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Talk about reaching for the silver lining....

One day in the future we all will be considered to be a danger to ourseves or others by the single fact of wanting to have a gun. Being danger to ourseves or others has been a tool used by dictators to get rid of the undesirable. Be concerned.

"In the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Christie called for a ban on .50-caliber assault weapons but later vetoed a Democratic measure to do just that." Does anybody remember Christie calling for the ban on .50 cal guns?

Dayum, that fedex guy really sucks doing the same thing to two of our memnpbers on the same day.

I hate exemptions, protected groups, loopholes with a passion. But that's not a fair comparison. A fair comparison would to compare the suicide rate of LEO versus general population commited at PUBLIC RANGES with RENTAL GUNS. I would gess most LEO use their own guns to commit suicide and probably don't do it in a public place.

It would acomplish exaclty what requiring FPID to rent does: acomplishes nothing at all. I was just ilustrating that once you embark on a special needs--trying hard to be PC, here--slippery slope there's no stopping it. 1st step-Rent freely and people commit suicide. 2nd step-Bring a friend in order to rent and people still commit suicide 3rd step-Bring a friend, a FIPD and people still commit suicide. 4st step-Bring a friend, a FIPD, pass a NICS and people still commit suicide. 5st step-Bring a friend, a FIPD, pass a NICS, bring the police chief, and people still commit suicide. 6st step-Bring a friend, a FIPD,pass a NICS, bring the police chief, put a muzzle tether on the gun and still commit suicide. 7th step-Bring a friend, a FIPD,pass a NICS, bring the police chief, put a muzzle tether on the gun, put the gun behind safety glass and still commit suicide. At some point the range owner will give up stop rentals all together. To be fair to RSPT and any other place that had this type of tragedy happening in their permisses, I don't blame for doing what they deem necessary to prevent this from happening again. It's their honor, their good name, their's, their family and their employee's livelihood on the line. It's easy to bloviate when we don't have any skin on the game.

And the next step will be NICS before renting.

You did a great job. Just for reference, in case you have dent in the wood that needs to be removed, Charles Neil technique works very well. If you don't have a clothes steamer, you can us a clothes iron. Just put a rag between the iron and the stock as to not scorch the wood. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ3Jmr5Q9yM

I weren't a dick. The same happened to me in East Orange in the early 90's.

This one is better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Not a member either.

Depending on the final price, I would be in.

To me. I'll forward it to him. Scouts honor.

Welcome. And just as an FYI, NJ does NOT require you to register any firearms legally acquired while resident of another state. Just make sure they are NJ compliant and the magazines hold 15 or less rounds. If the police strongly sugests your to register them, tell them to go piss up a rope. Politely, of course.

And get the aids, dude. You're slipping.

Improper invocation of Godwin's law.

No, no luck getting nailed by anybody. Thank goodness for that.

Owner. Having reread your question, refer to post#92 for the correct anwser. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/76857-transport-one-reason-why-people-dont-understand-the-law/?p=974614

Take it easy, there big fella. We're done with the horse, but barely started on the cow.

Wait, are you the mustang guy that called the double D's a few days ago?

...that Newtonian had expressed a million times, openly in this forum, for all to read including Mr. Colandro and all other the big name backers that Newtonian supposelly contacted. ---There, finished the sentence for you---- On another note; I won't opine on the merits of the recall or on the merits of Newtonian's arguments, but I will say this: Mr Roubian, that was a hell of show of poor ledership and nonexistent PR skills and the tact worthy of a rock . Worse than a bull in a china shop.

No, he treats midgets.

It depends. Unless the law changed, some PD's extend them before they expires, others do it after. The only way to know for sure is go ask them. Also, they are not required to extend them. It is done solely on their discretion.

http://www.irs.gov/publications/p463/ch04.html Two places of work. If you work at two places in one day, whether or not for the same employer, you can deduct the expense of getting from one workplace to the other. However, if for some personal reason you do not go directly from one location to the other, you cannot deduct more than the amount it would have cost you to go directly from the first location to the second. Transportation expenses you have in going between home and a part-time job on a day off from your main job are commuting expenses. You cannot deduct them.

Sure. But did the costumer know the terms of the contract between glock and store before purchase? If he didn't, how could he have made the informed decision of not participating in the program?