neighbors happy if you plan on doing any backyard range time.

I don't believe the executor needs to pass any qualifications for firearm ownership. The individual is simply tasked with providing a means for getting the firearms to the proper individual either a)listed in the will or b) the heir to the estate (next of kin). They do have a time period they can possess them with the intent to not keep possession of them if they are prohibited as well. The executor doesn't get to pick who gets these items, they just make sure that items go to who they are willed to, or they are evenly distributed to all beneficiaries. Not sure how her son-in-law even fits into this. The question is who is the heir to the estate? The executor is working to give these items to this individual, if its the same person... sounds like you are screwed. If it's a different person i would reach out to them. If the son in law is not listed as the heir to the firearms, then I would try and strike a deal with the executor who can claim your unlce inteded the firearms to go to both of you. There is also the "shoddy" alternative... how does she know you have them? Or Maybe you can contact a lawyer and see how transfer of items work if someone is technically dieing (medically determined) is it is considered an defacto inheritance?

They must have had a lot of issues to reqiure those standards for maintaining a private backyard range. I'm curious if they give permits out tho...

Well, OP is confusing... this isn't a movie, it's a series... and its not a Netflix series... they're just streaming it.

Letter to My Boss: I have enjoyed working here these past several years. You have paid me very well and given me benefits beyond belief. Have 3-4 months off per year and a pension plan that will pay my salary till the day I die and then pay my estate one year salary death bonus and then continue to pay my spouse my salary with increases until she or he dies and a health plan that most people can only dream of having . Despite this, I plan to take the next 12-18 months to seek a new position. During this time I will show up for work when it is convenient for me. In addition, I fully expect to draw my full salary and all the other perks associated with my current job. Oh yes, if my search for this new job proves fruitless, I will be coming back with no loss in pay or status. Before you say anything, remember that you have no choice in this matter. I can, and I will do this. Sincerely, Every Senator or Congressman running for President Come to think of it, that's not really that funny.

I made money investing in oil.... it doesnt seem much different. Buy low, sell high... don't get greedy. Once a trend forms you adjust your expectations... You have to be an idiot to buy bitcoin when it was upwards for 12k+. Investment 101 tells people not jump on a moving train that left the station days ago..... your gains will be smaller, and the risk is substantially higher..... Would i invest in it? No. But most STOCK investments are nothing but gambling at the casino tables. I still clear of Bitcoin because it's not regulated, and the concept of a Bitcoin wallet is just way to risky to me.

Even a turd can't ruin this thread....some gold right here. A teacher asked her class how many of them were Bernie Sanders fans. Not really knowing what a Bernie Sanders fan is, but wanting to be liked by the teacher, all the kids raised their hands except for Little Johnny. The teacher asked Little Johnny why he has decided to be different...again. Little Johnny said, 'Because I'm not a Bernie Sanders fan.' The teacher asked, 'Why aren't you a Bernie Sanders fan?' Johnny said, 'Because I'm a Conservative.' The teacher asked him why he's a Conservative. Little Johnny answered, 'Well, my Mom's a Conservative and my Dad's a Conservative, so I'm a Conservative.' Annoyed by this answer, the teacher asked, 'If your Mom was a Moron and your Dad was an idiot, what would that make you?' Little Johnny replied, 'A Bernie Sanders fan.'

Isnt he dead? I figured it was the "were never really gone" line that had something to do with that... pulling strings from the after life?

@Greenday You just keep contradicting your self. You are literally no better then a common thief. You can't justify stealing from one to give to another, so you try to paint it in morality... Why are you always so focused on what other people have?