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Stealing mail is a federal crime alone.

Rutgers, got a pic of that welded flash hider? I was considering that or a Branson brake

Rutgers, got a pic of that welded flash hider? I was considering that or a Branson brake

Really I don't see what the issue is here. Yes the media of course villianised The guy and practically said he had a crate of M16's, but he still broke the law while knowing better. I can't take in handguns without P2Ps,he shouldn't pretend that he can skirt the laws either.

Everyone needs a good Colt or S&W revolver. A good non-lock K Frame in 38+p or 357 would suffice. Or the common as dirt 686.

My advice? Set up a trail cam or two. Borrow them from others if you need. Then have hollow point ammo shipped to you. Perhaps even a few boxes, one box at a time. That way, when the SOB gets caught stealing your mail, there's additional issues because it's a minor possessing hollow points. I'm not entirely sure if it levees more charges, but I'm aware hollow points are kinda restricted. You certainly can't go joy riding with them.

When it comes to safe rooms, you're better off just going with solid doors and plywood under sheetrock walls anyway. New construction is so cheap and crappy these days with 24" Beams, hollow doors, and particle Board exterior walls. Feels like I can put on my lacrosse helmet from high school and run straight through the inner walls. IMO, you're better off building new with "real" construction. Solid doors and real framing will keep someone on the other side. As for burying storage containers, that's a terrible idea. Steel rots, and you're going to need to go thick to stop things. Reinforced concrete FTW.

Irony about all of this is, when it comes to Stanley Cup wins in the modern NHL the Islanders lead the Atlantic.

Giontas? Brian won in 03 and Stephen is playing now. Do you socialize with them? I've known a few people who were related to hockey players and they were always estranged I guess.

All I read in this thread is : "My thugs hockey team have a whackjob for a goaltender" "I wish it was 1974" "Messier makes me happy in the pants" I really missed Brodeur.

A rule of thumb is never, ever get legal advice from a gun store. More often then not they have no clue what they're talking about, or blatantly lying. There are a lot of people that come on here asking about simple things that FFLs told them were illegal. Why? I don't know.

Anyone know if it's true that it costs the state roughly $300 for each FID and P2P? Between man hours and equipment?

The only way to realistically build a "safe room" is in new construction. If you were building a new standard platform frame house, it wouldn't be terribly expensive to build a thicker than standard foundation (I don't know a ton about foundations off the top of my head, although I could look it up if I wanted to). Follow that up with building underneath your garage floor and building a wall in your basement separating your safe room from the rest of the basement. If you supply adequate ventilation it should be superior to any of the fallout shelters of the 50's/60's. Thing is, with a "safe room", whats the point? Bombs? You're going to die anyway or you don't want to live in whats left. Plus if NYC goes in a flash you'll have a second or two to live anyway. Tornadoes would be justifiable but we don't have those here obviously. Want to get the family in there if there are home intruders? Good luck getting there. Before anyone criticizes my idea of building under the garage, its nothing a little steel beams and construction or civil engineering can't fix. Plus it looks less suspicious since you need a concrete ceiling anyway. The Swiss interestingly enough require fallout protection in their building codes. May be interesting to look into.

Do you know where I could find that online? I am not calling you a liar or anything, I would just like to have the information in my truck if I get my AZ and it goes the same route as FL. I don't want to be driving around with my .38 and run into the wrong LEO if AZ becomes resident only. Having the law on hand may be beneficial.

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My dad and I are planning to get AZ CCW's in order to carry in PA, I am going to take an online class and he is just going to use his DD 214. I'm going to call the nice people in Arizona to figure out what classes are accepted, as there sure seems to be a whole lot of them online. Anyway, it's looking like PA is going to honor resident permits only with all states, like they did recently with Florida. I read somewhere that one can still open carry with any permit, and not be restricted by the limitations of vehicles and Philly. Is this true? I cannot find it online. This would mean that a Florida non-res would allow you to carry everywhere (except courts and such) so long as it is open. I am aware that one can open carry so long as they are not in a car, but this is not what I am talking about. EDIT: This is what I was talking about. I just can't find anything 'official'. Found it here http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-carry-145/210458-i-cant-carry-pa-anymore.html Quote: Originally Posted by Coachman I am a resident of New Jersey and I have a valid CWP from Florida. I just learned that I cannot legally carry concealed anymore in Pa. because of a newly enacted law. My question is twofold: 1. Can I obtain a Pa. CWP as a non-resident from New Jersey with a Fl. CWP? 2. Would a Utah CWP with my N. J. address allow me to carry concealed in Pa? 1) You can still transport your handgun, loaded or unloaded, open or concealed, glove, trunk, hip, passenger seat, or anyway you wish, with your Florida permit. When you get out of your vehicle you MUST be open carry. You may no longer carry concealed in PA, and you may not carry at all in Philadelphia.

Where/when is the buyback?

Because girls preferred to buy Jeeps (before anyone freaks out, I'm only doing this in good fun)

Hey, you dont know what you're missin with this show, jack. My favorite is when Si pulls out his .22 and randomly shoots crap.

Scouts(and Broncos)>Jeeps

Fear and a lack of knowledge. There are people out there who want to disarm the population. Why? I don't know. The important part is those people who want to disarm you need public support, and it is easier to preach that assault-type rifles are scary and therefore should be banned.

Double post. Whoops. I don't mind buying a new magazine if an old one is toast, but it's the principle. A spring is cheap. Also, I want to buy a straight USGI 20 rounder to use with my 16A1 AR I'm building. I would buy and pin it in the United States then bring it home. I just don't want to trash it in the future because I can't replace a worn or broken spring. I could design something Permanent that allows spring replacement, but I would have to NOT attach the spring to the follower. The follower would merely sit on the spring. Not sure if that would cause problems.

The thing I've wondered about is how would one pin a magazine and still be able to disassemble the thing to clean it or replace a worn spring. I could use epoxy, pins, rivets and a spot welder to my hearts content but I'd like to be able to service the things if need be.

Every man needs a 1911 and a revolver...

Just curious, what gun related stuff might be open? Cases and such?