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I'm glad to hear what you are saying, but understand the reason we have as many illegals as we do is because the process to bring them over legally is very complex, expensive and has quotas that limit the the amount of visas for unskilled laborers. A major part of stopping illegal immigration is going to require a streamlined process for foreign workers to get visas to come here legally to work, without absurdly low visa quotas. Without that, we will always have a problem with illegals.

You could even put a 30 round mag in it if they exist and do not fit any semi autos.

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I don't sign any forms until I get to the PD, some things need to be witnessed and others don't.

It's data mining, they are collecting information like every large retailer does nowadays. When I go to Cabelas they ask me for my phone number, I tell them absolutely not.

Only problem with this strategy is that Costco records everything you buy though your membership card. The tax people aren't stupid, they know all the tricks people do, if they audit him I wouldn't be surprised if they figure this out.

Anyone who says this or believes this has never tried to run a business that requires unskilled laborers. I have been using foreign laborers since 2001, I bring them in on temporary work visas, they are all legal, pay taxes and can get DL's. I use them because they have a work ethic that puts many Americans to shame. They work hard, are extremely reliable, honest and respectful. It's not about money to me since I pay them well, it's about having a work crew that shows up every morning, on time, ready to work and does the job needed without crying or cutting corners. I would rather not go through the TREMENDOUS hassle, expense and uncertainty of bringing in foreign labor every year, but it is truly out of necessity. The problem in America, particularly in NJ, is that anyone that has a good work ethic and common sense/intelligence is going to be able to get jobs that do not require manual labor. That leaves the "bottom feeders" in the work pool - alcoholics, drug addicts, the lazy, people with mental/emotional issues, and the guys that jump from job to job. I had them all, if I could hire all Americans to work like they do, I would do it in a second.

Dealers can only sell guns at the address on their license.

I've stuck an empty case sideways and then the flag in the chamber, never had a problem doing that.

Germany is not a very dangerous place. I can understand the military's concern since there are a lot of Muslims (mostly Turks) over there, and if given a choice it would make sense to leave the base in civilian clothes if possible. That being said it's still probably safer than most major US cities.

All this is true, that is why I said he might be a citizen, but it's certainly not a guarantee.

That's what happens when I get permits, I always get a bunch at a time and refuse to let them go to waste. You end up finding something to buy.

You can get handguns in Germany, but their rules make NJ seem like a breeze. You must be a member of a shooting club, go through extensive backround checks, and have the police come to house to inspect the locked safe you are required to store it in. Not sure about weather foreign nationals can get guns there or not, but it is possible he was a German citizen.

I see this ammo at gun shows often enough, I don't remember what it was going for since I don't have any Jap guns, but I'm sure if you look around at some better shows you could come across some deals.

The article also states he was charged with possession of a LOADED assault weapon. Since when is it an additional charge for the gun to be loaded, you're either in possession of a firearm legally or illegally in your house. Someone doesn't know what they are talking about, either the cops told the paper something incorrect or the paper got the info all wrong.

The ATF has a rule that all gun transactions must comply with the laws of the state you're buying in and the state you live in. No dealer is going to sell a non compliant firearm to a NJ resident because that could end up getting their license pulled. As far as buying guns without mags that originally came with standard (hi) cap mags, I have done this several times, totally OK.

Saying a barrel shroud makes a gun more dangerous, is like saying a spoiler makes a car more dangerous. Complete morons.

They have Mc Carthy, we have Lautenmummy. Like you said they are all sheep.

How about we trade Morris, Sussex, and Warren counties for Philly. We in the northwest corner would fit right in with the PA mindset.

Because it's there

That was my thought, but I'm certainly no expert on PA law. I know I have done target shooting within the city limits of Reading (very close to the boundary of the next municipality). We were actually shooting across the neighbors property and into the farmers field behind that (with a large hill as a back stop), and I remember asking if the neighbor had a problem with us shooting across his property and was told that as long as we let him know he was fine with it (as was the farmer). This was all within 100 feet of the house we were at and the neighbors house. The cops never showed up to say anything in the many years this was going on.

And the way things are nowadays, every scrape a kid gets into is a major calamity to the school boards. It's likely most kids would be banned later if they got that through.

While it would stupid if we could not carry in our state, we would be able to carry in NYC. Think about that, it would give Bloomberg a stroke.

Mind boggling And we still have to go though this crap of 3-4 trips to the PD, paying $18 to apply, and waiting 1-3 months for them to do the paperwork. And for what?