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  1. My question is, why were you clocking them so hard in the first place? I have probably eaten in a thousand restaurants in my life and could never tell you anything so detailed about something that someone else ordered with the exception of it being carried passed my table and saying "Ummm that looks good, I should have ordered that". There must have been something else that brought your attention to their table?
  2. JMYOB.... We are not here to govern others. We are over governed enough by the idiot politicians and just nosey busy bodies.
  3. The funny thing is that when you start fishing from the shore, you cast toward the middle of the lake and wish you had a boat to get there. Then you get a boat and spend all your time cast toward the shore. Go figure.
  4. No protocol. Judgement situation. I would mind my own business, as a civilian. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  5. surprised no one's mentioned this little gem. here's the money shot: The plan would raise the cost for handgun purchase permits from $2 to $50; firearms identification cards from $5 to $100; handgun carry permits from $50 to $400; retail gun dealer licenses from $50 to $500; and wholesaler/manufacturer licenses from $150 to $1,500, among other hikes. https://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2018/06/murphy_wants_to_make_it_more_expensive_to_buy.html the laughable one to me is the handgun carry permit. may as well make it $10,000 while you're at it. do you know what i want to see? a federal law mandating that legislators who sponsor and executives who sign into law bills which are deemed to be unconstitutional must be held accountable financially for their transgressions. these ppl know this stuff won't stand legal challenge, but they don't care because it's the taxpayer who foots the bill, not them. it's how you get wave after wave of ludicrous nonsense in these states.
  6. Thought this was a good reminder for those of us that prefer the ocean. https://www.itstactical.com/fitcom/swimming/dont-get-ripped-off-learn-to-identify-rip-currents-and-be-safe-in-the-ocean/
  7. I recently got my FID and my permit , with which i purchased a VP9. Ive been looking at the S&W AR 15-22 and was wondering if i could just walk into my local shop and buy it or do i need to obtain more paperwork?
  8. On a side note, this story makes me wonder if anyone with a large firearms collection (as some of you collectors have) should consider dividing and storing it in more than one location, including perhaps something not easily traced through credit card, etc? Not so much for purposes of seizure, but far more likely for something like common theft. Why have all your eggs in one basket, so to speak? Of course, then you have to worry about providing some level of security (safes, locks, etc.) for each location... but still, I can't see why anyone should make it so easy for a thief, whether common criminal or gov't agency, to take a full 100% of their prized collection in one fell swoop. Lordy, where's my tinfoil hat? I'm starting to sound paranoid! LOL.
  9. No other permits or paperwork needed, just walk in and buy any long gun you want.
  10. Ive been shopping with reusable canvas and tyvek bags for a couple of years, zero problems. I like that I can really load up the bags with heavy stuff and not worry about ripping. More crap in larger, stronger bags means fewer bags to carry and possibly a little farmers carry workout. Oh, and some stores like Target give a discount for using your own bags.
  11. The people that drank were adults and made that decision for themselves. The last thing we need is citizens "narcing" each other out. Once that becomes the norm, we are all doomed. I would mind my own business.
  12. It’s never a smart idea to drink and drive, but i can say i have never driven my kids anywhere with any booze in me. If you don’t give a shit about everyone else on the road is one thing , but endangering your own kids is just another level of shitty
  13. Read the request for injunction. I did. Any judge, regardless of his party affiliation, that refuses to grant the relief requested in the filing belongs on the gallows in the public square for treason against the Constitution of the United States.
  14. We've been working on a cost-effective and efficient process to jailbreak our limited-capacity magazines and it looks like we've got it mostly-figured out. We're confident enough in the process to start working on inventory from our dealers. We're going to use those mags to refine the process and assuming we don't encounter any showstoppers, we'll be offering a service to all who are interested in having their magazines altered further. As of now, our process destroys at least one part of the magazine, sometimes two, and on the odd occasion during testing, the entire magazine. Additionally, our process is currently limited to the following host magazines: 30rd M2, 20rd M3, 30rd M3. At this time, we do NOT have a clear path to altering AK47 or .308 PMAGs without resorting to the use of Ranger Plates (which will drive costs higher). Speaking of cost, we are targeting the cost per magazine to be substantially less than buying new. Please be patient with us as we work through the process as we've never had to do something like this before on such a scale. I know the clock is ticking on the 180 day grace period and our first large batches of inventory coming back from dealers shows up early next week.
  15. Correct, as stated in the OP.
  16. Each one of my off-premise locations is wired with Claymores so they'll never get my SH!T, lol! "THIS SIDE TOWARDS ENEMY". Live it, love it, Practice it j/k
  17. I don't know about you folks, But I find it disturbing that not one word has been said about how we can cut the budget . Its business as usual in New Jerkey, Typical hey lets tax our way out of our spending issues. Gun tax Millionaires tax business tax Plastic bag Tax Raise the Sales tax WHAT DILUSIONAL FK WORLD DO THESE DEMOCRATS LIVE IN.
  18. Fuck dat...... Just because you're paranoid doesnt mean it's not true or plausible
  19. I would agree with you on that. Most people never set their camera to manual. The only reasons to use silver photography IMO are: 1. Perspective control. You can get it using perspective control lens in 35mm but you don't have the full range of tilts and swings like you do with a view camera. There are Photoshop programs that pretty much duplicate a view camera though. 2. The proven permanence of a black and white print. 3. Large prints. Most digital is no where near the resolution of film. However you have to understand that you need to view a large print from a distance for proper perspective. Digital wins as its much easier to do large prints that way than in a wet darkroom.
  20. Shop around, some shops will gouge the shit out of you. Home based FFL's are usually great to deal with. Tanners in PA always has good deals. Your NJ FPID is good for other states to buy long guns. Hand guns can only be transferred to you in NJ. You can buy pistols in other states but need to be transferred to a NJ FFL.
  21. Walk in to your local shop. That's what your FID card is good for. They will still need to process your NICS check. Depending on how backed up wait times are you may have to wait minutes, hours, next day. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
  22. Win one for the good guys. Sadly the Justices who we count on to restore the 2nd are willing to destroy the 4th. Other than Roberts reverse on Obamacare he is my favorite Justice. CNET: Supreme Court says warrant necessary for phone location data in win for privacy. https://www.cnet.com/news/supreme-court-says-warrant-necessary-for-phone-location-data/#ftag=CAD0610abe0f Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
  23. OR.. Use a digital DSLR or mirrorless four thirds camera and write everything to a SD card. IMO you would learn faster and save a lot of money and time in processing if you went digital. You can take as many pictures and experiment all you want with digital. You can play with shutter speed, aperture, ISO speeds till your heart's content and learn what each change has on your photo almost instantly. Want to dabble in post processing?? Shoot in RAW format and use lightroom. I'ts a digital darkroom and much much more. Embrace technology man!
  24. The way I understand it, the store charges you for the each bag and the $ goes to the state....In other words it's a Tax
  25. Just get some reusable bags. Screw over Murphy and help the environent at the same time. Win win. At least he dident take after Kenya. Fine for using or selling plastic bags can be up to 40k!
  26. They can & should whenever possible. I never intended for you to read my post the way you're reading it, lol! "Some do, especially the ones that allow kids to hunt! As for the rest, well, a pile of manure they are!" was meant to be interpreted as SOME laws DO MAKE SENSE, especially those that allow kids to hunt. Rosey
  27. This is a tax on the buyer collected by the store. The store gets some of that tax so if anything this helps them.
  28. Don't you see, Gov Bucky Beaver is trying to squeeze us for anything he can to fund his California aspirations. Does anyone else here think this guy looks like a smiling pervert?
  29. If they were staggering drunk, make the call! If not eat your dinner and mind your own.
  30. My wife received hers in 3 days recently, they are very efficient down here! My renewal took 10 minutes, they print the cards for renewals on the spot right in the local county offices (no need for doacs anymore).
  31. Thanks. I must have misunderstood. Sent from my XT1635-01 using Tapatalk
  32. Retired LEOs still have to pay the fee, don't they? Get the popcorn! And all this will stop the Bloods in Trenton from purchasing guns, how?
  33. OK how do I put this? 6.5 caliber is not new. The Swedes knew the ballistic advantage of the 6.5 while we were still screwing around with developing the '06. The 6.5CM was just a revisit and tweek to take advantage of a competition course of fire on the range by shooters. The 50BMG was developed as an anti-aircraft round for WW1. The 300 Winnie has only been around since 1963 and is a necked down version of the 338 Winmag and 375 Holland and Holland. It kind of was an after thought so Winchester could use their model 70 action with a belted case. 380ACP was Browning answer to a small pocket gun where weight reduction and size was key. The round is a blow back design so there is no barrel lug or lock up just the mass of the slide and bolt control recoil. Being rimless streamlined its function for SA firing. Luger and his 9mm was an improvement on the first rimless cartridge the Borchardt. Germany wanted a bigger caliber, and his thought was to include the cartridges within the grip of the pistol improving function. The 223 Remington was another rework of the 222 Remington from 1950. With the request of a new rifle for the Army this round was shoehorned and tweeked again into an idea the a smaller round with specifically defined capabilities was a better fit than the previous 7.62 caliber. The 45ACP, well a sort of SA answer to the 45 Colt. The original design was in .41 caliber but the Army wanted something equal to the 45 Colt in diameter, so the 45ACP was the answer. Oh, and that 40 Short and Weak, was the redesign when the 10MM proved to much for small handed FBI agents to use accurately. So it seems todays' popular cartridges are an evolution from a different beginning. Funny how that happens.
  34. 7th - 14th at Beachwood Resorts.
  35. What dates? I'll be there from the 8th thru the 15th.
  36. Made my appointment this morning to apply for my carry permit. Got to the Tax collector's office about 20 minutes early and expected to wait - no, place was empty. They took me right away and it took ten minutes to fill out the papers, get a picture taken, and my prints scanned. Since I was in St. Augustine I went and hung out with Steven Loh who many of you may know as a four year NJ escapee who shoots IDPA and USPSA.
  37. To my understanding, "cased" is optional, but "unloaded" is critical. Once you load it, you have committed a felony; however, as Nappen and others have stated, in the case of a dire emergency, the courts would likely not look too harshly on someone who threw a few shells in (which with a little practice, can be done quite quickly) to defend himself and family.

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