H.M. Murdock

Cutting off your nose to spite your face will leave you disfigured

Stop reading bulletin boards and go shoot your guns for fun

My questions were literal -- no ulterior motives

Thanks Pizza Bob So in discussions about gun grabbing on various forums, when people say that the federal government knows where to find all the guns (outside of NJ) -- that is mostly founded in conspiracy theory that the NICS data is retained? Does the FFL destroy their NICS records or just on the governments side? If the FFLs don't destroy their records, does the BATFE destroy them per any protocol? Are the NJ NICS approvals also destroyed under the same protocol as the federal NICS? Thanks again

All: I'm trying to wrap my head around all the possible sources of data the various levels of government may have on guns and owners When a PTP is involved the state, municipality, FFL and buyer all get copies? When a COE is involved the FFL/private party seller and the buyer get copies? The COE may also be voluntarily submitted to the state by the FFL/private party seller or the buyer? (and is this ever done in practice?) When ATF form 4473 is involved the FFL has the only copy? The state NICS and the federal NICS receive the form so they MAY keep copies? Thanks in advance

.22 LR 9mm Parabellum (conversion barrel) .38 Special .40 S&W .45 ACP

The guy is a crackpot, he shouldn't be representing our interests

That's the only thing I trust them to follow through on.

Carry extra shoe laces. Because if your shoe gets untied you gotta keep walking!

BOA screwed me for the last time 3 years ago. It took me 2 trips back to the branch to completely close out my checking account. F those F'ing F'ers to hell and back!!! A credit union and an AMEX account is all I need now. Haven't looked back.

Nice are they hanging these things up or are they selling that quickly? Been looking out for some things but just saw shotguns there today

I've tried to use the NJSP forms before, years ago, but my dept made me fill in their form instead. Their form was an older revision compared to the online form (at that time) and it was printed on carbon paper

I was wrong, the WASR-10 price tag is $1,800. But it comes with some extra mags I think (hard to read the hang tag from the other side of the counter)

Who knows until the 15th! Ignorance is bliss

This isn't a UN checkpoint. Passports should never be used for identification within the US! Never! Ever!

Haha. Well the Arsenal definitely was. I'll check the price on the WASR-10 next time. $1,200? $1,250? $1,300? $1,500? Regardless, a lot of coin for a Century AK. Or any AK really.

I believe it gets bumped from a disorderly person to a 4th degree crime if the eggs were rotten OR the egg carton was recovered with the "Use by" date scratched off

I was at Shore Shot tonight. There was a Arsenal SGL21 (I think) and a Century WASR-10 on the back wall. Either the Arsenal or both of them were $1500 Seems like a lot more people shooting long guns indoors these days Handgun ammo hasn't gone up much there yet (maybe 2 bucks for .40 S&W) although it was PMC bronze. Normally they've got Federal American Eagle or Fiocchi

AnnRoss (in the comments) says she was 24 years in but does not seem to have taken an oath to defend the Constitution. I think she is a civilian that got butthurt from the slightly sexist wording in the Corporal's letter. AnnRossMamma chiming in made me laugh

Does NJ NICS hit that counter? Or are the NJSP checks completely automonous? I also wonder on average how many NICS checks result in a gun buy? 50% rate expands the national total gun count by 1% or more Could be on for 6 million checks next month since this was just a couple weeks

I actually meant Penn Station -- leg strapped holsters and rifles at low ready. Don't want to see soldiers in schools just yet

We didn't have DARE or a police presence in my school growing up. If we saw a cop in school it meant an ambulance was a couple minutes behind. Years later they implemented DARE and when I saw the cop in my sister's school it did bug me out at first. I think I might have been a bit less reckless in some of my actions as a pre-teen / young teenager if I had more good exposure to police at that age. To me it was an us vs them thing and they were faceless and inhuman. If my mind had associated the local cops with actual human beings who had feelings and personalities and names I would have hesitated before doing stupid shit. Not that I wouldn't have reverted back to my old self once I started driving and dealing with that special breed of traffic cop who make it their job to trip you up as a youngin' Concealed and plain clothed is definitely the way to go. Don't need it looking like Port Authority or Israel in there.

I hope that Windex bottle is set to fine stream and not spray

I am optimistic that we will stay the surge of anti-2A laws on a national level but I think regional anti-2A hotbeds will become more polarized to the rest of the nation. I am most worried about NJ passing additional magazine capacity restrictions and a more comprehensive AWB. Even though IL is more restrictive it seems an easier fight to regain protections of the 2A.. the vast majority of IL outside Chicago is rural (and presumably pro-2A?).. and their anti-2A laws are so extreme that they may be easier to fight on a Constitutional basis. In NJ we're a minority and most of the local population is raised to believe we are evil. Forget the war for now -- how can we win this battle?

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