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The barrel is 22.4". This gun on GoG is in stock at $899 (list). Quote might be somewhat lower. And @124gr9mm is right. I have a CTR.

I confess this was not my original creation. I heard it on Rush yesterday in the car but I didn't have the specifics where it came from. I was overcome laughing out loud. I just found them. A NBA reporter named Bill Baptist posted it up, and then was fired.

Brownell's announced on their Facebook page they're immediately shipping all capacity mags to CA. Here's Andrew Branca's take on the decision.

Incorrect. It's: Joe and Ho 2020

Yeah, that's great. But let's face it Bob... you're never going to sell them for a profit! Nice to see a man truly happy with his hobby.

Outdoor gathering of friends beside Shohola Creek. Nice day. Listening to the local gunfire was a bonus!

Spotted today on Route 6 West, Shohola PA

No one 'owns' a gun moving between manufacturers, distributors, or FFLs, even if you've already paid for it in full. The gun is in transit to the final point of transfer and in the custody of ATF licensed operators or shippers while transiting. You can 'order' a firearm, have it sent to an FFL, pay for it in full, and then have your son go to the FFL and be the transferee. I have ordered and paid for firearms for my wife and daughter, and that means nothing legally. Whoever is the 'transferee' must have the proper ID, paperwork, pass the background check, and take possession. Then that person is the 'owner'. A straw purchase would be you acting as the 'transferee', receiving the firearm, and then handing the firearm over to your son. Note: I would add that you should advise the FFL who will transfer the firearm to your son that it's inbound, and from where and whom. If you pay for it online it will arrive in your name. (Still means nothing legally.) I have done this as well. The only thing that matters legally is the transfer from the FFL.

Kevin Williamson at National Review has summarized what this suit is all about. In essence, it's not about holding Lapierre accountable. It's about dissolving the NRA. If the NRA should be dissolved, it's the members who should do it.

If the gun grabbers have their way next year, the 2A will still be on the books, and the God given right it represents will still be ours. As will our firearms. What will happen is they will 'make a move'. How guns owners respond to that move remains to be seen. But I take your point of urgency, Anthony. "Make a move." Tony Montana, Scarface

Anybody else watch Godzilla 2019 last night?

Yellow Brick Road?

Russians? Ah Ha! Trump did it!

The NY AG had a big news conference scheduled, and speculation was it was going to be about Trump. But it's not. I watched the beginning of the news conference live, and she's suing the NRA to dismantle it. She had a litany of charges against Wayne LaPierre that were primarily about mismanagement of money and spending it on inappropriate things. Here's more detail.

Actually, Pizza Bob's PD has a rubber stamp with all the necessary info on it so they can just bang the permits out. Here's how the background check goes: "Has he done anything since last week?" "No." "OK."

I guess the videos will keep coming. Here's satellite imagery before and after, as well as some live-streamed videos interrupted when the blast went off. One woman doing an interview gets blown out of her chair.

Still 570,000 down with JCP&L. Still good here. For those of you that are not JCP&L customers, or don't know about their Outage Map, have a look. My fairly long road is fed from both ends and they don't meet in the middle. Looks like the other half of my road is out.

I measured 4.5" of rain in the bucket since midnight. A good soaking but not a flood. Looks like the wind was a much bigger problem. Right now over 60% of JCP&L customers have no power. For once in this century, we're not one of them!

Latest info is a confiscated store of ammonium nitrate. Next to a fireworks depot. How nice.

Here's another view of it from 10 km away. The shock wave is stunning. Had to be some military grade material. Actually this one's a little better. Just another day at the bomb factory?

Well I'll be very interested to find out what this was that blew up. From a distance it almost looks like a small atom bomb. Be sure to watch the clip at the end from 'Mike' that shows there were actually two explosions. And in that clip you see the second one close up. A warehouse full of what?

You're welcome. As far as firearms go I am set. But others on the forum, especially in south Jersey, should take note of your items. "We're all in this together." (Schooner Tuna, Mister Mom)