45Doll

Since this is the Gun Forum, I can reveal that my personal project is to determine whether Super-string Theory will eventually declare 9mm or .45ACP to be the most effective handgun cartridge.

OK. I for one will 'fess up. I'm disturbed every night about the incompatibility of General Relativity with Quantum Mechanics.

Start with "Manhattan Project".

Remember Feynman's performance on the Challenger disaster panel? A glass of ice water and an 0-ring trump a couple billion dollars of space agency and all the investigative apparatus. I would have paid a significant amount of money to spend a weekend with that guy. And drink orange juice while playing bongo drums.

You wouldn't need 1.5 million. The current NJ prison population is around 15,000. If 15,000 gun owners were willing to do this, the law would become immediately un-actionable and unenforceable. Not to mention budget problems. This is basic Cloward-Piven strategy. Of course you won't find 15,000 either.

Me too! You beat me to it. And the meeting should be in Kyzyl, Tannu Tuva, where we can practice throat singing.

Wonderful. Thanks.

TargetSportsUSA is in on this deal too. Since I'm Prime Ammo, my net is .14 and .24 per round for 9mm and 45, respectively.

No, they're not. They're committed to their idea that by pretending to know how to prevent 'gun violence' through the application of an ever tightening straight jacket on the legal gun owner, they can accomplish their goal of gun confiscation. They hate the idea of an armed citizenry.

Well, here's the House version of banning AR and similar builds, depending on how you read it. Or how the right or wrong judge interprets it.

My guess is: No. Not that I agree with that.

Sure. Just write a bigger check. A T15 or T30 rated safe will be a lot more money, unless you find a good deal on a used one. And all the RSCs (residential security containers), including the one I have, are more vulnerable than the Zanotti. Any safe can be breached, given enough time and the right tools. My safe is only to prevent smash and grab. It's my alarm system that's the real deterrent by severely limiting the time available.

I finally assembled the safe from Zanotti Armor, and I must say this is some product. The clearances where the panels meet are the thickness of a postcard, or less. I found that amazing since they were shipped from Iowa and the pallet was dropped at some point along the way. I moved and assembled all the safe components myself on a hand truck or dolly, except for the door which weighed 175 lbs. A friend helped me lift that into place last weekend. If anyone's interested in one feel free to contact me about it. For my money it was well worth it.

Yes. But I might be the one learning the unpleasant lesson. I carry a firearm to protect my life; not to precipitate a 'discussion' over Constitutional rights vs. progressive gun laws. I have many other avenues for the latter that carry no risk.

If avoiding unnecessary and unrewarding contact with NJ LE and the judicial system is considered 'pussified' then... MEOW!

Sold out.

Keep in mind that in most towns, the town technically owns a right of way on the curb-line. Usually about 10 feet. Someone could argue that's 'public' property if you're mowing on it. Personally I would open carry only inside my house. And only concealed outdoors on my property. I can't see a reason to curry unnecessary attention.

Title 2C - 39 "e. Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about his place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, any firearm, or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section, from any place of purchase to his residence or place of business, between his dwelling and his place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between his dwelling or place of business and place where such firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location."

I'm in! Thanks for that post!

"I am disinclined to acquiesce to your request." Means NO.

Not sure it's being a 'pansy' so much as it's deciding 'what do you want that pistol for?'. If you buy a Corvette you have to decide if it's a garage queen for trailer and show so it will always be 'perfect'. Or, do you want to drive it often, which means you'll eventually have to accept some kind of body imperfection. Same thing with handguns. Do you want to look at and admire its perfection, or shoot the hell out of it? If you want the best of both worlds with a certain pistol, buy two. Note: no subliminal references to a certain firearm manufacturer intended.

Yes rural PA is a different planet. Our 2nd home is further west by 81 in the Blue Mountains, and out there four out of five people I meet own firearms. The people we bought the house from left a Trump 2016 sign in the basement. Need I say more? The day we both got our resident PA LTCFs and bought firearms in PA, both with NJ DLs, was the day we crossed our personal Rubicon.

Happy Halloween!

I read this article this morning about a 'panhandling' scenario someone encountered back in 2008. I thought it was worth reading, because the lesson learned was don't assume there isn't someone out there smarter, faster and possibly better armed than you. It also lays out the details of the potential assault that could have been really nasty. There were a couple of new wrinkles for me to consider. See what you think.

Just read this. It's the first I've heard about it. The VP9-B has the more common push button mag release. I will still prefer and keep the original versions.