maintenanceguy

Than you may be the first brave enough to do this. Everybody here (myself included) believe no permit or FID is required but none of the rest of us had the stones to do it that way. We're electing you our champion.

I've met with Jef Henninger before. Smart and very involved in the 2A cause. He has a law firm that handles lots of different types of law but he handles the firearm stuff himself.

I sent mine a day or two after the court ruling and got my permit 3 weeks later.

NRA instructors are taught to teach the basics to new shooters. NRA coaches are trained to make those shooters better. Go to the NRA training site and search for an NRA coach. You can email one and see what an our or two at the range would cost. An hour spent with a coach will solve whatever problem you are having and get you back on track to practicing on your own.

Butches' in Vineland (already mentioned) always has a few trade ins. If you ask, they often have some older stuff in the back too. I've bought a few project guns there for $50 - $100.

Thank you. I'm new to AR's. My existing grips measure 11-1/2" (or 12" depending on where you measure them). I'm assuming these are "rifle length?"

Does anybody make an aftermarket triangular handguard for an AR? I can find surplus ones for a lot of money and several military surplus ones that are reasonable but out of stock. I'm hoping somebody makes a replica set like this.

I don't know how tacticool you want to get but I use this one for my AR with a 24" barrel and fixed M16 style stock. https://www.amazon.com/Allen-Company-Dakota-Scoped-48-Inch/dp/B007ND0RSM/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1470995475&sr=1-3&keywords=allen+gun+case

Years ago, I had a guy who shot on a college rifle team tell me the same thing. I don't see how it makes any difference.

Most people vote for the part they identify with but have no idea who they're actually voting for.

That settles it. I'm starting a new website for my brand new Ammunition Disposal Service. Anyone, nationwide, who has ammunition and is looking for a safe, responsible way to dispose of it - just ship it to me. You can print out a shipping label right from my site and I'll only charge a small fee per box for disposal. Excuse me, I have a website to build.

That's a good idea.

I'd like to know.

If you just want ammo, you can probably do better online - especially considering gas and tolls. Is it worth the visit? Once, maybe twice. I haven't been in over a year and was thinking about going this weekend. Depends on what else is happening. I have gotten some decent deals (not great deals) on older used guns. I prefer Sunday afternoon. Less crowds, less competition, and dealers don't want to have to take everything back home with them.

I'm curious too. There was one post here where somebody quoted an email from the NHSP that said no copies of any documents were required. I don't think anyone in this thread said they've actually submitted without any documents.

I want to replace the aperture on my Bushmaster. I'm looking for a smaller aperture. I've googled this and found some replacements but nobody seems to have good descriptions about what replacements will fit what firearms - maybe because they're all interchangeable? Any advice appreciated.

I don't think there was a question whether the Judge is a firearm. The question is whether it's a sawed off shotgun. Federal law defines a shotgun as being "smooth bored". So the Judge/Governor have rifled barrels. If they didn't they would be shotguns with barrels under 18". Of course, I don't know what that means about rifled barrels on slug shotguns. Maybe it's irrelevant since a long gun is a long gun.

A computer could scan and read hundreds of 4473's an hour and create a register in a couple of days. I knew a guy who did not comply with the first ban. He just stuck his guns quietly in his safe like most people did. His wife got into an argument with her father who suffers from dementia. Father called the police. They guy I know had his safe's opened by the police because the father got an order of protection. 25 guns were sent to Trenton for evaluation, 5 were deemed illegal. After 3 years waiting for trial, he was offered a plea deal. No jail time but he can never own a firearm again. Lots and lots of us won't comply. They'll catch a few. But what good is complying if we have to hide them away and never bring them out. I keep thinking of a bumper sticker I saw: "Our forefathers would be shooting by now"

I manage many commercial buildings. We have lots of gutters. I have a preventive maintenance schedule that puts people on the roof once a month to do inspections. We use a hand held leaf blower to clear out any gutters we can do from the roof whenever it's needed. The rest are done from the ground with a pressure washer and long pole with a hooked end made for the purpose. Both methods create a huge mess but we just use the same leaf blower or pressure washer to clean up the sidewalks/parking lots when we're done.

Who backs out on delayed NICS? I can see that when NICS was taking 3 weeks but now? I've had NICS delayed and told the dealer to just call me when it came through and I'd pick up my gun later.

Do it quick before the PA AG finds out.

I pulled one line from the post above because I thought it was a really good point.

I looked into this several months ago and ended up not going. You first register with the state online before the class. You can find a place that does the class, shoot, and fingerprints in the same day but you have to be registered with the state for the prints in advance. There are several places that do it all under one roof and they will walk you through it.

If the plumbing supplier is 3 weeks late delivering the plumbing fixtures, your contractor now gets $0 for for the house he just built. If I was that contractor, $300 an hour for my attorney is well worth it.

I never thought the issue was NJ residents carrying in PA. I though that Philadelphia was not issuing permits to people it decided were questionable - even if they had no legal reason to deny. Philly residents were getting non-resident permits from other states instead. Kane was just helping the city of Philly break the law and keep Philly residents from carrying.