AR-15 Scopes

This is an area with a variety of items registered; many in the frenzy of registration after the 1986 making ban was being passed into law, similar to the frenzy of making seen in 1994 during Congressional deliberation on the ban on new manufacture of “semi-automatic assault weapons” for sale to civilians.

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Don’t let the Grinch steal your holiday spirit
Simple safety precautions like securing personal property go a long way

Backpacks, large bags no longer permitted inside Wallace Wade Stadium
Federal security guidelines lead to adjustments, which include banning vehicles from the stadium concourse

(Updated 9/29/09): Chapel Hill man injured in campus moped accident dies
Police are investigating the accident, which occurred late Saturday

Student reports robbery, sexual assault
Police searching for potential suspect

Duke Police identify man involved in Saturday morning incident
Separate investigations by Duke Police and the State Bureau of Investigation are continuing.

DukeALERT emergency notification system to be tested Oct. 21
Outdoor sirens, other communication tools will be activated

The below process is what the law and ATF regulations contemplate as the way to get a signoff, if you need one.

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NcSTAR AR-15 Combo Tool

• Handy and Compact Mulit-tool
• Stainless Steel – Includes Bore Cleaning Cable and Carry Case
• Compatible with Most M16, M4, and ARs

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This certification is not really a big deal for the chief law enforcement officer (CLEO) making it, and it DOES NOT expressly make the CLEO legally responsible for the weapon or your use of it, or its theft. I have not heard of any successful case against a CLEO for signing the certification for a gun that was criminally misused. That is, in my opinion, a spurious excuse for not signing. There is even a case addressing this issue, Searcy v. City of Dayton, 38 F.3d 282 (6th Cir. 1994). The estate of a drug dealer murdered by an off duty Dayton, Ohio, police officer with his personally owned “Mac-11″ machine gun sued the city that employed the cop. One of the grounds for suit was the police chief’s having signed the transfer paperwork for the murder weapon. The court held that that claim should have been dismissed by the trial court; without a showing that somehow the act of signing was negligent, (under Ohio law) and led to the harm (murder) complained of, there was no cause of action. Signing the form was not negligent in itself, nor was it a reckless or wanton act, as the trial court claimed the plaintiff could try to prove at trial. Although this case is only directly binding on the area of the 6th circuit, and need not bind state courts, the court recognized what common sense, and the certification say, the person signing does not open himself up to any liability by doing so.

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Hilco Lube Wipes 2 Pack

Hilco Lube Wipes contain the multi-purpose solution that lubricates, cleans, loosens nuts and bolts and displaces water. Common applications include weapons, machinery, vehicles and tools. Each pre-treated wipe measures 7×11.

Features

• Displaces moisture from the surface being cleaned
• Non-Greasy, Resists dirt and sand from sticking
• No need to apply an oil or cleaner and then look for a towel to wipe off the surface
• Dirt and grit is absorbed into the towel
• no messy overspray or drip from a liquid or aerosol
• Towels can be reused several times. Just store in a open packet
• Protects weapons against corrosion and fingerprints
• Prevents flash rusting
• Non-conductive (up to 18KV AC)
• Fire resistant
• USDA Authorized