Howard

If you don't like it then change it with your VOTE! Its time get rid of all the liberals.

These things are great for the price. I have an 8910 unit and it works very well. I use the program called Livecams Pro ($1.99) on my iPhone that let's me monitor the camera(s) from anywhere in the world. For DVR capabilities I use this: http://www.h264soft.com/ I originally got this cam because I had a dog that was on her way out that way doing her business in the house and my concern was that the two younger dogs were learning for her. Thus I got the cam and set it to record on motion in the area we were having the problems. I got to see it was only her and the others were not picking up on her bad situation.

Welcome, from another Morris County guy.

Sludog - I sent you a PM with some info.

Mine just cleared yesterday (Tuesday 3/26/13), had put them in eight days earlier on (Monday 3/18/13).

If you don't have a trunk that locks, doesn't the gun need to be in a case with a lock on it unless you know a judge or someone sleeping with a judge that can get you a carry permit?

And THIS, is why I never ever ever ever (did I say ever enough?) use the postal service for anything except mailing tax returns.

Most bank failures in the US result in no loss to depositors no matter how much money they have in the bank. The reason is the FDIC usually comes in on a Friday afternoon and closes them under a pre-arranged take-off by another company that honors all deposits.

Well with Uncle Ben printing $85 billion a month we really have the same wealth tax taking place here. The only place to put money is in the stock market, which is what Uncle Ben is trying to get you to do. That is why the market is up so much. Then you have the government telling us all there is no inflation. Have you tried to buy food, fuel or ammo? Yea right, there is no inflation The really scary part is what is happening to kids entering the work force today. Unless they are very lucky and went to top schools they are getting jobs that pay much much less in real terms than what I made when I was their age. Further, they are not getting but a tiny amount in raises and have to pay for benefits and fund their own retirement. Their standard of living will be much lower than what was the case for those of us that entered the work force 20 to 30 years ago.

Well Troy, all I can say is I'm glad you passed on it. I got Brad to take a little off the price and he threw in a few boxes of .22LR, which is like gold these days. When I first saw it I said YUK, but quickly realized you could change the grips out fairly easily. They are sitting in a drawer, figure maybe some day I will find a Goth to buy them. I got a nice set of metal grips (seen in the picture) that are machined by a local guy in Randolph that they have at RTSP. Its funny I went in on a Saturday morning about three weeks ago just to look, but they had nothing. Brad told me they have lots of orders that have been outstanding for a year and they come in with no warning and have no clue what might come in or when. He showed me this and the .22 conversion kit that was with it and told me the history of the gun. I decided that if I waited someone else would grab it most likely. So, thanks to OGAM he had to hold it till I could run the NICS last Monday, and the "Instant" NICS took eight days. Gotta love NJ.

Well I took her for her first outing to the range today. She worked, probably would work better than many of you than for me - but I am just learning. Here are a few pictures:

You did not say where you are shipping it to, that is the key issue if it is legal or not. My suggestion is go to a web site like Cabela's or other major outfit and make like you are buying it and having it shipped to that location and see if the system will allow it to go to the payment stage - if so you should be good to go.

We had an organized deer hunt in the Shongum Lake area this winter. I and three of my neighbors gave permission for bow hunters to come in and shoot them. I back onto Andrew's park. I think they got six on my property. I'll PM you some of the Randolph stats.

Kathy must really like you! She does do a great job, but that is unheard of. She told me that at the rate things are going she thinks everyone in town will own a gun by year-end.

Thanks. He decided to send it to a friend in PA for now.

No, I have my cable vision card which gives me access to movies for free on Tuesdays -- there is no way I would pay money for their crap.

Not bad. It was mostly just watching bullets fly all over the place from hand guns and gunships in the sky.

Oh Night Prowler you are going to hate me. When I picked up my permits I asked about that, as I said I knew it was impossible even in good times to use four in 90 days. They said they would extend them for the full 180 days right there on the spot. It is good to live in a GOP town

It was free movie Tuesday so I went to see Olympus Has Fallen, all the ammo we can't find - they used it to film that movie. I cannot believe the amount of gunfire. Yet the leftist from Hollywood don't see this as an issue in getting crazy kids to not be able to tell fiction from real life.

Probably going around 10 or 10:30 unless something comes up. I'll be the guy with the KIMBER Got yelled at somewhere else for not sharing a picture - so here she is:

It really depends so much on the town. I put in for my FID and 4 P2P on January 15th and had them on Feb 11th - only 28 days -- I count myself as one of the very lucky ones. But it just took me 8 days to get my "Instant" NICS back for a handgun purchase.

I found a Kimber Custom II a few weeks ago and fell in love with it. Thanks to our stupid OGAM rules I had to wait till last Monday to put the NICS through. Got the phone call while out doing errands that they came back - I guess I should be "happy" it only took 8 days. She is used, but she is new to me. Came with four kimber mags and the Kimber .22 cal conversion kit. Can't wait to go to the range tomorrow and try her out. Perfect timing today, as about 10 minutes ago the UPS guy rang the bell with 1,000 rounds of .45 cal for me to feed her with. What a great day!

What do you expect from Coumo, he has always been a lying bag of dog excrement!

I think the Barska is similar but not the same. The key is not located there, it is behind a metal plate about 2" to the right and 2" down. Also the mechanism is not at a 90 degree angle it is installed at a 45 degree angle. I have seen that the stackon ones could be opened by just picking the unit up and dropping it because of the 90 degree orientation. I won't address destroying the print reader, as I don't want to try that. I guess the bottom line is what I said before, these are locking cabinets designed to keep stuff away from someone that just wants to pick it up or take it from a drawer. They are not true safes, but that is not what they are designed for. Remember also that locks don't keep true thieves out, they just keep honest people honest.

The bigger question is WHY is .22LR so hard to come by? It is not used by LEO or DHS or anything like that, so why has it all of a sudden become the single most difficult ammo to find?