TheDon

"Mouse" trap? Rat trap!

Ding ding ding ding!! Ladies and gentlemen, I believe we have a winner!!!

The freak-out happens when one of the trio is significantly out of place with the other two and changes the entire context of the purchase. i.e., A set of saw horses purchased with a set of tow chains is reasonable. Throw in a can of aerosol whipped cream,... an entierly different context comes to mind.

I'll start: 1. Shovel 2. 3-mil Contractor Bags 3. Duct tape

Thanks. That makes sense. Now, I feel like, duh!

I noticed that whenever I clean the chamber and inside the upper of my AR, CLP weeps out and runs down the outside of my barrel and handguard. Is that normal? I would imagine that should be sealed pretty good and not leak.

Briard Home Security System Installation: $750 Monthly Maintenance: $40

Racist jokes are funny 'cuz they are true.

I personally would not feed Stingers to any .22 autoloader, pistol or rifle. Every .22 semi-auto that I own says Stingers are a no-go. Good to go in lever or bolt action. Velocitors are good to go in all my semiauto rifles. IMHO, it is a very effective small varmit round. I have used them to take out groundhogs at 30 yards. Too expensive for plinking though. But, if you got them and they are just gathering dust, why not shoot them. You should be good to go. If you want to be certain, go to your manufaturer's website and download your manual. Any ammo restrictions and/or recommendations should be provided in your manual.

Now, THAT ^^^^ is not very funny.

You cut me off in traffic! I KILL YOU!!

I agree that the OP cannot take posession of the firearms and transport them himself to Florida or the the UPS/FedEx location. Where are the guns now. If they are at his parent's house or some other place where the OP can obtain lawful access, there is no law against OP packing the firearms up and shipping his firearms to his friend via a common carrier using a the residential pickup service. Both UPS and FedEx offer residential pickup services. Residential pickup is much cheaper than an airline ticket and NJ is not going to get too excited about a box of firearms *leaving* the State.

A picture may say a thousand words, but this one is only saying that this man is very angry. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas what he might be so angry about. I’ll start: “What do you mean the camel dung invalidated my warrantee?!?! I am NOT paying for this muffler!!"

WHY did you come back?!?! My GOD, MAN, you escaped.

Dangerous Criminal --

Scenes from America.

What I want to know is, WTF is a "neighbor check"?!?!?!

Has anyone else noticed that The Sportsman's Guide add banners are adaptive now. I guess they are storing info in cookies on you machine or something because whenever I see one of their add banners now it is showing me deals on items that I recently looked at. For me, this is driving me away. I am actually less likely to use their website because I do not want to be marketed to in this way. Anyone else hating on this too, or am I just an old fart? Edited: Stalking, not Stocking.

The grounds for the cival suit would be the short-circuiting of the regulatory measures enacted by the NJ Legislature. That would be a perfectly valid law suit. The retailer would lose.

Federal law only preempts States/locals from prohibiting the sale, no prohibition on regulating the sale. And NJ does not prohibit the Sale of BB guns. There is just no market for them in NJ because of the NICS and transfer fees.

That's the risk of sitting up late at night and posting under the influence. Only half the funny stuff makes it from your grain to the keypad.

For new purchases FFL transfer fee + NICS == Cost of BB Gun + gas for drive to PA. ETA: Interstate purchase of firearms is covered by Federal law, not State. BB guns are not firearms by Federal definition. There are therefore no regulations to follow. As Paul said, in America, BB guns are toys. Coming back to NJ, you do need a FPID to possess. Also be careful about simply giving it to your kids to keep in their bedrooms as our fathers did for us. All it takes is one of their friends telling his mommy that your kid has a BB gun and ammo in his bedroom... ugh!

Slip2000. I put that sh!t on everything!

No, your FID will not be valid when you return because you are never returning. You are escaping and you are taking about returning! Are you crazy? Well, unless you are moving to NY or CA. Once you move out of state, you are required to destroy your NJ FPID. The procedure is as follows. You must follow this procedure precisely. 1. Have your AR de-neutered and un-spayed by an American gunsmith, or better yet, buy a new one in full M4 carbine configuration. Make sure you obtain a 30-round magazine. 2. Tape your NJFPID to the largest canister of tannerite available for over the counter for retail sale at your local sporting good store. 3. Blast you NJFPID from 100 yards. You are not coming back. Keep telling yourself, you are NOT coming back. Edited. Ooops. Canister of what? ;-) But I think everyone got the joke anyway.