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    Just wanted to pop back in and say hi. Been getting back into firearms more recently and backing away from Jeep Life a little more. Happy to be back and catch up with all the new laws and fun firearms that have came out. Been about 6 years since I’ve last bought anything but just did the change of address and updated my firearms ID card after moving. Washington Twp (Gloucester County) was amazing with communication and getting the permits. Literally a week. 

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    Want a glock 26 but afraid it's too thick for carry? Boy do I have a solution for you!!! Introducing the Kahr PM9. Check your local market place listings for further details.

     

    Yeah, yeah cheap plug. But it's pretty damn close to a glock

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    then forget about the FID unless it's a long gun, why not demand to see a valid P2P as well?

    i actually had this happen to me at sportsman rendezvous last week. I almost said f it and walked out but I was in a good mood and wanted what he had. I don't think I will go back even if I'm in the area again. The guy wasn't too bad but definitely not friendly.

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    ROFLMAOWow, talk about an entertaining thread. Some of these responses are pure gold.195 makes the most sense if splitting state into N and S. If we consider a central Jersey also, then it should be done by counties.

    this makes sense to me. If the guys up north go by the anything south of the Driscoll bridge being south jersey then the guy in Cape May can say anything 40 miles north of him would be North Jersey. That's right above AC for you northern fellas.... 195 splits jersey along with pork roll, eagles and hoagies. And nobody wants Trenton.

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    4. Blackpowder and pellet long gun purchases by

    ....A. NJ resident from

    ........(1) NJ dealer = only a FPID, COE and Photo ID required

    ........(2) NJ resident = face to face with a FPID, COE with Photo ID suggested

    ........(3) Out-of-state dealer = no requirement

    ........(4) Out-of-state resident = no requirement

    ....B. Non-resident from

    ........(1) NJ dealer = only a FPID, COE and Photo ID required

    ........(2) NJ resident = face to face with a FPID, COE with Photo ID suggested or transfer must take place out-of-state

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    Just curious. Is the popularity of Critical Defense/Duty due to the hope that it won't be considered hollow point should legal complications arise? Anecdotally, it doesn't seem to be as popular in Free America compared to Speer Gold Dot, Federal HST, etc.

    bingo. That's what I'm hoping but who can be really sure. Also seems to feed the best through the pm9. The bodyguard eats anything.

     

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    I am also a fan of zoning if were talking about hydronic heat. For forced air the only way to zone properly is with two separate systems. One unit with zone dampers is a recipe for disaster down the road. Especially for AC, AC coils are designed to have X-ammount of air flow when you cut off half the supply with a damper problems occur.

    i completely agree with no dampers unless you have a 2 stage unit for forced air on the cooling and heating side. I was referring to two separate systems.

  23. Posted

    IMO.... The guy doesn't seem off base with his price. If this is a place you are planning on staying in I would recommend two zones sized by a professional. It will cost you more out of pocket but the savings would pay for themselves over time. Also an added bonus would be down the road if one breaks you aren't completely without heat and/or cooling. I'm a big fan of multiple zones.

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