Oh Shoot

  Yeah, I got a replacement rifle from Mossberg sent straight to home, but ATI would only send a replacement lower to FFL, for which they'd also rebate you 20 clams for after the fact. What a hassle. And the rep said she knew it was legal for them to send the lower directly to me, but that it was company "policy" to do it that way.    - OS

  Will this policy encompass Jane Fonda, Al Sharpton, and Dianne Feinstein too? ;)   - OS

  Ruger shows that all 10/22s still ship with the combo Weaver/tipoff rail, so those should fit fine. Rail uses 4 screws, use a dab of blue loctite on them, it'll be solid.   - OS

  Jim Belushi is still alive and making movies. :)   - OS

  I believe he's certainly pro-Trump.   - OS

  Well, there's plenty that simply won't vote for Trump.   - OS

  Pockets deep enough to get the legal ball rolling, and keep it rolling?   - OS

  Also seems to nuke anyone who is also a student, even if they also are a full time employee.   Also also, there seems to be no prohibition or recourse if the college simply fires you for it. Yeah, shouldn't happen, right, but then again they had to add legislation for the "guns in cars" both for private employers and colleges in separate bills over the last two years to keep exactly that from happening.   - OS

  Yeah, looking closer now, that's the way I get it, too.     Looks to me like the House still has to vote on the substituted Senate bill? - OS

  http://wapp.capitol.tn.gov/apps/BillInfo/default.aspx?BillNumber=SB2376&GA=109

  Seems to me if I'm reading the amendments correctly, it simply allows carry if the college allows it. If that's the case, bets that any will? Like even one?   - OS

  Just a note -- you call at least 180,000 just a "handful"?   - OS

  How is Hamilton not a "Founding Father", since he helped draft and signed the original Constitution?   - OS

Btw, we're probably gonna lose recognition with x number of states after Haslam signs the 18 year old permit thang.   - OS

  As I understand it, renewal price didn't change, still 12.50/year? They were already pro-rating it to meet the 5 year change to match the DL before they changed that to 8 years (idiots) so folks who were getting them for less or more than the original 4 years where paying less or more.   So if that's correct, your computation hasn't changed.   - OS

  But they are wanting to charge him $300 to downgrade to non-stainless!   - OS

  Most gun lines, stainless is always more.   - OS

Petty crap like that generally indicates an outfit struggling to barely making ends meet.   I'd let the guy know you will contest charge with credit card company, and if he doesn't give you satisfaction immediately, simply cease communication with him and do it.   - OS

  That was indeed the basis of the  case regarding the cop and his brother.   Note that Scalia's dissent in the matter was that there was simply no provision in federal law for question 11a on the 4473 to being with. So folks are convicted of violating an agency's "rule" rather than actual federal firearm law.   - OS

  The ownership isn't in general as concentrated by percentage in the states with the largest electoral votes save maybe for Texas, but even more pertinent, most gun owners aren't "activists" in the sense of gun freedom being a major voting issue, but fall into the "as long as I can keep some gun at home" or "as long as they don't take away my hunting rifle" groups.   - OS

  Odd.   Windows 7, have SmartScreen enabled, but I don't get the warning being discussed with FireFox or IE (11).  Must be an additional variable involved. Maybe Edge browser, Windows 10, or combo of both?   - OS

  'Cept for your name. ;)   - OS

  Ah, now I get the nuance, and you're almost certainly right that it is not a crime, as the example wording in the 4473 is buying the firearm "for" someone else, which would certainly require at least the intent to give the firearm to him.   - OS

    The term itself aside, ATF considers any purchase from FFL where a person gives you the money up front to buy it for him illegal, whether that person can legally own firearms or not.   See 4473 for specific example between legal "gift" and illegal purchase for someone else.   Note that this recently went all the way to SCOTUS at least regarding lying on the 4473 (the cop who bought a firearm for his brother in another state, even though it was transferred in that other state through a FFL).   - OS

Better change that plural to singular in the title toot sweet!  ;)   - OS