what are the federal drug associations guidelines for ear piercings with guns?
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When I lived in NJ I went to this little shop in West New York and they pierced my nose with a gun. Then when I came back to CT a professional told me that was bad and everyone is supposed to start using needles.
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This is guided by Arms Act in which categories of weapons have been identified requiring licence from govt.Some weapons such as .38, 9mm revolvers/pistols can not be possessed by citizens except members of Armed Force and Police.Air guns(both pistols and guns) do not come under this category.You are free to buy and use it for peaceful purpose.But you cant intimidate others by this.Also hunting by any means is a penal offence.
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Federal HYDRA-SHOK 147 grain. \n\nNow, you need to make sure it works and feeds well and shoots fairly accurately in you own weapon, just like they all said. If it does, you have selected a powerful 9mm round with superior stopping power and proven reliability that is commonly available at most shops. No point in choosing an ammo you can't find. \n\nI recommend you stock up and quick. Nasty Nancy Pelosi will be taking that pistol away from you real soon if she gets her way.
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Ear notching is simple and allowed as long as it's done following standard humane procedures. See the page linked below, there's a good survey of standard procedures:\nhttp://www.ccac.ca/en/CCAC_Programs/Guidelines_Policies/GUIDES/ENGLISH/V2_84/CH22_2.HTM\n\nPIT tagging is good, although it is more expensive\nhttp://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/aibs/bio/2004/00000054/00000005/art00012
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My daughter and I both have problems with any earrings .We usually take and stick the part that goes through your ear in some antibiotic ointment befor wearing them and it makes for pain free insertion and keeps our ears from getting infected or bothered as well you can do tthis with any earrings its fast,cheap and easy and it works!!
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Armor piercing ammunition is used to penetrate hardened armored targets such as body armor, vehicle armor, concrete, tanks and other defenses, depending on the caliber of the fire arms. Armor piercing ammunition consists of a hardened steel, tungsten carbide, or depleted uranium penetrator enclosed within a softer material, such as copper or aluminum. Armor piercing ammunition can range from rifle and pistol caliber rounds all the way up to tank rounds.\n\nRifle and pistol rounds are usually of steel or tungsten. Aircraft and tank rounds are more often of the depleted uranium type. This has been questioned in recent years due to the fact that they leave behind toxic material and were used in inhabited areas of civilians causing posible contamination. The penetrator is a pointed mass that is designed to retain its shape and penetrate through materials. Depleted uranium also has the advantage of being able to spall as it penetrates. This creates a fine, hot dust. This is employed in anti-tank warfare because this dust, at thousands of degrees, is able to quickly kill a tank's crew and ignite the ammunition and gas stores. Rifle armor piercing ammunition is generally a hardened penetrator surrounded with a copper jacket, just as almost every type of modern bullet is. Upon impact on a hard target, the copper case is destroyed, but the penetrator continues its motion and penetrates the substance. The Russian/Soviet government also developed armor piercing ammunition for its pistols. It is of similar design to the rifle ammo above.\n\nThere are several reasons for the entire bullet not being made out of hard metal. Firstly, it would damage the rifling of the gun it was fired from. Secondly, bullet casing metals are often chosen for high mass, which gives the bullet greater density— and hence greater penetration— with the same size. Thirdly, bullets with a hard coating would deflect on coming in contact with an angled hard target such as a helmet. When an armor piercing bullet hits an angled target the soft coating deforms, at the same time making the target surface rough and providing suitable conditions for the hard core to pentrate.\n\nContrary to common belief, teflon or other coatings on the bullet do not in any way help it penetrate deeper. Teflon coated bullets were meant to help reduce the wear on the barrel as a result of normal operation. Teflon coating was a trend that has largely faded, in part because of laws resulting from this misconception; there was a brief moral panic over these "Cop-killer bullets", which were said to have been designed to penetrate the body armor worn by police.
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Ask them to apply some numb spray before you get pierced. That makes it painless.
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Yes. And Yes. Wear a cup or your family won't grow. I wear an old bullet proof vest to help absorb some body shots. ALWAYS WEAR YOUR MASK AND GOGGLES!!!
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You have to go through a local background check and pay something like a two hundred dollar tax to the feds (which is a violation of the second amendment). \n\nYou may get a better answer at packing.org or at http://batf.gov
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http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/PatrolDivisions/CLD/DrugChemistry/DrugClassifications/Images/hallucinogensAnimated.gif
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There's two\n Roberti-Roos Assault Weapons Control Act of 1989\n.50 Caliber BMG Regulation Act of 2004
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Eighteen for all rifles and shotguns. Caliber/gauge makes no difference.  Twenty one for handguns. This is a federal law.
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Try this site.\n\nhttp://www.textfiles.com/politics/GUNS/caligun.law\n As far as I can read, it is considered the same as with general firearms. Discharging away from occupied dwellings is legal and you are not likely to get into any trouble for it. If you have a hunting license you should be fine in shooting critters, but you might want to check with your local fish and game service for definites. They can tell you about shooting animals on or off private property. Good luck to you.
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I'm pretty sure that it's a federal thing, not state law.  You need to be 18.  21 if you want a handgun.  Background checks apply.  Be safe with it.
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post for one at\n\nhttp://gunsamerica.com
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The 'Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005' was rolled into the 'USA PATRIOT Act Additional Reauthorizing Amendments Act of 2006'. \nIt is Title VII of that act. \nIt requires:\n    * Nationalize restrictions on retail sales by requiring ephedrine and pseudoephedrine products to be kept behind the counter or in a locked case; require purchasers to buy no more than 3.6 grams a day and 9 grams a month, show I.D. and sign a sales log, and require employees handling the products to be properly trained\n    * Toughen penalties against meth kingpins and smugglers and also meth cooks who endanger children or use federal property\n    * Step up the government's authority to monitor the flow of precursor chemicals from foreign manufacturers, including withholding aid to countries who are not fully cooperating with U.S. law enforcement\n    * Hold precursor chemical importers and exporters accountable if their product is diverted for illicit use\n    * Increase funding for assistance programs such as drug courts and those helping mothers or drug-endangered children\n    * Impose on manufacturers quotas for production and import of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine\n    * Pledge support to Mexico in its efforts to curb methamphetamine production \n\nIt was passed by Congress and signed by George Bush in March and will become effective Sept 31st.\n\nVERY patriotic.
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do drugs, piercings, and drink alcohol... pretty much cool by definition.. \n\njust kiddin, you shouldnt care about beign cool