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  1. On my way back home. Massive turnout, lots of angry Pro-gun people, no antifa, no violence and several new friends. Met up with Rosey, Theresa and Alex from CNJFO. Photos later.
  2. Virginians, everyone for that matter, need to take the fight to the SC. People need to protest outside of their homes, their places they eat at, etc etc.. Time for the everyday American to become an activist
  3. 3 points
    Breitbart News had arranged for a live feed from the Ralley today in Richmond and had links from their news website to YouTube as the feed for the video. As of 8:15am YouTube had killed the feed as a "Violation of Standards". https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...or-gun-rights/ Breitbart got right on it and the stream is live now!
  4. I was going to say the same thing! Makes our attendance at Trenton rallies look pathetic. Then again, they still have a strong gun culture in VA, while ours has largely been killed off by years of anti-gun incrementalism.
  5. I was really impressed with the turnout. Massive is a good description of the crowd. Loads of guns and not a single problem.
  6. May be stating the obvious, but you need the version that comes with 10-round mags. Other than that you're gtg.
  7. I was formerly a member of GSSC and continue to attend our monthly meetups there. I had purchased numerous firearms from them and the service I received was always excellent. I have the highest regard for the integrity of Tony, Jeff, and their staff, and any future firearms purchases will also be from GSSC. For me, I also found their facility (parking area, inside lounge,etcj to be a more welcoming environment.
  8. When is ruger making a 10mm PCC
  9. It’s too bad that this isn’t funny...it’s true, though. This....IS funny.
  10. There are a variety of reasons people can't move NOW? This was discussed some time ago. What's yours?
  11. I KNOW I sure as shit ain't retiring here.
  12. I saw 8 - 10 "Marxists" who were futilely trying to get their goofy message out about Trump. They should have just given up. Eventually, they were surrounded by the Capitol Police, and when no one would listen to them, they moved on. They didn't show up until late.
  13. Nj is a pass through state. Va , people want to live and die there. I’m convinced this is our problem. Nobody wants to retire in joisey unless you’re a taker
  14. The M9A3 is NJ legal right out of the box no compliance work needed. Threaded barrels are not legal on semi auto rifles that's it
  15. Rumchata, Peel?
  16. N.J. pays Second Amendment group (NJ2AS) another $87,500 totaling $230,000 in legal victories! January 18, 2020 NJ2AS News 0 Comment Uncategorized For the third time, NJ paid our legal fees for another Second Amendment legal victory. This brings the total that New Jersey paid to NJ2AS $230,000 in legal awards. NJ2AS attorney Richard Gutman, NJ2AS President Alex “Alejandro” Roubian, NJ2AS legislative advisor Robert Barush, proudly stand in front the check for our legal fees. In June 2019 the New Jersey State Police once again lost against NJ2AS in an 8-year-long legal battle to receive a copy of their investigative manual that is used while investigating firearm applicants. Shortly after, New Jersey, once again, lost a motion to have the State pay for our legal fees. The New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) was awarded $87,500 for legal fees. In 2016, The Record stated: “The most expensive case in the documents reviewed by The Record involved the Second Amendment Society seeking firearms regulations, costing the administration $101,626.” NJ2AS President Alex “Alejandro” Roubian proudly stated “NJ2AS will stop at nothing, ever, until all unconstitutional infringements on our right to keep and bear arms in NJ are gone. We will seek out and expose every violation, every person who is complicit in those violations and every government entity that participates and/or covers them up. We will bring into the light the negative impact of NJ’s poorly worded and over-criminalized legislation. We will use any and all legal means available to do so.” Frank Fiamingo, NJ2AS’ former President (2010-2015) that helped spearhead this lawsuit stated “I would like to formally express my gratitude to Attorney Richard Gutman and the members, leaders and advisers of the NJ2AS that made this significant win possible. The attorney General of NJ and the NJ State Police have been put on notice that the firearms owners of NJ will not sit back while their individual rights are constantly being trampled. It may take time to fight the unfair and unconstitutional behavior of the three branches of New Jersey’s government, but we are in this fight for the long run and this win is only the beginning. Under President Alexander Roubian, the members and legal advisers of the NJ2AS intend to file additional lawsuits which we fully believe will be successful. We continue to ask for your support as the NJ2AS moves forward in the quest to further the legitimate right of individuals to keep and bear arms wherever they have the right to be. This includes the right of the individual to carry firearms for defensive purposes.” Governor Murphy’s administration did not respond for comment. Another group that has done more for NJ Gun Owners than the limp dicked NRA! Happy and Sad: cid:BD4934AA-D941-4662-9885-C84025A71359/[email protected]
  17. I can get in touch with @DeerSlayer on the outside from here if you need to. Just PM me. He hasn't left, he's just in his busy time of year and isn't checking in as often.
  18. That white burn marked area is where the crack is. My moms igniter just went but hers broke into two pieces. There is no forward or backward on those. Once in a while they go bad right out of the box. I went to school for HVAC and I used to work for Horizon Services years ago. It is worth having a couple extra ones for your model furnace. You should be able to go to www.RepairClinic.com and put in the model number of of your furnace and see compatible replacement parts. www.SupplyHouse.com has cheaper prices, but you can't search by furnace model number, you will need to have the part number of your part to ensure an exact match.
  19. Man, the way VA is getting away with their soviet style handling of the event is unbelievably wrong. Supposedly free Americans fight for 2A, using 1A, after they have been thoroughly searched by state agents and put into a cage. In no universe is that considered free. VA has, in fact, adopted soviet style governance. We used to watch shit like this on TV when I was a kid, but it was always in other countries. Now it's here and people just accept this bullshit. Freedom cages and searches are the new normal for freedom. I can only guess the actual number of constitutional and civil rights that will be violated, but I'm sure it is at least three.
  20. Close up view of my ODGreen frame version 92FS. I added the Beretta grips and skeletonized hammer (and the G spring). I like the look of the grips but they are a bit "fat" for my hands. What I really need to do is get a set of the Wilson Combat thin grips for it.
  21. Any Beretta fans need to watch this: Might have to find another Beretta... Wow! And your thumb on the back of the hammer when reholstering! I would love both a PX4 and an M9 setup this way. I'm sort of pretending I am posting a picture of mine, here. https://www.langdontactical.com/trigger-job-in-a-bag-92-96-m9-series/
  22. Here's mine, sporting the spiffy wood grips that were a Christmas present from my wife a couple of years ago. I replaced the main spring with a lighter one and added a dot of fluorescent yellow paint to the front sight. It's one of my favorite pistols.
  23. I will bet you that every one of those crusaders and legal scholars for law and order that gave him a pass are socially liberal Democrats. And, because they couldn't do their jobs they have blood on their hands not that they would feel or take the responsibility for their actions.
  24. I've been thinking about the first victim, Mr. Richard White, and his actions a good amount. No doubt he was slow to get his firearm out and on target, for whatever reason, non of us really know for sure. He was no less a Hero, in my eyes, than Mr. Jack Wilson. His actions, at a minimum, brought the perp's attention to himself. I firmly believe that Mr. Richard White's sacrifice saved others. I certainly do not want to take credit away from Mr. Wilson, he is a Hero and made an incredible shot under horrific conditions. He just witnessed two of his friends get shot in the chest with a shotgun at close range; and still made the shot, on a moving target, with other friends nearby and in immediate danger. I just wish more credit was given to Mr White and Mr Tony Wallace (the second victim) as well.

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