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  1. Here's the latest... the policy was re-written (as you probably knew) and the school is apparently now dealing directly with the students and their families to resolve things. ANJRPC is waiting to see what happens next. Eh, my feeling? If ANJRPC can get this resolved with no negative impact on the kids AND a new policy in place -- all with the mere "threat" of a lawsuit --- then that's an excellent use of their legal funds. IMO, you don't chew up money given to you by members/donors when you don't need to - there'll be much bigger battles in this era that need to be fought. What I particularly like though is the "cooperative" nature of this action: CNJFO broke the story, ANJRPC got an attorney right on it, they helped each other out... and in doing so, helped the 2A community out. This is how these orgs SHOULD operate... so it's great to see. ANJRPC WINS! SCHOOL CAPITULATES & REWRITES ANTI-GUN POLICY AFTER ANJRPC THREATENS TO SUE! March 18 - the Lacey Township School District has quietly capitulated to ANJRPC's demand in a cease and desist letter last week that it rescind a blatantly unconstitutional written policy allowing disciplinary action against students "reported to be in possession of a weapon of any type for any reason or purpose WHETHER ON OR OFF SCHOOL GROUNDS during the academic year." That policy came to light when it was reported that disciplinary action was taken against several students for posting social media photos of themselves near firearms at a target range. A policy that allows for discipline of students for exercising a fundamental right off of school grounds is clearly unconstitutional and violates the Second Amendment. A policy that allows disciplinary action for posting a picture of the exercise of that fundamental right off of school grounds also violates the First Amendment. The outrageous and unconstitutional policy was quietly rescinded, entirely re-written, and then posted to the Lacey Township High School website late last week. The new policy no longer attempts to chill the lawful exercise of Second Amendment rights off of school grounds, and instead prohibits carrying or possession of any "weapon or simulated weapon," including "imitation firearms," on school grounds or buses. While it appears that the most obvious and offensive Constitutional violations have been removed, ANJRPC counsel is still carefully reviewing the new policy for other potential issues. ANJRPC has also received reports that the school is attempting to amicably resolve issues concerning disciplinary action privately with the students and their families. Because of the sensitive nature of this process, and the importance to the students of clearing their permanent records, ANJRPC is intentionally not aggressively injecting itself into this process at this time, and urges other activists to follow suit and avoid politicizing those private discussions, which could harm the students. The media extensively covered this story, and ANJRPC figured prominently in the coverage. Here is just a sample: NJ1015 .com: Click here. The Daily Caller: Click here. NRA-TV: Click here. NJ .com: Click here. Talk Radio 1210, Philadelphia: Click here. Patch .com: Click here. Independent Journal Review: Click here. Please stay tuned for further updates and alerts. Kudos to our friends at CNJFO for first breaking the Lacey Township story last week. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please support ANJRPC as we lead the fight to defend Freedom in New Jersey. Gun owners are facing a perfect storm in the State House as anti-gun lawmakers abuse their power to target the Second Amendment instead of punishing criminal behavior. Please support our work to fight back, to advance right to carry, to rally gun owners at this critical time in history. Join ANJRPC here. Donate to ANJRPC here. Subscribe to our free email alerts here. Please forward this email to every gun owner you know, and if you don't already receive alerts from ANJRPC, please subscribe to our free email alerts for the latest Second Amendment breaking news and action alerts. About ANJRPC: The Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs is the official New Jersey affiliate of the NRA, and is New Jersey's oldest, largest, and most effective Second Amendment advocacy organization. <click here for the online version of this alert>
  2. Howdy y’all!! It’s a beautiful day to make sausage! Mrs. Tex has been bugging me to make homemade chicken sausage. The other night, we saw what looked like an interesting recipe for a french chicken meatloaf, we thought it would make a pretty tasty sausage. As it turns out, we were right. Here’s the recipe: Ingredients 1 stale demi loaf (sliced) or 2 cups of breadcrumbs 1 cup of fat-free half & half 5 chicken breasts* Herbes de Provence 1/2 cup of shallots, chopped 1 clove of garlic, minced 1/2 cup of curly parsley, chopped 1/2 cup of goat cheese Salt to taste *We chose to use a 50/50 mix of boneless/skinless thighs to breasts. This will help keep it moist. We prefer organic chicken...just because. The damn pics posted out of order, but you get the idea. Break up the bread, don’t worry too much about the size, it’s gonna run through the grinder later. Soak it in the half and half and put it aside for now. Grind the chicken. We used a coarse grind, as it’s going to run through the grinder a second time. Chop the shallots and parsley. Again, don’t worry about chopping it fine. It will run through the grinder in a second...add garlic, kosher salt, and pepper. Mix the bread with the shallot mixture, and run it through the grinder. Take this, and add it to the chicken. Mix by hand. Add the goat cheese. Make sure you mix this up real nice. At this point, we fried up a little sample of the sausage to test seasoning. We hit it on the mark the first time. Tasty!! I use a natural hog sausage casing for my sausage. You can usually get it at your butcher shop or your grocery store. I know Shop Rite carries it in the frozen section. It is packed in salt, so make sure you rinse the casing well inside and out. Thread it onto your sausage stuffing attachment for your meat grinder. Don’t tie the end off yet....run a bit of the sausage mixture into the grinder to ‘prime’ the stuffer. Once it comes out the end, pull the casing back and knot it off. Begin stuffing your sausage. You’ll develop a feel for it. Every so often, about 10”, twist the casing a few times to separate links. Here I am in action.. It helps to have a 3rd hand, so I encourage you to either grow one, or enlist your lovely spouse to assist you. This is a messy job, but SO worth the effort. Pretty soon, you’ll have some lovely homemade sausage, no preservatives, no chemicals, and made with love by your own two (three) hands. We also made a second batch, as variation of the above recipe. We substituted the herbs de province and shallots with caramelized onion, and parsley. Used Parmesan cheese instead of goat cheese. Other than that, the process is the same. I vacuum sealed everything to keep it fresh in the freezer. Good eats, y’all!!!
  3. https://www.facebook.com/Mrgunsngear/
  4. if the threat of a lawsuit is not carried through......there will be another school that will try this same crap. or this same one will try again. the lawsuit should continue. it's time to stop fighting nice. this is a war, and you don't win wars by being nice.
  5. Imagine my disappointment when I found out they meant this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html/ref=pe_228220_276247900_pe_btn_b/?node=9988570011 I really need to get away from this gun stuff once in awhile!
  6. I would think he knew it was a joke and was playing along. If he was serious, then ....
  7. LOL. No, I'll be the one doing that. It's funny, because that's EXACTLY what I was worried about when I built my AR. Used my left hand to fire it the first time "just in case". That was hundreds and hundreds of rounds ago. Still have all my fingers!
  8. LOL, That was a joke! That barrel is meant to pivot up when the action is opened. There is NO chance that any handgun would ever be damaged. those rods would bend long before the barrel ever would!
  9. Did you shoot your first handloads? It doesn't count till you nervously pull the trigger on your first handloads hoping you still have those hands afterward
  10. Frankie Raffaele Wrote: "so you're telling me its perfectly okay to keep them hanging like this indefinitely? Don't have to worry about the barrel becoming tilted upwards or something? Sorry if this sounds paranoid but I just want to keep them in the best condition possible." Look what those damn rods did to my M&P! It shoots a little high now so I just have to aim for the bad guy's feet!
  11. If you cant stop a threat with 4 shotgun rounds, then the pistol is worthless too.
  12. Then there is no issue whatsoever.
  13. Why not leave some of that "junk" over your friend's house and keep the guns with you where they belong?
  14. 2 points
    I picked this up Wednesday. Selling my Glock 43.
  15. Two students from Lacey Twp. High School were given 5 days in-school suspension because they posted pictures of themselves on Facebook with/near GUNS! You read that right! Lacey Township High School placed the pair on 5 days of detention for posting pictures of themselves taken at a RANGE onto social media that contained firearms with the caption of "fun day at the range" ANJRPC is on it
  16. I also picked up a Kahr PM. And that's it for now. I'm tired of doing the permit dance with NJSP. I've decided to wait for Ginsberg to die.
  17. LOL boy that's embarrassing. Well thanks I feel better now!
  18. At $3.75 they’re probably only 10 page mags. I’ll wait for the 5 page mags for $1.75.
  19. As far as i'm concerned this say's it ALL
  20. You know it was actually magazines cause otherwise they would have called it a 'clip' sale!
  21. This week on Gun For Hire Radio… we discuss with Scott Bach why unity and the rally is so important. https://gunforhire.com/blog/2018/03/18/gun-hire-radio-broadcast-episode-355/
  22. 1 point
    Thought those of you in PRNJ might want to take a look at these https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1001553964/federal-premium-guard-dog-home-defense-ammunition-9mm-luger-105-grain-expanding-full-metal-jacket
  23. I wish I had seen a group buy on it. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
  24. Sometimes the NJGF train goes off the track
  25. 1990 called, they want their guns back.
  26. Really....well I've attended some hearings here in Somerset County relative to the township board and believe me....ya want to see people squirm and change their tune....sue the members of the board individually and the tone of the music and finger pointing will change immediately.
  27. I have a feeling many school's policies will be changing soon. This will have a ripple effect.
  28. I have a feeling the school policy is going to change this week.
  29. The public school system is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party. This could happen just about anywhere...... time to stop it now NJ....OMO.
  30. It’s 1am and the formatting is all messed up, but.... Average Police Response Time: 10 minutes; Yet NJ wants us Disarmed #MeTwoA (Me2A? Idk) Thoughts and Prayers don’t save lives; Responsible gun owners do NJ:Sanctuary for illegals; Prison for responsible gun owners Responsible gun owners are not the problem; Punish violent criminals 9 out of 10 NJ oligarchs agree: security for them, but not for thee Fuck Weinberg
  31. @DirtyDigz I think it's really great you're willing to do this! So, like others, I took a little time this evening to brainstorm... and as @PK90 mentioned, I agree the messaging should be as "crisp" as possible. No one wants to read a bunch of text on a poster. Ideally, just a few words with a strong graphic appeal is best. The Bill of Rights. Worth Defending. Taxpayer. Voter. US Citizen. Responsible Gun Owner! Law-abiding Gun Owner, Not a Perp! I AM: A Sheepdog. A Protector. A Good Guy with a Gun. These below are a bit longer... you'd probably need a bigger poster or a banner, otherwise the text would be too small to be impactful. May not work for your purposes.... New Jersey: Where the Career Criminals Run Free... and the Law-abiding are Persecuted! New Jersey: Where Rich Politicians Flanked by Armed Security... Want the Rest of Us to Disarm. New Jersey: Where Stomping on Due Process... Is Business as Usual. “Defensive use of guns by crime victims is a common occurrence” 2013 CDC Study Obama Administration “Self-defense can be an important crime deterrent” 2013 CDC Study Obama Administration
  32. It will not bend or shift the barrel at all. But I would worry about scratching the bore or chamber; even though they claim that their powder coating will protect it. I would probably slide a piece of tubing over it just to be sure.
  33. No, the handgun would not be damaged. If you are intending to just hang them on the wall to display them, I would strongly advise against it! It's nobodies business which guns you own and displaying them in such a fashion could very well come back to bite you in the butt! Do what you wish but I would NEVER advertise what I own!
  34. https://c.ymcdn.com/sites/anjrpc.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/docs/Demand_Letter_to_Lacey_Schoo.PDF Lacey has been put on notice. My tax money wasted by the schools districts unlawful rules.
  35. In their defense, how often do you see a picture of Steve Bescemi holding a rifle? And an Artsy black and white one at that.
  36. Great gun, low carbs, taste like chicken. [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  37. Fix the pensions, leave my guns alone
  38. 1 point
    They have been around for a few years... heard both good and bad reviews of them. But that isn’t a bad price. Personally, if I want a non-hollow point for a specific reason, I look at Hornady loads with their FTX bullet (from the Critical Defense/Duty line). My go to ammo choice for my LCP.
  39. Keep them short and to the point. "Guns SAVE Lives" "The 2nd allows the 1st" "More Guns, Less Crime"
  40. Based on some of his political speech i would debate that his mind was intact.
  41. well.....i tend to say what's on my mind. it's a big part of why i've got very few true friends.......
  42. 1 point
    Cohen ruined that company. Sig used to be a stand up company that you could trust to put out a solid product, then they hired that scheister Cohen. Now, they lie and manipulate. They put out bad products that are dangerous to their end users. They cut corners. I enjoy seeing companies with no integrity fail.
  43. #4 High Brass works quite well, lol!

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