NJScott

Because I only joined a few months ago ;-)

After mopping up Norris and Seagal, Chuck would have added Wallace to the pile like a cherry on top.....LOL

Maybe I'm showing a lack of appreciation for Aikido, but all that clip looked like was a big galoot, Seagal, tossing around a few tiny Asians in a choreographed routine more fitting for the WWE. I love Norris, but in his day THIS Chuck would take both he and Seagal apart...especially in a bar/street fight:

Big thumb's up to GlennP for the ammo link for The Armory. Just picked up two Spam cans AND an opener (I won't have to ruin one of my Dremel bits again opening the blasted things) for around the same price as a show special, including shipping. Regards, Scott in Bayonne

Bob: I don't think the mods would appreciate that, but maybe I'll throw a couple of things up on the NJGF-List section tomorrow. Thanks, Scott

Thanks for the interest. Please give me until sometime tomorrow to get decent pics of all and for me to PM info out to you.

I would never sell my father's military decorations, uniforms or any other items he earned in the service of his country, but he had no sentimentality one way or the other regarding these small "spoils of war". Before he passed I even drove him down to Englishtown to talk to a couple of dealers about selling. This was in the early 90's and he basically said "...at those rates (offers) I'll hold onto 'em". Now that he's been gone a few years and I have no one to pass them down to I'm looking to sell.

Thanks fellas!

I've recently gone through some of my dad's stuff from the war, and came across a small lot of German items, i.e., Nazi pins, military medals(see attached), etc., most of which--naturally--have swastikas on them. I found out the hard way that those politically-correct nitwits at eBAY don't allow ANYTHING with a swastika on their bandwidth, so my question to anyone in the know is: Where on the internet can one attempt to sell items such as these, without running afoul of regulations, or at the least, not be accused of supplying today's Neo-Nazis with goodies? The last few gun shows I've been to have had several dealers, but I've done at least a little due diligence on these items and found their buy offers to be on a par with the a** clowns from "American Pickers". Any information would be greatly appreciated, as always. Thanks, Scott in Bayonne

Sincere condolences and healing thoughts going out to you and yours.

I worked in midtown Manhattan for over a decade, and I'm pretty sure I've heard/seen someone hit by a car/truck/bicycle for each of those years. Here's a map that only covers a three-year period, and it's an eye-opener: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=202587965129817768706.0004997f9f8ba75d1d167&ll=40.7899,-73.966141&spn=0.268251,0.617294&z=11

How can one be "jealous" over the fact that LEO's are treated a bit differently than the rest of us re: handgun purchases? We are purchasing for home defense, recreational shooting, etc., while the police are equipping themselves to deal with the vast ocean of violent scum they may encounter on any given tour. Do I wish we had more liberal gun laws? Absolutely! Do I vehemently oppose OGAM and other restrictions that the law-abiding citizen has to suffer? I sure do. But again, for LEO's their firearms are tools of the trade and could be the difference between life and death, and I'm not about to get into a peein' match debating why they should get "special" treatment.

Score one for the good guys. Just sorry that the officer was forced to shoot and take a life, which is something he's got to live with the rest of his life

Way to go, Alec! Thanks for letting us know about these clowns. I've been using these guys for about a year now, with nothing but decent pricing, great customer service and rapid shipping: www.sgammo.com

1) Who do you use? GEICO 2) Are you happy with them overall? They've kept my premiums the same for about a decade. No reductions for good driving, but no unnecessary increases either 3) Have you comparison shopped their pricing against other insurers? Yup. 21st Century and Progressive both beat them by almost $200/yr., but I've heard horror stories about 21st's customer service, and I wouldn't give a red cent to Progressive, due to their owner's political proclivities 4) Have you made any claims in the last few years and how were you treated? One claim (vandalism); no issues with how they handled it

I'd put that money towards a reloading press.

1. Best Shotgun - Benelli M4 2. Best Rifle - M1 3. Best Handgun - 1911 4A)Best Movie - The Godfather 4B)Best Movie Scene - "Caddyshack", when Rodney and Wang first enter the pro shop at Bushwood CC 5. Best Food - A dozen garlic blue claws, followed by: 6. Best Beer - "Brawler" by Yards Brewing Co.(PA) 7. Best Sitcom - The Honeymooners 8A)Best Actor - Clint Eastwood 8B) Best Actress - Sofia Vergara 9. Best Car - '57 Bel Air 10. Best Truck - Ram 1500 (honorable mention to the '96 Ford Ranger I used to own)

Cripes! I was in Jooche's on Friday around 3:30pm, after bringing the dog to Dr. Tuder's office. They best keep that crap uptown and stay out of Bergen Point.

LOL...yeah, we'll have to have a meet-up at the Shea range one of these days. I only know you guys from visiting this forum.

If (the lack of) customer service keeps up at Dick's in Woodbridge, I wouldn't worry about anyone walking out with an airsoft--or much of anything--anytime soon. I waited 20 minutes my last time there, for someone to open up the ammo lockers. Just my luck, I get one of those pompous, "I'm doing YOU a favor by selling this to you" azz clowns. I'd rather pass up their infrequent sales and just head out to Wally World in PA once per month to grab rounds. Sorry for the rant ;-)

Realistic toy guns were around when I was a kid back in the 60's. There was no potential for tragedy with having one in your possession because kids and young teens generally weren't out preying on the public with real guns, as some do today. Dollars to donuts there will be some knee-jerk, nanny-state, feel-good, named-after-the-dead-kid legislation passed in light of this most recent police shooting.

Deep, dark blue Bayonne.....

Yup. You're 100% correct and sorry for the misinformation: they do indeed own the slightly-less liberal Asbury Park Press.

It's not public radio...just NJ101.5, which is owned by the same outfit that puts out the liberal rag The Star-Ledger, making it at least mildly-shocking to hear a pro-gun stance on their air. But again, Dennis is a free-thinker and spot on with his comments today.

Though largely an anti-gun ownership station, right now Dennis Malloy and his co-host on 101.5 are tackling the topic of why law-abiding NJ citizens have an impossible task getting carry permits, and the legal pitfalls associated with all of the anit-gun legislation in this state (ex: Brian Aiken). Dennis sounds like a good dude on this topic; don't know if he owns/carries, but he sure has the right attitude. Scott PS: Damned bandage on my finger made me hit "101.6" on the header...sorry