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That is complete crap. There is no limit on the number of permits you may apply for. STS-033 has a blank you fill in with the number of permits you want, and there is no verbiage about any limitation. Because there is none. If I were you I would ask for the barracks commander, advise him you are being given erroneous information, and give him the opportunity to straighten out the troopers who are in error. And if he refuses then you go the the A.G. and file a formal complaint. Alternatively you could call the Firearms Unit in Trenton directly and tell them your getting B.S. from your barracks and ask them to straighten out the locals. My wife and I have applied for and received up to six permits at a time through the Augusta barracks. There is nothing illegal about it, and I know that others on this board have applied for and received more than six through other barracks. This is one instance where I personally would pursue them regardless of any anticipated 'retribution'. Because I would file a complaint on that too.

With or without using a Multiple Handgun Exemption, you must have a valid P2P for each handgun at the time of transfer. If someone intends to buy (only) two handguns that are readily available, and has two valid permits good for at least 31 days, it hardly seems worth going through the MHE rigmarole to save maybe... what? A week or two in purchase time? Just buy one now and buy the other one 30 days later. To me MHEs only make sense if you're buying at least two or more (by the milk crate?) at one time, a day or two after you made a single handgun purchase. Now, you saved at least two months of wait time for three handguns. Or more.

Well it may be B.S. There's a lot of articles out about it today, but most of them say 'reportedly' in their account and reference the Daily Star. So we are back to 'a source said'. I know there were similar stories within the last two years, but they are not identical and I never heard them confirmed or denied. And if it is B.S., at least I learned something about another rifle. Anybody ever see or shoot one of these?

Here's a story about the creative use of the CheyTac M200 rifle. Apparently an ISIS sniper was causing a lot of trouble, so a SAS sergeant decided to calm him down. I've been an SAS fan ever since their breach of the Iranian embassy in London back in the 80's, and their deployment in Iraq in the 'Scud box'. I admit that personally I never heard of this rifle before this story. But then I'm not a long range shooter. Yet.

Maksim's post is a well reasoned and constructed argument, proceeding from a position of freedom, historical perspective, and common sense. Phil Murphy and the rest of the progressive Democrat NJ government do not occupy the same logical space. They proceed from the assumption that they know what's best for us, the rest of us don't, and therefore it's incumbent on them to place us in an ever tightening legal straitjacket until they accomplish their ultimate objective: confiscation. My wife and I have waited together for over 42 years for something to change for the better. It hasn't. It's getting worse. And the demographics in this state offer no reasonable hope that it will get better. The two of us are out of time. So we already have one foot out the door.

Was that an announcement au jus?

OK, it turns out I was half right. I see now they have two versions of their safes. Regular and Extreme. Regular Safe: "12 Gauge Steel Door and Body" Extreme Safe: "9 Gauge Body w/ 1/4″ Steel Plate Door" If the 1/4" door is quality steel and properly framed in and locked down then it would be more formidable. And if that's true I'm surprised I didn't see some kind of formal rating mentioned in their specs. But, perhaps I missed that too. Looking at the Extreme door in their pictures, it has the appearance of the door in my safe. A 1/4" steel plate is not obvious. The edges appear to be rolled over and making a sheet rock sandwich. But perhaps that's just the appearance. I'm actually going to email the Gun Safe Review guy about this line and see what he says. I'm not an expert on the topic. If I get a response I'll post it up. Notice that in all hand tool attack videos the first thing the assailants do is put the safe on its back so they can use their weight as part of a pry bar attack. This is why your safe really must be bolted to the floor.

Hi there. I think you meant Steelwater Safes. I checked them out. They are essentially another Residential Security Container, like my safe. (Although they don't specifically say their safes are RSCs. They say they exceed CA requirements.) This means they will deter the typical smash and grab burglar, but not one who is prepared to use hand tools to attack it and has more than 5 minutes to do so. Their '5 1/4" door' is made out of 12 gauge steel and sheetrock. Why does that matter? Read this. That is not exactly a real burglar's nightmare. If power tools become involved, adios collection. IMO a RSC used for guns needs to be accompanied by a monitored alarm system to limit the time factor.

OK, this story is a variation of Bring Your Son To Work Day. You guessed it. A home invader is shot and killed by the homeowner. Then the police find his 7 year old son on the premises.

If I had had the money in 1966 it would have been a '66 Goat.

I wouldn't. I have a 1999 C5 and it's more car than I can (or care to) max out safely on public roads. So a Z06 of any series IMO is overkill. Of course, like an NFA item or any collectible firearm, if you gots to have it.... I wouldn't argue against it. A man's got to know his priorities. I've thought several times about updating to a used C6, after I got used to the exposed headlights. But the rear end of a C7 still looks like a Camaro to me.

I do have third hand information that P2Ps through the Augusta barracks are now down to around 30 days. If that's true I've never seen it since 2010. That would seem to indicate a drop in demand.

The story speaks for itself. Of course Bearing Arms has its own statement posted.

"Somebody slap me... I'm way too happy!" John Anderson Mine also shoots her own pistols.

GB: Sorry. Nothing personal. I was just posting it up for informational purposes. I have waited as long as 14 weeks for permission to buy a handgun. So I am familiar with the feeling.

My wife and I both applied for non-resident permits. 04/20 Applications delivered to NHSP 04/29 Permits issued 05/02 Checks cashed 05/04 Permits delivered Unbelievable!!! 14 days to receive a concealed carry license and I can't get a permit to buy a handgun in less than 10 weeks! My exit timer is definitely running.

My wife and I both applied for non-resident permits. 04/20 Applications delivered to NHSP 04/29 Permits issued 05/02 Checks cashed 05/04 Permits delivered Unbelievable!!! 14 days to receive a concealed carry license and I can't get a permit to buy a handgun in less than 10 weeks! My exit timer is definitely running.

Welcome to The Breakfast Club, where you just wait indefinitely in Democrat Detention until someone decides they can't delay your 2A rights any longer and 'grants' you FIDs and permits. Depending on what barracks your dealing with, don't hold your breath.

Tucker Carlson had Richard Dreyfus on Friday night. When I saw him come on I was ready to hit the mute button, expecting the usual you-know-what. But I'm glad I didn't. In this six minute interview, Dreyus stunned both of us with an absolutely rational and cogent argument about why civics needs to be learned and promulgated. He was so together that Carlson basically remained quiet through most of it, and ultimately agreed with Dreyfus' entire proposition. I think if you watch it you'll agree it's six minutes well spent. I followed up this morning and checked out the Dreyfus Civics Initiative website. It looks like he's really serious. IMO we need a lot more of this.

Well to be honest I guessed. Circa 1971?

Boone's Farm??? Good God, I'm having really bad flashbacks to my 20's. $2.19 at my local grocery store. But it worked!

My solution to this issue was to have permits laying around for her, and for good reason. But I have also been encouraged to 'calm down'. 'His' and 'Her' checking accounts also resolve some of the discrepancies.

Perhaps I'll let my wife dispense some. However she has hands equal to mine, so she shoots anything I can shoot. At the beginning of her adventure she was a definite Glock Girl. She still has them and shoots them, but right now the VP9, PPQ 45, PPQ M2 in 9mm, and PPS 9mm are getting the nod. The VP9 and PPQs came with medium grips installed. I had to bump up the grip sizes on all of them for her. If Emma tries out any maybe they could be bumped down a notch.

GRIZ: I'm with you on the White Star and Domaine St. Michelle. Both are tasty. As I mentioned before, if you haven't tried Mumm Napa pick up a bottle. Usually under $20. And American made.

Primarily handguns. But there's some rifles warming up for me in the bullpen. Historically it's been much more convenient to shoot handguns, and my wife is an equal partner in that mode. Shotguns? Only for SD at this point. And I need some practice. I'll keep the Shot Gun Shoot Out in mind. Even if I don't shoot perhaps a little meet and greet would be in order.