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Someone who gets it.

It's not an unusual request. You should contact a 2a friendly attorney who will guide you through the process including seeing a psychologist. In the end, it will cost you time and money. A friend of mine explained this to me when I asked him why he had to hire a lawyer to get his permits.

At that temp., dark cherry, nothing will happen unless you hit it with a hammer or something similar.

Permanent as defined by the state of NJ is all that matters. It's a short menu: Pinned and welded or 1300º F silver solder.

MedicYeti, I had to take an emergency ambulance trip to Cape May hospital from the Villas last September, maybe you responded to the call? If so, I never got to say thanks. So, thanks!

Because I want to.

http://seattle.cbslocal.com/2013/05/23/911-dispatcher-tells-woman-about-to-be-sexually-assaulted-there-are-no-cops-to-help-her-due-to-budget-cuts/ I believe this story was headlined to try and get people to vote to raise taxes for services but it backfired. Instead, it's one of the best arguments I've seen for a having pd weapon.

I use them all the time for reloading 223. I haven't had a failure.

A Muzzle Brake has to be welded so that you can't unscrew it and put on a flash hider. A flash hider is never legal when it's a second evil feature. Welding or pinning doesn't make it legal.

People should stop posting here when they find ammo at a local store. Let the repeat customers buy before the hoarders swoop in.

Not only was this gun easily accessible, it was loaded and cocked with the safety off (I gotta believe that a four year old playing army would only pull the trigger and couldn't make it fire ready). Maybe someone with a 10/22 miscounted at the range and thought the gun was empty?

I'm going to buy an air rifle to use until things get near normal again. Meanwhile, I'll shoot what I have until I run out which won't be long. I can't get the powders or bullets I want for reloading so that's not an option. I have a lot of lead and tin and was thinking of casting bullets for the 45/70 but the air gun will be easier.

I'd want to see that at 300yds to see if that bullet is actually stable. Nice shooting.

Can't find enough bullets or powder to develop much of anything. 60's and H335 are all I have left in 223. A higher twist is certainly a good idea for those heavier rounds.

Outrageous invasion of privacy.

I never thought hand loading for this caliber was a way to save money because I always found good deals on bulk ammo before all this went down. I reload to develop loads as part of the hobby. So far, my hand loads group tighter than factory ammo. I don't care for house specific brands myself.

I just got a Savage 10 FCP-K for shooting at the same ranges you mentioned. So far, I've only shot it at 100 yds and it was very accurate right out of the box. It was also a pleasure to shoot, little recoil and the muzzle blast with the brake wasn't obnoxious with the 223 round. I was shooting hand loads, 60g with 22.5 H335. I want to stretch it out to 200/300 to try different bullet weights and powders with the 1:9 twist.

Campaigns are incredibly expensive. Better to wait for normal election cycle to launch successful bid.

Recalls are a big mistake. We went through this in Hudson County in the 70's and all it did was break the bank and paralyze government.

Done http://www.nraila.org/get-involved-locally/grassroots/write-your-reps.aspx

The ad says it has "good" flash suppression.

Corporations shouldn't pay any taxes. They're not people. People own these entities and should pay taxes on their profits through normal income taxes. By treating corp.'s as people it's easy for the owners to hide money behind the corporate shield. Probably not a popular position

First I heard that his truck had broken an axle leading me to believe he broke down. Later I heard that they may have broken it when they towed it. So now I don't know if he broke down or not.

My guess is that he's dieing of exposure or already dead. The fact that his truck broke down means that he wasn't where he wanted to be when he was forced to head into the woods. How long can he last with limited food and gear this time of year? Thing is, it can be a long time before his body is found, if ever.

I had to trim some plastic off of mine to even fit in my AR and I had to pull it out after pressing the release button. It never had feed issues, though.