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Has any one else heard about this? I just got word this morning on another forum. Saturday, April 14 at 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM EDT New Jersey State House 125 W State St, Trenton, New Jersey 08608 Rally on the Capital in every state in support of our 2nd Amendment Rights!! This is to be a peaceful and permitted demonstration to show that we law abiding Americans will not bow down to infringement upon our constitutional rights! This is in conjunction with NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL COALITION OF PATRIOTIC AMERICANS.

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I get so many that I just stopped answering my phone unless you are on my contact list. Block the numbers you dont recognize too.

For anyone interested, here's a list of breweries in NJ. If you join NJCP a lot of them give discounts. https://newjerseycraftbeer.com/new-jersey-breweries/

Yeah I’m headed to my LGS to pick up my the last batch of rifles and pistols I shipped from the NE. Great bunch of guys. I’ll be buying the a barbecue lunch because they won’t take money for the transfers. I’m a sucker because I have a couple bucks on me so I’ll buy something. Not having to get permits is running me dry FL is open to all you 2a people. Come on down.

@GRIZ is a wealth of knowledge. wisdom..... not so much.

Man if I only has a time machine!

Ok.... A Saturday event..... I should be there

@Zeke The April 14th Rally is legit. The National Constitutional Coalition of Patriotic Americans is hosting the Rally. Someone (I'm not quite sure WHO) handed me a flyer for this Rally when we were all there on Monday. I did check-out the website & it does look like someone cheaped-out on it. http://www.thenccpa.com I spoke with Sandra Muldoon, co-founder of the Second Amendment Women's Shooting Club that's based at Woodland Park Range today and she confirmed both she and Anthony Colandro will be speaking at this event. Which means we have to be there too. Our President (Matt Andras) is scheduled to participate in a conference call with the event organizer on Monday night at 8pm. As soon as I know more I'll be sure to pass it along. Of course once we commit to being there, I'll advertise same all over Facebook. It (the color digital flyer) is already being shared on some gun group Facebook pages, including Mark Cheeseman's "Syndicate" page. As to who got the permit, whether or not Port-o-Johns were OK'd or even ordered, whether a sound system was rented, and who's paying for all of this is yet to be determined. That's all I know right now...

AR15 / AR10 indoors? Bahhhhhh!! Get outdoors and get some fresh air.

Yes, Red, green, and Amber for ACOG’s.

Wednesday: We want Free Tuition and weed!

What rifle !

That's some good parenting right there...congrats!

I raised my daughter to think for herself. We also took NRA Pistol together (at her suggestion). After a Big Ten college education, major law school and a stint as a prosecutor, she's a gun owner and solid conservative.

They might as well just stop beating around the bush and make one law that completely outlaws all guns in NJ.. since that’s what they’re aiming for. Unbelievable. To think that Murphy and his liberals have only been in charge for 2 months.. going to be a longgg next few years for us. No guns, but at least we’ll have a sanctuary state. Remember, “Diversity is our strength”. ......

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Maybe after Kennedy goes, but I think we're going to need one of the progressives to croak soon enough to get a replacement in before next election.

Thanks Rob. The house is coming along. Next week is insulation than drywall. It should be done by August. I really think the battle for NJ is finished. Now the battle for the free states begins. My dad use to say America's a big country. I stopped at a store to look at gun safes. The salesman was open carrying a Glock 20. I didn't even notice. My wife did. A few of his workers came back from a delivery. They were carrying too. I find most people are so much more polite in certain places down south. No New Jersey attitude.

I just use the address of the house next door for shit like this. Even have that set in my car GPS as home!

Anyone considering having more then 1 wife should definitely first consider a visit to a very good psychiatrist. My wife ask if we can renew our vows for our 20th anniversary. I responded with "I ain't making the same mistake twice"

Sharktooth - If you call me on the phone, I will be happy to explain the process to bring the guns in legally......... JT

Yeah I know. And we pay 2x for litigation. Should come out of their campaign finance, not our taxes

It's not really giving them business, it's more like taking their merch with DSG's own money and walking away never to be seen again.

I usually try to bust out with a movie language. I speak fluent Minion and Klingon.

I've been going through this for over a year with a company that sells home security systems and I've been having fun with them. They call once or twice a week. They called on Tuesday and I told the guy that I just dug a mote and released dolphins equipped with helmets that shoot laser beams. He hung up on me...........next week it will be fire breathing T-Rexes. It's come to the point where I kinda look forward to their calls

mossburger and Bob2222 are pretty much spot on. ARs started to be built by manufacturer other than Colt in the late 70s. Colt's patent on it expired in 1977. I bought my first Mini14 in the 70s. If you wanted a military style semiautomatic rifle with detachable magazines your choice was pretty much limited to a AR, Mini14, or M1 Carbine. The Mini14 was about the same price as a Carbine and half the price of an AR. HK91s and 93s were around but the price was very high for the time. I remember when a friend bought an AR15 Spotter at Ray's Sport Shop in the 60s. The original location on the south side of Rte 22 before the fire. There's few here who remember that. It cost $175. About the same as a new Python.

So what about the last 300 years was unforeseeable in your view? Leonardo Da Vinci foresaw flying vehicles, cars, robots, massive population explosion, medical advancements, war machines, tanks, and a myriad of other things centuries before the founders were around. All of the founding fathers were well read and familiar with history, philosophy, warfare and technologic advancement principals. Many were renaissance men in their own right, inventors and scholars. They might be amazed at computers and information tech from now but I doubt they didn't think about multi-shot weapons. Many of them had pepper boxes and other multi-shot weapons at the time and in their lifetimes they saw massive military weapons innovation as well as the invention of the printing press and the beginnings of the industrial revolution in Europe, (though it did take 50 years more to get in full swing in the US) I always wonder when people say the founding fathers couldn't foresee the modern world. People hundreds of years before them saw a lot of what we have in the modern world, why act as if they were incapable of seeing where at least some advancements would come in. If anything, war and communications advancements were the most obvious areas to figure out. So maybe they couldn't foresee the rise of internet news outlets like CNN and MSNBC or something like a Facebook and Amazon but they understood the press and commerce very well and it's not a stretch to say the ideas they had way back then can be applied to new media and internet commerce without a whole lot of "interperetation" needed. There might be some specific instances that the founders were unaware of as a potential issue or maybe just didn't bother to expand on, like same sex marriage but even that is not too tough to figure out from a constitutional standpoint. It's listed no where that the federal government has any authority over any marriage. Authority falls to the state unless the people of the state got it passed into law that the state has no authority over it or the state simply has no inclination to create law around it. If multiple states have conflicting laws, the Federal government and Judicial system have tools to deal with that, though to date no one seems inclined to really solve that particular issue but it's not because they don't have the tools or guidance to do so, it's politics stopping it. So again, the SC must take the Constitution and apply it to modern situations but there's very little that requires "interpretation", just a determination of what parts apply to the case in front of them and exactly how. If no parts do then it's simply not a federal case unless it is a conflict between the states of something they don't have federal authority over or something regarding foreign entities. I remember reading something like half the SCs workload is working with the Native American tribes with issues in conflict with the US. Some more thoughts... -Jim

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and 2X the PMS.... no thanks...

If this is the case, you had better like heat.

Hahahah Me Too. I especially like it when the caller is a guy and I ask for a BJ the reaction is priceless. "I especially like it when the caller is a guy and I ask for a BJ" LOL Never in a million years thought that I would ever type those words. My poor father is probably rolling over in his grave.

Do you realize what the penalty is for bigamy? Two wives.

Usually it's some parasite selling solar panels, looking to change your electric provider, or just wanting money. I usually let them talk for awhile then I say "You sound nice, maybe you and I could get together sometime and you could give me a BJ." They usually hang up and then someone else calls back in a few days and the whole vicious cycle continues.

Why do you need a car capable of doing 160mph when the speed limit is 65mph?

Go in and buy $10 worth of liquid-soaked fish bait, deer urine, monkey vomit or energy drinks. As you leave store, you accidentally spill said liquid, creating a mess for them to clean up. Walk out.

Go buy $10 in candy and drive around a neighborhood in your van trying to give it away to kids

I dont think this is actually the way it works but I could be wrong. I think that money is not really a $10 profit. Its marketing money allocated to drawing you in to buy more and spend more. Think buy one Big Mac, get one free. Its calculated marketing. If you never buy, then its never a profit.

Which will indicate to management that eventually you will still be a customer. Throw that toxic crap away and be done with them!

Excuse my ignorance...but what is FT/R?

On behalf of all of our members, thanks for your support & welcome to our volunteer organization! If you didn't get your maroon "member T-shirt" yet, it will be mailed shortly. Michele should be warmed-up by now. She was handling nearly 200 pcs of apparel on Monday in that cold & windy portico and her arthritis kicked-in.

This is awesome. AVB suckered half the forum at one point. He is the same Anti Liberal. Now for the truth and a much simpler explanation. A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, That is the preamble. Or purpose of the Second Amendment. It is A Militia not The Militia. It has nothing to do with the National Guard. The National Guard is part of the state. The Second Amendment was meant as a fail safe in case all other checks and balances failed, so that the people could overthrow all tyranny both foreign and domestic. the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. That is the Right. Very simple. Like the other first 9 Amendments it is an individual right. It is an absolute right. How do we know this "It shall not be Infringed." Scalia got it wrong in Heller. There are no limitations. How much more simple is shall not be Infringed? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I go to the Outer Banks to not do things. Rent beach chairs and umbrellas. Spend time on beach. Hang out at house. Watch thunderstorms roll in at night from deck. Repeat.

If you can't beat'um........... Glock 22, Gen 3

Run it stock till you can outshoot it. Then stipple/barrel/trigger/whatevs. Spend more money on ammo, not add-ons. Develop the software before changing the hardware.

Am I the only one that doesn't like fruit in my beer?