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Tell them that's a high capacity clip, and that's why it's expensive.

Calvera: New wall. Chris: There are lots of new walls, all around. Calvera: They won't keep me out! Chris: They were built to keep you in. The Magnificent Seven What happens when it's too dangerous to go home?

And some women too, no doubt.

When I stopped at my FFL yesterday they had just gotten in a promotional packet on the new Shield Plus. Then when I got home one of the online FFLs had sent me a message about its availability. I didn't see this mentioned on the forum, so I'm posting it up. My FFL just sold one to a PA resident because the plus now has a 10-round & 13-round magazine option. You can also order it with just the 10-round. List from $553 to $653, depending on options.

Total 'America Rescue' bill: $1,900 Billion 165 Million @ $1,400: $224 Billion paid in direct personal relief Paid Elsewhere: $1,676 Billion 330 Million in the U.S.: $5,078 net cost per person Net cost to check recipients: $3,678 And it will cost all of us, one way or another. If anyone here would like to give me $5,000, I'd be happy to return $1,400 and keep the change.

That's probably true. Just for laughs I tried one more time intending to try my SSN with dashes, and I the first landing page was simply not available. Too bad firearms and ammo pricing is so ridiculous right now. Otherwise I know where Obaden's bonus would be going.

No. I have a static IPV4 address. This happened the last time too. I'm a straight up network, and it doesn't work in either Chrome or Edge.

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://sa.www4.irs.gov/irfof-wmsp/login" on this server. Reference #18.77392b17.1615988302.30cdbf8 So screw their website. I checked our bank and yes the payment arrived.

Just another Transgender Pretender.

LSMFT

While I was in PA...

Yes, all three sizes in stock at $789. Walther's list price is $649. I've bought from Bud's. Make sure your FFL will accept and transfer. Better yet see if the FFL is on Bud's pre-approved list.

If all the firearms in question were purchased legally, all of them are legal in NJ, your friend is specifically named in the will as the recipient of the firearms, and your friend is not a prohibited person, then he can take possession of them and bring them here. As mentioned above make sure he gets a copy of the will to demonstrate where they came from and that he obtained them legally. I would also make a personal record of make, model and serial numbers received from the will. Shipping them through FFLs will really complicate things, especially if there's any handguns in the collection.

OK Ant, I'm in. I'm looking forward to reading it. Keep up the fight.

At 7:15 Monday the server where these URLs are hosted is down. So they're not showing up. I'll check when the server is back up. Tuesday 9:00 AM: It's back up.

Permit me to assist in the translation. I'll send you my invoice. You may not understand this unless you have studied Physics, but do not be dissuaded and please continue to read to the end Here’s the math.... Here’s the explanation: Here’s the Illustration: Here’s the Practical Demonstration: And that's your Physics Lesson for Today. Now imagine if this is how they started teaching us Physics way back in High School; I'm sure there would be a couple of 'Nobel Prizes' among us! For some reason I can't delete the following images from this post. But who cares?

Yeah, it is. Gallows humor. And the joke's on us.

Judging from the bushed out tails I would agree.

I forget which Ayoob book this was in, but he suggested you write yourself a dated note explaining what you understand about Tueller (and possibly other pertinent points of self-defense), seal it in an envelope and mail it to yourself. After you get it back postmarked park it in your safe deposit box or equivalent. Then, at a trial where the prosecutor says you just made up your testimony after the fact , your lawyer produces the envelope and unseals it in the presence of the court. And by the way, NOTHING you say will be used in your favor if the prosecutor doesn't want to. And if he doesn't bring it up, your attorney CAN'T. Rules of evidence.

Courtesy of PAFOA: Cats And Cucumbers. What's up with them?

Everyone who owns firearms take note of this. If you want your firearms to transfer seamlessly to someone after your death, you must specifically name the person in the will. And you must specify which firearms you're referring to, unless it's something like 'all my firearms'. If you don't do that, then they will transfer to who is named in the will to receive all your property. (e.g. a spouse) But note this: if you bequeath property to more than one person in a will and don't specify your firearms anywhere it may be ambiguous who they should go to. Unless you included a bequest like 'everything not named elsewhere goes to...'. Our wills have a specific clause naming a beneficiary and secondary beneficiary for 'all firearms, ammunition, and firearm related accessories'. We included a secondary in case god forbid we both go together. Don't have a will? You're leaving a real mess for whoever is left to clean up. If you care.

A clear demonstration of the keen intellect of the criminal class!

Welcome Al. Yes, the dealer will look you up online. Have the reference numbers from the emails sent to you for good measure. Since any online purchase you make will have to be sent to and transferred from a NJ FFL the procedure will be the same.

Well, nothing is slowing down in the gun sales world of 2021. Another 4,000,000 went out the door in January.