johnp

This! +1

The first time I saw these underground silos turned into doomsday resorts, I thought in a real shtf/teotwawki you may only have hours before said scenario occurs. So all these M/Billionaires, who invested 7 figures are going to be SOL, when they have no way to get to their bug-out spa in the middle of Kansas. From the little info they gave on the purchasers, they are all "well to do" people from the west coast or east coast; who will never be able to reach their destination. IMO, if I had the money to invest into this project, I would NOT. I'd much rather build my own underground shelter on my own piece of property. That way if something did happen, I wouldn't have to travel to my BOL would be my home. Obviously, stocked up on every and all needs I would ever have.

Signed. And RayRay I told you how to unsubscribe from the bs. I also used a fake email, since they require one.

I watched Paranormal Activity 2 last night, so if I were you I'd move...fast!

Well I went this morning. As others said there was ALOT of old military rifles(not really my niche, so I can't even really say what I saw), also alot of WW2, Nazi/Jap collectibles. I really feared this would be a waste of time, but to my surprise. There was a decent amount of modern guns, a bunch of ARs, and AR parts. One table was filled with Magpul-handguards, magazines, etc. I saw one Saiga 223. Lots of modern shotguns. I didn't find any deals on ammo. I picked up a Hi-point 9mm carbine, 2-50cal. ammo cans, and a knockoff grip-pod. Overall, for my first gun show it was a pretty good time, and I can't wait to go to one of the 'good' gun shows.

Ok...? I was just making tuktuk aware of this fact.

SOLD OUT!

Carrying a summary of the laws in your wallet is a good idea. But can I ask what "specific" laws did you firmly commit to memory? Because when I read NJ knife laws, all I see is the same bs, no dirk, stitletto, switchblade. Even in the laws themselves I see no clear definition of what is legal.

O so that's not the sale price? I never ordered anything from CDNN.

20 years seems to be a bit excessive.

Johngo1, what town are you from? Some towns handle the process very well, others have a tendencey to drag their feet. There's a thread on here that lists a bunch of members towns and their reviews of how their town handled everything. ETA: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/13732-nj-fid-application-data-collection-effort/

So did this woman who reported a gun to the crossing guard, allow her child to enter the school? Putting myself into this position, if I saw a kid walking in front of my car with what looked like a gun sticking out of his backpack, I would confront the kid. I would catch up to the kid walking into the building and say hey do you have a gun in your bag? And I would go from there. As a parent, how could you allow someone with, assumingly a real gun, enter the school your child is in?

Did anyone spill paint or get a nosebleed?

Going to Allentown PA tomorrow for the gun show. And I was thinking on my way west on Route 78 & 22(I think) are there any ranges or gun shops worth checking out?

Can anyone verify the address for me? 17th Street & Chew Street Allentown, PA 18104 Is this it?

That's not a mailbox silly.

I think this is the best stick figure family sticker...ever!

I think this is what you're talking about, this is the CDNN catalog. Page 12 http://site.cdnninvestments.com/CDNN2012-2/index.html

So you're saying move to Kentucky? lol

Well that's good to hear, because those paintballs can sometimes bruise.

All sold out.

That would be a bad idea.