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  1. An orphanage of ugly babies
  2. Did t think this fit elsewhere..... VT is going full retard.. No sales under 21.... unless Leo, Nat Guard, or hunter safety course Mags limit none over 10 round, but grandfather Bump stock ban Again what they can't do federally they will do at the state level - Oh btw it passed, just needs Scotts signature
  3. Bass pro bought cabelas, they have a shop in AC.
  4. Let's be realistic... they're in the midst of planning/coordinating a major event. They had to arrange the date and location, (possibly) arrange permitting, contract with bus companies, create a website for sign-ups, create/distribute communications, make speaker arrangements, coordinate with members of the press, etc. Do you think that all happens by magic? I used to plan corporate events (as part of a communications role)... I can tell you, there's a lot of time-consuming planning and administrative work that goes into it. So, frankly, I wouldn't expect any correspondence to be returned until the days and weeks after this event is over. Remember, they're a NON-PROFIT... staffed by volunteers... the size of that staff is unknown to me, but I'm guessing it's quite small (as is typical of the non-profit world). Not to mention, if these proposals pass, they may be considering/drafting additional lawsuits (which I think we can all agree would be a higher priority than quickly returning your emails). Sheesh! Honestly, folks... if you don't think they're moving fast enough for your liking, perhaps you might... contact them and offer some ongoing volunteer hours.
  5. These kids are chanting..."Who is going to protect us"......what a sad day for America....a march of socialists created by communists.....OMO. They disarm us....they own us.
  6. Only if you have extremely acidic water. I've seen them get attacked by it, and start to close up from the inside. They'll probably be fine if you have city water. They probably treat it for pH issues most likely. It also makes changing the tank down the road much easier. I usually use some plumbing grease on the threads of the union, so they come apart ten years down the road. I'll put it to you this way, I have them on my water heater in my own house for a reason. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  7. Ed, if I go pant-less, I'll either get ARRESTED or make a ton of $$$$ holding a CNJFO fundraiser to put my pants BACK ON
  8. Yes! They all look alike! Just like the Stormtroopers, no originality, no beauty!.....Welcome to the Dark Side!
  9. They all look so remarkably similar...
  10. Will be there. Coming down with two other guys. We need a njgunforums meet up area!
  11. Thank you for registering for an ANJRPC rally bus for the Trenton Gun Owner Rally on Monday, March 26. Full details of bus logistics will be provided to all bus registrants on Saturday, March 24, including the complete list of pickup addresses (a partial list is below). General Information: Departure times to Trenton vary based on location. All buses will depart for home from Trenton at 3:30 p.m. Contact email address for questions about buses: [email protected] Please do not address questions about buses to our friends at Gun For Hire, who were nice enough to set up a bus registration portal for us, but who are not directly involved in bus logistics. Specific Bus Information We Can Provide Now - WOODLAND PARK BUSES: Will depart for Trenton at 6:30 a.m. from the American Legion Post at 410 Mount Pleasant Ave., Woodland Park, NJ. - HIGHLAND LAKES / CHERRY RIDGE RANGE BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 6:00 a.m. from Cherry Ridge Range, 100 Range Road, Highland Lakes, NJ. If you are unfamiliar with the location of Cherry Ridge Range, please do NOT rely on GPS, as some systems could misroute you to a dirt road. Complete directions to Cherry Ridge and GPS coordinates are available here. - CARNEY'S POINT / SALEM COUNTY SPORTSMEN BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 7:00 a.m. from Salem County Sportsmen's Club, 273 Route 40, Carney's Point, NJ 08069. Note: Some GPS systems may show the town as Penns Grove. - ATLANTIC CITY BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 6:30 a.m. Pickup location to be announced. - BRIDGEWATER BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 7:00 a.m. Pickup location to be announced. - CHEESEQUAKE BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 7:00 a.m. Pickup location to be announced. - FORKED RIVER / LACEY BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 7:00 a.m. Pickup location to be announced. - PINE BROOK BUS: Will depart for Trenton at 7:00 a.m. from 330 Changebridge Road, Pine Brook, NJ
  12. FYI Lots of folks are wearing blue to show solidarity, even if it isn't a rally shirt.
  13. I gotta say, this whole thing was poorly planned. I know they (the organizers) tried to do the best they could with the time they had but they could have done better. Why not have guest speakers there, like Dana Loesh for the NRA hardliners and if they could have convinced Hickock45 or MAC to speak, that would have drawn a younger crowd. Groups like BLM and Antifa are highly organized and mobile. They are ready to go anywhere on a moment's notice based on a tweet or text message. The NRA, ANJRPC and other NJ based 2A groups had several weeks to organize a rally, actually months, it's not like we didn't know this was coming, The opposition is ready to strike any time, anywhere and I am dismayed that we do not have the same ability because there is no genuine passion among the majority of NJ gun owners to defend our basic civil liberties and constitutional rights. I applaud the efforts of everyone here who is going and who did their best to get the word out. And I appreciate the NRA, ANJRPC CNJFO and all the other groups for their hard work. We will make an impact on Monday, how much is anyone's guess though. We can do better and we should not give up the fight.
  14. I hate to say I agree with the above post. However here is some info that maybe helpful. Edit Farmingdale Bus is listed. However For those in the Western Monmouth area I think the best route is to drive to Princeton Junction hop on train to Trenton and then walk or take bus to rally location. $5 to park in Princeton Junction, $5 for train each way ($2.45 Seniors, Disabled, and Child), and $2.50 for bus each way. Total $20 for most of us. Trains leave #3815 7:22AM arrives 7:38AM #3817 7:56AM arrives 8:12AM #3921 8:26AM arrives 8:45AM Last train is cutting it close. Walk is 20 minutes. Buses leave every 10 min and take 4-7min. Hope info helps. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
  15. Look at the anti-gun rally held today...on a Saturday. Our is on a Monday. We, as gun owners tend to be conservative, hard working Americans that actually work for a living. The Other side are non-working college students, paid professional rable rousers and very left-wing side of the spectrum. The have the time and money to attend their rallies. We have to go to work to support our families. Plus they get all the free media coverage. We get nothing. Back page news coverage, if any at all. Ours is an uphill battle; for them all they have to do is show up to get paid. I will bet a C-note we do not get 1/3 of the media coverage on Monday as they did on Saturday. It will not fit the medias narrative.
  16. Wow, another F1 fan on NJGUNFORUMS. That makes at least two of us! I cannot wait either. I finally just subscribed to F1 Racing magazine. Super articles. Got a great discount thru Zinio. (Pardon the brief hijack.)
  17. My flight has been confirmed and early Monday morning I will be on a plane to Atlanta. I wish each and every one of you best of luck on Monday and a very successful and impactful rally. As I committed above; over the course of the past week I have in fact made donations to NRA-ILA, SAF, ANJRPC, CNJFO, and NJ2AS. (They were not trivial.) I encourage others who are unable to attend the rally to do the same. Regards
  18. I would anticipate so. Anything to start trouble to make us look bad.
  19. Send me your credit card #
  20. Stop being selfish build your wife a shooter.
  21. It’s a metaphor for how we are taking it up the ass with these unconstitutional laws
  22. Well not to continue to add to your sensitivity, but that wasnt the question in my opinion. I also add that i still disagree. If the seating position of one person in a vehicle is good for that person to fully press the gas, but is to far for another person to fully press the gas, it doesnt matter if the cars top speed is 168 mpg. Person 2 will not achieve it. This is actually a true statement. "You need to get your own so you can achieve your full potential. " Which drives the question of if person 2 is seeking full potential or is just having fun. If fun for #2 is the goal, then your probably ok if its not grossly different.
  23. OK you win. "No you can't share. It just won't work honey. You need to get your own so you can achieve your full potential. Shooting mine will hold you back." My point was the rifle will shoot the same no matter who presses the trigger. The rifle does not know one shooter from another.
  24. FYI: Some of us bought 4XL's to slip-on OVER our jackets in addition to our regular size shirt But you're right, it's not about shirts, IT'S ABOUT SHOWING-UP! THEY DIDN'T HAVE BUSES IN 1775,THEY JUST SHOWED-UP! Stolen from Historian Jay Factor! "On June 14, 1775, Congress authorized the raising of rifle companies in Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland. Immediately, hundreds of young men from the western counties came forward to volunteer. These hardy men from the frontier used their rifles to bring in food and provide defense against Indians. As soon as they were organized, rifle companies marched to the aid of Boston. At that time, rifles were seen in the backwoods of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland as well as the southern colonies, but in New England they were a novelty. Washington, having been a Colonel in the Virginia militia and having served actively in the French & Indian War was well acquainted with the rifle and the men who used them. He looked forward to the arrival of the rifle companies. On July 18th the first rifle company reached Cambridge from Berks County, Pennsylvania. Others soon followed. The riflemen went out of their way to cover ground quickly as well as to put on demonstrations of their marksmanship ability on their march to Massachusetts. Daniel Morgan marched his men 600 miles in 21 days while Michael Cresap's company covered 550 miles in 22 days. Not one rifleman got on a bus, asked if there was bus, asked who was paying for the bus or pissed off Washington. THEY JUST SHOWED-UP!"
  25. Of course, now his timing is perfect!
  26. I'm planning on doing just that when I get the house. @Lambo2936 what you got in your warehouse?
  27. Picked up my 45 acp Kriss Vector today. Jack was great, explained everything about the firearm. Great experience great guy .
  28. Perhaps we use a bit different terminology. I dont consider some of these "comfort" items. For example, eye box. Not really a comfort thing so much as it is being set up correctly to function. I pick my scope position on my rail, for example, by finding my NPA shooting prone and then I find it shooting sitting. Then I split the difference between the two so that I can have a good eyebox for different positions. Many people set up their scope for the bench and then cant figure out why they are all out of sorts when they go prone.
  29. You're a good man, Charlie Brown. Thanks!`
  30. For the record they setup a second email and you are probably right that I should take a nap. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
  31. Lol! I hear ya! I’ll jus set it up for me. And tell her she’s not as good.. jus cuz
  32. Parallax is not the only issue. Eyebox, NPA etc etc are all issues. This is what makes sharing difficult IF your both trying to achieve bug hole precision for extended shooting sessions. If she has to crane her neck or completely pull out of a NPA it will affect the results. This could be aided by an adjustable stock but, I cant stand changing any of my settings once its right for me. Hell it takes me forever to get my seat right in my truck after an oil change done by a midget let alone the super duper amount of adjustment of a stock system.
  33. Why not? If shooting with iron sights the sight picture is either correct or not with any shooter. If shooting with a scope your scope will need to have an adjustable objective. Then if adjusted correctly it will shoot the same for any shooter. Check out this article on parallax. The only consideration between shooters is comfort. It is assumed the scope is quality and mounted correctly .
  34. Honestly don’t think their voting base cares one way or another. They’ll believe what their told and they vote Dem for other reasons. The legislature pushes this because it is their party platform and they all slather to be recognized nationally.
  35. Basically it counters the “move to a free state” response and should provide weight to those that say we have to fix our own problems, not run from them. There is a difference between “giving up” and believing our defense lies in the legislature.
  36. The post is to show how the cancer spreads and as we have VT friendly folks here it is a psa. Relax alice.
  37. Is anyone concerned about New Jersey? On the njgunforum?
  38. Forget the gawd damn shirts, we need bodies. And besides, it'll be 45 degrees outside. We will all be in jackets.
  39. Skip the shit-show and head to Trenton on Monday.
  40. So. This is on the way. Maybe before the rally? This email was sent 3/19
  41. I'm not concerned - it'll work out one way or the other. See you at the rally!
  42. Get dielectric unions. That's what's causing the issue. Galvanic corrosion, sometimes their necessary. Depending on how many old telephone grounds, are attached to your plumbing throughout the house... Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk Mount it anywhere, as long as it's supported. They actually make a pretty nice wall mount strap kit for them. Supply house.com lists them. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  43. Do you have a pressure reducing valve on the main at the meter? (60psi is normal for municipal supply residential water service. Pressure will vary at different times of the day due to demand. 80psi is max allowed in any plumbing system in NJ, residential or commercial.) Is there a thermal expansion tank on the cold side of the water heater? If not, you need one. If there is, it probably has a ruptured bladder and needs to be replaced because it's now waterlogged. Shut off the main, relieve all the pressure from the system, and check the air charge on the tank, with a tire pressure gauge. It should be set to your static pressure, which in this case is 60psi. If it's not either add or remove air till it's at 60lbs. Then turn the water back on to the house. Problem solved, where do I send the invoice? You're welcome... lol Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
  44. We need a march on DC this Summer, or Spring.
  45. How about sticking to Bloomberg at the same time? MOMS DEMAND GLOCKS EVERYTOWN FOR CARRY PERMITS #CITIZEN LIVES MATTER STANDARD CAPACITIES ARE COMMON SENSE
  46. Got news for you, if you don't get Gen Z on board with gun ownership and gun rights, the only guns you'll own in 15 years will be hidden in PVC tubes underground in the woods. Also, I don't know how many times I have to say it. If your slogan is freakin PARAGRAPHS of quotes in 18th century vernacular...ain't nobody gonna read that. Effective slogans can be read in 1-2-3 seconds by someone glancing over while driving by, or seeing a glimpse for a few frames on the nightly news or social media post.

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