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that raises a question. we know we have to inform them if they pull us over. but.....if we're in a crash, do we need to tell them when they get on scene?

i drive every day to/from work with my pistol aiwb. perfectly fine. what kind of holster are you using?

only the business owner can carry. i thinnk it's covered here......https://law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/2013/title-2c/section-2c-39-6/ scroll down about half way to e.

he makes a good point......they may have shot themselves in the food doing this....... aren't militias constitutionally protected?

didn't click the link. if they ban the sale of this to civilians, that would mean that they can't sell it to the police either. after all they're also civilians.

yea. that's how they're trying to spin it now.

i seem to recall having read similar numbers when florida went to shall-issue some years ago, and for some reason oregon is sticking in my head with something like this too. that said.......i saw the articles stating this. now come the articles that pick one city where it went up a little.

and hopefully they don't rebuild themselves into the institution that helped us have the foundation to all the bs we're dealing with now.

the only reason nra has ever gotten any of my money is due to the required membership for club membership where i like to shoot outside.......considering that they essentially laid the foundation for the bullsht that we hafta deal with now, i don't have much love for them.

i've been lucky. as mentioned elsewhere, my dept had called and emailed me reminding me to get the sp182 handled. they seemed to go out of their way to make it easy for me. they had told me that was all they needed, but i just today emailed them a sp182a. i got a response back in less than 10 minutes thanking me for contacting them, and stating that they're going to add it to my file.

mahlers engine service in philly Colleen Herrera which ones? the "saayy!!! did anyone hear those gnshotz?? golly that's dangerous!"" or the "will you people please stop the noise?"

who here uses meters rather than yards?

so do the troopers stow their weapons before entering the building?

i personally won't risk carrying where it's "illegal". i have a heavy responsibility in my mothers care and need to be able to be there for her. but.....i also at this point will not go into a business that i cannot carry in legally. how fucking ridicilous is it that one may be seated at a diner that serves alcohol, strapped, and a group of thugs walks in.....forcing the need to draw........now you and everyone in that diner is alive because of YOU and YOUR actions......but now the state is gonna persecute you because you took the responsibility like that?

personally i hope to never have to find out. last time i was stopped was a few years ago in hi nella for expired reg.......

i hadn't visited their website. i don't go to a business's website before going to them. good catch though! i think you're right.

i've got cards. stop by the shop when ya can. i'll give ya a few.

i'vre been carrying critical defense in my g19. i had to go with magpul mags to avoid a failure to feed on the last round

lam post diner in gloucester twp no negative signage, and didn't notice any at the texas roadhouse on cross keys rd

i didn't notice any negative signage at texas roadhouse on crosskeys rd tonight. but i also opened the outer door, saw the slew of people waiting in the alcove, and went to the outside pickup window instead.

i'm pretty sure that the statutes say that that article is 100% incorrect.

for what it's worth, the lamp post diner has no signage stating no-guns. was just there tonight.

i don't know. i know from reading that the nra seems to have a history of selling us down the river though.

would it be worth the effort for one of the 2a orgs or lawyers to go after the state on that ban? after all police carry them. and so does pretty close to every other state(allows them that is) seems like one of those "common use" things

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