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This is how it used to be here -- Get a P2P once every 3 years and you where good to go -- No new prints needed Now it's once every 5 years regardless

So I'm being told I need to have my fingerprints done again if I want to apply for a Permit to purchase a handgun. It's been less than 3 years since my last P2P and around 5 years since my last electronic fingerprinting. I'm being told, since it's over 5 years that I need to be fingerprinted again. What are the laws regarding fingerprinting exactly? Is my local PD requiring extra? They blame it on the county -- Middlesex County Seems like another money making scam again to me -- My prints didn't change in the last 5 years. -- Did anyone ever figure out what politician owns Morpho?

you could rebuild your batteries if you really want to keep the old tools -- The individual cells inside the case are available online I'm also in the market for new tools -- or rebuild my batteries -- Mine are 18v dewalt nicad batteries -- problem is my drill has let out smoke on multiple occasions -- the rest of the set is OK except I have to remove the battery from the grinder after use -- it went runaway on me once while I left it on the bench with battery in I was thinking milwaukee but I honestly never heard so much good about dewalt lithium stuff -- making me rethink my choice

Like Joe said -- Go to Car part and find your axle -- Do you have ABS brakes? There are a few on there and I have used car part before -- junkyard guys are hit or miss -- might get a guy on the phone you can talk to , might get an asshole -- but I guess thats how it works anywhere http://www.car-part.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi Also search craigslist and Facebook marketplace -- don't be afraid to buy a whole parts truck, steal the axle you need then scrap it out -- might just get the axle for free

Go to Heritage Guild in PA -- a lot closer and they usually have a decent selection This is just to fondle some 1911's

what rear is in that thing? Gearing? I just threw a perfectly good axle out a year ago -- stocker out of a 95 -- upgraded to a 14 bolt Find out what you have -- crawl under there and read the tag, get your gear ratio then buy a used take off on Craigs list Are you actually close to metuchen? I'm in Middlesex borough -- I can help if you need it -- I'll even swap out the axle for you for a small fee if you can't do it yourself Lets start here -- 94 GMC suburban -- 2wd or 4wd? 1500 or 2500? I just did a quick search -- I can find half a dozen axles under $500 -- figure out what you have and what you need before spending big money rebuilding -- just swap it out with a good unit

Keep in mind that vigil is built on an Aluminum frame -- For a gaming gun I would want a heavier steel frame to absorb recoil and get me back on target faster I do vote for a Dan Wesson though -- Save a little more money or go shop the classifieds over at 1911 addicts A STI Trojan should be a consideration as well

I wonder how exactly they are going to collect it and what will the penalties be for non compliance -- How the gonna enforce it? the system for small business in the state makes me an unpaid tax collector, I have to calculate, collect, fill out all the paperwork, and pay the state all on my time -- no compensation from them at all and if I'm late they fine me

This is probably the best move for you Chris I have the stuff to do it too but I'm gonna bet Alec's stuff is ready to go and much more accessible -- and he's closer to you

The pellet pistols are considered full blown handguns here in NJ -- Not sure what that means to you being that you already own them I've been reading this whole thread -- you need to stop asking permission -- read the laws yourself and make your determination of what they mean the police don't want your guns here -- no matter if they are legal -- they will beat around the truth in the hopes you don't bring them, if there is ever an issue they will take all of them, until you prove they are legal and yours -- they will not be cared for in police custody Sounds to me like you have some things to think about...

What bullets are you using? -- if it's lead HBWC you'll need to be fairly heavy with the expansion die

My order is a little different... 1 - deprime using a universal decapping die -- do not size 2 - clean using a wet tumbler and stainless pins -- I like clean primer pockets 3 - prime and inspect using a Lee hand primer 4 - lube 9mm only -- 9mm sticks in the dies 5 - size -- remove decapping pin from sizer dies 6 - expand case mouth -- lyman M die if I'm using the hornady press - dillon press expansion gets done with charge 7 - charge 8 - seat 9 - crimp

Yes you will get holster wear with kydex — I have a few 1911’s with plenty of wear that have only seen kydex holsters but who cares — it’s just a gun — use it and have fun

I've heard stories from family about armed men standing on the rooftop of that building during the riots -- armed with M1 carbines of course

The factory -- "Plainfield machine" was actually in Dunellen -- It's a childs day care now

Was in the process of registering to bid, and reading your terms $20 NICS?? I was unaware of a price increase -- I'm surprised that long guns, sold locally, aren't just a COE How about multiple purchases, are you going to try and charge a nics fee per item? I was looking thru some of the starting prices -- seem kinda high when you factor in the 15% auctioneer fee -- Are these set in stone or will they go down if no one bids the starting price?

There are about 125 names on that list dating back to 1966 -- the newest, most recent is 2011 You're kidding right?

I little further north? -- How long is the drive from Nashua to Jackson? You don't need to go that far to get away from the Nashua riffraff I bought property in Warner a few years ago -- 15 minutes from Lake Sunapee -- It's a busy area if you want it to be, not so busy too. I don't have a house there, just property. It's a 5 hour drive from here.

2+2=4 Extended cold with -5 or so last night = frozen pipe It's that simple

I have a rinnai -- When Mine quit I pulled the flame sensor -- Cleaned the crud off it with some emery cloth and it fired right up -- Ordered new sensor and installed -- been good for a couple years now -- My rinnai is probably 12 to 15 years old now

Don't you mean a HEAVY box I have the do all thrower -- no wobbler -- I just use whatever 12 volt battery I have around -- I save the ones that won't put out enough amps to start a car but still hold 12 volts -- never had a problem but just the thrower really isn't much of a strain on the battery

yea I was thinking $50 per thousand -- $90 per 2000 would be fair -- especially if I had to drive to meet

Wow $10 a bucket, It's not even worth it for me to keep tripping over these things, Guess I'll just throw them in them away...

I have a hennessey -- Don't know the model offhand -- I bought it directly from them, they had a damaged sale or something like that -- no top or bug net -- was considerably cheaper I slept in it a few times set up in the basement -- Just to try it out -- it's OK Do you have a basement to set one up and try it out in relative warmth? -- Take mine and try it for a few nights -- if you've never slept in one for any length of time you should -- they are not for everyone