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The seminar is at the Morristown Hyatt on August 19th from 6 to 9 PM. At $10 that would seem to be a bargain. It's apparently run by U.S. Law Shield. The 'syllabus' of the seminar is on the event registration page under FAQ, but is not that specific. If anyone finds more detail please post it. On another note, I'm currently reading The Law of Self Defense. It's got some fascinating information in it, very pertinent to this topic. Here is a sneak peek.

Who Dares Wins.

50 pounds of center fire pistol brass will definitely fit in a LFRB. Have done it many times. If you work at smoothing it into the box I've gotten as high as 53. I haven't bothered to nest the various calibers, but you could if you have nothing better to do. Accounting for the shipping cost the value of 50 pounds returned to Freedom is around $55.

"Fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man." George S. Patton Do some reading on the Maginot Line. If you're in a fixed fortification, your opponent knows exactly where you are and how to either go around you or attack you directly. Anything built by man can be breached or defeated by men. I admit I did consider a bunker of some sort at one time. But now it would only be for a transient event like a hurricane, not for long term survival such as TEOTWAWKI. Moving targets are harder to find and hit. But you do have to be prepared for mobile survival, which is probably harder. So, depending on your purpose... Addendum: here's a little life on the Maginot Line.

The treatment of trusts has changed, but the requirement for an individual to receive NFA approval from the local LEO has been removed, and replaced with a notification only. Here is the Guns America article, and here is the ATF Handbook on the changes. I knew about the additional trust requirements for fingerprints, but I didn't realize the LEO approval had been removed for individuals.

From Brietbart.

Yes. One is for you the buyer, and the other is for the seller. If there are multiple sellers, you need one form for each. I did this when I bought several new pistols and transferred one pistol from my wife to me.

The reason I do it is that in the statute (2C:58-3.4) membership in such organizations is listed as reason to justify an exemption. I choose to cite all the justification I have. To wit (underline mine): "If an applicant is a member of an organized gun club; firearms competitors organization; firearms collectors organization; or any other organization dedicated to the acquisition, preservation, or use of firearms for historical, investment, training and competitive, recreational, educational, scientific, or defensive purposes, or any other lawful related purpose, such membership shall be considered in determining whether the applicant qualifies as a collector;" Of course someone else may choose not to.

It will also not hurt to mention each and every firearm or 2A organization you belong to. This helps to establish you are a firearms enthusiast, and not just purchasing three off.

My wife doesn't think it beats her scent candles. Seriously, I'm using Frog Lube because it's worked the best for me. I'm not letting my feminine side rule.

This is New Jersey. If your friend encounters the wrong resident, the wrong PO, and/or the wrong prosecutor, he could really wind up with a lot bigger problem than the smell of Hoppe's #9. In this state (depending on county) they like to arrest first and sort it out later. I wouldn't do it. Too much risk and not enough reward. Can you hear the phone call to 911? "There's someone working on guns in the garage where I park my car!" After I switched entirely to Frog Lube, I clean all my firearms on the kitchen counter with no ill effects, or complaints from the warden. (Especially when I'm cleaning hers.) It works well enough too. And fast.

Frankly, I wasn't even aware of this pistol. Stopped in my FFL today, and she showed me the 225 they brought in. Very nice grip and grip angle. Similar to the 229, but not the same 'bulky' feel out front. Very nice with the checkered wooden grips. Seeing as I also just found out about the .45 ACP Shield, I can see I'm slacking off. I think I'm missing my Multiple Handgun Exemptions. Got to earn some more money. Sig P225 Classic

If you're agreeing with my sentiment, fine. I'm not sure about that. So if not, then just tell us what word you use to most accurately describe the combined actions of 30 million+ people violating the border of another country without invitation or permission, and I'll consider it. No one I know would apply the standards currently in vogue for border security to the front door of their house. Edit: Well, since NickJC 'like this' I guess that answers that. I shall let the fire burn on! By the way, will the British mark the 23rd of June the way we honor the 4th of July?

Right about now the British decision way back when to NOT join the Euro currency was a real good one. I suspect 10 years from now the result of this election will be regarded as the same. In the meantime, I note that 'rampant unchecked immigration' is another misnomer for the correct and accurate term that describes what's going on in primarily western countries: invasion. On every subsequent conversation on TV that you hear, mentally plug in 'invasion' every time you hear every other reference codeword for aliens crossing a country's border without permission. Makes quite a difference in the discussion, which is why of course you'll never hear it publicly. Example: "Invasion is going to be the most important issue in the coming election." See?

I googled "Freedom Ammunition review" and promptly got two pages full of Freedom Munitions links, save for two. One of them was a review of Freedom Ammunition that basically said the same thing as the OP. Curious how the two phrases match closely enough to bring erroneous (IMO) results.

When brass is returned, FM no longer issues credits to your credit card. They issue a store credit which appears under your account on their new website. This credit can supposedly be used against a future order. (I haven't done this yet. I'm assuming at checkout there's a place to apply the credit.) As a result, you should send in brass before placing an order, not after, if you want brass credit applied to that order. I placed an order, and now cannot get credit towards that order for the brass I'm about to send in. As of Father's Day they didn't discuss this on their brass credit page, or on the brass return form. Looks like after I pointed out to them that the old way had disappeared, they changed their form and their credit page.

Here is their site: http://highergroundtactical.com/ The story and a picture of their vehicle: http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Holland-Tunnel-Arrest-Weapon-Ammon-Ballistic-Vests-Terrorism-Investigation-New-York-383805691.html

Ah, right. Didn't notice your location. Yes that's a really long drive. I do like the suggestions of your local constitutional sheriff. Being directly elected they may choose to be more responsive, even if they don't tilt towards the 2A.

That's it. Charlie P. is your man. Did our prints for FL, and even did another set for my wife at no charge when required for a screw up at the FBI.

OP: Not sure if you've seen this link or not. You should. Besides safe reviews, he also has alternative storage methods.

This delay is really minimal. The State Department says it will take 75 YEARS to process the HRC emails. And that's just the ones she turned over. The country is already lost.

And you'll notice months later she's still in office.

Yes, when she still had a figure. Tyne Daley.

If he'd said LAWS I would have gotten it. Dirty Harry pulled Officer Moore out of the LAWS blast at the demo.

Addendum: You may or may not know that Couric is Yahoo's 'news chief'. https://www.yahoo.com/katiecouric If you go to that page, click on the main story at the top (irrelevant), and then read the comments at the bottom. If any of you are Yahoo subscribers, or have accounts there, you might wish to comment too.