johnp

Thanks for the heads up.

Another one of these threads. When will you people learn; you can not question a cops actions on this forum.

For a long gun yes that is all. Both of you fill out a COE, other then payment for the rifle to the seller there are no fees. Click on the big red link in my signature, and give it a read. TONS of good info you will find relevant.

If you have an FPID card in your possession, yes.

Both of you fill out a COE and that is it. http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-634.pdf

If you want to buy a newer Sportster buy it used off craigslist. Chances are you will outgrow the bike, and want something bigger/more comfortable and more powerful. If you buy from a dealership you will never make your money back. Take a beginners riding course, they teach you a lot of good stuff in a few days.

Barrack is that you?

I have always been interested in learning Afrikaans.

That's a lot of guns, yeah. But does anyone see any rare/valuable guns? I know the pictures aren't that great but I see a lot of Mausers, SKSs, AKs, and the like.

Mark the magazine .458SOCOM. When you go to the range with the .458SOCOM, don't bring any 223/556 ammo with you.

Exactly. Not married so no wife to be scared of.

Even though idiots are still panic buying ammo, $13.95 is a good sign of things normalizing.

I am preparing for a Canadian invasion.

Congratulations!!!

If anyone else is interested, you're welcome to meet me at the range and put a few rounds through mine.

Haha, Oh snap. I see what you did there.

Okay I seriously need to learn exhibition shooting. Looks like so much fun.

If you send a firearm that you already own back to the manufacturer for warranty work, they will ship it back to you directly. No FFL required to send or receive.

Well that there is your problem. Revolving door justice system.

Correct that is the exact reading of the statute. A lot of people spread misinformation that they hear from people that is incorrect; I just wanted to point out to anyone reading your post that a lock is not required. If wrapping your gun case in chains and padlocks makes you feel "safer" then by all means do it, but the vast majority of people encounter no problems simply zipping up the case and throwing it in the rear of the vehicle.

Just to be technical; the law/statute on transporting doesn't say anything about a lock being a requirement.

All too often I stumble upon a website or article that I find interesting and would like to share with other people. But it just isn't worthy of its own thread. Some possibly interesting threads are immediately deleted because "this isn't the Drudge Report". So I was thinking one thread to consolidate all of the possible interesting links, that do not really warrant there own thread. My idea is that this thread won't turn into a discussion thread; just a place to share articles/websites that you think others will enjoy. For example, I read this article and found it to be very interesting and a powerful story. I think others might be interested as well, but there really isn't anything to discuss....so no reason for its own thread. The War In Chechnya: Diary of a Killer *I'm sure I am not the only one who finds interesting articles on the world wide web. Simply post a link you find interesting with a descriptive sentence.

Makes sense in theory....but you can't tell idiots to suddenly stop being idiots.

To your last question. My buddy is in the process of becoming a corrections officer in Upstate NY, and he said they still train and qualify with revolvers.

Animals.