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Are there any openings left? I would like to attend all of them.

What's the "total" of people signed up as of now? Are we over 500?

I believe I saw one at Lawman's yesterday. Give them a call

I hope Christie doesn't make it appear we support any new regulation here in NJ. I can see the papers reporting large groups rally's to support "common sense" gun laws. I hope the rest of the speakers set the tone early. We are not here to compromise. We are not here to give up any more rights.

Excellent. Did they reach out to Senate President Sweeny? He has been in the record in the past to be pro-gun?

Can you copy/paste the email. I didn't get it

I like it. Let the private businesses stand up against bull shit. I hope all manufacturers do what Barrett did to Ca after there 50 ban, but in NY.

I also know of someone personally who had batteries "explode" in a light on a desk and started to burn their carpet. Lithium burns extremely hot.

http://info.publicintelligence.net/FBI-LithiumBatteries.pdf Here is an open source to the bulletin.

I'm hesitant to buy non-brand named batteries. The FBI sent out a memo about shitty batteries blowing up in weapons lights. Buyer beware

I have a group of 5 including me going. We most likely will be taking the train. Will advise as it gets closer

South Jersey is a completely different animal than the north...

Outstanding

Please vote for this online poll from the South Jersey Times.... The results are already in our favor. Lets blow it out. http://www.nj.com/south/index.ssf/2013/01/poll_what_should_congress_do_a.html#incart_river

Troll elsewhere. He makes some good points. If your unhappy with the restrictions here move.

It's still open.

My background originated being an Army NG soldier. With the high likelihood of deployment to a combat zone I was in search of "better" than BCT/AIT training. Unfortunatly my army "career" was cut short due to a medical issue. Since 2005 I have accumulated over 1000hrs of professional firearms instruction with the following: James Yeager Chris Fry Wes Doss Claude Werner Rob Pincus Paul Gomez (RIP) Kelly Venden Southnarc In addition to the training from the instructors above I log well over 5k rounds of 556 a year in practice. I now teach a number of prehospital medical classes. I know what makes a good vs bad instructor in the professional setting; meaning control of class and transfer of knowledge. Now to the further questions I'll address them individually. How many firearms courses have you taken from real deal, professional, BTDT trainers? See above What's your frame of reference for "hell of a class"? Culmination of "enjoyment" and improvement from day one hour one to the last drill of the course What was your previous experience training with firearms under the tutelage of a professional instructor, and by association your definition of "learned a lot"? Generally speaking going to the instructors listed above you can see that there only a couple of ways to skin a cat. The meat and potatoes all remained the same however the theory and delivery from each instructor varied. Was it merely a fun class (which is an important factor in choosing instructors) or did you actually learn something relevant to your goals? Yes to both. Initially as I stated, "training" to go to war literally, now that my status has changed I attend classes to obtain proficiency and for enjoyment. Shooting is fun, shooting well is more fun. What did you expect to get out of the TR class you took and did it meet your expectations? Again as said earlier my goal was to obtain proficiency with the AR/m16 series of rifles as that was would I would take down range. The classes well surpassed the level of instruction of the Army. Leaving TR I found myself much more well versed in the manipulations of the M4/AR series of rifles. At this point in my life I continue to go to classes for a different purpose, to be able to defend my family and myself from any and all threats. As you stated, they are fun to boot. Now what is your frame of reference to "question" the classes by TR? Who have you trained with and did they meet/exceed your goals/expectations?

Have an issue with me? He taught a hell of a class and Iearned a lot from him. I challenge you to find someone who took a class with him who doesn't have a positive opinion. There are a number of people on NJGF who have. So stay in your lane high speed. ETA: I would gladly go into war with Yeager on my side. He is a squared away dude. More so than most NJ loudmouth d-bags

I used to host James and company here in NJ. SJSC became goofy and canceled the classes. The closest to his style would be MDTS, who happens to be a sponsor.

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His vehicle was assumed to be nom-functional at the time. Vehicles are bullet magnets. You need to maneuver to a position where you can effectively return fire, doing all this while trying not to become another casualty.

Correct.

That's what I use. Does very well with a cylinder bore

I recently had someone inquire about buying a gun I was selling f2f. I googled his name it came up he had pending CDS possession charges. Use your due diligence.