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I know this subject has been beaten to death but I have to ask. I am in IL and considering selling a gun to a resident in Indiana. We both would like to do it face to face and have been told it is ok to do so (maybe he just said that because the less the government knows the better). I have also heard that any out of state transfer must go through ffl's. Could I drive to his state and transfer the gun to him through an ffl? Oh and Im sure I will get a beating for this one but he is also 20 years old. I know it is legal to sell and buy handguns privately as long as your 18 but am unsure about out of state sales. I will be calling the state police tomorrow but wanted any input from those who have experience with out of state sales. Getem
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The laws vary state to state.For instance, Nevada recognizes bordering states as legal to do a FTF transfer, but CA does not. I cannot legally purchase a gun in Nevada without transferring through an FFL because of CA state law. But an Idaho resident can. Check with both states.
Because you posted this in the handgun section.... I would advise against it at the buyer is 20. Must be 21 to purchase a handgun (even if private).
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I would go by the book. If the gun is used in a crime 20 years from now this could come back to haunt you. At his end if it's not a legal sale and the gun is stolen his insurance won't pay.
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STOP. In this case, Federal law DOES address face to face sales. As a Federal alw, will apply to all states. If you are a private citizen, not a FFL, you may ONLY transfer ownership a firearm to a fellow resident of your state, or to a FFL in any state. The one exception is transfer by inheritance. This is in 18 US Code Section 922 (long read) Do NOT confuse a FTF sale with the provisions for a Dealer to make a long gun sale at his licensed premises to a resident of another state. He is a dealer and can. You ain't, and can't. Period. You CAN deliver to a FFL in the recipient's state, and have the FFL make the transfer. However, if that person cannot legally buy a gun, you cannot legally transfer one to him either. To do a FTF across a state line, you are committing a Federal felony. Investigated and prosecuted by the ATF. Not the best move in the world.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
C3 hit the nail on the head! Follow that!
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I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship? Why do you feel it necessary to list your guns?
From the ATF website: Q: May an unlicensed person obtain a firearm from an out-of-State source if the person arranges to obtain the firearm through a licensed dealer in the purchaser's own State? A person not licensed under the GCA and not prohibited from acquiring firearms may purchase a firearm from an out-of-State source and obtain the firearm if an arrangement is made with a licensed dealer in the purchaser's State of residence for the purchaser to obtain the firearm from the dealer. [18 U.S.C. 922(a)(3) and 922(b)(3)] Not to mention who know what the laws in IL say. Which I believe have to be through an FFL even if it's a private sale, but I could be wrong there.

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It would take some serious beer goggles to make that chick look like Beyonce. All she has is the hair and that wasn't even until this last round of pics. She still looks trashy and she obviously wasn't raised right if her mom thinks it's okay for a 17-year-old girl to go clubbing all night in London with a pop star's entourage then spend the night in their hotel. Justin claims that kind of stuff matters to him.
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Daily Mail has a picture that clearly shows Ellawithtoomanynames walking into the club holding hands with some guy who is obviously not Justin. It's probably the dj since, I'm sure, he's at that hotel too. Of course, if she came out and said she was dating Justin Bieber's dj, she wouldn't get any more free publicity.
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Please Register or Log in to Remove this Advertisement! He got the top spot (if you stand on your head) for run defense. He moved from 31st in the league to 32nd. Officially the Bears have the worst run defense in the league. Sad... It makes me mad how we could be in last place for any kind of defensive ranking.
Can a mod delete this thread. It is taking so long for threads to post, I did it twice. We only need to be reminded once how bad our D is....
This reminds me of an article that I recently read about the Cowboys and Jerry Jones. He was upset at the fact that the Cowboys O is not as effective when playing games as they are during practices. Someone needs to explain to Jerry that during real games, the Cowboys do not play against the Cowboys D. The Cowboys D is rated at 31st for both run and pass defense. Not too hard to figure out. If something is broken, there is usually an underlying reason. Co-incidence does not usually bring you to the bottom (or top) of any list.
This is the truth. I believe it to be a personnel issue-as in, the players suck. I thought up until today the defense had been doing a decent job considering who it was composed of. Not sure if anybody caught it, but on the nbc 5 late night bears postgame show McMichael called out McClellin for being a p.o.s. They replayed the Tavon Austin run and there is Shea, caught with his pants down in the middle of the backfield. By the time he finds the ball it's 10 yards past him and then he's blindsided. At which point another p.o.s. is making one of his patented out of position bone head plays(Conte). I mean what the hell could Tucker possibly do with these guys? McMichael claimed that McClellin was being singled out and run at. I didn't notice it at the time but now that I think back he's probably right. I would love to know the dynamic between the GM and the coaches regarding who starts and plays, because Shea is not an nfl caliber player. If teams are singling him out as a weakness and then gashing us you really can't let that go on and win any games. Same thing with Conte.
The sad reality is there is no one to replace these players with right now. We essentially have to watch this D get raped for the rest of the year i guess.
Bass seems to play the position better than Shea. Casey Hampton is STILL available. Huff WAS available. Tucker has made this Defense into a back yard pick-up game type defense. Comments like "if you are going to make a mistake then do it at full speed". Instead of being in the right place they are running to the wrong spot at full speed, which takes them out of the play completely. I know there are a lot of key injuries, but gap integrity has nothing to do with talent, that has every thing to do with coaching. This part of the season is about your teams ability to run the ball. Well everyone has been successful against us. So when are they going to change something? There are options for the Bears, Big Toe, Casey Hampton, Corey Williams, and Richard Seymour (possibly too expensive) are all still out there and then you can possibly put Wootten back at DE in a rotation with Bass and Shea needs to ONLY come in on passing situations.
Fellas, this Defense is worse than just two guys (McClellin and Conte). The entire line is sub par, Bowman had a TERRIBLE game, Major Wright is every bit as bad as Conte and our rookie linebackers, well, let's just say they are as green as the money they are collecting. This is what happens when you have a substantial amount of injuries and a coach that is OK, but not good enough to overcome those injuries. Honestly, I really don't know who to blame, if anyone. The McClellin selection was, and still is a head scratcher for me, but do you blame the player? He really is playing out of position in my opinion, and at best, he's a role player (pass rush specialist), not an every down DE. Conte and Wright have both been on the rise until this year, and what has changed? The quality of the players around them. Part of their problem is they no longer have LBers that can drop and cover the deep middle, well, in this Defense, that is a necessity. How can you blame them for that? And it's really unfair to blame rookie LBers when their collective heads are spinning and they are still trying to figure our what the hell they are doing out there. I guess the point I'm making is this. You cannot have success in this league with the volume of injuries we've had. The most recent Packer SB team was the exception to the rule, but typically, you can't win in this league when the majority of your players on one side of the ball or the other are reserves, you just can't. This Defense WILL continue to get raped and it's just up to the Offense to score as much as they can to try to cover the Defense. If we had all or the majority of our starters and we got gashed like that, I'd be pissed too, but I'm not. I guess I've come to grips with it at this point. I think when Peanut went down, that was the last bit of hope leaving my body.
I believe there are three factors in play: 1. Certainly the injuries are a huge factor. 2. In addition to the injuries, we also have a need to upgrade talent. We have starters who are really bad. 3. I don't give Tucker a "pass" due to the injuries. Sorry. He's a mediocre coach at best. We need to get better someone better. If all of our starters were healthy, I still think we'd have a mediocre-to-bad defense. We need a serious talent upgrade this off-season. Just getting our starters healthy will not be enough to solve our woes. We need Emery to work his magic on defense, like he did this past year on offense.
I agree with all of those and would also add the greenness of some players. Although by now, I would expect them to start getting some seasoning. Instead I may actually see regression. I'd say those four are the key. There may also be subplots if the players do not believe in Tucker, they may not be giving it their all, but that is huge speculation. I think the 4 factors are pretty safe though.
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She hasn't probably recovered from the intensive trainings, needs to get used to it. Don't really get the logic behind playing here anyway, I mean - losing early in a weak 25k - what to do next? Yes, let's play a 600k
Oh well, it can be counted as 'experience' I guess.
This was actually not that difficult though, which is what's disappointing
Hopefully she does better in Minsk and Helsinki
2 losses in a row to the lesser Kichenok
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nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695Indeed, good sir, that IS the question. They should have just sold the 3- and 5-door hatches, and made a sport model of the 3-door much like the RS in the UK.
Instead, they are going to do to the Fiesta what Toyota did with the Vitz in 2000: giving it a plastered-on trunk (and calling it the Echo), which everybody thought looked ridiculous.
At least we will get the 5-door. :sick:2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
andre1969 Posts: 22,283While I'm not a big fan of hatchbacks, I think most little cars really NEED to be a hatchback. Their styling is too stubby to work well as a sedan or coupe, and in converting to a notchback you lose a lot of practicality, as it cuts down on cargo volume.
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lilengineerboy Posts: 4,116I am actually almost excited about the Fiesta. I think it will be one of the more interesting small cars that show up here. I would do a 5-door 6-speed manual. I am still really curious about pricing. I am also curious about aftermarket support. The Civic and Mini have a relatively robust performance aftermarket. I hope Ford helps to develop the same with the Fiesta and the Focus. That is how you get brand loyalty with the younger folks.
The only reason I have the Accord is because I got used to Honda in the old Civics and older Accords. They were very easy to "optimize." Of course, my '07 might as well have been a Buick for how interesting it is, but lesson learned.
I guess another measure of this will be Subaru's success. All the kids with WRXs will grow up or have needs change...will they get a glorified station wagon with high profile tires and no third row? -
alltorque Posts: 535Instead, they are going to do to the Fiesta what Toyota did with the Vitz in 2000: giving it a plastered-on trunk (and calling it the Echo), which everybody thought looked ridiculous.
Thankfully we don't get the Toyota Vitz, (Vitz ??), and sub-compact sedans have gone to the great automotive scrapyard in the sky. I really don't think a Fiesta sedan is going to be at all pretty or funky. Maybe they should re-name it the Ford Eric or something. (With apologies to any Erics out there).
Whilst out in Lincoln, (UK), to-day I noticed one of those old Japanese van-with-windows things that passed for people-carriers and were imported in, (thankfully), very small numbers. This one was a Nissan, I think, and proudly bearing the model name of Bongo Friendee.............I kid you not ! Bet Ford wishes it had thought of that one; a real sure fire seller for the young, trendy market segment. Or maybe not. Sounds like the options list should include a couple of grams of something to smoke and a tie-dyed kaftan. Sorry, off topic..........again. -
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nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695Thankfully we don't get the Toyota Vitz, (Vitz ??), and sub-compact sedans have gone to the great automotive scrapyard in the sky
Yeah, luckily for you they have in the UK, but not in the old US of A. We get the fugly Versa sedan (a chopped Versa 5-door with a trunk glued on), the fuglier Aveo 4-door (even the Aveo 5-door is no prize in the beauty department), and the Yaris 4-door, which is the best-looking of this group, but that is truly faint praise (and the 3- and 5-doors are much better-looking IMO).
Now Ford plans on continuing this tradition with the Fiesta, and I guess we should count our lucky stars that they have seen fit to also offer the 5-door. In much the same way that Toyota eventually started to sell the 5-door Yaris here, I hope Ford will come around and offer the Fiesta 3-door (in RS trim, Ford, C'MON!) a year or two after the initial launch.2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
lilengineerboy Posts: 4,116The thought of an SVT/RS/ST Fiesta makes me giddy. Eh, okay maybe giddy is pushing it but I do like the thought of a "hot hatch" from a domestic manufacturer. Is there a sport model of the Fiat/Chrysler?
I guess the other concern is that the Fiesta is more expensive in Europe so it has more features. I hope there is a balance between content and pricing here...the Contour started with a lot of equipment but got de-contented year after year as they tried to meet a pricepoint. -
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695Yes, there is a sport 500, it is the Abarth, and Fiat has already promised that they WILL sell it stateside. THAT one ought to be a hoot. As would the Fiesta RS be, but in the case of the Ford there have been no promises of a North American sport version that I am aware of.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587If you like small sedans, just get a WRX.
Subaru had too much overlap. Every car was small/medium sized. Every single model from the Impreza to the Tribeca had the exact same 16.9 gallon fuel capacity.
That's just wrong. Something had to change.
Outback sales were up 142% in November, so who are we to argue with that?
C&D has a write-up on the new Suzuki Kizashi. It's about the size of the outgoing Legacy, and 0-60 in 7.2s with the 4 banger/6 speed manual combo. Too bad the AWD model only comes in a CVT... -
alltorque Posts: 535Yes, there is a sport 500, it is the Abarth,
And there is now the Abarth 500 Esseesse, (sounds as SS). Thiss little beassty hass some 180bhp, IIRC, but what iss desscribed as "firm" susspension - read rock ssssolid. Goes like thingy though, by all accountss. :shades:
The "ordinary" Abarth 500 could well replace my Volvo S60 D5...........I'm getting tired of being grown up -
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,718Fiat has released an Abarth Esseessee, whatever you called it alltorque. But that car is cool and I'd want mine to have a racing stripe on it. Maybe a white one with a blue racing stripe. And a manual 6-speed as well. This car is going to make some waves in da States.
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alltorque Posts: 535I'm having a bad week. The little Abarth "only" puts out 158bhp, not the 180 I stated, so apologies. Suppose 2 out of 3 numbers isn't too bad...........but not too good, either. :blush:
Attached link takes you to an EVO magazine test, head-to-head Abarth vs Mini Cooper S. I've made my mind up but you must read and decide for yourself, (here's a clue - I've been sensible for too long)......be interested in your opinion. Enjoy.
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nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695Volkswagen Polo wins European Car of the Year award
Volkswagen's new Polo--slated to enter the U.S. market within three years--narrowly beat the Toyota iQ to win the 2010 European Car of the Year award.
The Polo scored 347 points against 337 for the iQ city car. The new Opel Astra was No. 3 with 221 points followed by the Skoda Yeti (158 points); the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (155 points); the Peugeot 3008 (144 points) and the Citroen C3 Picasso (113 points).
VW CEO Martin Winterkorn said the new Polo, the fifth generation of the subcompact car, was designed to address customer expectations with even greater uncompromising standards.
"We are naturally very pleased to see our efforts validated in the form of this award," Winterkorn said in a statement.
Stefan Jacoby, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, said VW could launch a Polo sedan in the U.S. in 2011 or 2012 followed by a hatchback with more space than the European model.
If sold in North America, the Polo would be priced under the Jetta at between $13,000 and $15,000, Jacoby told Automotive News in an interview in April.
Looks like a really nice little car, and for $15,000 I think it would do a lot of things better and for less money than the Honda Fit.2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695I've got to say, I am very excited about the impending release of the Fiesta. That thing looks fabulous, and it looks to out-Mini the Mini IMO. Not to mention that instead of having to drive 40 miles for warranty service (Mini), I have a Ford dealer in my hometown, not 5 minutes from my house. :-)
And rated at 40mpg? Only problem here is that this looks to be yet another one of these new cars in which the manual actually makes LESS mpg than the automatic. :-(
I will be picking up a new car to replace the Echo in the next year or two and this will be at the top of the list. But I WILL have to check out the Abarth too.2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,718it's a well-written read, the one on the Abarth 500 and the Mini- Cooper.
They make the Abarth 500 out to be the little annoying brother that's tagging along with big bro Mini-Cooper. Sounds like they found a lessely-made shifting experience and worse handling and road sense on the Abarth 500. But does this really sound like anything new to anyone who's anxiously awaiting the Fiat-sler Abarth 500 here in the States? Of course it doesn't.
And it does nothing to stave off my un-Abarth-ed excitement for the Abarth 500. :shades:2011 Kia Soul Sport 5-speed
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695for Smart and the Toyota (Scion) iQ coming next year....the writer seems to be underwhelmed:
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This is General Motors' first-ever true mini car, the Korean-built Chevrolet Spark--all 143 inches and 1,900 pounds of it.
In fact, the writer's opinion seems to mostly be summed up by this line:
But what do you expect for $10,000?
0-60 in more than 12 seconds, highway mpg rated 40+ for both manual and auto, due out in about two years. I kinda wish it would sell well for the sake of both GM and the future success of microcars in America in general, but I get a whiff of maximum cheaping out for people on fixed incomes here. And it will come from Korea, the source of GM's VERY underwhelming Aveo currently.
http://www.autoweek.com/article/20091201/CARREVIEWS/9120199962013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695Well, now my enthusiasm for the Abarth has been tempered a bit:
The Abarth shows its hand on the first pass, and I mentally move my bets to the Mini. Two faults manifest themselves instantly and both are fundamental: the steering and the chassis.
At low speeds the grip and firm ride gave me confidence, but now I'm travelling faster, feedback and accuracy matter and the electric power steering fails dismally. No more than a distant hint of information trickles through the squeezable, flat-bottomed rim; an electric 'tzzzz' is the only hint that your inputs are having some bearing on wheel angle. It's such a shame given the grip and tenacity the front end exhibits.
One of the most important aspects of any car I buy for fun is the quality of the steering, something that ALL cars with electric steering are getting wrong nowadays. It appears that Abarth has been worsened by the same bugaboo. :-(2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
snakeweasel a Certified Edmunds Poster.Posts: 11,805I kinda wish it would sell well for the sake of both GM and the future success of microcars in America in general
My guess is that once the economy picks up gas prices will head north again and $4-5+ a gallon gas will make micro cars more popular.The sign said "No shoes, no shirt, no service", it didn't say anything about no pants.
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Jimmy Savile abuse: Ex-radio producer Ted Beston arrested
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He was questioned at a police station on suspicion of sexual offences before being released on bail until February.
Mr Beston worked with the late presenter on his Radio 1 shows, including Savile's Travels.
In that show Savile travelled across the UK talking to members of the public.
Savile affectionately referred to Mr Beston on air as "Uncle Ted".
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During the day there have been signs of police activity at Mr Beston's house - three men in suits were seen to leave the premises in two cars carrying a large black holdall and three sealed black bin liners.
The former producer is being investigated under the strand of the investigation termed "Savile and others" - meaning that the allegations are linked to Jimmy Savile.
One of Mr Beston's sons was contacted by BBC News but he refused to comment.
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