Michael2013

DeLongi, more than ten years, maybe close to 15. Running great. No connection to a drain, and no drain in the basement anyway. We empty it into the washing machine right there.

Welcome! Nice picture, but I had a different image of John Galt in mind :-)

I'm not sure about the RS model, but I saw Tavor in Ottomanelli's around February this year. Certainly NJ-compliant, they can't sell it otherwise. Both black and FDE. No idea if they have any now.

Fox News showed this in the morning. Going national... It was nice to hear the outrage about NJ laws.

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Welcome Mike!

Everyone must carry in GA. All the time

Isn't GFH 5-star?

I didn't have any surprises with my first purchase, except I knew nothing about the NICs at that time, but it took less than 10 min.

Agree, just a waste of ammo.

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Only in NJ, because it's PITA to get a replacement

The only right thing for CC to do is to veto this immediately, not waiting till the end of 45-day period.

The truth is - you need it.

Welcome form across the river I used my rifle in both 25- and 50-yard ranges. Maybe there are some restrictions on 25, I'm not sure.

Turned this channel on yesterday by mistake (never watch it). Was surprised to see a gun topic, but it took 30 seconds to realize that it was anti-gun propaganda.

Yes, because in any battle, whoever the winner is, he proclaims himself "good", and the other side "evil". Sorry for cynicism...

Welcome Chris

My wife likes GP100. Not sure if she ever tried it with magnum.

Sue your Assemblyman and Senator personally to pay you the loss, and the for replacement cost.

I think, one very important point is missing. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine (as well as Belarus and Kazakhstan) became a brand new owner of the nuclear weapons. In fact, Ukraine became the third in the world after the US and Russia. (And Belarus became number one in the world in nukes per capita.) Nobody was happy about this situation. After negotiations, Ukraine gave up the nukes in exchange for the guarantee of its territorial integrity by some major world powers including US and Russia. Giving up anything of essence for a paper promise never works. Now Ukraine doesn't have nukes, neither territorial integrity. The question is - are we going to see fewer or more countries willing to have nukes? Another question - when every rogue regime has a bomb (if they can produce it but can buy) - how long it would take for a nuke go off in NY City?

I haven't seen many, but from what I have - Ottomanellis has the best choice.

Heaven? He is a crook if for nothing else but at least for his illegal 3rd term in office.

There is no right answer in the list :-(