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Google is your friend... Looking up Steven Santarsiero, I quickly found: “Right now in Pennsylvania, a criminal can purchase an assault rifle even though it is illegal for that same criminal to purchase a handgun,” said state Rep. Steve Santarsiero, D-Bucks, who is the prime sponsor of Universal Background Check legislation. “That is something that needs to be fixed now, before the next tragedy strikes. We are here today because we have chosen to act. We are a coalition that is more representative of our community than the NRA, and we will prevail." http://www.pahouse.com/Santarsiero/InTheNews/NewsRelease/?id=72812 Four pints of beer aren't going to make him look any better...

Very true.

For those who want another perspective on Bob Viden, you might want to read the endorsement he received from Jeff Knox during the last NRA BOD election. http://www.wnd.com/2015/02/the-7-people-who-should-run-nra/

YES https://www.laurelvec.com/?pg=faq look under "grandfathering" SJRA conducts exams on the second Wednesday of every month in West Berlin NJ (oh, and they wanted 'his n hers' for their hondas. her husband is KV2R (Richard) - she is KV2M (Mary)

Dood!....you had t-w-o years! - shouldn't have let your ticket lapse! I know the current KV2M...she's not giving it up anytime soon But you CAN get your ticket back fairly easily. You do have to re-take element 2 (Technician) so that you have a license again, but you have "lifetime" credit for Element 3 (General) and Element 4 (Extra), as long as you can prove you once held an Extra ticket...so you don't have to take those tests again. So DO IT! get your ticket back!

Congrats!

Defense against a homicidal maniac armed with a banana....

You cant afford NOT to have a good lawyer

Wow....actual electrical engineering breaking out in the NJ Gun Forum...

I am still waiting for the "walking and chewing gum law".

^^^^^ My brother and I did when we were kids. We shot a daisy across the basement, into an old hanging sheet. We also brought the bottom end of the sheet up a little, too, to catch the bb's so we could shoot em again! And we DIDNT shoot our eye out with it, either!

Exactly. My word is worth a whole lot more than a box of ammo.

Looking at her father's response - "There are a few WRONGS in there" (referring to the bill of Rights) - that I think its obviously genetic

EQUAL PROTECTION CLAUSE Portion of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that prohibits discrimination by state government institutions. The clause grants all people "equal protection of the laws," which means that the states must apply the law equally and cannot give preference to one person or class of persons over another.

EQUAL PROTECTION CLAUSE Portion of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that prohibits discrimination by state government institutions. The clause grants all people "equal protection of the laws," which means that the states must apply the law equally and cannot give preference to one person or class of persons over another.

Where - I don't want to listen to an hour waiting for it.

could Trayvon list this as his employment?

Timing is everything....I was online at the time but unable to attend!

Infamous Ray-bar? I've got one, and I like it...What makes them infamous?

Dr. Goodshot Member Since Today, 12:36 AM OFFLINE Last Active Today, 01:00 AM Hmmmm......Joined at 12:36, posted his question & signed-out by 1 AM, and hasn't been back since (its now 5 PM). Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Were Skittles involved?

Agreed.

You forgot a few: 5. Didn't take the full pardon when it was offered 6. Decided to fight it out in court 7. Excessive whining and complaining about his lot in life -- to include public forums and book form -- when his dumb-assed decisions put him there in the first place 8. Making the rest of us look foolish, too

What I've found is that guns rarely "break" - be they autoloaders or wheelguns. A failure is usually the result of somebody doing something they shouldn't have - either in re-assembly, modifications, or just monkeying with the internals. My personal opinion is that wheelguns "break" less because the stuff that CAN go wrong (like the hammer, trigger, and clockwork) is well-hidden and well-protected behind steel plates that confound those who shouldn't be in there in the first place.