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Were you ordering handgun or long gun ammo? New Jersey: When ordering ammunition commonly used in a handgun/to be used in a handgun, we need a copy of your Firearms ID.

But the war is far from over...

Jealous im missing the show.. Saw everyone unpacking their goodies on my way to work this morning. Good luck on the selling the Garands!

Audio from police/fire/ems... Dispatch and first responders did an AMAZING job given the circumstances. Everyone professional and orderly while dealing with such a horrible mass casualty incident. http://www.jems.com/video/news/audio-colorado-theater-shooting http://www.lawofficer.com/video/news/audio-aurora-theater-shooting

No place is safe in an economy like this. A lot of the break ins in the jackson/toms river area have been daylight robberies so you really cant be too sure when or where something may happen. Carrying concealed is an option to take as another measure/layer of protection, however you might want to do a walk around your home and see what areas in your home are lacking proper "fortification" i.e. locking bar on a sliding glass door, ladders or items easily climbable locked and secured when not in use, alarm system, audible alert system etc. Make your home harder to penetrate from the get go and keep your firearm as a last resort. That said, rather than carrying all the time, I prefer keeping a handgun on either end of the home (1st floor/2nd floor) so that if the need arises I can acquire it with minimal delay. This obviously will be refuted by some, but consider what options work best for you. For me making my home harder to breach in the first place is paramount, followed by what steps I could take as a last stand if my life or my family's are in danger.

Legal to possess ... ILLEGAL TO SHOOT

shipping for 500 rnds of .40 came to like 12-13bucks.. choose shipping on the amount youd actually buy and get a more accurate gauge on the overall price per round.

Care to expand on this? 10 what? seconds?

Cant say enough good things about the gunvault sv500. Find yourself a stud between the bed and nightstand and lag bolt that goodness into the wall. Permanently mounted and quick access when needed.

ordered 600 rnds of .40 on the 6th and it will be on my front step tomorrow.

Sorry that is what I was implying. Didnt know it was cheaper via click to ship though.. +1

flat bulk rate for usps isnt too bad. ship any weight that fits in the different sized boxes for one price. medium to large boxes are 10-15 bucks no weight restrictions.

So you hoard all your brass and you still dont think you will be reloading anytime soon? It turns out Freedom munitions will take spent brass for credit @2.50 per pound (10lb minimum) A decent way to offset your round counts if you have brass of any caliber they sell and meet the qualifications. See link below for more details. http://www.freedommunitions.com/category-s/48590.htm

I went to the last one they had.. plenty of ww2 memorabilia, bayonets, knives, milsurp LR's etc. They do sell ftf there (or at least thats what I was led to believe in terms of milsurp long guns. ammo cans, some tables have ammo for decent prices (both milsurp and modern). Small place, but the entry fee is cheap (like $2-4 bucks) and the people are very friendly. Description from a gunshow website: The Jersey Shore Monthly Gun & Militaria Show will be held on Sunday, July 22nd, 2012. The Jackson, NJ Gun Show will be held at the Amvets Post #2 - Jackson and is hosted by the Jersey Shore Antique Arms Collectors of New Jersey. This is one of the few remaining Gun Shows in New Jersey. Absolutely no transfers of Modern Firearms by order of the New Jersey State Police. This is a small operation with under 100 members. Tables range from 25-35 (for non-members). There is no problem with antique weapons.

I know, not meaning to offend as I would love to walk into a garand mecca. Sadly I cant even find time to hit the range let alone a road trip I do continue to monitor planned trips and if the stars align I would love to be considered to be part of the convoy.

I meant id be more than happy and willing to throw in some gas money for someone to bring back a rifle to transfer over to me

This link is currently making facebook rounds through the firefighter community... Your story will certainly find its way through the hearts and minds of the fire service. http://thesandpaper.villagesoup.com/opinion/story/a-bracelet-in-the-bay/857545?cid=1331028#.UAN1Ji4kJBc.facebook

An amazing story and such a wonderful circumstance of chance you would come upon a bracelet out in the water like that. Kevin Apuzzio will certainly never be forgotten within the fire community. He touched a lot of people in his short life and having spoke to his close friends and fellow firefighter brothers, he left his mark in this world by the way he lived and not the tragic means in which he left. Please keep us posted if they happen to let you know if they tracked down its owner. Kevin was a brave soul who made the ultimate sacrifice doing something he loved. The definition of a true hero.

A decade old Yale study concludes that CCW reduces the risk of multiple victim shootings, and does more good than ANY other gun law on the books. The study was based on public shootings where there was more than one victim. http://www.thevrwc.org/JohnLott.pdf page 20: "Right-to-carry laws reduce the number of people killed or wounded from multiple victim public shootings as many attackers are either deterred from attacking or when attacks do occur they are stopped before the police can arrive. We are able to provide evidence for the first time that the harm from crimes that still occur can be mitigated. Given that half the attackers in these multiple victim public shootings have had formal diagnoses of mental illness, the fact that some results indicate concealed handgun laws reduce these attacks by almost 70 percent is remarkable. Differences in state right-to-carry laws are also important: restricting the places where permits are prohibited increases murders, injuries and shootings; more training requirements reduce injuries; and higher fees increase injuries and the number of attacks. The much greater deterrence that right-to-carry laws have for multiple victim public shootings than for other crimes like murder is consistent with the notion that a higher probability of citizens being able to defend themselves should produce a greater level of deterrence. The results are robust with respect to different specifications of the dependent variable, different specifications of the handgun law variable, and different control variables. Not only does the passage of a right-to-carry law have a significant impact on multiple shootings but it is the only gun law that appears to have a significant impact. [emphasis added] While other law enforcement efforts -- from the arrest rate for murder and the death penalty -- reduce the number of people harmed from multiple shootings, the effect is not as consistently significant as for right-to-carry laws. Finally, the data provides no evidence of substitution from shootings to bombings and little consistent evidence of “copycat” effects."

Gotta say thos made me chuckle. Good show

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