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This effect is VERY common (no I won't discuss what has led me to this conclusion). The fact that they went after the librarian near Buffalo for his prescription history, all of the erroneous 9.46 referrals, this case and all that are bound to follow when the red flag law takes effect... I would...

I found these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VKP2RKC/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=APXVIUGFEK7IK&psc=1 It looks like they should work but I'm not sure. At $7 for a set of ten, I think I'll give 'em a try. ETA: Damn things are gonna take 3-6 weeks to arrive.

Does anyone know what strain relief/hoods are used on the camera end of the ethernet line? I probably just don't know the right search term but I can't find anything that has that locking mechanism.

The connection to the Red Flag law is that it will be a very similar process. Once the law goes into effect, it won't be just pissed of officials or good-ol-boys club members that can bring the state's wrath down upon you. Police, DAs, school administrators, teachers or coaches, family members...

Just put in again. I think this is a much better way to fight than contributing to the NRA and possibly even better than giving to the others like GOA and SAF.

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"In all, there were 21,241 deaths among children and young adults under the age of 21 during the five-year period. The majority of the deaths, 62%, were assaults, followed by suicides. Most occurred among males, and two-thirds were aged 18 to 21 years old." So basically they lumped young adult...

I did not, but I probably will now that I'm pretty sure what I'm getting.

Alright, I think I'm going to get three different cameras and see what I like/works best at different locations. Both fixed and varifocal as well as the gamut of resolutions. They're more expensive than I had hoped but the effort doesn't make much sense to me if all I end up with is video of...

I've restricted my search to Dahua's and am favoring Starlight or Starlight+. I'm STILL drowning in model numbers...

This has passed both chambers. FUAC just has to sign it.

Nope. License needed to purchase, use or store. NY State Assembly Bill A4452

Yep, it's tagged with "Newsish Fakery" and "Parody & Satire" at the bottom. If you read far enough, it's got a homeless Harry Potter character picking cans out of the garbage before jumping into the debate. Bastards got me.

The fact that he wants to elevate "gun violence" to a national security level threat and use the DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE to provide solutions should scare the hell out of everyone. That's got tyranny written all over it.

I didn't see a thread on this but it deserves it. Russia isn't even in the same universe as this crap. Oh, and by the way, you can't find this video on YouTube - it's already been censored. Anyone that's been paying attention should have suspected what they're doing but it hits home when their...

Normally I'd agree Darth. The monkey wrench is that the internet has become the primary repository of public discourse. If they put YouTube content behind a pay wall, I'd agree with leaving them alone - to include stripping 230 protection. But anyone with an internet connection can access and...

Is YouTube actually a monopoly? There are at least a dozen other video hosting services out there. I know because I've been looking for an alternative. The problem is that YouTube has far more content, far better search and curating abilities, and a more easily consumed service overall. Except...

Very good points. I need to think about it a bit more but here's my initial reaction. Do they really need unfettered ban ability? The reason it works so well here is because the mods do a very good job of restraining themselves and they've earned our trust. YouTube did well for awhile but now...

Doesn't help that any potential competitor to YouTube will have a helluva time getting an app hosted on Play store. 95% of the online videos I watch are on my phone through YouTube's app. I'll say it again - these companies are hiding behind their "we're just a platform" protection when it...

They intentionally made it a fancy roofing torch just to avoid bullshit laws like this. More cidiots wetting their panties because something mundane looks scary.

http://lib.post.ca.gov/Publications/Building%20a%20Career%20Pipeline%20Documents/Safe_Harbor.pdf 30 seconds on a search engine.

The vast majority of it will be in Articles 265 and 400. 400 relates mostly to licensing. Remember, laws don't tell you what's legal. They tell you what's not.

What passed exactly? A-7847/S-6230 is still listed as In Committee.

If it were any other guy Will, I would. I have. Well, money anyway. My time ain't worth shit in a legal battle. Mine's bigger but that really isn't justification for you being so eager for me to stick it up on the chopping block, sweetheart. You guys are so easy... ;)

Common use as in language. As I understand it, terms not defined revert to common use definition (or whatever the legal term is). Whatever you say, sweetheart.

NY didn't define detachable magazine. Hell, we can't even agree what it means. I'd say other state's definitions are relevant to it's common use. But you're right, it depends on the judge. I can't see firearm examiner's report getting blocked though. Right, like I said... let the state win...

Well you do have to shape it in some way. But how do they prove the end product is a receiver? I don't know.

Unless it's changed in the last ten years, fishing and small game are separate licenses (Sportsman is a package that cover fishing small and large game). So there's already a codified distinction between the two. They don't call them 80%s. The wording would cover 1% receivers. Here's the...

Ha! They've discovered that they can do anything they want, the corrupt courts will back it at every step before SCOTUS and they can use tax money to do it! Besides, you have until the November 1st immediately following passage to get that serial number and register it. They're being way nicer...

Yep, subsonic is right. Theoretically, you could take your gun apart to clean it, but putting it back together would be a felony. ETA: It would also make possession of 80% guns that you completed prior to passage a felony unless you register AND serialize it. It's retroactive. In addition, it...

"Unfit" isn't the impeachment criteria specified by the Constitution. I believe "high crimes and misdemeanors" is, a.k.a. criminal behavior.

Lol, I have powder in the closet. I have powder under the bed. I have powder in the basement on my bench. The only thing you don't want to do is store it in a strong box, like a gun safe. Confining it like that will turn it into a bomb if there's a fire. As mentioned already, keep it in the...

I ended up going with this one. 6th gen I5 but more importantly it has an SSD with Win 10 and, from what I have seen on YouTube, a free spot for a 3.5" drive. A lot of the SFF machines don't have space to put two drives in so I would've had to swap the Windows install - doable but kind of a...

Think it's a shell catcher for shooting a semi for trap. It's so you don't hit the guy at the next station with your hulls. ETA: Looks like yours is the discontinued 869-012-11WB found here...

You don't know that he would have been convicted for using the MR2. In fact the court specifically said it "declines to make a determination as to whether the installation of an MR2 renders a rifle inside or outside the scope of the definition of assault rifle." Remember, this was a motion...

No, this thread is a push at the Federal level to have DHS resurrect the "ghost gun" bogeyman every year in the form of a "threat assessment". The thread you quoted is in reference to the NY bills. Thankfully, the NY bills don't seem to affect 80% components. It seems the NY bill is only...

I'd have to buy more parts. Case, HD or two (which I'd have to buy anyway), power supply, wireless mouse, keyboard and OS - not a whole lot really. I've got some 'retired' video cards too that might work in a pinch. Was planning to hook it up to the TV.

Used - Very Good: Intel Core i7-920 2.66 GHz LGA 1366 BX80601920 Processor - Newegg.com I figure at least 4 cameras, no idea how many megapixels. I think I'd want mid to high end picture quality. Don't really want to go through the hassle and cheap out on the cameras. Also, we're a bit over...

Welp, my house got egged last weekend while the wife was dozing on the couch. Now I'm looking for a camera system... First, thanks for the thread @NYGuns. It has been and, I'm sure, will continue to be very helpful. Second, NVR or PC? I think I still have a motherboard, processor and RAM that...

As I recall, they cut through the damn wall this last time. Some locked cabinets aren't going to make much of a difference in cases like that.

From what I've seen, legislation is much more specific when defining static dates. Either they call them out specifically or the say things like '90th day after it shall have become a law.' On top of that, C&R eligibility is rolling from a federal perspective.

Yeah, just drill it. Mag catches and buttons aren't very expensive and are very easy to install. Don't worry too much if you screw it up. Shouldn't be an issue unless you're really ham-fisted but you want to be careful not to get your receiver.

And the ability to buy, use and possess Destructive Devices, Suppressors, SBRs, etc. anywhere in the country without jumping through another set of hoops. If you're gonna bend over, make sure it's worth it.

Shapiro has an interesting take on this. Basically they started out, and continue to claim to be like the phone companies - just platforms that have no responsibility for content (and by extension, illegal content). However, they're now censoring and regulating content quite heavily. That takes...

I've noticed that the usurpation of the valid term "assault rifle" is complete. "Assault weapon" was just a temporary bridge.

Only wildcat I'm loading for at the moment is 30 Herrett AR (TAC 30). Basically a 30 Herrett that uses 6.8 brass so you can run it in an AR-15.

That's still in there: Section 4. b. The prohibitions contained in subparagraph 2 of paragraph a above shall not apply to: (1) The owner or lessee of the dwelling house, or members of his immediate family actually residing therein, or a person in his employ, or the guest of the owner or lessee...

Who knew our state's Fudd roots ran so deep?

Thanks for doing the legwork I was too lazy for @GoodGuywitha9mm. Actually I have to reverse my position on the hunting license exemption. Laws prohibit and regulated specific actions. If an action (such as target shooting) is not mentioned or regulated by the law, you are acting in accordance...

Maybe the have some political power and maybe it's all smoke and mirrors. Either way, if they fall the grabbers are gonna figure it's open season. I think we'll definitely need a gun rights organization to step up.