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Did you read this part about licensing and qualifications: "Licensing requirements mandate that gun owners meet certain standards or pass certain tests before owning guns or using them in particular ways. Those laws can advance gun safety by ensuring that owners understand how to handle guns safely, particularly before guns are carried in public. For example, many jurisdictions that permit the carrying of concealed weapons have traditionally imposed licensing requirements on persons who wish to carry such weapons. Registration requirements, by contrast, require registration of individual guns and do not meaningfully serve the purpose of ensuring that owners know how to operate guns safely in the way certain licensing requirements can. For that reason, registration requirements are often seen as half-a-loaf measures aimed at deterring gun ownership...."

Just doing a last in line.... Ted Kopel at the volokh conspiracy has a complete run down on Kavanaugh's 2A opinions. It comes directly from the horse's mouth. http://reason.com/volokh/2018/07/09/judge-kavanaugh-and-the-second-amendment?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Edit--And if after reading it, you still think he was the best pick for our 2A rights, I got nothing else for you.

Yeah, I could never get a good answer for that one. And we are not even talking about doing away with the whole NFA thing which we should be.

But why settle for better than any Hillary pick if we could get somebody that's ideal?

Hold my beer and watch this ~Diane Finestein “When you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you,” Feinstein said. “And that’s of concern when you come to big issues that large numbers of people have fought for for years in this country.” Feinstein is clearly hinting here at the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, a ruling that Feinstein supports so vociferously that she has even called it a “super-precedent.” https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/dianne-feinstein-amy-coney-barrett-senator-attacks-catholic-judicial-nominee/

Bonus true fact: Cristiano Ronaldo was named after Ronald Reagan.

The point the Cpt is making is this is not the same Brazil from back when Romario, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho Gaucho were playing.

But seriously, Germany was a victim of it's own complacency. How do you lose a game against Korea? The next country to fall to the same disease is Portugal, the euro champs; they are playing like they don't care. If it wasn't for some individual efforts, they wouldn't have advanced. Good luck stopping Suarez from Uruguay.

It's not even the worse beating Germany took in Russia.

Was that the norm? I don't mean 20 years ago. I mean more recently like a few years ago because I never encountered a place in NJ that charges for plastic bags. But I don't shop at costco's, BJ's, Aldi's.

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That's how it starts. And I'm guessing it doesn't affect you. We'll talk in 20 years

Ronaldo just got the news-publicly at least-18M fine and 2 years suspended jail sentence from his tax "fraud" case in Spain. And he plays against Spain this afternoon whose head coach was fired a couple days ago.

In all fairness those are called sip stirrers, but you're still a savage.

Left lane dicks. For the love of everything you hold dear, get the efe out of the left lane. loud chewers. Close that damn mouth. Your moma taught you no manners? throat cleaners. Are you chocking? close standers. Dude give me my space or I'm gonna crop dust you. Hand shakers. Dude I don't know you and you want to shake my hand? snfllers. Here's a tissue.

Nah, handyman misses his piñata.

I was going to say "dead in the water" I don't want to be accused of being of not being cheerleaderistic enough. So, I'll say it has met some challenges, but under the right paradigm, there is a high probability of a successful outcome.

No it didn't.

The OP lives out of state.

Oh I can be that lazy, but I'm also very cheap so that's that.

Shooting... I've been doing it wrong.

So I got mine on Saturday. Thank you @Oakridgefirearms for doing the transfer. Tom is a good guy and not only I'll use him again, I'll also recommend him. Anyway, like a dope I didn't take any pictures. The guts are fine; no rust and weren't messed with, that I could tell, at least. The action is smooth. The crown is perfect. The bore isn't bright/shiny/new but looked perfect. The riffling looked sharp, too. Overall the steel is in very good shape. The wood on the other hand. Chips, divots and cuts are expected. But the finish is just too far gone. I may have to commit a sacrilege and refinish the stock.

I laughed a little harder than I should have seeing the dog running out of the driveway.

Correct. Unfortunately it seems that the only justices willing to follow precedent are on those cases that would benefit us if they didn't.