Howard

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They just put up another 100 500 round cases of the reman stuff, only a cent or so cheaper but better than nothing.

81 cases of 500 rounds of 9mm online right this minute - you probably have two minutes to react. www.freedommunitions.com Down to 67 now, oh and its new at 29 cents a round.

Here is the page with the specs for the one I have: http://www.barska.com/Biometric_Safe-Standard_Biometric_Keypad_Safe_By_Barska.html The specs are as follows: Dimensions 15"x12"x11.75", Inner Dimensions 14"x9.5"x11.25", Weight 35.5 lbs I agree that any of these units are not truly what I would call "safes", they are more heavy duty locking cabinets. They will keep kids and causual thieves out, but anyone truly intent could probably get in with a big crowbar or good metal saw with a few blades and a little time. But that is not what I got it for, it is to keep accidents from happening and to prevent easy theft. I have mine sitting next to my dresser bolted to an 8 foot 2x4 which runs behind my dresser. The only way to move it would be to move the dresser first, then you would need a saw to cut the wood off. Sure a real determined person could get to it if they first got past my alarm system and then my two Siberian Huskies.

I bought this one- Barska AX11646 Multi-Access Biometric Keypad Safe Got it on ebay (new) for $165 delivered. It will store 32 prints plus you get a keypad and an emergency key to open it. I programmed both index fingers and both thumbs with them placed in different ways. I have never had it fail to open with those fingers, and it never opens with any other finger.

The concept is fine, the implementation sucks. As said above it is a huge waste of money. The worst part about the one in Morris County is they are wasting tax payers' money needlessly. Rather than destroy the guns they should sell them on consignment at some local FFL - why not let the tax payers at least recoup some of the money spend on buying them. Just remember anything the government does they do it less efficiently than a private operation would do it because they don't care about cost - just raise taxes if you need to.

Yet the same liberal idiots would go absolutely ape-shit if they closed the school because a black person walked in. I thought we were beyond making decisions based on what something or someone looks like. I guess there would be no problem then if a super model walked in with a handgun and 10 fully loaded magazines in her purse because she looked good. Stupid is as stupid does!

My understanding is the law says they can release a weapon if no response in three days, but they don't have to - and that is the operative part. I was talking to the owner at my FFL last week and he said they can but won't because they don't have a number back to put on the form and if the check eventually came back negative they would have a problem and just don't want to risk it.

You could end up in deep water if it hits their system before day 31. That is why I have been waiting for tomorrow morning to put mine in for a gun that is on hold for me. It sucks to have to wait, stupid law that really serves no purpose.

Yea you are right, $20 / hr for the lane is expensive, but I was not considering that since I have a membership. I have been working very hard to maximize the value of that by going as often as I can. Want to get the membership cost per round shot down to one or two cents

Yes he is good. I thought Palin's talk was good and funny too. I liked then she pulled out the huge soda and told Bloomberg where he could go. Also liked how she talked about the run on guns and ammo for Christmas. She said her husband got her a gun rack for her vehicle and she got him a rifle. She then said, well new he has the gun and I have the Rack! Funny!

I think the place is great, and a good value for what you are getting. Top notch facility and top notch people. Not sure what issue you have with them taking your picture, I find that a positive thing security wise. Heck where do you go in this day and age where you are not being filmed anyway?

This is not true. You cannot buy one without an FID but you can own one. If you inherit a long gun you don't need to have an ID card and I don't believe you need one to own a long gun that you bring with you when you move to the state. You only need one to purchase or dispose of one. But you always need one for a hand gun. Please anyone correct me if I am wrong here.

The questions are very stupid for the most part. The one I filled out for a friend was as follows: 1.) Number of years you have known the applicant __________. 2.) Has this applicant ever been arrested or convicted of a crime? 3.) Is or has the applicant ever been addicted to alcohol or narcotics? 4.) Does the applicant suffer from a physical defect or sickness which would make it unsafe for him / her to handle a firearm? 5.) Personal opinion / comments regarding the applicant_______________________________ I say they are stupid because how would you ever know the answers to 2., 3., or 4. unless they told you, and how would you know they told you the truth. Yes it does say to the best of your knowledge so you are off the hook if you are wrong, but isn't it their job when they run the criminal and mental health checks to come up with the answers to these questions.

Better get a CCW carrying that around Congrats!

How do you buy from them? I got a popup that says they won't sell to me based on 4/1/2008 law that FID is required. Could not find a way to upload my FID to them

Yea, its been there for a while and actually makes it harder to find ammo. As soon as it goes up there most of it is gone in minutes

Well I have bought more than I need right now for a good reason. It is much cheaper to buy it online than in-person and our idiots in Trenton are looking to take away that option. So, when I see a "Good" price I buy it, as I know I will use it and it will only be more expensive when our legislators screw us over.

Under the current NICS system it would be impossible to use more than 5 in 180 days. They are currently taking a week or more to process requests and you have to wait 31 days between the requests -- just do the math.

Schumer needs something shoved up his ass, maybe it will pull his head out. What an idiot.

Sort of not worth the effort when you factor in shipping given that they will only let you buy five boxes. Glad I got some .45 cal from them last week when they had a good price on 1200 rounds that came with two ammo containers.

Got this letter back from Senator Bucco today in response to my concern about NJ going to Mini sized magazines: Thank you for your correspondence and concern regarding gun control laws. I can appreciate your contacting me about this important issue. As you know, New Jersey already has stringent restrictions on firearms. We are ranked number 2 in the nation, only behind California, in the Brady Campaign's state by state rankings on gun control. New Jersey already bans the sale and possession of assault weapons and high capacity magazines (more than 15 rounds to a clip). Our state also requires that all gun purchasers are required to submit to a background check through the State Police and FBI databases. Finally, handgun permits are issued only if an applicant can demonstrate reasonable need. As a result of the tough laws already in place in our state, I feel there is not more that can be reasonably done at the state level given these tight restrictions. Please know that I will keep your concerns in mind if or when I have the opportunity to vote on legislation concerning gun control. I welcome your continued input on matters of interest and concern to you. Please do not hesitate to contact me about this or any other issue. Sincerely, Tony Bucco Senator Anthony R. Bucco 75 Bloomfield Avenue, Suite 302 Denville, NJ 07834 Phone: (973) 627-9700 Fax: (973) 627-0131 Email: [email protected]

Speak for yourself, I voted - but unlike the Blues in Illinois and Ohio I only got to vote once

Well as I told the UPS guy (who is a gun guy) yesterday, I am stocking up now while I can still get it just in case.

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