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This ^ I love our country but can't say the same for our government.

Not worth gambling your life by shooting mini-dildos at the enemy.

My Mossberg manual states that some shotgun models have plugs in the mag that limit the capacity at two shells in order to comply with a U.S. migratory bird law. Looks like there's an exception to the two shell limit for that particular hunt. In the case that you're reading, the pump shotgun could go to a 7 round mag capacity and, if it's a semi, you would still be limited to the 6 rounds -- otherwise you would be going hunting with an "assault weapon".

+1 fAcogs are indeed out there being sold at "great" prices.

Neutralized.

Another as the brilliant photographer wears a matching color scheme with targets. Let's put the man in the line of fire and safely blend him in with the targets.

Another nod for the HK USP From Wikipedia: Abuse and function-testing of USPs have seen more than 20,000 rounds of .40 S&W fired without a component failure. Milspec environmental tests were conducted in high and low temperatures, in mud, immersed in water and in salt spray. In one particular test, a bullet was deliberately lodged in the barrel and another bullet was fired to clear the obstruction. The barrel was successfully cleared with only minor structural deformation and continued to produce consistent groups when test fired for accuracy.

BlueLineFish defense = draw pistol and shoot. My defense = Pop the trunk, run to back of vehicle, unzip case, load gun, hope I can shoot in time.

I'm interested to see the primer as well. Yeah, that's one lucky SOB to avoid the KB. I wonder if he's oblivious to what his gun spit out.

Somebody's going photo crazy with their new toy I remember being like that myself with my first AR build Did you pin the stock yet?

Forget the big companies. For my business, I had the family owned company State Security (from 1987) and they were awesome. Great customer service, always called within seconds if the alarm tripped and service calls were quick and courteous. Many years later, they got bought out by ADT and everything just went downhill from there. I had an incident where my alarm tripped (front store window got smashed) and over 10 minutes have gone by without a call from ADT's monitoring service. I called the monitoring service and after numerous rings someone finally picked up and I had to ream them a new one since they had absolutely no answer for not calling me after they verified my alarm went off. What if I had an emergency and needed paramedics, police or the fire dep't? Absolutely no answer except for the "I'm sorry" spiel. And that's just one story! As of last year, I found another monitoring service called Silent Companion that is family owned and, once again, I couldn't be happier. Their installations (non wireless for me) were professional, their customer service is excellent and they call immediately if there's a problem. There's no way I"m going back to trust my business with one of these fast food type big companies again. So, don't discount the idea of having a small family business give you an estimate for your alarm needs. Chances are they will be a lot more knowledgeable and get you set up with a more dependable system for your home at a competitive price.

Looking good Tony. Man you got that PA scope pretty quick.

Hope he's okay.

Looked up the site and....no. I reworked my 2000 Grand Prix GTP about 8 years ago (about 350 whp) and kept it as a sleeper. The only giveaway was the lopy exhaust and lack of traction. So, if anything, that car could definitely use slicks to achieve low 12s

Paying the extra premium and hassle to affix an aesthetically pleasing brake/comp on a .22 rifle is like spending money on slicks for an 18 second qtr mile vehicle. Just purchase the compliant model - no hassles, no worries.

Un-f......-believable! I never thought I would say this, but if I was that Canadian citizen, NJ would seem like a beautiful place to move my family to.

I always believed that steroids and guns don't mix.

There are unfortunate, tragic accidents that claim the lives of young children but when a life is claimed in such a stupid, irresponsible, and avoidable manner by the guardians, well..... it just leaves me speechless.

I have a private If OP (or any board member) is interested, I have a private coupon to optics planet for an additional 12% off which includes most sale items. The aimpont pro could be had for $378.xx shipped. PM me for the coupon code and please don't publicize it.

For affordable optics, check out www.primaryarms.com They have good products and great customer service. But if you save up a bit more to a $400 budget, you can score an Eotech XPS2 which will give you much better performance and durability.

If I take the pistol bag with me for whatever reason causes me to exit from my vehicle (excluding home and range), I may then be considered as carrying a concealed weapon. I would personally feel safer to have it locked away in the vehicle then to find out what's waiting for me behind door #2 if an officer asks me what's inside my bag. A person transporting his firearm may be doing so "within the parameters of the law", but you know damn well that there are officers out there that may view it differently. This falls in the "ounce of prevention..." category. I would also like to hear from any NJ LEO's if they would act differently if they spotted a firearm bag in the cabin of a vehicle.

In this case, I respectfully disagree. If I was transporting a firearm in the cab of a pickup truck, I would personally feel safer to secure the contents in a lockable container that is bolted down to deter any prying eyes and/or possible theft if I had to leave the vehicle for whatever circumstance that may arise. So, let me clarify: It's not about complying with non-existant laws but possibly avoiding an escalated situation if one was to get pulled over. My concern is if an officer would act differently (any LEOs care to chime in?) if they spotted a firearm bag in the cabin of a vehicle during a traffic stop.

If an officer stops your vehicle (routine traffic stop) and spots the gun bag when he approaches, does that give him/her probable cause to search the vehicle? My concern is that if you're going to keep the firearm and ammo in the cab, it may be a better idea to lock the bag in a box. Opinions?

Got the wife to sign as well (6979)

Signed