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Diddo, very happy with their service.

I found this guy on another forum last week. I haven't used him but he has a lot of obscure ammo I've been looking for (like 7.35 Carcano and 41 Long Colt) and his prices are reasonable. 7.7 Japanese $20 a box of 20 http://www.gadcustomcartridges.com/

I get the impression English was not the OP's first language, maybe something's getting lost in translation.

Did you see the reports on the news about the guy who stopped at the light at Broad and Market while a car next to him went through the light and they sent the ticket to the guy that stopped? The have video of every violation, and it was clear he stopped. At the same intersection the processing company sent something like 200 tickets to people who were being directed through a red light by a cop directing traffic.

I was at my local gun shop last week and a guy who had just moved from PA was there and said he had been told by the PD in his new town that he MUST register the two handguns he legally bought over there. We explained to him that this is absolutely not true and he should use the two permits he had to buy something new and not waste them on registering the guns he had already. I didn't realize until after he left that I think the voluntary register form is a different form than a PP anyway.

It IS illegal in New York state to have an unregistered HANDGUN and possibly in some other states. The media is wrong if they are talking about NJ or PA

From what I have heard the ATF came up this new "interpretation" of the law about two years ago. Before that a pistol grip shotgun was a long gun and could be bought by out of state residents. If you have a house in PA you should look into seeing if you can get PA ID as a part time resident. I believe you could then buy guns there legally as a resident there. You should probably consult with a lawyer about it before you buy, but I believe it's allowed under federal law. I have not heard of anyone doing it in PA, but I have in other states. I would be interested to see if it's feasible.

If you are looking to buy several handguns go for an exemption, it's a bit of a pain, but it beats waiting months and months to get your pistols. The SP has been granting them without much trouble so far.

The barrel on a B&T TP-9 is not actually threaded, rather they use a lug system that twist locks the suppressor on.

Thanks, I'll have to look into it some more when I have a chance.

I drive through them every morning, and it seems that hardly a week goes by that someone didn't crash into a pole, guardrail, the woods or the cliff face. You probably by now know the road is open, it was open this morning, it looked like a lot of water was coming off the mountain last night and couldn't get under the road, so it was running down and then across the road and into the river.

If you found something on your property, and you own the property, I would think it would be yours if it has been there for any length of time (such as buried in the back yard), provided it's not stolen property. I believe when you purchase property, the papers you are signing state that you are now the legal owner of whatever was left behind by the previous owner, but I'm not going to swear this is true. That being said, if someone did bury a gun, unless it's a Glock or was really well waterproofed, it's probably going to be destroyed from corrosion if it's been buried long. Soil is some of the most corrosive stuff around.

Don't we all, where did you get it? I may want to get one for mine if they're not too expensive. Thanks,

Nice TP-9 you got there, I suppose that's a fake suppressor on it?

I will start by saying I support the death penalty 100%, especially for guy like this. However, it is more expensive to execute someone than to pay for life in prison without parole. All the mandatory appeals and expert testimony adds up to cost more.

Yes that's him, I usually buy from him at shows since I'm there anyway.

I would second this advice, I keep an assortment of orange dots in my shooting bag. I will stick the smallest dot on the target that I can see, I find the smaller the target the tighter the groups.

What you don't have the ß on your computer?

I've been having a similar problem, my bench is 2x4's with a 3/4" plywood top. The bench is bolted to the wall and doesn't move at all but the plywood has started flexing. I am planning on installing two more 2x4 sections under the plywood (one for each mounting bolt) and drilling the mounting holes long ways through the 2x4's and using 6" bolts to then secure it. I'm hoping that will take care of it.

True, and couldn't you plan to go to a range in PA on your way to the rally, then your certainly covered.

Lucky them, at least for now.

I though CT already had a 10 round limit, maybe I'm wrong or maybe they grandfathered some of them?

If your not going to do it at someone's house I would say go to a range, at least no one will think it's odd to have a gun there and call the cops on you. This is NJ and the cops would probably arrest you and ask questions later if they don't like what you are doing.

I can agree with all of this. As far as automatic citizenship at birth, it's been debated if it is even possible to change to a requirement of one parent being a citizen.

What issues? The only issue I see is figuring out how to come up with the $60,000. it would take to buy them.