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I asked my cousin who knows EVERYONE in Honesdale, PA about the person and he didn't recognize the name.

I used to live in Hoboken and fought BS parking tickets. Their meter maids use a handheld device linked to the state system, which means they cannot edit or do a "street void" once issued. I have a friend who is missing a leg and still got, fought and lost a handicap parking ticket. That court is a money racket.

I just happened upon this article and thought it relevant to share. Worse yet, I'm finding myself at a moral conflict since I've directly and recently (though unwittingly) supported hiring one of these firms for a $$$$$$$$ fee. Not sure if this touches anyone else's world, but it's a good example of the big money back-channels against our 2a rights. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/12/07/business/dealbook/gun-control-big-law-firms.html?0p19G=c

Signed!

I'm interested in wood on an AR but not exactly how they manufacture these kits. Still, I'll consider joining if a group buy large enough comes together.

20dbr is supposed to be good? I'm confused.

You are buying a 22 in case suppressors become legal?!? Spend $250 for a Rossi in .357 and then $750 in ammo. Also, this seems relevant. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1wCXr_6wgns

ILLEGAL! This would be considered manufacturing, which requires the requisite 07 FFL in NJ. Totally fine. NJ reversed its sodomy laws back in 1978. Just make sure the chamber is unloaded before you, uhh, "load your chamber". If it fits, you may be in violation of possessing a SBS. If not... well... I'm still not judging.

I just built my first AR lower from a kit. No block, just hand tools (pliers & electrical tape). It's a 45 min job.

Is that a GWA-1000 ? That's a NICE g-shock...

Before you go too far with this search, start looking up "pilot watch" discussions on forums to see how the search for a new watch turns into a crusade for some. http://www.timex.com/collections/expedition/ This will save you between $500 and $2,000. Personally, I shoot,fly and run with a $100 Wenger. YMMV.

It's as simple as this: All interstate firearms transactions must go through a FFL. You're a nice friend!

Thunder Mountain would pretty much shut down too, right?

I had a moped back in high school. That is 100% true. 1.5hp worth of joke just got this thread back on track.

Heck, I want to buy an Ithaca after seeing that beauty... ...and I already have one!

If she ever goes for that, I can recommend the female intro class as GunForHire. I told my wife I would buy the class for her as a gift and she got over her jitters enough to sign up. She was pretty nervous before but came home proud of her target at the end. She still says she doesn't like guns as a hobby but feels a lot more comfortable. At least she knows how to load & unload safely.

Notwithstanding and state laws or regulations, it's largely up to each town to set discharge ordinances. I recommend using www.ecode360.com to find your town and then search for both "firearm" and "discharge" to discover any potentially applicable ordinances. For example... http://ecode360.com/10099773?highlight=discharging,discharge#10099773

I had to laugh! Yes, these ammo cans contain lead...

This is some solid advice.

Obviously every town is different. When I was in Hoboken, they would send out a letter that disclosed my intent to buy firearms each and every time I applied for permits. I listed my direct manager, who simply completed the form and returned it. It was DEFINTELY a third reference letter. They also continued to gave out extra forms, even after the Jersey City case that clarified they were illegal. I hope they have changed their method, but I won't hold my breath for that.

PT or die!

As a first timer to this, I learned a few things: - this is a group of good people - bring more clays - pumpkins at 35 yds can be pretty durable against bird shot - I need to do this more often

I hope you found it. The entrance is at the next brown road sign about 100 yd further down the road.

I got clearance to join! I don't have any clays or throwers. Instead, I can bring about 400 shells of mixed 12 or 20 and an ammo-sensitive UTAS-15. Looking forward to meeting some of the folks on here.

GRIZ 4 Governor!