Dan

I for one have been enjoying reading the back and forth on the subject. What this thread has evolved from a joke into a fairly good debate of sorts. The most important thing is......, who can get me a discount on a Robarm XCR-M 18.5" in .260 Rem.

Ham here also, Just a heads up, AFAIK the "wrist rocket" or any type of slingshot are technically illegal in NJ.

You don't need a paper trail to legally own a gun, but it is a good idea to have one. As I said in my original post, being our PPP's are also a "form of register" , I said it was a good idea regardless if it is required by law to use another PPP for the new serial number frame. Probably good to notify the NJSP that the old frame was kept by the manufacturer as well.

lol!

All the characters in this series annoys me one way or another. Most of the time, my wife and I comment back and forth on how annoying or idiotic the characters act during the hour. That being said, its still one of our favorite shows.

This is just another example on failed "gun control" laws. After the jury nullification of Jonathan Ryan NYC gun possession trial, I think NYC is "gun shy" to try to prosecute people who are obviously law abiding good people who just made stupid mistakes. They are legal in 40 some-odd other states, but enter into NYC and you are facing 10 years in prison. Something is very wrong with that, and the people are waking up to that fact. If they had another case of jury nullification for this woman, it would just further validate that their laws are very broken. It is better for NYC to sweep it under the carpet and move it out of the lime lite as soon as possible, this way their draconian anti-gun rights laws are protected from further scrutiny. Plus it would be an excellent argument for the National Reciprocity bill in Congress. Imagine the ammo that pro-gun rights supporters would have had in arguing our point if this woman was convicted and thrown in NY state prison, basically ruining her and her family's lives.

I don't think the statutes cover such a circumstance. The PPP is to purchase or receive a HG that you do not already possess. If you took one in for repair, and got one back of the same make/model, status quo is maintained. Nowhere in the statutes does it state you are bound by serial number except for the fact that it is recorded for the mandatory voluntary registration. I think the NJSP is just playing it safe and saying get another PPP so there is an official record on file. Since HG's are "mandatory-voluntarily" registered upon using a PPP, it is truly the safest thing to do. God forbid they slap that frame with your SN on another gun and send it out. Not supposed to happen but mistakes do occur.

Not my style. Parker, my new Marlin guide gun has a side push button safety. It allows you to safely drop the hammer halfway to carry safe half-cocked. Or you can run it full cocked and locked like a 1911. I don't see a problem with those options?

Sweet job! That indoor range pic looks like a cleanroom compared to those in NJ that I've been to. I'm impressed the sound absorbing foam isn't all shot up as well. Do they perform surgery and make microchips on the other side of the lanes?

Google is evil. Just like Apple. Problem is I can't stop using either. They are right up there with drug dealers I suppose. Selling a product that once you start using it, you don't want to give it up... oh and its bad for you also.

I vote for the JAE. I actually want one. Nothing scientific over the AICS, just looks.

Not quantum cryptography.

I thought the same thing as others here when I opened the pic... old cap gun.

IMO... Pro 2A people tend to be sane, calm , cool, and collected. We shop and use services for what they are, if they provide good values and make our lives easier. Anti 2A people tend to be more easily disturbed when someone or something goes against their fanatical socialistic utopian ideologies. They are more apt to launch smear campaigns calling for boycotts by purposefully causing defamation of corporate images no matter what the cost to their personal lives are. Companies know this, and tend to side more with the fanatical customer base. Good ole' "squeaky wheel gets the grease" mentality.

All BS. Apparently 25 some-odd years ago, some crackpot scientist convinced someone at the FAA that a few "unexplained" plane crashes were the result of portable compact disc player interference. It was probably a defense/excuse for one of the big plane manufactures, as it was an easier scapegoat than admitting they had a bug in their avionics electronics software...

I know this came up on another thread... about the capabilities of the government to eavesdrop on internet traffic, phone calls, etc... Well they are expanding those capabilities, big time. The NSA Is Building the Country’s Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say) Link at Wired

This. There are more effective 5.56/.223 ammo options available commercially for hunting that should do the trick over ball ammo. Regarding the Mk318 Linky The open tip of the Mk318 isn't "designed for expansion", just a "remnant" from the jacketing process. Any expansion enhancement is just a coincidence.

Heads up, Still waiting to see the Q&A video, as of this morning it is still not accessible on NJ2AS.

I loved all the non-stop firing, and spot on head-shots from a moving car going 15mph over uneven terrain. These guys would kick a** on Top Shot.

The only real "revolutionary" advancement that I know of in terms of infantry rifles in the past 20 years would be the Russian AN-94. 2 shot burst with 1 recoil impulse at 1800 rpm. Two rounds, nearly 1 hole with one pull of the trigger. Now that is revolutionary.

IMO it seems apparent that it is a school ring from 1912, of which school is TBD.

I'm thinking Hindu for the swastika. They account for both left and right handed. It was borrowed heavily from different cultures, including the Nazis later after 1912 of course. http://www.religionfacts.com/hinduism/symbols/swastika.htm

Exactly turbo, generally , the heavier the round, the longer it is when referring to rounds of the same type/caliber.

Says "This video is private" while logged into NJ2AS and Youtube.

Welcome, And as what Bob said, be careful with the term "reasonable and responsible gun laws", this is the war-cry of the anti-gun rights following. That along with "common sense" are bad words. These phrases are wolves in sheep's clothing, the reason is that they are all open to interpretation. It is these types of laws that need to be repealed. Those that only provide unclear, cryptic, and ambiguous meaning, while being open to varying opinions. Laws should not be any of these, they should be the opposite in fact. They should be clear, concise, and to the point. Example : Anyone with a prior felony conviction cannot purchase a gun. Pretty clear to me. Here's an example of "reasonable" as it pertains NJ gun laws.. A law that provides for "reasonable magazine capacity restrictions" a) I feel a reasonable restriction is 360 rounds per magazine b) An anti feels 15 rounds is reasonable Travel exemptions with handguns, allows for "reasonably necessary" deviations during your trip to and from the range. a) I feel stopping for lunch is "reasonably necessary" b) Someone else would say I should wait till I get home to eat and I should go to jail for 5 years because the "deviation" was not "reasonably necessary" What is truly "reasonable"?? Neither of us are wrong, we just have differing opinions on what reasonable is. In some cases it could mean going to jail, or is depending on how the judge and jury feel that day. Not cool.