Recent content by Augustwest

It absolutely is abnormal. The vast majority of people who get divorced - whether they're "shaken" by it or not, don't seek revenge or harm themselves...

What is it about people named Sugarman and foolishness when it comes to guns?

This is a good day to be an American.

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While this may be true for 03FFLs in NJ, it's not true at the Federal level.

Don't know that it's of much help, but my Senators have heard from me. Same Senators who seem ok with effectively destroying what's left of Connecticut's tobacco farming heritage with an expanded SCHIP program don't likely care that this would give law-abiding CT citizens the opportunity to...

- from http://www.law.ua.edu/colquitt/crimmain/crimmisc/jurymur.htm Dennis, sounds to me like it fits perfectly. You really don't have a defensible argument here...

Post Raich, and maybe even before, the federal government's distinction between interstate commerce and any other activity ceased to exist.

1. I think so, but I wouldn't take my word for it. 2. No. I'm pretty sure that Turkey hunting is shotgun only. IMO, any of the calibers the Cx4 is chambered in is too much gun for rabbits, and you have many, better options for deer hunting. If NYS is anything like CT, there may be restrictions...

Well that was a grownup and cogent post. :rolleyes: Kentak thoughts on this ring true for me.

At the very least, you owe this community an apology for your conduct on the original thread about this group buy...

There's been some contention about this issue around here before. IMO, it's their property and they should be able to say what goes on there, and it has nothing to do with "getting away with" anything. It's a stupid rule, but their choice, nevertheless.

This simply isn't true. There are many things to hate about the USA PATRIOT Act, and we'd be much better off focusing on those things than on issues that don't exist. It hurts the credibility of freedom lovers everywhere when people make stuff like that up. As a small aside, the House and...

Seems like the ideas about contacting your AG and/or trimming your letter down are sensible suggestions. If, however, you do decide to send the letter, you're looking for statutes, and not statues.

While keeping to the case at hand is good strategy, Gura had to have anticipated questions about licensing, automatic weapons, etc. I'm puzzled as to why he didn't better prepared to duck those questions rather than conceding them.