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No. People don't like the range because they force you to let them search YOUR BAG before letting you go on. This is not checking out your guns that you have out of your bag, etc. I feel anything you have out in public is fair game.. i.e. you are shooting in a port. But going through all the content in a shooter's bag? What if you have medical supplies in there or a female shooter with her needs. Do you need to show that? It's a massive invasion of privacy.

That's a Q-Tip. Anyone who calls it a "cotton swab" is a pedantic communist. Also this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark

A self sticking bandage

Probably a reloading press so you can start reloading ammo for her.......

This is news to me & I'm the most active 2A leader in NJ. Please illuminate us on what you consider to be a group. I need to know who I'm supposed to be playing "can you top this" with. To me a "group" is a non-profit corporation with a checkbook, board of trustees, mission statement, bylaws, dissolution amendment, Executive Committee (elected officers), website, Facebook page, and twitter account PLUS a dues-paying membership. We've never played any games, and are on record as calling for a meeting of all 2A "groups" upon our INCEPTION! I really wish the opinionated BS of the "Passionately UNINFORMED" would cease & desist! Does a $5,500 check to fight the mag ban legislation count as "pooling resources" or is it a "can you top this" & nobody told me, eh?

...and congratulations. You just fell into the libtard "divide and conquer" trap. Your response is exactly what they want; all part of the Democrat "class warfare" stock in trade. Ben Franklin was right. "We must, indeed, all hang together or, most assuredly, we will all hang separately."

How did I know Greenday would have no problem with someone looking through all his things and providing “supervision”. And of course he misrepresents what the issue being discussed is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

You’re implying motive when it hasn’t been established, “to make sure you aren’t doing anything stupid”, and “to let you know about the law”. You don’t know that’s why they’re doing it and Id challenge that if thst were the reason making it an optional benefit “free compliance check”-type thing would sell better. Making it required leans more toward sticking their nose where it doesn’t belong or a power-trip.

idk, i try and avoid all human contact in public, so i normally wander around untill i see a sign that says "personal hygene" or "health and beauty" or something

i prefer "MEDIC!"

Somerset.... Gonna make it even easier on ya.... http://monmoutharms.com/ Steve will take care of you..... nice and local....

Why's everyone nitpicking over the word "service"? Government jobs have long been referred to as "public service" jobs because they provide a service to the public (whether it be police, EMTs, fire fighters, public hospital staff, etc.) I'm sure I'm not going to change anyone's thinking on this... but my view is this: If some moron plows into my car on the Interstate... and I'm trapped inside like a sad little twisted pretzel, I'll be extremely thankful for each and every "public servant" that arrives on the scene (to direct the oncoming traffic, use the jaws of life to cut me out of the car, lift me onto the stretcher and provide first aid, etc). I have no problem thanking (in particular!) any first responder for their "service". Those are services that help keep order and yet it's all pretty damn thankless work. Those folks seem to catch an awful lot of flak from ordinary citizens (who tend to be pretty rude IMO). I don't see how appreciating those services in any way diminishes the service of veterans, living or deceased. Apples and oranges. I appreciate both groups.

When I think of "service", I think of men and women who handed the US government a check with their life as the value. I do not think of city or state or federal employees are doing a "service". I thought that was just me, I guess others feel that way as well.

Service? that mode of thinking needs changing. its a job, well paid, great benefits and nothing more.

You're right of course. It's just that so many here on both sides are overtly "touchy" about the subject. I appreciate your family's service & your principles as stated above. The reason I brought it up (the ass-kissing & potential non-inspection) is that some ranges (like 129) have a multi-tier pricing structure giving discounts and SOME of those venues treat the citizenry as 2nd Class citizens. A real "Class Operation" makes everyone feel welcome regardless of their haircut style. Perhaps I could have used better phrasing to make my point, but I think you get my drift. In any event, I don't want to derail my main point, as stated.

yea good luck with that

So was reading that Press of AC article... and am not at all surprised... https://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/press/atlantic/gun-range-opens-in-absecon-with-focus-on-education/article_f3f401d3-4e16-51f9-a8af-4853014a8544.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share&fbclid=IwAR3gL3WKp_AModNktIzjnAisK0tYPF777eSaSCPb4H2xHwIfjOsAdZbPbzI Another range opened by a business guy, and NOT a gun guy?

I think it's all about recognizing those who put themselves in harms way in the "service" of protecting our lives. Pay (career vs volunteer) doesn't matter, and this would include military, first responders, law enforcement, fire, and ems.

The odds are, they will make you go through the complete process again, just to change the address, depending on the local PD. If it's only been a short time, you might not have to go the fingerprint process, but every PD does their own thing. Isn't it wonderful living in the communist state of NJ?

Wait..what?... So the men and women serving in Iraq, etc.. get paid and aren't just volunteering? They're not doing a public service? I'm confused. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Here’s the best comment in the article: “We are a society built on the rule of law,” said Renee Hopkins, CEO of Alliance for Gun Responsibility, which led the campaign for I-1639. “If we have leaders that are responsible for ensuring the laws are enforced, picking and choosing which laws they get to enforce, we have a huge problem.” If we were discussing immigration law this libtard wouldn’t be saying the same thing. Moron! How many illegal immigrant sanctuary cities in that state? Let’s here her come down n those people.

Actually, I think that was a bad example of "public servants". In most towns in NJ, First Responders (fire, rescue, CERT) are volunteers, and aren't being compensated by the government, like your typical government worker. It isn't a government job. You SHOULD thank them for their service, they're providing them to you for FREE, unlike the police, hospital workers, road department, etc. Just wondering, do you include trash collectors, water and sewer department, snow plow drivers, tax collectors, teachers, animal control, etc. in that group and thank them for their service as government employees? I think that's because the word "service" is being used too generic. The level of "service" a municipal worker provides is just a bit different than what "service" a guy on the front line in Iraq provides. This is where we need to make a better distinction.

The weed thing is why the R team lost the election.

Hi & thanks for asking! Here's the link to the online store: http://www.cnjfo.com/Store I carry (in my car--what I refer to as "The War Wagon") maroon member tees, some orange 2A tees (design same as Rally), as well as some "Charlie-the-Perp" tees. In outerwear I have both black & maroon hoodies, full-zip hoodies, sweatshirts. I can meet you at Union Hill Gun Club during the day to drop anything off, so check online & let me know Rosey

Guess I'll take my gunz and boolits somewhere else. Sorry to hear what y'all going thru. I would have asked for refund on membership. No Bueno.

I won't shop at Dick's and my daughter doesn't care for them either. We had impressively poor customer service at 2 different stores when looking for a .22 rifle for her. I wouldn't piss on DIck's Sporting Goods if they were on fire.

Since this is the Gun Forum, I can reveal that my personal project is to determine whether Super-string Theory will eventually declare 9mm or .45ACP to be the most effective handgun cartridge.

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OK. I for one will 'fess up. I'm disturbed every night about the incompatibility of General Relativity with Quantum Mechanics.

Jus cuz' 45Doll and I are very many smart, don't make us weird. As far as AVB is concerned, he and I have a lot in common. @AVB-AMG may be a wrong thinking Democrat, but it does not mean he's weird, he's just stupid about politics. Otherwise, he's a cool cat. I dunno who is "goggling " Feynman, but I suspect a few folks may be Googling his name.

This best-selling toy was recently featured on Fox and Friends, where co-host Steve Doocy called Keep and Bear "the toy company that’s making the holidays great again." https://keepandbear.com/products/build-the-wall

I dont know which is better but I know I prefer the levers on my ppq. I hardly move my shooting grip and I can use different methods. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Thanks everyone. I think if we took it off the forum or put it behind a password protected forum, we could do it. Maybe everyone sends 5-10$ to be part of a club. As a member, names get pulled out of a hat for being awesome. Lol

Good.. and cheaper then dirt should also go the way of The DoDo

This whole thing brings in my mind the image of sheep led to slaughter house by a pig.They go behehe and complain a bit but keep following the herd. The problem is there are no real leaders to help your cause.There are guys like Alexander who says" there will be repercussions" but nothing really changes. The state needs a real challenge and only NRA can do it. Get yourself a leader who will deal with NRA as a group and tell the association there won't be any payed dues unless there is a fight. Get ALL the NJ gun law supporters and show NRA you mean business. If they will be convinced there is enough support for gun rights in NJ they will fight for you. Bitching here won't help your cause.

Quite a spread you have there. Maybe we can shoot some clays there sometime.

Mistake #1 - NEVER let da wife see them all at once!

Does keeping the stuff away from the wife count too?

Try the meatloaf! It’s good

How did you reach out to them, and have you heard anything back? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Start with "Manhattan Project".

HANNIBAL!!!!!!!!

Surprised?

You wouldn't need 1.5 million. The current NJ prison population is around 15,000. If 15,000 gun owners were willing to do this, the law would become immediately un-actionable and unenforceable. Not to mention budget problems. This is basic Cloward-Piven strategy. Of course you won't find 15,000 either.

Thomas Jefferson, Carl Sagan, my great great grandfather, Rasputin.

I’m not going to comply. I don’t care who knows it. If anyone has questions they can face me like a man. My address is 354 Stockton Street in Princeton.

The fudds are next...i cant wait.....

YAKNOW? although i'm not willing to give up my business.......it takes me 30-45 minutes to drive the 8 miles to work. i can drive from de to work in that time i think. might be time to look. we're not gonna win here. the system's rigged against us. while we're outnumbered, our groups refuse to work together. the fudds(for the most part) don't give a shit about us, 'cause the shit that affects us doesn't affect them(in their perception). we keep doing the same stupid shit over and over, expecting different results.