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And with heavy ball even more so.

There never is enough.

States have powers not rights.

I'd be interested in riding down with you. Might want to consider running 287 to 206 to 295, especially if the drive down is during the morning rush, going to be fighting a lot less traffic, more direct and no tolls.

^THIS^ But for me, I will not pay these inflated prices. I think a ban is not very likely to happen. They are not going to get a ban though congress before the debt ceiling debate consumes all their time. By the time that's over, something else will probably come to distract the general public from this topic. Even if this doesn't happen, pushing a ban through the House is a long shot.

Usually are.....needs to be tack welded.

X3

These bills will not be smooth sailing in NY. Cuomo was reported to be working feverishly to get an agreement to pass new gun control laws before his state of the State speech, so he could announce it during his speech and look like a libtard hero. The Republicans in Albany weren't having any of it.

These were $600 or $700 last summer at PA shows. Saw a few a Fernwood priced at $1k

Ted, that is really sweet with that wood furniture. When you're done with it, you know who to call.

Yeah, some Yugo captured K98s mixed in as well, Swedish Mausers off to the left.

The only thing that is reprehensible is Barbara Buono, she is NJ's version of Nancy Pelosi

Yup, the only thing that interview established is that he, at this time, is planning on running for POTUS in 2016. He needs to walk a fine line to first get reelected in NJ (where gun control is politically popular) and not ruin his chances in a national election down the road (where gun control is not popular). He doesn't want to end up like Giuliani.

It's just a problem with ANJRPC, that's why NJ2AS was started.

Yeah, join a range in PA, little farther away, but way more laid back and really cheap. I'm still a member of CR, but going to PA and shooting now and then is nice because you can shoot at things other than paper, no one crabs about "rapid fire" and you can walk around with a holstered gun.

What goes around, comes around.

Believe it or not, until the Newtown tragedy, the media was getting better at hiding their true feelings. Back in the 80's and earlier 90's they were openly and blatantly anti gun, running hour long news specials on how guns needed to be banned. The NRA and other groups started to try to get their FCC licenses yanked on the grounds that they were not giving a balance of both viewpoints, which was (is) required to maintain an FCC broadcasting license. Now they smell an opportunity to go for the gold in the gun control Olympics. Both sides know if major legislation doesn't pass in the next year or so, it's never going to happen at all.

The whole smart gun idea is genius........it only took a minute and a half for that CNN article to load on my PC (and I don't have an old slow computer).......... so when I'm forced to buy a smart gun I can look forward to waiting a minute and half for a program to load for my gun to be able to fire while someone is kicking in my door and charging at me..........pure genius. <Sarcasm off>

They are not NJ compliant they way they come from CAI (or whoever else is building them). IIRC, you will need to get one with a fixed stock and have the bayo lug ground off before you can take possession of it.

That would be an M53 Mosin......... the Mausers are along the back wall, they've been there since they opened the PA store.

OK, I should have phrased that more along the lines of how gun bans don't keep criminals from getting them, or committing atrocities with them.......like in Norway, where shootings are also incredibly rare. Different country, culture and mindset............very true. That explains a lot about why some countries have bigger crime problems than others, it's not the accessibility to guns that causes crime, rather it's social factors. Finland and Switzerland have fairly high rates of gun ownership, and much lower shootings per capita than the US. The amazing thing about this shootout in Sweden is that the police showed up there before the robbers got away. Sweden is grossly under policed, for a country of about 9 million, they only have about 20,000 police officers. I suspect these cops may have been tailing them to begin with (which would also explain why they were in plain clothes).

Yes, it was written by none other than........... Peter Verniero

How many times to we get people posting on this forum "is this legal". Many cops can't figure it out either.

Video of two plain clothes Swedish cops shooting it out with robbers armed with (full auto?) AKs. They managed to take one of them out and disable their get away car. The scary part is watching the people on the street just stand around as as shots are being fired. http://www.youtube.c...e&v=JS8b-jI2274 FYI - AKs in any form and all handguns cannot be owned by civilians in Sweden - another example of how well gun control works.

NJTV interview with Peter Verniero about gun control. For those of you who don't know, he was the former NJ AG that came up with the "evil features" list after the court ruled "substantially identical" too vague a standard to identify banned semiautos not on the actual list. The most mind boggling thing he said was: “We’ve had such a ban for many years,” said Verniero, who added that the New Jersey law is very specific about what it bans. “We have an actual list, it’s very specific in the statute and then there’s a catch-all phrase that anything that’s substantially identical to the list will be considered and we haven’t had any real problems with enforcement.” http://www.njtvonlin...-school-safety/