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I read the articles. Hopefully more information will be revealed.

Well that was an antagonistic executive order to read, but that is what our governor is about.

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Nice! And then when I tapped the screen, I thought.. "Oooh! And it's 12 minutes long!

I got one of those cheap Velcro ones for a hipoint .45 that I glued to size. It actually covers the trigger guard! And I used that gorilla glue because that thing is super heavy! It's just a range holster, but that's all I was looking for. I was afraid it would break anything unglued because of its size and weight.

The $650 price caught my eye. Maybe in the near future....

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That's a lot of nonresidents. I am surprised that the state income tax agreement they have with Pennsylvania hasn't been removed yet.

Nice thread topic! I tend to carry a pocket pistol, which usually ends up being 380. Simple, easy, and no printing! Recoil handling can be remedied by lots of practice. On a funny note, I have found that one way to increase comfortably with a 380 pocket pistol, is to first practice with a 9mm pocket pistol. If you can handle the 9mm, the 380 is a walk in the park! In addition to calibers and bullet weights, I find myself considering the size of the gun for better accuracy over a longer distance. A pocket pistol gives me about a 10 yard range. I do find more security in a larger pistol that can give me a 20 to 25 yard range. Granted, it has been said many times that the shorter distance is the one that a person is more likely to experience.

Interesting quote: "There's a lot of non-covid violence everywhere, seems like everywhere in the country." What about pro-covid19 violence?! I wonder of he thinks that kind is more prevalent. Just doing a logic rant. Thanks for listening!

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This would be a scenario where Zeke's amazing Remington 11-87 shotgun would be the weapon of choice, assuming I was lucky enough to target it when it was first launched. Otherwise, practicing at dodge ball may be the best plan B for this.

That price is reasonable. Don't look at Cheaper than Dirt unless you want to get really angry and possibly develop blood pressure problems!

When I drove to Florida in 2011 New Jersey had the lowest gas prices driving down to the gulf coast. This year it has been the second highest, with prices being as low as $1.81 in Tennessee and Alabama and $1.61 in Mississippi. Even Virginia was in the $1.90s.

Welcome! As already stated, ammo prices these days are on the high side. Get it where you can. I had the same problem back in 2009, but sadly, the ammo issue seems worse now.

My township didn't charge me for an ID card either. I think my fingerprints were $48.

Yes. I am well aware of New Jersey's financial tactics to creatively spend more than larger states like Pennsylvania. I listened to the governor yesterday as he addressed the Legislature and tried to blame the state's financial crisis on Chris Christie, the US Senate, and the President. After hearing all that, and the reappropriation of certain state funds that will now be quietly directed towards state pensions and programs, my wife now wants to leave New Jersey as quickly as I do.

$1270 does not buy much in this state, given the context this situation, unless the governor has a different definition of "middle class."

I hate to say, what's not going to get more expensive in this state, but what's not going to get more expensive in this state?

It's hot and humid, at least on the gulf coast where I was last week, but I loved it. It has been great carrying almost everywhere! I miss my former Pennsylvania residency even more.

I am hoping to be on the same timeline as you!

I read on another forum that Brownell's posted on facebook that they will ship mags to California now.

I will have to go to Rush's site to confirm this, but I am pretty sure I heard him on the radio yesterday saying that the -39% GDP stastic is actually for the entire year projected on the second quarter, and assumes that quarters 3 and 4 will look like quarter 2.

Hi. I am assuming you are referring to the Pennsylvania state gameland ranges (SGL). They have large wood framed stands with a rubber-type backing that you can attach your paper target to. I am pretty sure that they do not allow any other type of target stand. They do require a range pass which lasts for a year and costs $31.

One more supreme court pick by a second term Trump would be great and two would be phenominal. Dont let the dark-dyed blue color of New Jersey stop you from voting for Trump in November!