olderguy

I have wondered what would happen if someone from free state with a list of the anti gun NJ legislators mailed each of them a high capacity magazine.

That is what they intend to do per Jimmy, range is not yet open.

No, you need to remove it from the holster first. Seriously, they have made provisions to qualify people to draw and shoot by checking them out as they request to do so. Range safety officer must clear you first.

I would buy a Gen 3 today with no reservations. Would actually feel better about it than a Gen 4.

I've had a Gen 3 Glock 19 for 13 years and like it better than the Gen 4's I've tried. Can't believe that parts would become a big problem on either.

Same here. Bought it for reliability and simple operation. When you need it, you don't want to have to think about the gun.

They would run out of paint?

http://gunforhire.com/ West Paterson(Woodland Park)

I was only there once, about two months ago. I found everyone pleasant and courteous but totally overwelmed. There was just too much business and not enough counterspace and employees. I can understand how they can get burned out if they hit this on a daily basis. Woodland Park is set up much better, with each of the operations separated and plenty of space to take care of the customers. If anything, Anthony has probably helped RTSP by taking some of the load off of them.

I haven't been on a bike for over 40 years(but I still have my license). I'll drive the followup vehicle, though

Sold out 9mm

I think this sort of settles things, and a week to go on the tours. Better get in while you can.

That is what I heard from Ant, also. At a different time of the day.

What is the limit on rifle calibers? Don't see it on the site.

Mailed FL 8 weeks ago and still "Not in their system" check has also not been cashed.

Keith Pantaleon is at minute 38:00 with a couple of other patriots. No reason not to watch the whole video, however. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j81g234RTA&feature=youtu.be

http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/pennsylvania.aspx Since there seems to be no licensing, registration, or permits required to purchase, I would leave it with a friend in PA. Only problem I would see is if he really likes it and wants to keep it

They have already convicted a cop in NY for thinking about eating women

Rifles, Shotguns, and automatic handguns. For the first time in my life I fired a revolver a couple weeks ago. Like they never existed before :-(

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For anyone that is going, a refresher on the incident at Virginia Tech. All the warning signs were ignored. From: http://www.nssc1.org/virginia-tech-shootings.html Cho started his killing spree in one campus residence in the early hours of the morning, then went back to his dorm to change his clothes which were covered in blood. While the police were dealing with the shootings only a building away, Cho took the time to delete his emails and remove his computer’s hard drive. He then went to a nearby post office where he mailed a package containing things he had written as well as some video to NBC News. That was almost 2 hours after the initial shooting rampage. He then continued on to another building on campus holding a backpack that contained more than 400 rounds of ammunition, 2 guns, a knife, hammer and several chains and locks. While in Norris Hall, Cho locked three of the main exists using the chains and locks and included a note on the door that claimed a bomb would explode if anyone attempted to open the door. He went on to fire approximately 174 rounds during that second attack that lasted only approximately 10 minutes. During that time he revisited many of the rooms that he had already shot into earlier and then killed himself with a gunshot to the head. By the time the day was over, Cho had killed 27 students and 5 faculty members, wounded 17 more people with gunshots and 6 more were injured as a result of trying to escape. One of the most difficult aspects of the Virginia Tech massacre was that the gunman had a known history of being mentally unstable and possibly dangerous, yet continued to attend the school as his condition only deteriorated and made him a bigger threat to himself and others. He had been diagnosed with a form of social anxiety disorder and depression in the eighth grade and went on to receive treatment for the next few years from doctors, counselors and other professionals. He voluntarily stopped receiving treatment a few years later. Sadly, none of his history was shared with Virginia Tech due to privacy laws. During his junior year of college various professors encouraged him to seek counseling after finding his behavior and his writing to be disturbing. He also was investigated for the stalking and harassment of two students that led to his being declared mentally ill and ordered to go to therapy by a special justice in Virginia. Again, none of these serious warning signs were followed up on before the day of the shootings.

And here I bought two lipstick body guards just to keep you on the air

Stopped doing it 5 years ago myself. I really miss those cold days and nights and the numb fingers. NOT!

The graphs are very interesting to back up the study: http://www.people-press.org/2013/03/12/gun-rights-vs-gun-control/#ideology

Good transaction. He even started early to beat traffic and get to the meeting place early.