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Oh yeah, Julian is back. I was missing your shenanigans. I wouldn't read much into the law either. It doesn't mean anything to you unless you cross the blue line, which I know you won't. Knock yourself out. You can pretty much do what you want.

Sorry. We like to do that just to make you guys wait longer. The aircraft was fine.

Yes yes, I get your point. I'm am just not sure what makes this case such a good one, and any different from it's application to anyone else, ever.

I'm not following. We know the features are irrelevant and irrational, but how is this a good case for that?

The double action is long and stiff. Single action is nice and breaks clean. I haven't shot it a whole lot unfortunately. .22 ammo is hard to come by...

No. They do not. She is right. Sort of. They can, but it would require a constitutional amendment eliminating the 2nd, AND giving them specific authority to do so. Otherwise, no, no they do not.

Yes, allow the landlord to enter. Not the police.

Depends. It is a concurrent jurisdiction between the local township PD and base security forces...

Which makes it an illegal search. You seem to think that "probable cause" gives them the right to do whatever. It doesn't. If they have probable cause, that can get them a specific warrant. And then search within the terms of the warrant. Did they do even that? Doesn't seem like it. And not sure how having a firearm in ones own house is even probable cause... I wonder if you even know what probable cause and reasonable suspicion means. You certainly have no idea what the 4th Amendment means...

Considering the current state of the economy, and the lack of a degree, that sure is an ignorant thing to say.

Fact. I'm in a similar predicament. I'm in my 20's. I make okay money. I don't hate my job. In fact, I enjoy it. What I hate is the politics. And I hate NJ. I feel like I am wasting my life here. For those reasons, and a few others, come June, I will be jobless. I'll also be out of NJ. It is scary. I have no idea what I am going to do. Though I could have my schooling paid for, I hate school. I guess I will see how this works out....

You think police entering without a warrant and then proceeding to search (as opposed to just seeing it laying there) is independent and untainted? Really? Despite that they didn't have a warrant, I think the 'good faith' exception is a better argument...

A lot less now that ammo is hard to impossible to find (of some calibers) and/or more expensive. Even yet, I shoot WAY less than I wish. Why is it that all my down time when I wish to shoot, I can't because of the time of day, weather, or logistics? Darn frustrating...

Could you repeat the problem?

You don't see too many 13-year-old range officers around...

The base housing is privatized and much of it is outside the gate...so I'd imagine that NJ gun laws DO apply there... The base housing is pretty new, but it is still base housing, and of course comes with all the fun too! Depending on your pay grade, there are better options...

I think most people are missing a key part. What cool things are you going to use to barter? I have a pretty sweet Guinness top hat that walked out of the bar with me the other night. That has got to be worth something to him. But I imagine there are much cooler things.

I've been got!

The term certainly does not mean fixed, it means back-up iron sights. If it did I find it quite odd that so many manufactures are labeling there folding sights as back-up iron sights. Maybe you should let them all know they are wrong...

BUIS is now a misnomer with the introduction of sights that are not iron. It is just a generic term, where BUS would be more applicable. Did you really want to argue semantics?

I have the standard A2 fixed front sight post and use a Magpul Gen 1 MBUS rear. It is cheap and lightweight, and being that it is not the primary sight, and my AR is a range/fun gun, I wanted something both inexpensive and lightweight. Seems to work just fine when using it.

There is no provision or exemption that I am aware of. Any magazine for a semi-auto that exceeds 15 rounds is illegal. Any AR that does not comply with NJ requirements (the whole no evil feature besides pistol grip usually, thing), is illegal unless modified otherwise. No. Any firearms legally possessed by you, that are NJ legal, are fine to bring to NJ. Nothing more required. You can bring pistol ammo in from elsewhere all you want. You can even order it online at many sites and have it shipped to NJ sans a FPID. But yes, you do need a FPID to buy pistol caliber ammo in NJ. Stupid? You bet! I don't shoot IDPA, but I am certain there are matches in NJ. Depending on your own circumstances, and how far you are willing to travel to work, and how much your BAH is, I know many people that live in PA (generally the Philly area) and make the 45+ minute commute each day. That may be in option if you wish to keep all your firearms. Good luck. I have been stuck at McGuire for over 5 years now, with no good way out....

And a knee jerk suspension of someone who does the right thing will definitely help kids learn how to deal with life, right? No, this is exactly part of the pussificiation of America. Let me ask you this. Why do you think that is no longer the case? What has changed in the past 7-8 years?

Gosh people have a funny view of reality. Judging by posts here, it is almost as if some people think that all wrong doings or mistakes will get made up for in buckets of cash. The reality is, even getting wrong doings corrected at all isn't certain! I highly doubt getting arrested for having loaded mags will make you any money ever. It is much more likely to cost you both time and money though.

As much as I have enjoyed winning money in AC, it is a dieing city. A bass pro shop isn't going to help it in any meaningful way whatsoever. As much as I wish I could carry there, a few rum and cokes and some cleavage from the girls working the craps table, and that is the last thing on my mind. I give a thank you to whoever designed the uniforms at the Harris.