AnthonyG

The chick in the viper 109 video let me down, I thought she had a "real" rifle

To be honest I think the jump in testers with the civil test is partially due to increase in criminal justice degree advertisements and how they down play how difficult it is to get hired so they get more people to take courses. I have wanted to get into the field for a long time but haven't been able to start my process yet due to family issues plus the jobs are few and far between in jersey I am better off going to another state. People dont realize when someone wants to be a police officer or work in this field they should have a drive to want to be involved. Its more of a passion for civil service then just a job, at least for a good cop. The ones that treat it as just a job, probably shouldn't be there and end up hurting the reputations of all the good ones out there.

The bottomline in the eyes of the law retired leo or active they are a citizen, they dont have any legal protection over a citizen, if anything they have less because they are supposed to be well trained and held accountable for their actions. The problem here is we have government officials making decisions and laws based on their personal beliefs and agendas, they dont look at facts and most of the time have little to no knowledge in the area they are effecting.

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I never thought of that, Time to bring the maverick 88 back out, that gun was so cheap I would be cool with that gun only having a one time HD use.

The bottom line is most dealers have the ability to look at their distributors inventory live. They should not have taken any money from you if a distributor didnt have it in stock. I placed a order for a gun today the distributor had it in but the dealer didnt want any money from me till it comes in. What if the gun comes in and looks like crap or their is a problem, a dealer should not be charging you money until the item is in their store and ready for you to take. A good dealer should have good enough working relationship with their distributors that they can place orders on guns without having to take your money. A smaller dealer that cant do such because of their lack in business size should not take orders without the firearm being in stock. Most dealers that take money up front especially on something that isnt in stock they are doing so because they are "stealing from peter to pay paul" they have cash flow issues and they need your money to pay operating costs. Special orders are a different story a course, but you mentioned thats not the issue here.

Someone should bring forth a bill that requires states legislators to know wtf they are talking about before making a bill. Lets ban marble floors, I dont know anything about marble all I know is, its slippery when wet.

I agree with nikos for the most part, there protection level of gun safes is not top end and the weight is on the low end for the size. Their smaller house/office safes and commercial safes are very good though.

I know for a fact two of the guys at the freehold store that work the hunting section are actually very knowledgeable on gun laws and knows dicks is wrong for requiring the FID for the rifle ammo. However its their company policy and they wanna keep a job. I believe dicks as a corp knows their rule is wrong but its their merchandise and they can put policies on how to sell their merchandise however they choose. They simply use the ammo laws to fit their own policy and its also for them to keep track of purchases for themselves. If you wanted to make a big stink you could even go as far as to say 9mm is not exclusive to handguns so it shouldn't require the FID but its their products and their choice.

I concur

I did a search on forum for it but couldn't find any threads discussing it dunno why. I agree it's just a novelty mod and you will blow through ammo and the price is steep for basically a plastic stock and grip. However I would think its better then dropping 15k+ on a real auto rifle if you don't have that kind of cash.

Has anyone heard of Slidefire.com they make a bump fire stock that basically lets your AR shoot automatically aslong as you do two things. You have to put shoulder pressure on the stock and push forward on the handguard while holding the trigger down. My understanding of this is the gun and trigger are moving back and forth however your grip is not so your holding your finger down at the same position. The trigger moves backwards with the blow back resets and hits your finger again to fire another round. It takes practice to get used to the tolerances of how to hold your finger so trigger will hit your finger just right to be automatic. Fpsrussia has a video of the system on his youtube channel to check it out, rate of fire is claimed around 900 rounds a minute with the rifle hes using in video .There is a signed letter from the ATF on slidefires site saying its not regulated by them and its not considered an automatic part for numerous reasons. I dont know how this sits within jersey laws due to the stock is but isn't adjustable and I do not know how legally that would be played out.For the most part though it seems like a nice mod to have some fun with and is ok to use here. The slide system runs about 350 dollars, has anyone seen this or can comment on its legality here.

I live in Jackson as well and this place is going down the tubes. Glad to see people protecting themselves and whats theirs.

All I can say is what the hell. I guess cops have to get shot before they can defend themselves now.

Lol I think I found dejana. Seems to like to dab in the womens clothing industry, maybe she upsets people there too? http://members.ebay....userid=mrdelmic

All safes can be cracked its just a matter of time, when you buy a safe the question is how much time are you looking to buy, and or how much can you afford to buy. A thing that alot of people dont consider is you can increase the security level of your safe based on placement, the weakest parts of "entry" level gun safes are its walls. This is depending on the gauge of steel thats used acourse, but for the most part with decent effort and 10 mins with a good sledge or axe you can pop the side in these safes. Place your safe in a closet or something similar to a pantry to protect the walls and make the only point of entry the front which is the strongest side of these safes. Bolting it in buys you alot of time since they cant take it out of the enclosure to get at walls or knock it down to get leverage on prying the door open. In the show it takes a thief the guy rarely spent more then 5-10 mins in a residental house usually it was less, and he usually avoided having to work on anything that would cause alot of noise. By surrounding your safe with some walls it gives you some big advantages with a lower end safe and buys you time which is the whole point of having a safe.

As far as being legal or not I am unsure however I ordered my stock and pinned it before I picked up my lower since that is the registered part, I think aslong as you dont have all nessary parts in the location of doing the pinning your within the law since its not a rifle yet or constructive possession. NJ is really gay I would say who cares and be a renegade for the whole 10 mins it takes to drill and pin it.

BA physically has a newer/better range that's the only advantage over SS. I find with some employees at SS they don't seem very personable at first but they kinda warm up to you and after that I really liked to go their until I got to join central jersey. Took my brother and his wife to BA year or so ago because my brother went their once and it was the only place he felt comfortable with. His wife never shot so pretty much they forced her to take a 20 minute safety course and the guy taught her nothing. All he talked about was how he doesnt need a gun for self defense and you dont need to own a gun to be a secure person and he never went over with her how to operate any of the handguns. When we got into the range I had to teacher her everything and they charged her 25 dollars for the "lecture".

It's a good basic AR, I learned that you can build one though for same price or cheaper. So thats what I did, but if you dont wanna build one its a pretty good deal.

congratulations.

I took the last part as Tennessee saying if you don't do the right thing, every new yorker to come to their state will get ticketed for speeding if they go over the limit at all. If that's true I think I just read about where america is.

I agree, I think the reason government rules in these smaller situations is because there is only so much support for that current issue people dont realize they need to suppose these issues for a bigger picture and bigger cause. Out of sight, out of mind.

I am glad that some of our emails made them at least contact you, I would maybe email them about the gift card deal see if they can do right by you with that situation and recharge that credit info. Worst case scenario is the lady says no, at this point you have nothing to lose and some ammo to gain. Best of luck

Haha I used to work at club 35,place is a dump for the most part, but they had a few good girls when I was there. I dont know where he is getting money for lawyers for this case since his business was borderline losing money at the time.

I have a JustIN Case mini medic kit, it has basic stuff for "boo boo's" plus some pads and such for bigger wounds but if I got shot I would probably just bleed out. Question, Was it not quikclot the hemostatic the army stopped using because it causes chemical burns or something of that nature?