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I thought we had an Amendment (the 10th) that was there to limit the powers of the federal government, not give them more powers over the states? But then again, it talks about things not in the constitution are reserved by the states, and the thing about bearing arms is in fact in the constitution. So what actually gives either (the federal government or state governments) the power to infringe on our right to keep and bear arms? The federal government 'shouldn't' have to "extend" the 2nd amendment to all states. To bad things didn't work out as intended. After watching part of the NH GOP debate (or whatever it was called), I am quite disappointed and almost ashamed. It seemed like some of the candidates just wanted to talk about themselves (me me me me me). Some had a hard time following simple instructions. Some completely avoided the question to say something else. Almost none of them even tried to keep it somewhat short. I'd be tempted to vote for Cain just because politicians ALWAYS push a personal agenda despite what would actually be better for the country as a whole.

Really? So the only purpose for one who be so you could buy pistol ammo? I didn't know that. What a joke.

Inanimate object. (ie. firearm) Person with inanimate object. Dog. Certainly guns don't shoot on their own. But last time I checked, dogs were capable of biting on their own. So where is this coming from? I don't just walk away when I see a dog. But when I see 3 large dogs, without an owner around I do. Just like I don't walk away just because I see a gun, but if I saw 3 people waving around guns I would. Your attempt at using that as an argument/comparison is really quite poor. I love dogs. But the nice hole in the back of my hand didn't happen on it's own. I was caused by a "harmless" pit bull. It didn't matter that it wasn't being vicious... Dogs are not inanimate objects!!! You do realize what you are actually arguing is that because dogs can be nice they won't be bad, which is the same type of argument as saying because guns can be dangerous they must be bad. Don't fall over on your way down.

Is it true they can survive short periods of time out of water and wiggle there way to other bodies of water? Those things are brutal.

I'm confused. Why is the lady an idiot? If I had 3 large dogs I have never seen before jumping all over me, and had been attacked by dogs when I was younger, I wouldn't be very comfortable either. Just because she was yelling, which probably excited the dogs even further, doesn't make her an idiot. It means she was scared. The thing that makes pit bulls often more dangerous then other dogs, is they have a strong jaw, and sometimes there 'play' biting is real biting. Dogs like that can sometimes be just playing, and while not acting maliciously at all can cause pretty big damage. I have a scar on the back of my hand to prove it. I'm glad this situation worked out well. Even though it doesn't appear that she was actually in danger, you didn't know that, and its good to hear you were willing to help out when none of your neighbors did. Good on ya!

It looks like he is not hitting the cones. So he is already a better driver/rider then most people in NJ. So I'm guessing what is wrong has to do with bouncy house, which appears to not have nearly enough kids jumping in it. Those things are a blast!

That's cute, but just not quite believable. The circle is too fast, the paw in front of the face doesn't cover enough, the eyes are still observant. I'm going to have to give only a 3 out of 5. Wait, this isn't pet stars?

Having broke a buffer tube that I had pinned a stock to once before, epoxy isn't required. I hadn't done anything extra besides putting the roll/tension pin in, and I still have the stock stuck to the buffer....

I drilled a hole into the side of the stock, and then the buffer tube with a 1/8" bit. I used a 1/8" x 1/2" tension pin. You can find them at a hardware store for about 50 cents. I didn't have the package for the 1/2" long pins, so that is for 3/4" long pins. I then tapped the tension pin into the stock and buffer. Done. Easy as that.

If there is one thing I love about an AK, is the sound of racking that bolt!

I was deployed when MW2 came out, so while a played it a lot, I never got to play it online. I got black ops when it came out, and have only played it twice. Period. Probably because I started shooting real guns a lot. However a game that I played a TON of, more then any video game from a console system ever for me, was Battlefield Bad Company 2. I guess I much prefer a bit slower paced, more varied game. All 4 classes had a distinctively different style of play to be effective. There are ground and air vehicles, and while you can certainly camp, it is quite evened out as when you realize where they are, you can take them out with a vehicle, or straight blow up their location. I am more looking forward to Battlefield 3 than MW3.

I read that if you don't have a lockable trunk, say for example, you drive an SUV, that it must be in a closed fastened case, gun box, or securely tied package. If you do have a lockable trunk, then as long as it is unloaded, you can just toss it in there. I'm not really sure if that is right, haven't thought about it much, as I drive a SUV type vehicle.

I don't understand why it has to be able to be used for HD if you already have numerous pistols that can be used for HD. Stick with using what you already have and have shot for a HD pistol. If you are looking at something to shoot for fun, I strongly recommend a .22LR. You said your .22 rifles are a blast, well a .22 pistol will be too! And they are cheap to shoot. I wouldn't leave this option out. You have 3 capable pistols for defense already. Ruger MK II or MK III Browning Buckmark S&W 22A

Th name is my favorite element, (actually, it is a unstable isotope), element 116 on the periodic table of elements, Ununhexium. Bonesinium is one of the unofficial names.

Question. Does it define "place of business"? Now I assumed it always meant that you owned the business, but does it specify that? If it doesn't, then why wouldn't your workplace be your place of business, and therefore be a place you could legally take your firearms to? I'm sure I am wrong, because that doesn't make sense going with how NJ laws usually are, just curious to where it says it.

Gotcha. How do things like these get passed as laws?

How does a loaded magazine equal a loaded firearm? Until magazines start firing off rounds there is no way any interpretation could make that equal a loaded gun, unless said magazine is in the gun!

If you walk around your house/apartment wearing your AR/AK/rifle on a sling. If you have reoccurring dreams about single handedly taking out a team of terrorist trying to take over a large office building or other large populated place. If you wish you actually were living in said reoccurring dream. If when watching TV you stumble across one of the Die Hard movies, and regardless of what you were watching before, stop to watch Die Hard instead. Same goes for the Rambo movies, and Paul Blart Mall Cop.

I think I have bought most of what I have wanted in the past year, with one exception. I need a shotgun. Not sure what I want though. Maybe something like a Remington 1100.

That seems like a very fair comparison to me.

Some people are just too sensitive. I often say "that's racist" jokingly when people make jokes that aren't racist at all. It gets people thinking about what they said and how it might be racist for a second, until they realize it actually wasn't in the least racist. Why? Because I find it funny how people can sometimes get so spun up about innocent remarks and that it actually gets people to reword what they were going to say because they don't want to offend somebody. A joke is a joke. It becomes racist when you actually mean it. Like "I hope you die because you are {insert race/ethnicity here}...ha..."

Acts of war or acts of terrorism? Well, semantics I guess, but you are right, which is why the US Air Force already has a cyber command and the Air Force mission includes air, space, and cyberspace.

Ahh, that make sense, I guess I didn't make that, looking at it now, somewhat apparent connection. I wasn't referring to your example in particular, but rather in general.