H.M. Murdock

What about possession while engaged in interstate travel with NJ as the start or end point?

Is that a real thing? I don't want to be laughed at in the pharmacy

Glocks on Gunbroker for over $700. I laugh. I cry. I wait. For those people that start foaming when they see these high prices it is best to pretend that it does not even exist. 13% of all deaths are attributed to raised blood pressure. For those people with a sense of humour.. if you must say something, just waste their time. Kick tires with the salesmen at the store, drag half the inventory to the cash register and then go outside to take a personal call. On sites like Gunbroker, click "contact the seller" and ask a simple question that will definitely get a response. Now you have their email address and you can continue to waste their time. Or even send them photos of zoo animals doing it. Whatever makes you feel better

This question reminds me of Jan 1st when every forum I'm on sends me an automated Happy Birthday email. There are a lot more guys in their 20's than I expected. I think that is a good thing for the future of RKBA in NJ. I suspect the younger guys have quite a few black rifles too.. I laughed It is still beneficial to limit the personal data you volunteer on the internet. You are in much better shape if all your personal information available on the internet was harvested from public records.

Oooh, I love these games. Is it next to an airport? Hope he don't have Pro Mags

There is much already written on this subject. You don't even have to search, just scroll thru recent threads If you're making your decision based on speculation then I would go with pinned 0 round magazines (as you'll need something to override the magazine disconnect on many pistols). There will eventually be another left Governor in NJ again along with another mass murder for the left legislature to hook on to. P.S. you already can't have standard capacity mags in many common handguns in NJ -- we already have mag capacity limited to 15 rounds

If the hotel room is your residence, can they really prevent you from possessing your handgun there? I don't believe a landlord can

Then correct them and point out the vicious cycle perpetuated by FUD mongering

Big fan

Someone may still come forward with a good detail to work with (one of the kids maybe) P.S. Glad sbe's ok

Yep, they actually said that -- heard it with my own ears Amended

If this guy relisted without so much as talking to you first and he won't hold up his end of the bargain I would personally exhaust all my options with Gunbroker. Technically his account should be suspended if he didn't fulfill his contractual obligation. I'm not sure how firm their policy is -- maybe they let things slide by if the mistakes were made in good faith. I would fight the good fight

Even some people on this BBS are doing it <grumble>

Unfortunately, doing the right thing is not predicated on whether the other party was doing the right thing. That said.. Gunbroker is a dog-eat-dog marketplace and if he is profiteering then you need not handicap yourself with ethics that don't constitute the rules of Gunbroker. Wouldn't think less of you either way. I was the highest bidder on an auction that ended without hiting the reserve. In the item description the seller stated to email them in this circumstance as they may still sell. Instead of telling me "no thanks", the guy told me "this one isn't for you" in the douchiest (sp?) way possible when I gave him a realistic price. And he continued to taunt me when I offered a bit more. So I told him where to shove it, bought one in nicer condition for less than I offered him and I've emailed him a photo of it offering to sell it to him every week for over a year.

^^ Ok, I laughed

Do the right thing

B-O-R-I-N-G. Roughly equivalent to sitting thru 10 Introduction meetings at CJRPC

I came into this thread expecting to see a photo of the world's biggest alarm clock. I'm disappointed to say the least. To answer the question -- no idea. But Ray has a point.

Are you familiar with the pot and kettle idiom? You and axeman make quite the tag team in pushing your ideas for "compromise" and stirring the pot. It's going to work out the same -- with or without absolutism. The legislature is forcefully pushing through their agenda with irrational abandon. They don't give a shit that you're willing to capitulate on some of the proposed legislation. You never answered the question above -- why even go there? We're along side you visiting/calling/faxing/emailing our elected officials, going to rallies, etc. There's no need to belittle us or make us out to be crazy. Honestly if I lived in rural Sussex County maybe I could stick my head in the sand too. But I don't unfortunately, I live in the center of this shit storm. In response to the other thread you guys have going, there is a difference between harebrained "tin foil" conspiracies and what is happening right now to our 2A rights in this state. Again, stirring the pot and belittling those who are willing to fight for their freedoms on every level.

I've heard good things about the AR platform

The investigation can remain secretive indefinitely since it doesn't need to be presented as evidence at a murder trial. I too would like the details of the investigation ASAP and definitely before election season.

At least a month old but I can't speak to its accuracy Still not much on the shelves though, that's for sure

That was for the primaries. General election voting was 24k vs 6k (still a horrible ratio) Barely hyperbole to suggest that Jesus Christ ® could run against Osama Bin Laden (D) and lose in some of these disticts. Here's some numbers. From http://www.elec.stat...pr_11032011.pdf - In 2009 incumbents outspend challengers 2.8:1 (outraise 3.5:1) and in the 2011 election 100% of the incumbents won reelection. Funding dropped to an all time low since 1999. The top quarter of overall campaign spending was ~$3.2mm in District 2 down to ~$400k in District 17 -- a small amount of money in politics. Surely some welldoers concerned about the future of their $10k .50 BMG rifle(s) could giive a hand on this front. Photo Hunt Current NJ Senate composition vs General Assembly composition (districts average 210k population) http://www.census.go...les/12s0398.pdf - According to census data there were 6.737mm people eligible to vote in NJ in 2009 (over 18). 58.5% of them voted in the 2008 Presidential election. 31.5% of them voted in the 2010 Us Reps election. http://www.census.go...les/12s0400.pdf - 55.5% of the eligible population of NJ were registered voters in the 2010 election and only 36.2% cast a vote. http://nj.gov/state/...unty-110811.pdf - In the 2011 NJ election (76.8% eligible out of est. population 8.835mm - US census), 76.5%(?) of the eligible population was registered and only 20.8% cast a vote. Here are the official 2011 NJ results: Senate: http://nj.gov/state/...ults-121411.pdf General Assembly: http://nj.gov/state/...ults-121411.pdf If Democrats hustle for a large turnout this year by riding on Newtown's coat tails we could be trouble with our own incumbents. 40 state Senate seats are up for election too. List of candidates will be up on April 1st. The governor's race could get interesting depending on how things unfold. We really have to give it everything from now through the election. BALLS TO THE WALL

That age group just wants to do something -- change for the sake of change. Doesn't hurt anyone if they want to channel that energy into rearranging their living room every week. But it's disastrous when meddling in government. This disease will continue to spread to older age groups as the instant gratification fostered by modern technology and parenting breeds this impulsivity into new generations from birth. It's best we don't encourage this age group to vote. Let's hope we don't ever change to virtual voting booths where these sloths can effect change from their couch without even having to go outside and deal with the nightmare they're creating.