0verholt

I'm going but I would easily trade Volbeat for System of a Down, Slayer or even Megadeth. A7X is good enough for an opener as long as they stick to their older stuff. Kind of a weird pairing though, I always felt the other members of the Big 4 were really the only proper opening acts. Newer metal is just so different from Metallica, doesn't sound right. The last times I saw Metallica they were opened up for by the likes of Godsmack, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and other god forsaken crap that made me want to throw myself over the nosebleed railing.

Bankruptcy eh? Dang, glad I hopped on it. 1000 rds of quality ammo for $70 free shipping hard to find.

Can someone fill me in on the vague legality of these hollow point mini mags?

With regards to my question about how many people unable to manage their finances have firearm related incidents per year...my stance in asking that was in opposition to this legislation. I dislike laws passed that limit any rights, especially when it prevents so few of incidents. It's also demoralizing to me seeing our government spend so much time and effort on such trivial things instead of real issues. As generation after generation passes with nothing being accomplished, our overall rights are being chipped away like this, drowned in a sea of stupid little half-measurs like these.

The host travels a lot for hunting; lots of cool stories on the ins and outs of different game in different states.

^As a footnote, we are in the golden age of podcasting or "new media". There are real treasures on the internet you just have to use discretion. We have unadulterated, uncensored and unregulated free flow of information. We have everything the news used to be or should have been. Big brother is already starting to dip its greasy fingers in it and eventually it will be influenced by the federal government.

Hardcore History Jocko Podcast Joe Rogan Freakonomics Gun Talk Meateater

How many lawful, firearm-owning people, who are incapable of handling their own finances, have firearm-related incidents in New Jersey per year? Per decade?

You've done a great service. Maxed limit out on both mini-mags. Was looking for it ever since all that brouhaha about it being discontinued.

New Arsenal SLR107 is a great value. A real eastern bloc AKM at American AK price.

^Love the "have to wait 29 more days to use" part. I've got 2 pistol permits, that I've already extended, that are due to expire in February. No idea if I want to use them or not; trying to sell a couple rifles before I buy another handgun. I really like those M&P 2.0's.

Arsenal SAM7R-61. Built like a brick ****house, accurate, light recoil, smooth operation, fit of a Cadillac (sans finish). Fun as hell.

Highly recommend "Shadow Divers" by Robert Kurson. Any New Jerseyan should read it, particularly in the Monmouth-Ocean area or any divers, saltwater fisherman etc. About one of the last German U-Boat wrecks discovered off Brielle in the 90's. Awesome read, and well-researched on the topic of diving. Also suspenseful and dramatic. That dude John Chatterton who's been on that Oak Island show co-discovered the U-Boat. "Toms River" by Dan Fagin also recommended for anyone in MonOc area. Well written and educational; will open your eyes to just how silently dangerous the air in your home or water on your tap can be. Currently plodding through "AK-47: The Grim Reaper" by Frank Iannamico. It is THE book to own for AK owners. Believe it or not, cheapest price is directly from the publisher, not Amazon or B&N. "Crashing Through" by Robert Kurson is on my next list. It's about a guy who was blind most of his life and accomplished amazing things like riding motorcycles and working for the CIA, who ended up gaining his vision back by stem cell surgery, only to struggle with life BECAUSE he got his vision back. I'm almost strictly non-fiction. The way I see it, billions of people have lived on this Earth, and by now in the 21st century so many extraordinary events and people have been put on the books that there's enough to read about for lifetimes.

Wall takes about 3 months for everything

Congrats. God only knows what the conditions will be for the next opening of sales. Took 30-60 days after receiving that email to get mine back in May; 45 to be precise.

Yea same for other mags I was looking at. Tricksters they are

http://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/155664/05150397/beretta-92fs-9mm-15-round-factory-magazine

VP9

It's not so much about the money as it is about me just not wanting my name written in a book every time I buy pistol ammo.

Edited, can't argue with that

Appreciate the support. While part of me regrets not doing that from the get go, I'm trying to extend a courtesy so they respond in the like. If I remember correctly, I don't believe I did this questionaire back in 2012 when I got my FID, but for some reason I can't see how my thought process has changed since then. As much as I'd like to play hardball...[deleted]... I have Jef Hennigers number handy, as well as NJ2AS's, in the event of a denial, which I'm considering is a possibility, for reasons explained in another thread. FYI on the site they do asterisk it as voluntary, but earlier on they say "you will need to complete the below applications". It's insinuated that you should probably do it. In hindsight, I regret it.

Consider yourself lucky. My department requires an extra questionnaire form which is one question shy of a full background check of your immediate family. They do their own investigation too so it's minimum 3 months. I live in a virtually crime free town too.

Outpatient therapy for opioids, and that was 10 years ago. It wasn't ordered by a court or anything and I don't think the cops are even aware of it. Since then, he's been an employed upstanding citizen, with the exception of the past year since no one would employ him with the 2015 arrest on his record. And again that was dismissed about a week ago. I won't even bring up the outpatient therapy because that's volunteering the fact that he had a problem. To be honest, the officer made it sound like if I was telling the truth the permits should be approved but he didn't actually say it. We'll just have to wait and see. But I'll tell you guys one thing, getting arrested wrongfully f***s your life up. It takes a year just to get into a courtroom then another year getting it expunged, and by then you've lost your job, your rights, and your due process. Guilty until proven even more guilty.

Ideally this would work. But I tend to lean towards not provoking them. In this modern climate, and I'm talking with any police related issue, they are a very defensive bunch. I'm crossing my fingers that I played this right by not only being courteous, but also filling out the stupid (not to mention illegal) questionnaire in the first place.

That's what I was planning. I don't think I even have cards to play. I knew they were serious so I courteously told them "sure, just do what you have to do, I'm in no rush, enjoy your holiday".