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I don't know why we ( NJ gun organizations ) have not yet filed a lawsuit on "duty to inform" A clear violation of the constitution 5th and probably 4th. Maybe this guys lawyer will and get that charge dropped. what other right do you need to inform a law enforcement officer of. are you required to identify as a republican or democrat during an encounter, and by the way, what constitutes an encounter. voluntary? involuntary? time to get this one knocked down. come on ANJRPC stop waiting for court decisions and go on the attack. -
Right, each location will have a different set of Repeater frequencies you can use in your area. You could also just have 2 sets of CHIRP files ready to go and make sure you have the ability to program them quickly in a SHTF situation. Maybe dedicate at least one radio for each location with specific programming, and then when you get there you can re-program the radios you take with you with the programming specific to that location. More expensive radios have the ability to program them via your phone app and BT connection. -
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Thanks for the info, but I'm not looking at anything. I'm trying to get educated by others here and want to determine if I'm missing something. I agree with @glockncolts "Firearm must be holstered and on you.... " I believe (as I understand her thinking) that she's naive about carrying and ALL the risks. She's at enough risk being armed in a situation where a man or men come at her from a blind side. Not being able to draw from the body, to me, is a risk multiplier. I'm unemployed so I can't afford a carry permit right now. When I can, I want to get one, but only expect to carry in certain circumstances. As a dude and like all dudes, I believe I'm badass and can stand my own against anyone. Then I wake up from that delusion and realize being jumped by 3 guys is a hard fight. It only takes 1 hand to get a hold of a firearm on my body, so I'm concerned about that risk, for me, in a holster. For her, on her body would be worse than for me on mine, in her purse seems like nothing but trouble, even for a purpose made purse.
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