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1LtCAP

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  1. I believe the general consensus is that if you remove the brace now you've got an sbr.
  2. ANNND THIS part right here is a massive problem. in theory, they should have zero idea who owns what....but as i continuously state........pretty much everything bought through an ffl is registered in some way.
  3. and serial number
  4. that is the form that gets filled out when buying a firearm at a ffl.
  5. https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/4473-part-1-firearms-transaction-record-over-counter-atf-form-53009/download
  6. correct, but if you hafta call it either half full, or half empty, which are you gonna call it?
  7. what if it's just setting on the table with only half of its total capacity contained within it?
  8. while this is true, the one leftist...the battle guy......he's at least hitting the range. i'm sure he'll go for further training if he is. pretty sure many others are/will too.
  9. this is nj. chances are good that you're probably gonna still have to stick to within the other (illegal) laws........as in you can't take your pistols there, but rifles are fine. in all honesty though, who the hell really knows?
  10. that's an interesting question. or...the bank/mortgage holder could actually be paying the taxes on the property in order that they could then put another lein on the property?
  11. i saw a few mentioned that bought for other than good reasons. i'm glad to see someone like that battle dude that's open enough to admit that he was wrong. but......all those lefitsts arming up? not nearly as good as we'd all like to think.
  12. i think you guys will get a chuckle out of this. until today, i honestly thought cats only climbed trees in the cartoons. till today. while i was stacking my firewood, i had my gsd outside with me without a leash, so she could roam the yard. she mostly kept me in sight. while unloading the wheelbarrow i heard a pant, then nothing. i turned and she wasn't in sight. i hit the recall button for her collar, and no response. so i walk up to the front yard, and there she is at the base of one of the oak trees in my yard./.....and a (probably) stray cat about 30ft up the trunk. i found it kind of funny really, but i still recalled her, and with me in sight hitting the button she came to my side. i had to take her inside so the cat could escape, then let her back out with me. i love my gsd!!
  13. i guess it should be jersey legal, right? not a machine gun, not semi auto, no evil features......
  14. shocking. not really. i bet they're among the first to cry the blues when they get the boot, or when their mortgage companies demand all back rent....... pretty sure he has none. but who's gonna question it?
  15. big question is.....of those falling behind, how many really couldn't afford to pay as opposed to those who simply took advantage of the new excuse to not pay??
  16. yea. first off, i've never seen that style boot before. i always thought they wore plain leather boots and used those gaitors(is that the right word?). secondly.....those things survived almost 80 years and looked that good?
  17. pretty interesting. Are 77 Year Old WW2 Boots BETTER Than Modern Boots? - (CUT IN HALF) - YouTube
  18. i don't think it was people working the rewards. it always seemed like people living beynd their means.
  19. that is kinda scary. even back in the early 2000's when i ran this shop for the previous owner i noted that a good 90% of our customers appeared to be living on nothing but credit cards. they'd come in to pay for the job, open their wallets, and not a single bill of cash in there, but rather a half dozen or more cards. to be honest, i personally don't think cards....credit or debit......should be used for anything other than absolute emergencies. but that's just me.
  20. annnd responded, sorry for slow responsellllll
  21. work me a deal for all of em? i'll take em sir
  22. i say let him force all of this reporting. i was a bit short earlier cause a customer walked in. he wants to know exactly where each of these things happens. what's gonna happen is that (presuming honest reporting by the jurisdictions) this study's gonna find what most of us normal people already know. it's gonna find the bad neighborhoods, gang type stuff, and people that shouldn't be still walking among the rest of us as the main perps. they will of course bury those facts that don't fit their agenda.
  23. and we the law abiding(even though these laws here are themselves illegal, but that's a different topic) will suffer somehow for it
  24. what's gonna happen is that he's gonna see it's majority gang violence, and bury the info

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