Another option is the Mossberg 500 flex in marinecote (which I have). Mossberg Flex 500 All-Purpose Marine Shotgun
At home I leave it in a tactical configuration.
Fuck you too. My father was mostly German, and his mother was born on a ship coming here from Germany...but flew as a tail gunner in a B-24 in almost suicide missions to the Polanski oil fields all to stop the Nazi's, and to protect our way of life which includes the right to have shit that...
I have absolutely no desire to own Hitler literature or a confederate flag. However, after seeing their reactions, I might have bought something while there ...just because.
I already have one. I like it.
I just got done looking at the FightLite website, they have finally posted "SCR is in production with our Distributors and Dealers expected to have the new models arriving shortly. Thanks for your interest ", but no other details. Just the same message over and...
Couldn't help myself. :)
As an aside, I have visited your store from quite a distance awy and bought quite a few things..to the tune of over $500, but have never identified myself as a buyer to you here on the forum. Many of the things I didn't immediately need, but were bought to support...
Sykes (female) is the judge who just ruled against Chicago's restrictions on gun ranges. "The majority opinion in the case, Ezell v. Chicago, was written by Judge Diane Sykes, whose name appears on Donald Trump's short-list of possible Supreme Court nominees." Federal Judge on Trump's SCOTUS...
How does them stopping a CUT cause your mortgage to go UP? The FHA insurance premium is for the FHA to have a fund available if/when borrowers fail to pay. There is a statutory mandate that the fund has 2% or greater capital ratio and the existing amount is approximately 2.32%, just a bit...
Wow, didn't realize the Rossi was going for so much! Mine has never been fired, sort of saving it. Going for $800 + gets met tempted...and I would turn around to buy the Taylor take down :)
Maybe that's the reason the Clinton Global Initiative has been shut down. He can't pardon her for a future crime but can pardon for a crime that has already been comitted (but for which there are no charges etc.)
FindLaw's United States Supreme Court case and opinions.
Yes, way back in 1866, so the Ford pardon of Nixon wasn't the first example: "extends to every offense known to the law, and may be exercised at any time after its commission, either before legal proceedings are taken, or during their...
Congress (house and senate) determine the number of justices on the supreme court. It originally was 6 (Judiciary Act of 1789), then changed in 1807 to 7, then changed to 9 in 1837, to 10 in 1863, back down to 7 in 1866 (as a way of preventing Andrew Johnson from making any appointments), back...
Other than the fact that the Ares SCR seems to be impossible to get? :) (I already own one but the fact that FightLite can't seem to say when they will be producing more is not exactly confidence inspiring.)
cheer up folks. The longer these folks ramble on with this crap is all time that they don't realize why they lost and make changes in their political strategy to regain control (or even pretend to make changes). The real people out there are seeing before their own eyes the endless whimpering...
It looks like the link to the non-resident permit still works. Interestingly enough, application for the non-resident permit doesn't seem to require that you already have a permit in your home state. Also, on the list of "proof of competence with a handgun" it includes "Completing a hunter...
Why do I need to transfer to my family in PA? Can I not be the legal owner of the lower (now assembled into a complete firearm) and leave it with my relative's place?
This thread got me thinking. Assuming I have relatives in a free state (like PA), could I do an evil build (partially), i.e. complete the lower with a non-compliant upper but do not mate the two (thus I don't create a non compliant firearm) and take said build to my free state relatives for...
This was part of the point I was trying to make a few pages ago. Here we have multiple pages of argument as to whether NY State is the only F'd up state. It is not. The problem is that this poor clown (the driver) is gonna get jacked up on this. I guess according to some here he will get...
I will say this as respectfully as I can ... your attitude is typical and part of the problem of living in this state. "Any who owns a firearm is aware that laws are not consistent from state to state" inherently reflects who you are and the knowledge you've acquired over time. I feel pretty...
None that I know of...but who knows.
My guess is that this guy wasn't aware that he couldn't tow his trailer on the Taconic. He gets pulled over for that (and speeding). The police officer then asks him if he has weapons or perhaps the guy has the handgun in the same location as the...
It's a shame we have to have these kind of threads, where we call each other stupid or where we say someone (in this case the guy from PA) has it coming to him.
In PA it is legal to buy a hand gun without a 'permit'. You can do so and have it in your home (e.g. the trailer), or on your person...
Have no idea of why you are quoting me on this, I was simply trying to explain the PA registration law....nothing to do at all with NY.
Regardless of state, federal law requires you do a FFL to FFL transfer for an inter-state transfer.
Yes, if you are a resident of PA and you buy a handgun there, the sale information is provided to the state. However, if you legally purchase your handguns in another state (that is, you were a resident of another state when you purchased them) and you move to PA, no registration is done. In...
No, you are trying to imply that it is no big deal because states like PA also require you to re-certify. It is clearly not the same, as states like PA don't know or care what guns you own and aren't building a centralized state-level database.
You keep comparing this to PA, but PA LCF's do NOT list guns, and are NOT required if you have the gun in your home, fixed place of business, or from your home to your recreational home (if unloaded and secured), etc.
I don't think people would care (at least not nearly as much) if the permit...
I think the biggest part of the proposal is the parts is:
1.Put the burden of proof clearly on the state to show that an individual carrying concealed did not
comply with the law, thus protecting law abiding gun owners from onerous civil suits;
2. Provide legal protections against states that...
Yes, but the difference is a R house, R Senate, and R President. The last time this was true was 2001. Hopefully we can have better results, but you are right there are still plenty of problems in getting this passed.
"
On January 3–the first day of the 115th Congress–Representative Richard Hudson (R-NC-8) introduced national concealed carry reciprocity legislation."
GOP Rep Introduces National Concealed Carry Reciprocity On Day One of New Congress - Breitbart
Link to summary of bill: Congressman Richard...
Shit, I use a VPN to access this site, and I have a host on OVH (one of the hosting sites mentioned by DHS). Does that mean I hacked the DNC? Does that mean I'm Russian?
After reading the DHS materials, I don't think they know squat, or are at least not saying anything that says they know...
Dr., there likely isn't a reason other than he is a real douche who gets pleasure from being an asshole to others.
In my career I've met people like Snappo, who like to look down on people because of their lack of a fancy degree, or who think that if someone comes from Harvard or other elite...
Snappo reminds me of some people I know. They get caught up in the lofty words that Obama (and other like him speak). It's the liberal tune that is appealing to so many, who don't realize that underneath it all is the ever expanding control of the state into every aspect of their lives. The...