Sniper

Shhhh... It's a secret club, don't tell anyone....

Come on, this is how you justify a new purchase to wifey... that's what she would do if she had to return a pair of shoes! Why do I always have to come up with these ideas?

Buy yourself a NEW rifle and use the box it came in to ship the other one.

Which auction site were you going through?

I saw that today, apparently Reuters has been listening (incorrectly) to that Swalwell dude.... ...."Two months ago, Reuters breathlessly reported, “New Zealand police expect tens of thousands of firearms to be surrendered by a guns buy-back scheme.” Law enforcement authorities averred that “it could be more.” Pregnant with the expectation that gun owners would trade their firearms for cash, the political class is nonplussed by the results. In reality, New Zealand is quite heavily armed per capita, with an estimated 1.2-1.5 million guns in a country of approximately 4.7 million people. Only 530 guns have thus far been turned in to the authorities."

Maybe if you deliver some of those awesome crock pot ribs to Trenton, maybe they'll back off on these ridiculous new laws. After all, we don't want these important threads about new restrictive laws get in the way of your culinary discussions on the forum.

From the current proposed bill A5452: ..." A person who obtained a firearms purchaser identification card issued prior to the effective date of P.L. , c. (pending before the Legislature as this bill) shall renew the card by the first day of the forty ninth month following the effective date of P.L. , c. (pending before the Legislature as this bill). Also, that same bill adds new layers to inheriting a firearm from a relative: ..." Upon the death of the owner of a firearm, the administrator or executor of the estate who does not possess a valid firearms purchaser identification card or permit to purchase a handgun shall surrender custody of the firearm within 30 days to the chief law enforcement officer of the municipality in which the decedent resided o An heir or legatee who possesses a valid permit to purchase a handgun or firearms purchaser identification card may take possession of the firearm directly from the administrator or executor of the estate or from the chief law enforcement officer or superintendent, as appropriate, if the heir or legatee files a signed certification in a form prescribed by the superintendent.

You might want to revisit that... it seems to be... Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court on Monday left intact a federal law that requires the registration of some firearms, including silencers, and turned away a request to consider whether such firearm accessories are protected by the Second Amendment. An appeals court had held that a silencer is not a "bearable" arm protected by the Constitution. The order was issued without comment or recorded dissent. (Wait, where are our new Conservative judges on a opinion or dissent??????) Some believe the lower courts are thumbing their nose at the landmark Heller v. US decision in 2008 holding that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to keep and bear arms. https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/10/politics/silencers-supreme-court/index.html

Of course they would do that... everyone is included... People have short memories... (15 round mag grandfathering)... oops... oh, wait.. But hey, how about those Ribs!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The S.C. is punting on even arguing the case of allowing silencers/suppressors. Those of you who think the NEW conservative judges Trump nominated were going to undue all the unconstitutional Anti-2A crap, better think again... Nobody is going to save you!! Time to wake up! The Supreme Court said Monday that it will not take up a challenge to a federal law that restricts the ownership of gun silencers, attachments that muffle the sound of gunfire. The court rejected an appeal brought by two Kansas men — Shane Cox, the owner of a military surplus store who sold a silencer, and Jeremy Kettler, the man who bought it. Kettler said he purchased the silencer to protect his ears because his hearing was damaged during military service. He also said the store owner told him that a silencer made and sold in the same state was not subject to the federal law that requires the devices to be registered. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-won-t-take-gun-silencer-restrictions-n1015766

Most of the proposed legislation only impacts law-abiding citizens, who do not perpetrate crimes, and represent a threat to no one. Such legislation includes efforts to force “smart guns” onto the market, mandate “safe storage” of firearms, require FID card renewal, force firearms training, interfere with firearms inheritance, impose severe penalties and six-figure fines for poorly defined gun and ammunition “crimes,” expand gun and ammunition “crimes” without protecting honest citizens from wrongful prosecution under careless wording, and electronically record and report both ammunition and firearms sales. This legislation can be viewed by clicking each of the following bill numbers: A1016, A3696, A5452, A5453, A5454, and A5455.

Wow, prices are still dropping... PSA Freedom upper kit, now $260. https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-16-m4-carbine-length-5-56-nato-1-7-nitride-freedom-rifle-kit-5076171.html Add a stripped lower for $30. https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-ar-15-lower-safe-fire-1728.html A complete AR platform for under $300.

Sounds like a really, really exciting place to live!

Ha Ha.. Some people have WAY too much time on their hands.

Oh, come on... you'll be retired, go for it... it's only money, you can't take it with you.. Plus, you'll be the envy of the neighborhood, while everyone else is driving their, used, beat up, Ez-Gos!!!

Time to be different, go get a GEM car:

Only if you DON'T take care of the batteries, and run them down too far.. If you keep deep cycle batteries charged up, they will last a long time (many years) and hold a good charge. Flat line them once, and they're toast...

I certain am today. Flying the special flag in their honor!!!

Definitely electric. Less moving parts, and since they've been around for many decades, any bugs have been long worked out. Also, think about it, with a gas cart, you'll have to keep buying gas in jugs and bringing it home, and refilling the tank. You want to do that in retirement, or just plug the cart into the wall? My father lived in Florida, had an electric cart in his community for like 25 years. Played golf just about every day. Except for the occassional flat tire or mechanical issue, I think he replaced batteries once. And he ran that thing multiple times every day.

If that's the case, it makes it look even MORE suspicious..

Absolutely... But it won't come from the courts. Is it time yet?

I was wondering about that, how many other businesses still use NCR forms and dot matrix printers? Hasn't technology made them just about obsolete? Multiple PD's didn't realize they were getting close to the bottom of the case of forms? Really? We're to believe that?

The Sheeple will just accept this with all the other unconstitutional 2A laws stuffed up their butts without even a single whimper... It's what they normally do. Just another example of removal of our 2A rights, piece by piece.

Never let a crisis go to waste, in true Democrat fashion, a rush to pass NEW gun grab laws before the bodies even cool off. How many times have we seen this?????? After massacre, Virginia governor demands action on guns VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) -- Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Tuesday he will summon lawmakers back to the state Capitol this summer to take up a package of gun-control legislation, saying last week's mass shooting in Virginia Beach calls for "votes and laws, not thoughts and prayers." Northam's bills include a ban on silencers and high-capacity magazines, as well as a broadening of the ability of local governments to prohibit guns in city buildings. The governor said he also wants mandatory, universal background checks before gun purchases; a limit of one handgun purchase per month; and a "red flag" law that would allow authorities to seize weapons from people deemed a threat to themselves or others. Another top Republican, Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment, noted that the governor is pushing for legislation that already failed earlier this year. "This governor has opted for political posturing over solutions," Norment said. The governor has long advocated stricter gun control and gets an F grade from the NRA. A top gun-rights advocate, Philip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, denounced the special session as "political theater" and said the answer is to make it easier for people to carry weapons. "There's really nothing other than allowing people to protect themselves until the police get there that would have worked," he said. Friday's shooting has been Northam's first major test since a scandal over a photo in his medical school yearbook nearly drove him from office four months ago. Northam denied he was in the picture of someone in blackface and another person in a Ku Klux Klan hood and robe. https://www.yahoo.com/news/apnewsbreak-virginia-gov-call-special-session-guns-130414860.html

Long guns or handguns? NJ is 21 to possess handguns. Absolutely correct, spell it out completely on each item where it goes.