45Doll

You're OK then. Home of the Kramdens and the Nortons.

Thanks for that pointer.

Is that an assault knife? I think I see at least two evil features.

Welcome. I think you'll find we're a rowdy bunch. But entertaining! And fact filled, I might add.

Well in light of all this crap going on I promoted myself to Patron this morning. Now I'll salute myself in the mirror when I shave.

Whoo Hoo! Wait until they start announcing what they want to ban! What a crock.

Thanks. I do know that all firearms (and hollow points) are prohibited in NJ and allowed only by exemption. I just wanted to make sure that somehow I was not unaware of some new (to me) ammunition category. As usual their use of the English language is inept and imprecise. By design. I wonder if making it widely known publicly that all firearms are banned in NJ except by granted exemptions would change anyone's mind? Probably not, but I'm sure most people don't know that.

A2759: "Under current federal and State law, the possession of hollow nose or dum-dum bullets is prohibited, as is the possession of bullets which are Teflon-coated or which have specially hardened metal jackets or cores." Hollow nose? They can't mean hollow points, they're not prohibited. What am I not understanding? I see it is the FN 5.7 they're targeting. I only know one guy that owns a 5.7 and he's in PA.

Here's a mother and daughter taking on an armed robber in a liquor store hold up. I don't think this is an example of how to defend one's self against an armed opponent. The result was alright, but as you watch the video you may gasp and ask "why'd they do that?". Our field of view is really narrow, so we have to imagine what was going on off screen. I don't think it was well planned or thought out. Notice especially the line of fire at some points. This may show up in a tactical training class as the 'don't take this approach' video example. At the least it shows the importance of forethought and training if you intend to use a firearm for self-defense.

My application clock is still running. At least I know I've got 180 days to use them. Thanks for that 2nd confirmation.

"And just a few moments ago, I signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns." Now I wonder what the interpretation of those words might be with the current fluid state of our language. And, if he means the ATF should be the one making new 'regulations', they do not have the statutory authority. Only Congress could do that. That's why they didn't do it under Obama.

So he has rolled on this one. I wonder what's next? Multiple stories besides this one.

Ack!! Now I'm a Progressive.. I'm pushing diversity!

Actually it was "Jesus H. Tap-Dancing Christ.. I have seen the light!"

Exactly my thinking. I bought my first .40 for a tryout. The next one or two so I'd have more than one pistol that could use that caliber. Mrs. 45Doll too. If all else failed.

And if I remember correctly, after Newtown not only was .40 more available, it was also cheaper.

Don't worry. They printed two more anti-gun stories to keep it fair and un-balanced. Here and here.

I was not that active with firearms while the 10 year federal assault weapons ban was in place. Nor was I contemplating building an AR-15 or similar rifle. Does anyone know: While the AWB was in place, were AR-15 lower parts (except for receivers) and upper parts and assemblies still available for sale? Since the AWB did not call for confiscation, I'm assuming they were available for people who already owned a rifle. But I'd like to know for sure.

So... let me ask this of our FBI: If I see something, and say something,.... are you going to DO something?

Well doesn't that say it all! That tipster must have been ready to go public. I can't see the FBI bringing this out voluntarily.

TOOS.

Agreed. The NJ.com article originally quoted the same bogus facts from a parrot article on CNBC. Then someone posted up the Amazon Post article in the comments section, and this morning the NJ.com lead paragraph was CHANGED. Still of course arguing for gun control, but with slightly less bogus facts. Here's the Free Beacon article with multiple links to other stories regarding this.

I do not believe they have the capability of recreating the original Pythons with either mechanical or human labor. Those Colt gunsmiths were craftsmen of a lost art. IMO.

H&K never answered my email so I just called customer service. Only the 700009KLE-A5 variant (black) has the Tritium night sights. All the colored frames of color have the photo luminescent sights. Boo. I don't know why they do that. It has to be the same slide. Oh well. Back in black.

Me too.