ryan_j

Surprised it took a cop to say that. That would have been my first instinct.

People don't text in the subways. There's no reception. They play pointless video games instead.

All of that shit had to be staged.

How hard is it to get a permit in MD anyway? Just wondering if they are tight asses like NJ or a bit more loose like CT.

yes

I'm listening to CA4's orals right now for this case. http://coop.ca4.uscourts.gov/OAarchive/mp3/12-1437-20121024.mp3 It's quite a difference between us and them. The state seemed well prepared, confident and wasn't bumbling like NJ deputy AG Wood. Haven't gotten to hearing Gura yet though.

I would carry to wawa every morning to get my coffee, even if I don't neeead to.lol

It's not on FiOS, U-Verse or IPTV like WVT's system. But every area that has FiOS also has a cable provider like Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner and Service Electric. They all have News 12.

I thought news 12 was available everywhere in NJ where there is cable tv.

It's because of how the left has played up abortion, as a means for a women to regain her independence when an evil man implants an unwanted child in their womb. I'm a guy, happily married with 3 kids. I don't really want to be independent from my wife. We are a family, we work together.

That's a damn good question. I wonder if this would apply to 3D printed magazines?

Some states were open carry and some didn't allow carry. Texas you'd think is a pro gun mecca but reality is that they have restrictive laws with regard to carry.

GET OFF THE PHONE YA BIG DOPE!!! (lol, listen to the show to get where I got that from, give 'em the 20 second liberal clock!) I hope this doesn't go too OT but I dislike how he uses ad hominems but I chalk that up to style more than anything. Anyway, he is a solid constitutional conservative. His legal foundation sued to overturn obamacare, and although he was unsuccessful I give him a lot of credit. My personal belief is that the constitution must be upheld as written. No ifs, buts, ands about it. There is plenty of historical context for the 2nd amendment such as state constitutions. There should be absolutely no doubt as to its meaning.

Eh, I'm not taking a chance with hollow points in NJ. Even though the law says one thing, if you shoot someone with it in self defense that could be something extra to "get" you on.

I think it's sponsored by members who want to support it. It's a nice program and a good way of giving back and building membership.

Nope. I did too. However I also have cable/trigger locks which I can use too.

I really believe that judges are legislating/ruling out of their asses and their decisions have zero to do with the actual intent and wording of the constitution. As a result, we are utterly f---ed. Mark Levin's "Men in Black" is a good read btw.

I don't see why it's so hard to understand one sentence. The US constitution and the bill of rights was based on state constitutions, many of which state clearly that RKBA is for defense of self and state. In fact some even go as far as to prohibit standing armies unless specifically authorized.

Aren't gun safes already tax free?

It's Cherry Ridge. You have to police your brass anyway. I think I could even get away shooting steel cased ammo there.

Thanks for the replies... I may try another box sometime and see.

I'm not the best shot in the world but I try and I am learning. I bought a box of blazer aluminum cased ammo. I couldn't group my shots at all. Switched to brass cased remington UMC and I was able to group really easily. But there could have been a ton of other variables, so I'm asking you guys - If you've shot aluminum ammo before, have you had trouble with accuracy? I know with pocket pistols it's a bit of a challenge but I'm wondering if the ammo also plays a part. This is with my springfield XDS 45 ACP, target was 15 yards outdoors. If I could find some ammo I'd like to try it with a 9mm.

Not anymore. It took me a while to find that poll though. It was buried.

I have a GunVault GV2000s. It's a small pistol box I keep in the bedroom. At first I liked it but I found that the batteries die every month. Thinking of sending it back. I have a sentry safe but they said it's not suitable for firearms, and I'm not about to store my emergency home defense weapon in the big gun safe in the closet. I don't want the stack on crap from wal mart. I was told they can be opened easily without the key.

I wonder how many are first time FPIDs. If it's just P2P it could just be people buying up before an anticipated ban.