JackDaWack

Glock's market model is some what genius. Their pistols are stupid simple, reliable and cheap enough to purchase....AND upgradeable.. THEN they have generational updates every so often... so your customers will always be looking to get the update. The only reason IMO glock had a record setting year was due to the Gen 5 release, among other releases in the line up. No other company that I know of has this marketing model.

I believe it comes down to "with sufficient force to injure a person". This is why BB guns are firearms and Airsoft guns are not. You could argue the whole eye debate, but eyes are so sensitive anything could injury them. That would turn a spitball tube into a firearm.

Ok so he slightly more useful than a potted plant. While justice picks are extremely important, this SCOTUS season will tell us if they actually plan on protecting the Constitution.

When it comes to ATF letters you usually go with the most recent opinion, as they can change. But I don't believe it can get anymore clear then from their last statement regarding the issues. https://johnpierceesq.com/can-you-add-a-vertical-fore-grip-to-an-ar-pistol/

I'm simply pointing out a fact. Your not dragging the dirt back through the barrel, the point is to avoid what's coming out of it from entering into the action. Since the brush is oversized for the rifling, you want to sweep in a single direction, but there is no reason you can't pull through either end of the barrel if done with care. The entire reason for using a crown guide is to clean towards the breach. With that said, I use the Otis boresnake system on all my barrels and pull towards the crown. The only legitimate reason I have seen for cleaning from breach to muzzle is to prevent crown damage. As far as I know, if the barrel is removed from the gun, which way you pull the dirt is of little relevance.

The only reason to clean a barrel from breach to muzzle is to move the dirt away from the action. In a AR, it makes no difference.

You give them times/days you are available. But do they schedule an appointment for a specific day and time? Obviously it makes sense they would want to be able to check your books and inventory when you are available. This would be relatable to them coming during operational hours. I'd imagine they call you randomly to set up an appointment for inspection, i think someone said you can actually go to them for it too... Not AS random as an FFL, but still kinda random as to when they will call you to look at your books and inventory.

If they are over 26" i believe they are gtg

Nope, very hard to win. You can establish the business on your property separate from your house if possible. Like a detached garage/storage shed.. but it needs to be legit.

They all require a visit from the ATF, an agent comes out to interview you and establish where the FFL will be operating. You will also run into zoning issues since they are considered business licenses. They will also do random spot checks for all of them, including the C&R license.

They ALL come with "troubles". Not sure what you mean. They all require the ATF approval and any of them that are a business require NJ licensing. Intent is a very hard thing to prove. As a manufacturer, your business model is to create or design new weapons for civilian, police or military use. The ATF cant shut you down because people don't buy your products or do business with you... Perhaps youre just naive, nothing will easy the pain of living in NJ... ALL FFL licenses are a far bigger pain in the ass and cost way more money than applying for permits PER YEAR. You can however get access to otherwise illegal to possess firearms.

well, they have to blame something.... and there was no rifle to blame this time.

I don't, u would need a manufacturer license from NJ as well. But you can make just about anything you want that's a no no in NJ. All those you tube videos of guys shooting full auto new style weapons are most likely ffl07

U want Fun toys? FFL 07 , sky is the limit... And you don't even gotta sell anything.

This would do nothing to stop the next president from declaration of any NE. There is no precedent to set. They are going to do what ever they can get away with anyway regradless of what Trump does, provided they win. Do not think for one second that what Trump does today will have any bearing on what they will do tomorrow.... They are already planning what they will do tomorrow regardless of what happens today. This is a thin threat, they would pull a NE on guns if they wanted to or though it would stick, regardless of what Trump's does... I say, let these idiots continue to dig their hole... The talking points for the next election are mounting in the most wonderful way.

I just prefer to blind the absolute shit out of whoever I plan on shooting in my house. That way if they live it will be hard for them to identify me.

What makes you think any of this stuff would work? The High energy of an E3 H-EMP would knock out anything with a motor or that which even relies on even the smallest amount of circuitry. If The car in ur driveway is getting the spike, every thing in your house is... and anything that is plugged in is guaranteed to be fried. A radio runs on the same exact freqiences as EMPs and is probably the most sensitive... even unplugged or with batteries removed... Any electronic, plugging in or not, that is sensitive to current(amperage) would be garbage. If the event is any smaller than a E3 H-EMP, Then your probably just looking at anything plugged into the grid not working, so even ur car should still fire up. I think even a Well pump might still work since they are very beefy and deep in the ground.

Ur gonna waste valuable gas on lights? Them again, it's probably the only things that would work in ur house.

If an EMP is powerful enough to knock out your car in ur driveway, what exactly are you gonna be powering in your house with a generator?

Yeah, this is nothing like live pd. Body cam footage with commentary of the officers recalling the event... with a narrator... This is typical ID documentary style TV.

That entirely depends on what state the firearms were transferred to you in. It sounds like the wife inherited the firearms, and transferred them to your friend. As long as the transfer was legal he should be fine, but he did not inherit them (from a legal stand point). He can bring them into NJ no problem, and transfer them to you. If he lived in the same state as his aunt, and didn't require any special permits to transfer firearms then you should be gtg. You just don't want someone showing up laying claim to something you are in possession. And states like NJ are very specific about inheriting firearms.

I would first make sure he has the rights to the firearms, he is either the heir to the estate or was written into the will, then i would proceed as mentioned above, file for permits and get the serial numbers for each handgun and file an ogam exemption. Head to FFL when paper work is ready and transfer them to you. Why do you have to wait until September?

I can see hybrid being the norm in my life time, full electric? No.

Yup, I've been saying it FOREVER! I still cant figure out why no one has started a suit over the cost of permits, NICS and tax on Arms. Like ANY tax it disproportionally affects those with low income. Not to mention the Left constantly cries about making the poor pay for ID's to vote...

I think you're right on all accounts. My point was more or less about being able to purchase a production model. A lot of people love the 92, but are slightly dissatisfied with it's performance in the trigger. It's nice to be able to buy new one and not have to get it worked on.