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A friend of mine just pointed me to an earlier video from Ken Block. Also amazing, particularly the donuts at the donut shop.

Wow... this is some amazing driving. Astonishing might be a better adjective. Enjoy!

Not to hijack a concluded thread here but what's the consensus on so-called combo-devices? Example: Strike Industries King Comp with Dual Chamber Design - 223/556 The Strike Industries King-Comp features large dual chamber design, which was engineered to reduce felt recoil and help reduce the side concussion with the specifically angled gas ports. To top it off, the K-Comp features 4 serrated prongs provide some flash suppression. The K-Comp is a great alternative if you're looking for a cross between a compensator and a muzzle brake or effective "combo" muzzle device. If you are interested in a blast shield be sure to check out our combination product page with the FF-CRD offering for this device! https://www.righttobear.com/strike-industries-dual-chamber-king-comp-p/si-kingcomp-2235.56.htm

@45Doll any chance you have pics of the '70 442? Out of all the similar GM models of that era the '71 442 convertible was always my favorite, probably because my father had a '72 cutlass 3 speed with the Rocket V8...

Same by me. My other hope is that NY continues its insane policies that are causing people to leave in droves for the foreseeable future. As they come to NJ for the convenient commute (as you said), they keeps alive the ability for people like me to finally escape.

I wouldn't be surprised but I sure hope it holds off until I can get out of NJ.

This is why I bought my house where I did. I was expecting to have cheap beach front property by now! Sad to say that has not come to be.

This is what I went with. A bit more than I wanted to spend but definitely worth it. Thanks everyone for the suggestions!

Fighting.

SHTF chest rig.

Hi all, I am looking for a decent quality knife around $100 if possible, preferably made in the US, that comes with a rigid (e.g. kydex) MOLLE sheath. Click-in retention is fine and I don't really want the sheath to go up the handle. Came across the Gerber Strongarm, Kabar (plenty of choices), and SOG (though not all their knives had the rigid sheath). Suggestions? Thanks!

So, can anyone (i.e. not SO or retired LE) do the qualifier with you?

Awesome! Thanks!!!

Thanks! This sounds like what I've heard as the Attorney General qualifier (or something like that), which I formally passed as recently as April 2019 in a training class. Additional questions: Is there a time constraint as to how recently you have to have passed? Do you have to retake the test periodically? Is there a requirement as to what firearm you use, e.g. what you intend to carry? What constitutes proof that the test was passed? Although ANJRPC doesn't need plaintiffs, I know FPC is still looking for folks so I'd still like to apply.

Anthony, can you speak to the training requirements? I want to get involved but don't want to be denied for training...

WLP's suits aren't going to purchase themselves!

Good to know (and thanks)! If I can get the training question answered I will definitely apply.

Agreed @Mrs. Peel. This brings up a couple of questions for me. Assumption is we are trying to get Justifiable Need tossed. However, my read of the laws talks about a training requirement but doesn't give any specifics. Web search doesn't either. Does anyone know what qualifies as a valid training requirement? I'd be willing to apply and get denied but don't want to go through the motions and have it denied for the wrong reason. Also, are there any downstream negative repercussions from applying and getting denied?

Wasn't sure if this should be merged with the recent ANJRPC CCW lawsuit thread... https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/fpc-saf-nj2as-file-new-lawsuit-challenging-new-jersey-handgun-carry-ban/ Snippet: From the Firearms Policy Coalition: Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), and New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) announced the filing of a new federal lawsuit challenging the State of New Jersey’s laws that prevent individuals from carrying a loaded handgun outside of the home for self-defense. This new lawsuit challenges New Jersey’s criminal statutory scheme as it relates to carrying loaded, operable handguns outside of the home without a permit as well as the State’s regulatory scheme as it relates to applications for and issuance of carry permits. The case, Bennett v. Davis, can be viewed at FPCLegal.org. New Jersey law makes it a crime for a law-abiding individual to carry a loaded handgun outside of the home unless they have been issued a permit to carry a handgun, thus denying them their right to bear arms. Worse, State law prevents them from obtaining such a permit because of further unconstitutional requirements, such as the demonstration of “justifiable need”, among others. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has previously said that “private citizens should not be able to carry weapons based on mere generalized fear.” However, say the plaintiffs, the Supreme Court’s precedents take that policy choice off the table, and the Constitution itself provides the only justification necessary for law-abiding adults to exercise their fundamental, individual right to bear arms. “This case is fundamentally a simple but important one,” said attorney for the plaintiffs, Raymond DiGuiseppe. “In New Jersey today, the right to carry loaded handguns in public for all lawful purposes, including self defense, is completely denied to law-abiding people, like and including our clients. But the U.S. Supreme Court has held that such bans are categorically unconstitutional. We look forward to vindicating the rights of our clients and forcing New Jersey to respect the Constitution.” More at link.

Thanks. Southern Mercer.

Thanks. Is there ever any time off for good behavior?

Yup. Not a fan of PM either.

Thank you for having me! I read a handful of the forums here every day and felt like it's time to get more involved.

I think $25 per box back in late Spring but before that it was closer to $10. The good old days...

Thanks. I am definitely a novice in that department but always willing to learn!