brucin

Nice to see everyone and make new friends. Cindy and I had a great time, can't wait to do it again.

Leaving in 30 minutes see you all there yellow FJ Cruiser.

That makes me feel much better.

Bru and Cin are in. Thrower 20 gauge .410 gauge clays and shells. Nick we may join you at the rifle range too if that's OK.

We have something like that at work made by Husquevarna. The blade is like a circular saw blade. It's a bit heavy but it works pretty well. I have no idea what it's called.

While I'm not surprised they passed on all the carry and feature ban lawsuits I can't understand how they did not take up the CA microstamp law. The technology does not exist so how can it be required. I figured this would be a nice safe case to take and strike down a clearly unconstitutional law that would only affect the people of CA. I can see NJ or some other commie state passing a "smart gun" law banning the sale of any gun that does not have the technology even though the technology does not exist. Why wouldn't they? The defendant's who file to block the law would have to invest thousands of dollars in the suit and spend years litigating it and maybe the Supreme court will hear the case or maybe not. Or maybe by then the technology will exist and they will moot the case. I'm afraid after this round of cases I feel those of us that live in the commie states are doomed till we leave, but even then we will have to choose wisely where to go. Virginia has fallen and PA and FL are not far behind.

I think someone has pictures of Roberts with farm animals in women's clothing.

At least I'll know my tax dollars are going towards something worthwhile.

quesadilla pierogies are two words that should not be used in the same sentence let alone reside on the same plate. You either get a quesadilla or you get pierogies. The pierogies must be boiled first then sauteed in butter with onions and served with sour cream and salt and pepper.

I'm sure glad I didn't have the cash to renew my membership in February at an indoor range. That would have been $425 out the window. Sadly most indoor ranges will probably fold which is Murphy's endgame.

looks good to me

When Cindy and I were on our honeymoon we went to watch the launch of the space shuttle. It was the last sucessful flight of Discovery. 35 years later it is still one the most impressive things I have ever witnessed in person. Yes after getting my new bride up a 4 AM to drive half way across Florida to watch the launch we are still married.

There is a fee to add/remove a handgun. It's $8. I guess that's to cover the cost of issuing you a new card which lists all the handguns you own make, model, caliber, and serial number. This authorizes you to carry any of those handguns. Fulton Co. will also let you co register your handguns with your spouse so we both have all our handguns on each other's permits. The NY system while still an infringement on a right is far better than Nj's paper permit for every purchase.

I wouldn't call it pre-approval. You purchase the handgun and bring the receipt to the sheriff's office and the next day you go back to the Sheriff's office and pick up your amended permit and a coupon to give to the dealer when you pick up the handgun. This process is currently being done through the mail due to covid-19 so it takes a few days. That is the process in Fulton Co. Some NY counties take much longer to amend a permit and I have heard that some counties are not doing amendments at all at this time.

If your family member has no access to the said firearms it may be OK but I would contact a lawyer for some advice. I maintain a residence in both states so my situation is different and far more clear cut than your's.

That's why I almost exclusively purchase firearms in NY. No fee for NICS, no OGAM, much better pricing. I would like to support a NJ dealer but NJ makes it financially imprudent to do so and the dealers I patronize in NY are my local dealers when I'm residing up here.

Upstate NY took about 5 minutes yesterday afternoon.

Yes you are good to go.

In my opinion any job that puts a roof over someones head and food on their table is essential.

Are you sure it was a mistake?

Yes but think of the top notch education the kids in those cities are getting, Oh wait.

I got one of those for my wife a few years ago.

I had a bad experience with some aluminum cased .357. The cases expanded so much in the cylinder I had to use a dowel and a hammer to get them out. Didn't have to hit them to hard but no other way to remove them.

Murphy will not let ranges open up until the entire state goes back to normal., not without a lawsuit.

I would be happy to take anyone out the the club I belong to in PA but Gov Wolf closed all the bars and a local bar is the only place to get a guest pass so there is no way to purchase one.