dgstinner
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It's actually a Field and Stream safe made by Stack-on. My ARs aren't long enough to reach the dividers. My Mosin, shotgun and 22 rifle fit fine. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I'm unable to watch the live feed. I'm only able to monitor the twitter feed.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forum.
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Yet all the models say "In Stock". So which is it?
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My wife got me an early Christmas present and it's being delivered to our house sometime today. I know it's a 24-gun safe and based on what little else I know, I suspect it's this one. What's even better is she realizes I don't have that many guns and actually suggested I get a few more to fill up the safe. After all, we can't let a 24-gun safe go to waste only storing 4 long guns and a pistol.
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We're actually past it now. 11:11AM UTC = 6:11AM EST which was 90 minutes ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Macallan 15 year. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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There sure are a lot of people on here with boats.
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If this does happen, I hope I get a chance to buy a Saiga 12 and Saiga 7.62 before they're banned (assuming I'll be able to find one). Currently I'm still waiting for my FPID card (address change). It'll be 75 days on Christmas.
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I'm already a Patron life member. I'm thinking about signing my wife up for a year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Already being discussed: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/43363-ideas-for-gun-control/
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Thank you for the "eat one, buy two" idea. I never thought of it but it does make sense. So then is the expiration date on canned goods more of a "best taste if eaten by" date?
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After Hurricane/Superstorm Sandy hit, I've been thinking about building up a non-perishable food supply. My wife and I had to throw out most of our food and weren't left with much to eat while we waited for power to be restored. I've come up with three possible options and was hoping to get everyone's opinion on which one I should go with. Option 1: Buy regular non-perishable food when doing our regular food shopping. I'm almost thinking about doing something similar to what you see when Doomsday Preppers show most people's food stash. I'd buy canned soup, canned vegetables, ramen noodles, pasta, etc. Option 2: Buying emergency food supply (i.e. Wise Food) or dehydrated food supply (i.e. Mountain House). I'm thinking the food supply would take up less room than the food purchased in Option 1. I've never tasted the food from either of these so I don't know how well they taste. Option 3: Buying MREs. When power went out in my town, they gave out MREs. I originally thought about using MREs as our emergency food supply. Unlike the emergency food supply from Option 2, the MREs have their own heater. My house has a gas range so I am able to heat up water but I do like the idea that we'd be able to make a hot meal if we had to evacuate or if the gas is shutoff. I've never eaten an MRE but one of my cousins tried one and said he was surprised at how good it tasted.
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I just went to CTD and they have ammo all over the front page and listed as "in stock".
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To protect legal gun owners, the Feinstein measure would "grandfather in" those weapons legally owned at the time the measure would become law. It would also exempt antiques, manually operated weapons, permanently disabled weapons, and more than 900 specifically named firearms commonly used for hunting and sporting.
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I'm hoping this is supposed to mean everything will be limited to 10 rounds. The way this reads, it's automatically outlawed if it has a detachable magazine, regardless of the ammo capacity.
