Rob0115

I'm not sure how definitive the law is I'd consult a lawyer. However, living with a prohibited individual means you can't have guns. There is the notion of constructive possession. I'm not sure either of the issues that his brothers dealt make them prohibited. However what's the outpatient therapy mentioned above? Psychological treatment?

Agree not of fan of banks either for a lot of reason but Janet Yellen is one of them.

If you're saving for the long term don't time markets. The Dow Jones Industrials have retuned 9% adjusted for corporate actions since inception. Sometimes it makes large moves up or down over a short observable period but it eventually mean reverts. Its been pretty steady as evidenced by the data.

Markets overreacted but more importantly they are a lagging measure of the economy. The sterling is still a bit weak and gilts are yielding 1%. In fact the sterling is at a 30 year low and the FTSE 250, a better measure of sentiment, is down 9.4% which is just short of correction. The UK banks are crushed in market cap. However, and way more interesting is Puerto Rico defaulting on 800mm in GO bonds. They made state payroll instead but their own constitution say GO bonds go before any other payment. This is the first time since the Great Depression that there has been a default like this. I don't get the whole commonwealth thing anyway. I'd statehood or cut them loose.

That's not entirely accurate--but I'm not going to get into a pissing match. They recieve an enormous amount of what they pay back in the form of farm subsidies and educational grants. The EU also paid to redevelop Wales when they built a large tech call center in a place where England never invested. There are a lot of financial services firms and financial services utilities, e.g. EuroClear, which will have to leave London to be EU relevant and passported. Franfurt will most likely be the destination for these things because they have the infrastructure to support it. Jamie Dimon and Brian Moynihan have already said they have to move operations. Deutsche Bank employs more people in London currently than they do Germany. All that will change and financial services is the biggest sector in the British economy. Look at the UK based banks just in the news. Lastly, you can just google this, the minister of Exchequer, British version of the treasury, has already said this will result in a need to raise taxes and reduce spending. Most of what happens will depend on trade agreements and a lot of that will depend on how the EU behaves towards England. It could be a bit cool for a while but who knows. However, most of the things that the Brexit movement voted for will be won't happen if Brits still want to work in and retire in other countries. Think about every British citizen having to obtain a work visa in the countries they are working in outside of England? Most counties will only grant foreign work visas if the role can't be filled by someone who is an EU citizen. However, if the Brits are happy then I'm happy for them but most of them have no idea what they're in for. The night after the polling closed the most searched terms in the UK were, "what is the EU?" and "what does it mean to leave the EU?" Here, cut and paste this into google: "minister of exchequer taxes spending Brexit"

Yeah I had to fix my typo. My wife PRE-purchased the gun....paid for it and I went and got it with my permit. So it was more like a gift certificate to get the gun. I still have it....the gun and the wife.

My wife bought me a 6" Colt King Cobra ultra stainless at the bullet hole for a wedding present. I picked it up, she had prepurchased it before anyone starts the straw purchase stuff.

Yes when SOCOM and the seals announced they were going to the 19 they were a bit scarce in fact blue labels were virtually nonexistent. So yes, I expect there to be some liquidity issues regarding Glock 19s.

Here goes another run on G19s. Get yours while you can.

He's a politician and lies. He's already backpedaled on the 350mm sterling per week paid to the EU going back into NHS. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/24/nigel-farage-350-million-pledge-to-fund-the-nhs-was-a-mistake/ If you questioned this your were labeled a fear monger.

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I didn't get any copies either. We did however spend a lot of time discussing my AK74......hopefully something special brewing. However, it won't be NJ compliant under the current plan so off to FL when it's complete.

Gus took a bunch and made me bring some guns back for a Glock family photo.

Funny you should say that. I.have one.there that should be done in the next couple weeks. .All refit fusion frame.and a while.list of.parts. I.have a 45 and a 400 CorBon barrel.

Got my Block 34 back today. It's amazing but I'm not a good photographer so it won't do it justice but I'll try and post one up.

How would you answer the following question? Have you ever been adjudicated mentally defective (which includes a determination by a court, board, commission, or other lawful authority that you are a danger to yourself or to others or are incompetent to manage your own affairs) OR have you ever been committed to a mental institution? (See Instructions for Question 11.f.) ​ Or these two? Have you ever been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment or observation of a mental or psychiatric condition on a temporary, interim, or permanent basis? If yes, give the name and location of the institution or hospital and the date(s) of such confinement or commitment. Have you ever been attended, treated or observed by any doctor or psychiatrist or at any hospital or mental institution on an inpatient or outpatient basis for any mental or psychiatric condition? If yes, give the name and location of the doctor, psychiatrist, hospital or institution and the date(s) of such occurrence. The first is from ATF form 4473 which you'd fill out at each non-f2f purchase of a firearm. The last two are from the NJ ST-33 FPID and pistol permit application. I'm guessing you need to think about a different hobby but IANAL and don't play one on TV. I didn't sleep at a holiday inn express last night in fact I have an awful hangover from all the vodka martinis I had last night. So my real advice to you is to figure out whether or not you yourself are comfortable that you've come far enough in your therapy to own guns. Two, does your therapist agree, because if he/she does not you're SOL right there. Then lastly there's no way given what you've described that you'll get this done without a lawyer and some expense.

What lower are you buying that is better than what you can find locally? What are you paying for it? I've seen plenty of lowers at LGS in your area.

Yeah but at least you have Kimber now.

Bad day for this because it's Russell rebalance today as well which is the biggest equity trading day of the year. Its super bowl Sunday for program traders. Lets see the volatility.

I haven't smiled this much since.....I don't remember when. Asshole!!!!! Uh, you denied me because I'm in the press! Drunk, wife beater!!!!! This is great.

Yes it's mine cheap and in excellent shape.

I worked at Edelman's in Wayne when I was in HS.

It's always dangerous to have a thread with a one sided view of the world.

Check NICS, no one is selling more guns.

I said the same thing two or three times. If they try the case and win by proving imminent threat or justifiable need or what ever stupid language now prevails they will only help give credence to the current law. Thus, NJ can say, see why grant permits. I really hope you get your shirt.