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Questions for the Benny's I'm sorry, that includes you Mrs. Peel (so disappointed) If I say "hand me a tissue" you say "gimme a kleenex" If I say "could I have some mustard?" you say "fork over the frenches" I say "I'm going to put on my pants, get in the car, and go to the store" taylor ham people say- "I'm going to slide on my Cavaricci's, jump in my Prius, and go to whole foods" It doesn't make sense Also, there is this: http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/warren-county/index.ssf/2017/10/pork_roll_palooza_answers_jers.html

Likely. It's going to take a Supreme Court decision to effect any change in this state.

Peel, you could not be more wrong if you tried. If you did try to be more wrong, you would fail and fail spectacularly at that. Pork Roll is the generic name for the food. Taylor is the specific brand of that food. As I posted above in the photo from the menu - Taylor Pork Roll is acceptable if you wish to request a specific brand. Much like going to a bar to order an adult beverage and requesting the bartender make you a Kettle One and cranberry vs a vodka and cranberry - to make sure you get exactly what you want. Oh, and it is Pork Roll. Capitalized to show respect.

Hello all, My name is Ryan Quirk and I am the owner of Servo Group Tactical. I registered on here some time ago however would like to become an official vendor however am unsure on how to do so. I messaged one individual I was told to contact but it hasn't been read. Just looking for some insight so I can post future courses we are hosting in NJ and PA. thanks in advance, stay safe and hope to see you soon, Ryan CEO Servo Group LLC www.servogrouptactical.net

2ND AMENDMENT ADVOCATES CHEER 'CONCEALED CARRY' DECISION Supremes now likely to hear case after 'good reason' requirement found unconstitutional Published: 09/29/2017 at 9:05 AM BOB UNRUH About | Email | Archive Subscribe to feed Second Amendment Foundation founder Alan M. Gottlieb was rejoicing Friday after a federal appeals court ruled the Constitution does not give authority to officials in the District of Columbia to decide whether a gun owner has a “good” reason to obtain a concealed-carry permit. “We are grateful,” he said, “that the court has shown considerable wisdom, and this should help advance the effort to assure reasonable concealed carry for district residents. It represents one more advancement in our effort to win firearms freedom one lawsuit at a time.” It was the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia that turned down a demand from the city from the full court to rehear the case Wrenn v. District of Columbia. SAF noted “not a single judge on the court requested a rehearing.” The earlier decision from a three-judge panel favored Brian Wrenn and SAF, who had challenged the district’s practice of demanding that citizens provide a “good reason” to be issued a concealed-carry permit. The court panel struck that requirement. “Ten years ago, Washington, D.C.’s political leadership tried to extinguish Second Amendment rights before the Supreme Court,” said Alan Gura, the famous attorney who has fought many gun-rights battles in court. “The result was D.C. v. Heller, a tremendous victory for the rights of all Americans. With the court of appeals again confirming the people’s right to bear arms, Washington, D.C.’s politicians must once again ask themselves whether it makes sense to keep resisting our fundamental rights.” He was the lawyer who won at the Supreme Court in both the 2008 District of Columbia v. Heller case and in 2010 in the McDonald v. City of Chicago. “Heller affirmed that the amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms, and McDonald incorporated the Second Amendment to the states via the 14th Amendment,” SAF explained. The district imposed the “good reason” rule following its earlier gun-control losses in court. The D.C. government had petitioned for the full court to hear the current case, but the judges refused to reconsider the 2-1 decision that came earlier this year. The Washington Time said the outcome “sets up the potential for the Supreme Court to take up the case as the decision creates a split with four other federal circuits that have found discretionary permitting schemes elsewhere are legal.” Adam Winkler, a law professor in Los Angeles, told the newspaper, “Because of what the D.C. Circuit didn’t do today, the Supreme Court is now far more likely to take a concealed-carry case.” The result could be a nationwide precedent for access to concealed-carry permits. Karl Racine, the attorney general for the district, said he was reviewing whether there would be a further appeal. Technically, the city had demanded that gun owners prove they have a “good reason to fear injury” or another “proper reason” to have a permit. Officials described qualifying circumstances as having a job that requires carrying large amounts of cash or something similar. WND reported last month the now-banished rule had allowed Police Chief Cathy Lanier to deny 99 percent of all carry applications. Officials in Washington also had claimed their city was “unique” because of its dense population, which includes “thousands of high-ranking federal officials and international diplomats.” The majority opinion in the July ruling was written by Judge Thomas Beall Griffith, a 2005 George W. Bush appointee, who declared: At the Second Amendment’s core lies the right of responsible citizens to carry firearms for personal self-defense beyond the home, subject to longstanding restrictions. … The District’s good-reason law is necessarily a total ban on exercises of that constitutional right for most D.C. residents. That’s enough to sink this law under (the 2008 U.S. Supreme Court’s Heller ruling). Larry Pratt, executive director of Gun Owners of America, told WND in July that the D.C. law was a de facto gun ban that affected all law-abiding people who visit the nation’s capital. “Overturning the de facto D.C. gun ban on constitutional grounds is very welcome. Not only does it respect the Constitution, it will result in fewer crimes of violence in the district,” he said. What are the NJ Dems gonna do now?

Avoid .380 unless you absolutely have to. The juice is no longer worth the squeeze. They are making 9mm guns that are marginally larger than their contemporary .380 counterparts and - most importantly - 9mm ammo designed to function with true 9mm terminal effects out of those short barrels so you get proper 9mm velocity and penetration. There was a time that if you wanted a little gun it had to be .380 or smaller. I am happy to say that those times are gone. There are many flavors of small 9mms suitable for pocket carry. Go with a proven caliber that has the reliable ability to stop fights. I pocket carry my Kahr occassionally as a BUG. Works great.

Unless you plan on running Special Ops in the Jungle or Mountains probably not. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

HE? DT? You boys are starting to turn on me in a vile, pack-like manner... this is indeed a sad day! Taylor Ham, the original product, as developed in 1856, was branded under the name Taylor Ham. I would argue that it was an over reaching government that forced poor Mr. Taylor to later change the product's name to Taylor Pork Roll. I will forever call it Taylor Ham for the following 3 impeccably logical reasons: I have a deep appreciation for tradition and history (criminy, I live in a house built in the 1860's!) I only serve Taylor Ham in This Old House. I have a profound disrespect for the meddling of government bureaucrats... as 2A proponents, so should you! Out of respect for the late Mr. Taylor, it will always be referred to by this woman as Taylor Ham... as was originally intended. It is acknowledged that "Taylor Ham" remains a common regional name for Taylor Pork Roll: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_roll - (and why, btw, a self-labelled "displaced Texan" of all people thinks he should even weigh in on this issue is quite beyond me! Stick with your BBQ, Tex! Don't mess with our Taylor Ham. You're out of your league.) I will say Taylor Ham until the day I die... proudly and defiantly... just as I will continue to wish people a Merry Christmas, send paper Christmas cards, and celebrate the bold explorations of one Christopher Columbus, despite the loud wailing of SJWs. Ha!

The package DOES say 'Taylor Pork Roll' right on it...

A true Colt 3rd gen shooter will run you anywhere from $1400 to $1700 if you could find one. New ones from Colt are a 3+ year wait. The Italian clones are the closest you can get at a much more friendly price.

What a surprise, more Alexander Roubian nonsense. I like some of their results when they're targeting the right people (anti pols), but Whisky Tango Foxtrot? Just because NRA/ANJRPC's tactics don't appear to be doing much now doesn't mean that they're working against us. Attack on multiple fronts, it isn't that hard to understand...

GB, It’s his real license plate. No shit. He is wrong, but I admire his commitment and his tiddlywink spirit.

Oh, for flock sake. The package says Taylor Pork roll. End of story. Close the thread.

Wait till you do that with the Hemi!

Thanks for posting this, GunsRLegal. FYI, I was one of the first to say it was great when Alexander Roubian did a hatchet job on the politician who was indicted for stalking yet (conveniently) didn't think people should be able to buy tasers (that pol was a vile bum that needed to be outed and I thought Roubian did a great job). And I know some of you on here are big fans of Roubian for situations just like that... but I don't care who his fans are on these forums, I'm going to say this anyway>>> ROUBIAN'S EGO IS OUTTA CONTROL!! This CHILDISH, NONSENSICAL, WHINEY-ASS animus that Roubian feels towards ANJRPC has got to stop!! It's hurting the ENTIRE 2A cause in this state. We are, as the expression goes, "eating our own". If Alex can't stay focused on attacking the OTHER side and feels compelled to attack his own pro2A side, I feel he should be firmly smacked on the back of the head by his own followers. So, I implore you, if you're a dues-paying member of his group, or if you know him well enough to influence him, for god's sake, PLEASE TELL HIM TO KNOCK IT OFF!! It's really gone too far.. he is stirring up completely unnecessary PR disasters that play right into the hands of the anti-2A crowd. Seriously, I'm starting to wonder, is Roubian a total freaking moron??? I'm so disgusted... I'm almost speechless.

Nope, probably not. I didn't think it was worth it. Maybe if I ever start shooting 3 gun.

Leverage, 3 foot pipe over the breaker bar handle.

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I had to sound out them fancy words I couldn't pronounce, but the package DOES say Taylor Pork Roll. I even asked my smart Yankee wife...she says I am right...

Of course, you're a traveler from a distant land... how could you possibly have known the package is wrong? You are forgiven. Now, off to Taylor Ham Reeducation Camp with you!

I'll go one step further - ALL FREEDOM-LOVING AMERICANS CALL IT TAYLOR HAM!

Lol Peel, I'm not turning against anyone. I'm a simple country boy, and I just read what the package says...

No problem if you want to carry here. You'll just have to have insurance not only on your hand gun, but on every gun you own. $500,000 a weapon sounds about right. $1,000,000 if you carry. You can have all the guns you can afford. Kinda like justice huh...

What are our groups gonna do now? Charge?

Hope this translates to something good for us

He is, in fact, 100 percent correct. And dare I say?... @Purple Patrick's leadership, commitment and spirit are downright inspirational. It's the stuff of legend really. Get with the program, HE... and that goes for the rest of you pork rollers, too. You're on the wrong side of history.

https://gunforhire.com/blog/2017/10/15/gun-hire-radio-broadcast-episode-333/

Mutton?

It's definitely sick, we have all concluded that. But it will probably never really die. There are too many 40 caliber guns out there for the caliber to be discontinued.

Wish you guys the best.

Awww... I'm sorry to hear that! But it does sound like it's a controllable condition and your pup can live an active life. Have no direct experience myself, but this looks like an interesting website: http://www.addisondogs.com/addisons/ Hmmm... they even have a "support group" - so you could probably get lots of answers there from other pet owners. Good luck!

My 1.5 year old mutt has IMT and so did my 8 year old minpin that we had to put down. We have had her on prednisone for 3 weeks now and her platelet count came up but so did her weight. I feel your pain. Good luck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The gen 4 RAM is light years ahead of your '02. The way it rides and handles makes you feel like your not in a truck. I have a '10 and the only thing I didn't like was the old halogen headlights. I swapped in HIDs and now its perfect. Go take one for a test ride.

Check out the Ruger SR9 or their new American. Pretty much same grip as FN's so just as comfortable for me. I still think the SR9 is one of the most comfortable guns.