Howard

Thanks, you just RUINED MY DAY! I put mine in on Monday and thought there might be a slim chance I would get good news today

Yea got to love this crazy state. Next you will get ticketed for possessing a car which could exceed the legally posted speed limit

That is great! Got to love the Nanny state, don't worry they will keep you safe. Yea right.

Not an issue, mine has a keypad as well.

Well you pay for it with a credit card, so if you don't get it you just tell the credit card company and don't pay.

I think you need to educate the people at your range, they don't know NJ law!

Probably just keep them outside in your mail box, it is a Federal offense for anyone to touch anything in there so they should be safe Just kidding. You should probably put the lock on them and then keep them somewhere out of sight. Probably best NOT to keep in the master bedroom as that is the first place the bad guys go to look for stuff.

They still have 42 cases of 500rds 9mm blaster ammo for $128!

You have to watch this video of a Mattel commercial from years gone by - I had one of these as a kid. Notice the price at the end of the video too.

That is so funny, that is what my wife says - cause the one on the left likes her. In the real world the one on the left would bite you until you stopped moving while the one on the right would lick you to death.

While this obviously is a bad thing, at least if our legislator "F" us over we will have a market to sell out 15 round magazines to now. Hopefully we won't go to mini mags, but when Libatards are in control you never know.

Old Dog, you are correct and incorrect at the same time. Yes most people don't use their alarms correctly. In my case I designed and installed the system when we had the house ripped apart when we put an addition on many years ago. The PIR is only used when no one is home, but it is redundant security. All the doors and windows have contact switches, but we also have glass break detectors all over the place. So, the perimeter is protected even when we are home. Is it perfect, probably not, but it works very well. You are correct about the police response, but not many criminals want to stick around while an alarm is blaring - and we have sirens both inside and outside along with strobe lights on the outside. All kind of silly as we don't have too much stuff that anyone would want and also live in a very safe area. As for the dogs, yes I can sneak in on them as they know me and know my smell I guess. But they never fail to alert us when anyone else approaches the house. But again, I look as the alarm and the dogs as the alert system to give me time to wake up and get a gun in my hand and plan for what action to take. Much better than not having these things and waking up to a bad guy in your bedroom. Kingsoverqueens, the big guy on the left is one large husky who weighs about 90 pounds. But female is actually the one that looks scary to most people with the black around her eyes.

I think a lot of insurance is not valid unless the car is properly registered, I vaguely recall reading that in a policy once. But the other issue is how do you leave a car on the street like that? The town where I live bans all street parking between 2am and 6am. The only way you can do it is if you call the police ahead of time and notify them that the car will be there for things like when you coat or pave your driveway.

Thanks all. I am allergic to cats, but even though these guys shed like crazy I have no problems. They do fine in the summer. They actually sun bathe on the blacktop driveway when it is 95 degrees out. Remember their fur is insulation like a thermos - keeps hot things hot and cold things cold It insulates them from the heat too to some degree. When it gets really hot they go swimming in the pool. The male, the one on the left, will actually swim laps for 20 minutes at a time. We have them outside a lot, as we have an electric fence that they actually respect. We have never had them run it. They even chase deer and small prey but always stop dead before the boundary.

I voted!

Don't think that is it. I shot some Blazer Aluminum .40 cal just an hour ago and put down some of the best groupings I have ever done.

You are correct there are lots of new people, and lots that just go out and rent a gun and are clueless about what they are doing with it and where they point it. There is a free gun safety web site - its called Youtube. I am serious. Before I picked up a gun I spent hours watching all sorts of videos many by Hickok45 and learned an awful lot before I even touched a gun. I would highly suggest all new shooters do that.

My gun is my tertiary line of defense. My alarm system is my secondary, but my primary works quite well. I went to the front door after the primary alerted me that something was up. I see a FedEx truck in the driveway and a guy walking up the path. He is busy on his phone and looking down as he walks to the door. He gets about five feet from the door and freezes and just about craps his pants. I wish I had my camera with me to capture the look of pure terror on his face when he saw these next to me:

Is that total for the state, or only those that are done by the state police as opposed to towns that handle there own. If just the state police then the actual number is much much larger.

Sure, lots of places. Cabelas had dropped it to five boxes but this limit seems to have gone away. Check gunbot.net

The following graph shows background checks run by the FBI by month for the last four years. An interesting trend (besides what is going on right now) is that sales always seem to be up in the fourth quarter -- I wonder why?

I believe (but am not sure) it has to do with involuntary admittance to a metal hospital - things that by law are reported to the state. They are not looking to see if you went to a shrink to be hypnotized to stop smoking or stuff like that.

and you expected any different from a NJ demotard?

My FFL tells me they have orders with Kimber that are a year old, they come in when they come in with no notice of what they are getting or when.

Valid, wheel gun will be my number three.