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what about the strangers that see the info when you buy from a ffl? you've got a min. of 2 employees there. then you've got strangers in the state and local pd's............

that's actually dam upstanding that you sent the package back. good on you man! we all know that most people out there these days would've kept that package. that said.......mom found a 5 buck charge on her card a few months ago that she didn't do. it's not much, but she lives on ss, so she doesn't have much either. she called, they canceled her card, and issued her a new numbetr......but getting them to refund that 5 bucks was bordering on ridiculous.

Civilian Guns CompareNumber of Privately Owned FirearmsThe estimated total number of guns (both licit and illicit) held by civilians in Australia is 3,050,00012 CompareRate of Civilian Firearm Possession per 100 PopulationThe estimated rate of private gun ownership (both licit and illicit) in Australia is 15.01 firearms per 100 people CompareNumber of Privately Owned HandgunsThere are reportedly 172,4223 handguns in civilian possession in Australia CompareNumber of Privately Owned Firearms - World RankingIn a comparison of the number of privately owned guns in 178 countries, Australia ranked at No. 254 CompareRate of Privately Owned Firearms per 100 Population - World RankingIn a comparison of the rate of private gun ownership in 178 countries, Australia ranked at No. 421 Number of Licensed Firearm Owners ChartThe number of licensed gun owners in Australia is reported to be 2012: 730,0005 2010: 873,6256 2001: 764,51878 CompareRate of Licensed Firearm Owners per 100 Population ChartThe rate of licensed firearm owners per 100 people in Australia is 2012: 3.329 2010: 4.06 2001: 3.96 CompareNumber of Registered Firearms ChartThe number of registered guns in Australia is reported to be 2012: 2,750,0005 2010: 2,675,7856 2001: 2,165,17078 CompareRate of Registered Firearms per 100 Population ChartThe rate of registered guns per 100 people in Australia is 2012: 12.499 2010: 12.44 2001: 11.22 CompareEstimated Number of Illicit FirearmsUnlawfully held guns cannot be counted, but in Australia there are estimated to be 260,000101 to 6 million11 CompareEstimated Rate of Illicit Firearms per 100 PopulationUnlawfully held guns cannot be counted, but in Australia there are estimated to be 1.189 illicit firearms per 100 people from here.......http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/australia

well.....one outta three is a start.

we all do. when they finally make their way over here, we all just refuse to use them.......

what;s your guys opinions on dpms, dd, and lwrc?

in pfrnj mere possession of those 18 rounders can win you a free trip to the greybar resort.

i thought there was something wonky with colt's bolt carriers?

that is no longer a full 30 round body though, now is it? it looks like the thing was cut down externally........

that is some disgusting stuff........

ha!!

i wonder if at this point, this should go to the 1st? so antis that we all know may be lurking here don't see this about the mags?

dam....i'm gonna mark my calender, and get the serials off of my m1, and my 1903. would be cool to know. thanks man!!

a dremel and about 10 minutes each could bypass that crimp. won't be pretty, but it'll do it.

i like the 30 round bodies because they're easier to grab, regardless of where you put them. i put mine in the thigh pockets of my pants. easily grabbed there. i also don't like my gun to look like it's had its "stuff" cut off.

on cell phone that's kinda easy. at home on landline kinda easy. on a shop phone....not so much. i've got some(not many) military customers. those don't change their number just 'cause they're stationed at dix. i've got a couple customers that've moved into the area from surrounding states, or live in pa, but work here....same thing. what i HAVE done though, is learned how to spot them when looking at caller id. if the call says nothing more than the city/state, it's a robo or sales call. if it's unavialable, or private, it's a robo or sales call. i've seen some that say a phone number on the top line, and the bottom line is V123456778, or some other string of numbers. i used to answer them, but never had one that wasn't a robo call. more often than not, if i chose to call any of the robocalls back, i get a "this number is no longer in service" message. i've called those numbers from line2 while line1 was still ringing with the call from them, and gotten the same message. it's frustrating. it's a time waster on its lowest level, and a massive time waster in something like the op posted about. there really needs to be no acknowledgement of borders with stuff like happened to him. if the call originated in china, and they can track it right to the person, then the authorities should be working together to nail that persons ass to the wall. as for these robo callers.....as much as i HATE govt interference, i think that there needs to be a law that if joneses butterkake factory wants to solicit business, that there MUST be a live person making those calls, not a machine.

this i gotta say also, is part of why i never got a credit card since i've dug my dumb ass out of credit card debt many many moons ago.

as to how they got cc info, that's actually pretty easy. there was a case in stratford a couple years back. a guy from philly supplied the gas pump attendants with a "reader?" if i'm calling it right. this was at the gas station on the corner of rt30 and laurel rd. the gas attendants would swipe your card in their machine for the gas you bought.....while the receipt was printing, they swiped the card through their reader. they got a lot of cc numbers that way.

it' s a weird setup here. when i bought the place, it had avaya phone system in place, so there's still their computer in the back. i never messed with it, nor do i owe/pay them any money. i've got 3 lines total......2 voice, and one fax/cc machine. the fax goes straight to paper, therefor, i never plug in the machine unless i'm expecting a fax. last time i got an unsolicited fax, i wastet 20 minutes with a few copies of their fax(i wrote REMOVE with a sharpie), looping them through to the number given to fax information back. . anyway, the other two lines come to a single unit mounted here on the wall.....but no caller id shows on that phone. crapcast put their phone modem downstream of the avaya thing, and that's where i have my cordless phones hooked up. they show caller id.

so......my shop phones.....if i'm on line1, and you try to call, it rings through on line2....but with this, it'll still block it it look like? shit....i might buy a couple of these things dammit!

yep. i'll be gettig one for the shop then. for home, i don't care. i only ever answer that phone for 2 people, and even those two try me on the cell first. here though, i've had nearly 20 calls just today that were all robocallers.

with this i can select the numbers i wanna block? i've got 12(the max) blocked through crapcast, and i've got 12(the max) call forwarded to one of the blocked numbers....but it's a pain in the dick to keep changing. something like you're showing.....if i can mark a number that just called tro be blocked....and not be limited on how many.....ima about to spend about a hundred bucks......

that's when you say something like "hey.....the job's done, but there's blood all over the place. i need help cleaning it up.

please tell me that you're joking? please? if not, what is their reasoning behind THIS one?

letting a vending machine access my medical history? i think not. is skynet aware yet?