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My nephew was on the "no fly" list for a few months. He never knew that he was on it till his job sent him on a trip and they stopped him at the airport. He works for a government contractor. It took the companies lawyers about 2 months to straighten it out. He was born here and has a completely American name and a common one to boot. He was on it by mistake. Now imagine if he had to pay for his own attorneys and not be able to work for a few months in addition to not being able to purchase a firearm. I will never support a ban list without due process and anyone who does hasn't really thought this whole thing through.

Follow up. I shipped the rifle back to Henry and after checking it out they shipped me a brand new rifle. They didn't tell me what was wrong with the original but I am satisfied with the outcome. Took it to the range and it was almost dead on at 25 yards.

Only if you apply by mail. My brother in-law spends winter in FL and went to the Dept Of Agriculture office and they did his prints electronically. Called him a few weeks later when the permit was ready.

I would love to make this but i spend a lot of weekends in the Adirondacks. If i'm in NJ i'll be there.

I was refused a coupon a few weeks ago. It had no mention of an ammo restriction on the coupon but the ,manager told me to check the website and several clicks later I fond the fine print. It's a deceptive business practice at best. I will say that the same manager gave me an additional 20% off a Henry that was already on clearance for a scratch that my wife said and i quote. "did you give him a magnifying glass to see it"

It was the Journal News a Gannett owned paper from Westchester County that released the map.

Swordfish

I agree. My last order was placed on 5/7 (free shipping) and arrived 5/27.

In my experience it is much better to beg for forgiveness than to ask for permission. Assuming of course you are being safe which I am sure you would be.

Going to be there tomorrow at 4:15 if your interested in shooting with a fellow board member.

All correct except for the magazine info. Originally the unSAFE act passed the only 7 rounds in your magazine while carrying your firearm. Yes NY issues carry permits to it's subjects depending on what county you live in but I digress. There was a court decision last year that found the 7 round limit to be "arbitrary" (like 10 is not) and returned the limit to 10. Did the legislature amend the law? Of Course not but you can carry 10 if you have a NY carry permit. You could always put 10 in your magazine at a range. That didn't change. Here is a discussion in NY gun forums regarding the issue: http://nyfirearms.com/forums/laws-politics-firearms-self-defense-weapons/109513-7-10-i-thought-already-worked-out-until-yesterday.html Here is the recently retired sheriff from Fulton Co NY speaking about the safe act. His replacement and almost all upstate sheriffs have the same opinion. Just do not bring a handgun. It is illegal to even shoot a friends handgun if you don't have a NY pistol permit. That law is followed just as strictly as the unSAFE assault rifle registry.

Most of the good sports writers have left the sinking ship.

I checked the front sight and it is tight and centered correctly. I'm going to contact Henry today.

Yes I had someone else shoot it prior to adjusting the rear sight with the same result.

I recently purchased a Henry H001. It's my first lever gun. When I took it to the range for the first time it was shooting to the right 12 inches from the point of aim at 25 yards (indoor range). I adjusted the rear sight but in order to get the gun to hit where I am aiming the rear sight is noticeably off to the left side of the barrel. My guess would be about 3/8's of an inch maybe a little more. I spoke with a few people at the range and no one thought this was normal. I also tried several different types of ammo with the same results. I'm wondering should I contact Henry or is this a normal occurrence?

You should also post this to the comments section under the article. It should stay there for about 10 minutes or so, you know free speech and all.

A class action lawsuit must be approved by a judge. I don't see that happening in NJ when the suit involves constitutional rights, I mean guns.

The best network as Howard said is Verizon. They are also by far the most expensive. If connectivity over a wide area is your goal they are the way to go. My only other experience is with T-Mobile. While cheaper their network was unsatisfactory for my needs. There were many places where my wife's T-Mobile device could not get a signal of any kind and my Verizon device worked fine.

I would ask them if they thought I got new hands.

Here is an older article but it's germane to the discussion. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/01/daniel-zimmerman/bergen-record-reporter-covers-anti-gun-orgs-without-disclosing-affiliation/

I purchased my latest phone unlocked from Motorola. Added it to my existing plan. Love the phone since it came with zero bloatware. Moto X Pure.

In the GOP primary Trump is probably the guy to support to avoid a contested convention if you are voting in NJ. Once the general election comes around the Democrats could run a potted plant and it would garner more votes than the GOP candidate in NJ. NY and IL are the same. The GOP needs to focus on winning OH and FL. If the GOP loses those 2 states early it's over. Hillary will win. There are a few other states that could turn the electoral college but OH and FL are the keys to victory for the GOP.

Mine also.

If you use your PA address and transfer your drivers license to PA you can get you PALTC. That's the only way since you don't already have a permit from the state you reside in. I would just make PA my residence I really don't see the downside to that. As for bringing you handgun to PA there are some weird transport like NJ (home,range, that sort of thing) but they don't apply if you have a CCW from another state be it resident or non-resident.

Beware Remington rebate forms. They make up rules and move the goal posts in order to deny you the rebate. I was denied one because they said I filed it 2 days to early. The form I had said i was within the date range. I appealed and was then told that the form I had was only for a specific store but nowhere on the form did it say this, I filed a complaint with the AZ attorney general (where the rebate company is located) the FTC (mail fraud) prior to that contacted Remington directly, they said call AZ whatever they say is OK. Never saw my rebate.