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1 18yr old person killed after checking himself out of school early, happened around the corner from school. The other school incedent was 3 young males running into a school seeking shelter from 2 people chasing them.. NO guns involved at this incedent. Cory Booker just held press confrence and explained both situations Neither are related

nice job

yep

Nope! Possesion is illegal not use

Teky0101 remember SARCO and SAMCO are two differenet places, just so you know http://www.e-sarcoinc.com/

Sarco is a great shop for mil surp rifles and parts

which guy you calling a asshat? the Politician is Norcross

I'm not against MMJ but its a issue thats pretty contriversal According to ATF "any person who uses or is addicted to marijuana, regardless of whether his or her state has passed legislation authorizing marijuana use for medicinal purposes, is an unlawful user of or addicted to a controlled substance, and is prohibited by federal law from possessing firearms or ammunition." I wonder if it will show on background check that one is a registered MMJ user?

looks like its coming up in next segment

Alex Jones is talking about the Hot Mic today http://www.infowars.com/listen

yes good call! I got a bunch of those from making my own cards, why didnt i think of that! you can even use sticker labels on them

I actually use CLP Breakfree on everyhting, I have a variety of different ones but havent tried all of them yet. REM oil is tacky so I dont use that one.

cool idea, i like the military looking font here's what I do

+1 for Old School hes probably got what you need

is he gonna be able to allocate the other space to make more 8" plates? might help fill up order

Sarco has some in Easton PA if no local shops have them.

yep, u edited your post while i was posting

sanibel rocks! my granparents had 3 houses over 20 years down there.. ding darling reserve, timmys nook on captivas key lime pie, bubble room, oh the memories, the original chee burger

unless its Ruger K-Mini-14/5 F and Mini-14/5 RF

congrats.....

4) Finally, rifles legal in CT that may not be legal in NJ - are they allowed in NJ ranges? NO they are illegal to bring into NJ if their illegal here

dam, Pauly D is selling guns

This was posted today on NJ OAG website. http://nj.gov/oag/newsreleases13/pr20130513c.html Man Sentenced to State Prison for Selling Assault Rifle in Case Stemming from Attorney General’s Initiative to Fight Gun Crime May 13, 2013 TRENTON – Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced that a Newark man was sentenced to state prison today in connection with the sale of an assault rifle to an undercover State Police detective on the Garden State Parkway. The undercover purchase was made during an investigation conducted under the Attorney General’s initiative to fight gun trafficking and violence. George C. Sutch, 27, of Newark, was sentenced today to five years in state prison, including three years of parole ineligibility, by Superior Court Judge Bradley J. Ferencz in Middlesex County. He pleaded guilty on March 22 to a second-degree charge of unlawful possession of an assault firearm. In pleading guilty, Sutch admitted that he possessed a Ruger Mini-14 assault rifle. During an investigation by the New Jersey State Police, Sutch sold the assault rifle to an undercover detective for $450 at the Cheesequake Service Area on the Garden State Parkway in Sayreville on July 13, 2012. During the investigation by the State Police, Sutch also sold a .25-caliber handgun to the undercover detective for $100 at Deer Head Lake in Lacey Township on July 18, 2012. Deputy Attorney General Erik Daab prosecuted Sutch and handled the sentencing for the Division of Criminal Justice Gangs & Organized Crime Bureau. Sutch was among 57 defendants indicted last year as a result of an initiative launched by Attorney General Chiesa in which the Division of Criminal Justice and the New Jersey State Police are aggressively targeting gun violence through strategic investigations focused on seizing existing weapons in violent areas, disrupting the supply-chain of weapons trafficking into those areas, and aggressively prosecuting criminals involved in the illegal sale and possession of weapons. Most of the defendants are subject to the strict penalties applicable to Graves Act gun convictions, requiring mandatory periods of parole ineligibility of up to five years. Last year, the State Police Intelligence Section more than doubled the number of detectives assigned specifically to weapons trafficking, forming new Weapons Trafficking North and South Units and seizing over triple the number of guns seized by the Section in each of the two prior years.