Texan

would like to know the break down - how many kitchen knives, how many hammers, letter openers, screw drivers, tire irons, baseball bats, blunt objects, and actual firearms. Any thing ilegal should be constantly looked after. Any agenda motivation should come with obstruction of justice at minimum.

Todays society is filled with everything but the truth and ownership of ones actions. It was because of video games, it was guns, it was laws, it was because he was bullied, it was because he wasn't bullied enough. The current evolution of people is stuck in the ignorance of intelligence era. Everyone trys to asign blame on something other than the hard truth that should be faced. We are responsible for our actions - period. The more we try to assign blame on something else, the more irresponsible we as a society become.

This is beyonhd beleif - the only thing that can be said is Madatory death sentence. None of this will ever make sense or be understood. I hope and pray no one can relate or understand this guy.

Its not what he had. Its what he said and how he acted. He had a few illegal items for NJ although everything could be legally owned through the ATF in the majority of other states. It isnt what he had that hurts us. Its the mental state of the individual. I love how they show the small collection as if that is the culprit of the problem. They should have shown a picture of the problem - the idiot. The firearms, an inanimate object stays the same. The idiiots change. The idiots need to be regulated, not the objects they possess.

What! Don't like Glocks?! how about now? Who comes up with this stuff? dont they know 2 side by side would be better.

IF you have a head board, nail or screw an old holster to the back of it and keep it there at night. or mount the holster to the back of the side table next to your bed if you have one. Easy access at night and put it in the gunvault during the day. works for me. I have 2 kids - 6 and 4.

Would agree but the mind set would be. I feared for everyones life. It looked as he was getting down to retreive his firearm that I thought he had dropped so I continued to shoot. After they exited the building, there was no longer a threat. I did not pursue and stayed inside. Of course he is liable for any damage to others. Your life isn't a guessing game of what a criminal is going to do next.

Agreed - however most criminals aren't trained. The CCW doesnt stand a chance agianst a police officer that knows that there is a CCW in the classroom. Just clear angled - would of made stronger points without the disadvantaged CCW and the angle ABC is spinning. And the CCW needs training. IF every law abiding citizen carried, and criminals knew that, I believe that criminals would have second thoughts on crime in general. Granted there would be more death related to crime because of "quick to draw citizens". However crime would go down.

I support complete CCW for all states. This is typical angled trash that feeds our public. Pretty sure trained law enforcement make a habit of taking out classrooms knowing there is, and where the CCW are in the room. Discredits all they try to do - I would be embarrassed if I were ABC.

I'm pretty positive that he spends a lot of time outdoors, personal ranges, and outdoor ranges. We tend to get comfortable when we spend the majority of our time with firearms in our hands. When safety disciplines are a constant habit, we forget that others aren't as comfortable with their handleing of firearms. However I understand that observers wouldn't know if he understands the measures of safeties one must take - so I can understand the concern of any individual handling a firearm in any manner. I spend more time myself learning the rules of others so they are comfortable, despite my own comfort levels and safety habits.

I have some SBRs that are reg. for my parents Texas address that is still listed as my residence. I am here in NJ for school and work but this isnt my resident state or home state. Don't quote me on this and this isnt legal advice, but from what I remeber researching through the ATF is that, one could leave the ATF items at the registered address on the forms when you're not present - provided they are under lock and key and no one else has access to.

I never condone violence but there is a quote that supersedes all, and although everyone wants to beleive what they do is right and justifiable - war doesn't prove who is right or wrong, only who is left. Freedom is a just cause - protection from tyranny is a must. NOT out right violence, protection. Dont make a man to protect his family from a rapist or murderer, and you wont have a dead criminal.

I agree. People make things out to be more than they really are or can be. However, I agree with it. I would rather over think it and keep a sharp and speculating eye on firearms rights, than think it could never happen. They inch towards disarming our law abiding citizens one tiny step at a time, and before you know it our rights are gone. Blow it all out of proportion and beleive each step is the one that directly takes our firearms away and it will keep the tiny steps from happening.

Gunforhire - a lot of great information there. Makes sense and I can't see any UN treaty being upheld that overrides the constitution. Just really scary that politicians do whatever they can to acheive their agenda whether its citizens agree with it or not. It seems as time passes politicians get bolder and bolder that one day we will find ourselves with a dictator in charge. We slowly inch that direction, I really feel that we are becoming what we won our independence from.

Tried searching and came up with nothing. Opionions are welcome however I'm looking for any real understanding of - If anyone thinks and understands the UN gun ban would be a real possibility?

Never to young. Just like you tell your child not to touch the stove. You don't hide the shove from them and pretend it doesnt exist.

Ya once you get comfortable you're 80% more likly to open yourself up to crime. Staying alert and aware of your surroundings pays in folds. I make a game of it. Counting or at least noticing each person in the room I walk into (Costco is a pain). Never sitting with my back to the door. Know my nearest exits. and the list goes on.

Lowes has some $10 mechanic gloves that are thin and have great tacky rubber palms. I love these for pistol work. Cheap and functional. not fancy, pretty, or brand name - however neither am I. What works - works. No different than the Pachmayr slip on grip material for pistols. Do what works for you, not what everyone else thinks. Kinda like the skateboard grip tape people put on their guns - could be looked at as excessive, but it works.

That sucks. I have several magazines made by Alexander Arms that are stamped, created, and designed for the 50 Beowulf, but because one could use them not as they were designed or intended, and force 30 rounds of 223 and make it function in another rifle. They could be and most likly seen as illegal. So sad the ignorance of those that are suppose to be intelligent and create our laws.

So wanted one of these but have heard so many bad reviews. Still want one, but I'm one that goes with what works best, not what I like. Had any load or eject problems, or misfires?

Exactly what I did in Cali. 30rd pmags hold 10rds .50 BEOWULF. I dremeled off the number 30 on all of them and any 5.56 and wrote 50 Beowulf designated with a 10rd indication on them. I have 50beowulf rds and upper. I also left one round of the 50 beowulf ammo in each magazine to show intent of legality. I also have several 10 rd 5.56 mags with one 5.56 rd in each to show intent. Now I dont know how bad the state would want to prosecute a law abiding citizen - given by the above. and I dont want to know. but its what I did and haven't shown it off to see. nor would I ever. And this wasn't done to skirt the law. Just to clairify my legal intent of what I owned. This is not legal advice. Please let me know how you guys would think it would go over in NJ before I move there.

jOn - right on. Sorting through the laws and understanding them pretty well. I will play it more on the safe side and leave it back in Texas. At lease now I can get rid of my bullet buttons with the switch to a pinned stock. and pinned compensator, not flash suppressor. Or could I pin the slide fire to make it a pinned stock making incapable of bump fire? I just hate leaving stuff with parents or relatives. Not their responsibility to look after.

Have one, and it has emptied my pockets while a day at the range all to often. - In Texas of course. If the rifle is a NJ legal brand, a pinned compensator, and fixed mag ( non ejectable mag of less than 15 rounds) - I haven't seen anywhere that has stated bump fire or ATF approved bumpfire devices are illegal in NJ. I would count on NJ intelligence of law makers saying it is an adjustable stock because it moves back an forth. By these measures it would be legal correct? or have I missed something somewhere? just trying to determine if I can or should bring mine when I move there.

Good stuff. Will be using this quite soon. Hate that I have to leave all my good stuff in my collection in Texas when I move to NJ. But good cause now I can justify buying new stuff to stay legal while in NJ.

Can't seem to pull away from CRKT M16 and M21. Have 5 - in different points, blades, colors. Love everything about them. Can't bring myself to exceed the 60 to 80 price range. Not enough knowledge to appreciate the 150 to 300 dollar knives.