ryan_j

OUtstanding!!!

There is no ordinance!!! LOL. Love it.

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fill up their fax machines. Done!

LOL, it is far from dying... In 2013 the number of US licensees is at an all time high. We are over 700,000 in the US alone. As for the old guys talking about medical ailments, you must be thinking of 75 meters where the colonoscopy nets are... Yes, I'm a ham but I'm more into contesting and DX than I am in just talking on the radio. AX.25 is old but there's Pactor which is used by sailboaters, both inside and outside of the ham bands. It used to be used for MARS but they disbanded it, I suspect because you need the expensive SCS modem. But it is in widespread civilian use. I don't like it on the ham bands but it is an option. Encryption is not allowed on ham radio though, but it can be done. The military uses HF in addition to satellite comms. There are commercial products available that do encryption. There are a number of "advanced" HF stuff that hams are playing with including digital voice on HF which can be encrypted. I really doubt that ham radio is the communication medium I would want to use to be an outlaw though...

Nice to see ANJRPC promoting the rally in the latest email.

she and judge napolitano are awesome.

Wow, does that video actually say that calling 911 and waiting for the cops is better?

This is why they had to pass it literally in the dead of night. Apart from the downstaters in lala land (NYC), New York State did not want this extreme measure.

Thanks for that. It's amazing how much of this doesn't get reported in the MSM, but as soon as someone pulls out a gun and fires one shot and no one fires back, the press is all over it.

I bet it was. And I wouldn't be surprised if they were linked to gangs originating from south of the border too.

Bad bad bad!!! Both should be SHALL issue, just like it is in America.

Awesome!

There are instant license plate and DL checks to write you a speeding ticket. Why not instant NICS? Sounds like a de-facto waiting period to me, just like PA had no liquor sales on sundays because the state owns all the liquor stores and closed them on Sundays.

I was reading in Nappen's book that it's illegal to transfer a firearm to anyone in your home. Meaning you can't even hand it to them. Is that true?

Welcome! I used to live in Wayne, at the mountain view crossing complex off rt 23.

I would come and buy from you. You sound like your prices would be reasonable. Your price for transfer sounds fair.

A flintlock?

And mind you, I am not "cop bashing" but I am criticizing the Government for lowballing new recruits. You aren't going to get the cream of the crop with such low pay. A former coworker of mine was a NYPD officer and hated it quite a lot. He couldn't wait to get out.

I drive a minivan (don't laugh) and I bought a cheap $13 plastic ammo box from Amazon with a hole for a lock and a $2 lock from the supermarket. It's not brinks but it satisfies the law. Better safe than sorry.

They raised that. I think it's around 45k now when you're in the academy and after 6 months it goes up. Within 2.5 years you're past 50k. In 2001 it used to be $31,305 and they had ads in the subway to recruit people. Honestly I don't know who they were aiming for with such low pay... and NYC cops don't need a 4 year degree, only 60 credits or 2 years military service. NJ cops are better educated since (IIRC) NJ requires a 4 year degree.

The fake pic is from a parody site.

Anthony is on the money. You have to take nra basic as they do not accept first steps. The good news is that CT is a "shall issue" state in practice so once you're qualified you'll get it. And I believe that CT doesn't really have a "CCW permit" per se. They have a pistol permit which allows carry, either openly or concealed.

Indeed.

A friend of mine who is with CCDL said that there were thousands there. The media misreported "hundreds" but there were thousands. And the vast majority were 2nd amendment supporters.