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Topps might be worth a bit more than the score ones. There's a few rookie cards, but they did make a lot of cards in those years.

I think Murphy will ignore this and do what he wants. Maybe it will give the NJ2AS more pull in the courts with the lawsuit.

I don't think Murphy was lost nor dumbfounded. I believe he knows exactly what he is doing and truly believes he will get away with it. I am totally unsurprised that did not answer the question directly nor accurately. And it was a totally unnecessary dig about a person having a lot of time on their hands. How is that different from, say, half of the state's population right now? They totally know what they are doing and believe they will continue to get away with it.

Yikes! I will assume that the first deputy may have been knocked unconscious, or may have been incapitated from multiple broken ribs. Luckily his partner was a good shot.

Yes. I have never had to wait 45 minutes in Pennsylvania. Fast and efficient!

I apologize in advance if this is a repeat post.

Yes. It would probably be complicated like making the New Jersey system work to purchase a pistol in this current dilemma. Well, we know how it could simplified, but certain elected officials appear to claim to know better.

Glenn Beck was encouraging donations to appropriate groups on the radio yesterday. He also was talking about suggesting that banks, who are getting trillions from the federal government, should allow all mortgages/mortgagees 3 months without paying (and renters too). I know... a great idea that would help the economy that probably won't happen. He did say that the California governor is instituting this idea.

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New york city is probably the reason that Monroe County got lumped in with other more populous suburban Pennsylvania counties in the governor's last "stay at home" order.

Yes. I saw this on pafoa.org, with a "Pennsylvania, take note of this" type of comment, but then Wolf "allowed" local gun stores to be essential.

It is/was/will be again easy and convenient buying firearms in the great state of Pennsylvania. Why stop with multiple Glocks ??

I have seen that site (op) before. My only critism is that they subdivide statistics from the united states, when I think having the entire country's stastics would make a better comparison. That aside, the United States has some good stats compared to much smaller contries.

Yes. I was told that the range in Flemington used to be a perfume factory, so it already had a top notch air filtration system.

I was at the Allentown Wal-Mart yesterday. The ammo shelves looked almost exactly like they did during the 2009 scare.

Does this potential "win" really make a difference on the New Jersey legal landscape?

I had that same sizing problem...

Yeah.... Constitutional carry in just one small New Jersey municipality would be really really really cool. The sanctuary movement here appears to be more about sending a message to Trenton, that are probably already aware of and just continue to ignore.

I actually purchased a few, and they were mailed to my second residence.... in Pennsylvania, where they will anxiously await reunification when I move back to the Commonwealth of freedom!

Do you mean idle hands? If so, I'm sure there are some retired folk here, but I'm not one of them.

Yes. It was originally overlooked by the PA attorney general because one needed a license/permit in their home state to get a NH permit. New Hampshire changed that requirement back in 2016 or 2017. Shortly after that, nonresident reciprocity was revoked by the attorney general.

I am pretty sure that this is not an exclusionary medical condition. That would lower the bar so far we would all be tripping over it with things like the common cold.

I can't find the post now (it's either here or on pafoa.org) but the President's physician has stated by memorandum that Trump tested negative. Sadly, on Friday, I tuned into then press conference when a female reporter was demanding that Trump quarantine himself for 2 weeks because of this.

This article is very informative. Yes, a death is still a death, which is bad, but I wonder how published and advertsed it is that 21 of 41 deaths were from the same poorly run nursing home in Washington state. Granted, this is the high risk population, but people need to know this so they can be educated as to where the real risk areas are.

That was a good article. It made a lot of sense. I find that I really have to balance how much information I take in at a given time. I can see where too much unfiltered negativity can create panic.