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  1. I hope I posted this in the rite place: https://shorenewsnetwork.com/2019/10/14/scotus-relists-nj-cheeseman-carry-case/
  2. 2 points
    Full middle name and feet/inches for me too.
  3. 2 points
    It's here and whadda beaut... Got to get to the range...
  4. You mention that you are going deer hunting in PA...... but it seems more like you are fishing in NJ. If you really have a legitimate question, I recommend rather than asking a bunch of strangers online, you should call the NJ State Police Firearms unit and ask your question. 609-882-2000
  5. No part of NJ is NYC, and Trenton isn’t Albany geographically. Impeachment is the thing to do these days. I find this Newark office an abuse!
  6. Smith and Wesson launched a $50 rebate.... Palmetto made it even cheaper. $199 for a regular Shield 9mm, and $249 for a Shield EZ 380... which I REALLY like and did a video on before. Link to Palmetto
  7. 1 point
    I think the only thing that might have changed is that, for a short period of time, a NR New Hampshire permit holder was legally able to carry in PA but now you can't because of reciprocity changes. That was courtesy of Josh Shapiro, the PA Attorney General. I don't think the paperwork changed.
  8. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/10/14/feds-drop-homemade-ar-15-case-for-fear-of-hurting-wider-gun-control-system/ Nice the feds will not enforce an existing law because they fear it will damage the 1968 gun control law and the power of the ATF.
  9. More than likely i will be there. At least that is the plan right now anyway
  10. Promises... promises...
  11. Thanks for the reply... so it sounds like all I have to do is pin and weld the muzzlebrake on a 10.5 and or a 11.5 with a standard mil-spec buffer tube.
  12. What is the over under on @10X bringing something to the table....
  13. 1 point
    i just looked at my NH permit .. my middle name isn't even on it. Cant remember if I supplied it on the form or not though. My height though is listed out as 6'02"
  14. 1 point
    Ya I think mine was tree weeks tops @fishnut how long yours take?
  15. 1 point
    Yes. I got it. Took like 3 months. They screwed up and misplaced it. Everyone else was getting theirs back within a few weeks
  16. 1 point
    Thanks Zeke, I was going to use middle initial since that is what is on NJ Driver License and Florida License, Utah has full name though.
  17. That's OK, those "truckloads" are phenomenal guns. A Shield with an Apex kit is a beautiful thing. Factor that in to the price, though, and compare to a 2.0 that largely doesn't need one. I would love a Shield 2.0 Performance Center with a 4" barrel. And some prefer the less grippy older Shields.
  18. "They" will keep throwing shit against the wall until something sticks.
  19. What??? Backing off the ‘crockpot ribs’?
  20. 8 years. (from birth til my 1st pellet gun)
  21. Ditched Comcast for everything except internet. Went from close to $300/month to $80. I get live TV with AT&T Now.
  22. I like being probed. Just the other day I went for a check up and the guy stuck a finger up my butt. I'm pretty loyal to him, but my wife thinks I should find a new dentist.
  23. This ^^^^ I'm dumbfounded by the posters who think this will be simply a ruling on about to transport a firearm in NYC and have it apply only in the narrowest way. SCOTUS gets hundreds of not thousands of cases in front of them to choose, why would they choose a case like this if to only help out NYC firearms owners??? It makes no sense. In pretty sure this is to establish level of scrutiny precedent for all the lower kangaroo courts in the land.
  24. Peel: Your vision is quite excellent, lol! It has taken years of hard work by the entire CNJFO Executive Committee to get us to the point we're at today. I fully intend to use my personal 15 minutes of fame to push for more NRA projects in NJ, be they law suits, youth shooting, range development loans & grants (folks need places to shoot since we grew gun ownership), possibly some free ads on NRA TV. Letting wounds fester & not taking the fight directly to the problem has helped to get us where we are. Those are mistakes of the past. Ancient history! There already has been a marked increase in all types of NRA activity in NJ and we intend to show the RESULTS OF WORKING TOGETHER FOR THE COMMON GOOD while attending the board meeting. To this end, we're bringing a $5,500 "presentation check" made out to ANJRPC for their lawsuit fund, $3,000 of which was donated by friends, members & supporters of the Coalition (including NJGF folks), and the balance is CNJFO's fulfilled promise to donate UP TO $2,500 in MATCHING FUNDS! Never before in the history of pro-gun activism in NJ has this taken place! NRA board member & ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach, Executive VP Anthony Colandro, yours truly and other CNJFO Executive Committee members plan to pose with said presentation check during the NRA board of director's meeting and ask for some NRA upper management to join us as we officially recognize ANJRPC's continuing efforts to stem the tide of onerous & most probably unconstitutional gun law. Thanks for your support, encouragement & congratulations. It helps to redouble the fuel, nourish the soul and make us all stronger! Here's a few pix taken at the CNJFO 2A Unity Picnic on August 12th. Close to 50 Patriots in attendance, including members of the NJGF, Northern NJ Chapter of The Well Armed Woman, Tony Simon's Diversity Shoot, and even our new NJ NRA-ILA Grass Roots Field Director Mark Galey! Mark was introduced by the NRA-ILA's Christian Ragosta. Christian is the new Assistant Director of Grass Roots Field Operations and now works & lives in Fairfax, VA.
  25. Hmmm... this is what I see: the ANJRPC lawsuit filed with NRA collaboration... now I see NJ 2A activists being recognized by the NRA HQ... I can only think this bodes well for continued activism in the state! In fact, I'd say with the NRA's activity bumping up in California and now seemingly in NJ, it seems like the NRA may finally be embracing the concept that you need to go DIRECTLY to where the cancer is... you need to go to the states that are MOST oppressed and have the LEAST rights... and fight the battles there. Or, the cancer spreads. I feel: optimistic! And again, congrats, Rosey! It's due to the heavy lifting of people like yourself that progress is being made. In particular, I really appreciate the "collaborative" stance that CNJFO has taken - with ANJRPC, with Tony Simon's efforts, with sportsmen's groups, etc. We don't ALWAYS eat our own apparently. Who knew?!
  26. You Rock Rosey! You worked incredibly hard on ALL our behalf's.......Time to bite the bullet and take the KUDOS you well deserve!
  27. ya kno, if zeke broke out the liquid smoke, it wouldn't make the rib soup any better.
  28. Based on my previous post, I’d say the odds are pretty low. We need to have a future BBQ shoot-out up north I’ve got rib and jalapeño popper recipes dialed in and ready for any critics. And my smoked leg of lamb, while less traditional, is just about perfected
  29. Wish I could make it, but that’s a long way from me, and I’m committed for half of the day up north. I look forward to the pics and the tasting notes from the group.

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