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  1. Just got e-mailed to me. 100% S&W https://trk.cp20.com/click/gif3-4rwtt-2x34h-9he5wq9/
  2. Liz gets the bad news.
  3. I think Europe will feel the food shortage more than the US. HOWEVER... I also think that Bill Gates and the Chinese buying farmland might be a Communist plot. The US is more than self sufficient with food production. During WW2 we supplied all our Allies with food. The purchase of farmland by China is twofold. Control food production and espionage. Back in 1988 I was stationed in Ft Huachuca, the US Army Intelligence Center. The Soviet Union had a trade mission in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. Whilst assigned to Ft Huachuca I made several trips to Nogales, Mexico. The Soviet Union had established a Trade Mission in Nogales. Subject to all the immunities of a diplomatic mission. Do you think the Russians were interested in the blankets, sombremos,, and cheap leather the Mexicans were selling to the US? No!!! After my first trip, I took a compass with me. I looked at plethora of antennas mounted on top of the Soviet Trade Mission in Nogales, Mexico. I shot an azimuth. Did it in mils, not degrees. Much more accurate. Artillery and mortar guys understand this. Later checked it on a map. All those antennas were pointed toward Ft Huachuca. No doubt, we'll find the farmland bought by China will have an antenna farm pointed at the USAF bases in the area. Joe and Hunter don't give a shit
  4. Canvassing for interest in a South Jerz clay and rifle shoot at Stafford Forge WMA. This invite is open to all members. I will be at the STAFFORD FORGE WMA shotgun range with some njgf members, along with friends and family at 0900, Sunday, September 11th. How long we are there depends on how many show up, but we are usually there until at least noon. You and your friends are welcome to join us for a morning of turning money into noise. With a little luck, we may even get to see the NJ Air Guard doing their own target practice runs with A-10 Warthogs. Most of my time will be spent at the shotgun range. If you bring rifles, you MUST have a firearm hunting license OR be on the rifle range with someone who has one. The rifle range was renovated a couple years ago, it's really nice now since they installed very stable concrete tables and benches. There are more shooting positions too, I think six tables. Another new feature at Stafford Forge is the removal of barriers allowing vehicles to drive up to the shooting areas. No more slogging from the eternally flooded parking area to the shooting pads. I will be bringing my automatic trap machine and a few cases of targets. If you have a thrower, bring it. Bring your shotgun, as much #7.5 or #8 lead target/field loads as you want to shoot, and depending on how much you want to shoot, a carton of clay pigeons would be great. Supplies are available at Shooters, which is just off the GSP exit. Don't forget eyes and ears. Also recommended is a chair, insect repellent, and something to drink. If you don't have a shotgun and just want to have a go at trap shooting, you are welcome to use my loaner shotgun.
  5. Which is interesting because the only time the state requires new fingerprints for an FID is a change of sex.
  6. 2 points
    Wrong answer. Which agency do you work for?
  7. I don't see how it's illegal. Admin code says the judge can issue a restricted type permit. Wait...let me change that... illegal constitutionally since it's an infringement to the right to bear arms. but not illegal by NJ law.
  8. Looks like Cheney got the boot.
  9. 1 point
    Hey. just joined the forum, I am already a gun owner.. mostly due to hunting; but want to get more into the sport. I was raised with firearms, I'm just not fluent in the jargon so forgive me if I ask for clarification if I can 't find it myself. I'm in Camden County, for reference.
  10. https://www.ammoland.com/2022/08/two-carry-permits-confirmed-issued-in-new-jersey/
  11. They’re running a business. After dealing with three self-inflicted incidents, I think they’re correct in their decision.
  12. I understand this policy from the range's perspective - If all your "bad incidents" (with all the attendant negative publicity and impact on commercial insurance costs) come from rentals to solo parties, what are you going to do? Charge the renter an extra $100 an hour to have a Range Safety Officer standing next to them for the entirety of their rental session?
  13. 1 point
    Is it alright to say "spent brass" instead of "discharged cartridge".. extra points for "empty bullet"?
  14. Thanks, Jim. Update from this morning - I went back and insisted to speak with a detective. He said the records lady must have thought that I had been finger printed in the last 6 months and that If I had been finger printed within the last 6 months I do not need to get reprinted for the CCW/PCH application...Not even going to get into with him on whether that's true or not but I said I had not been printed in the last 6 months I had just put in for the permits. He said they will get me the info I need to schedule fingerprints later today. I feel bad for all the people who are going to be delayed or denied because they got wrong info from their PD.
  15. It used to be that RPO could not have a permit over the age of 75 but that was struck down earlier this year. There is no age limit on civilian carry permits.
  16. Interesting action taken by a Sheriff in Brevard County Florida. He wasn't happy with the time it would take deputies to get to their cars to retrieve a carbine during an emergency, so he's assigning them KelTec Sub 2000 carbines that will be strapped to their chests at all times. "Sun Tzu says in the Art of War that 'every battle is won or lost before it is ever fought,'" said Ivy in an announcement of the new policy on social media. "What Sun Tzu meant was that you must outsmart, out strategize, out train, and out prepare your opponent long before the battle is ever fought." Previously, Ivey's SRDs would have to identify a threat that needed their patrol rifle, then race to their car to retrieve their patrol rifle. The new level of preparedness will "gives our team members the advantage and ability to instantly address the threat with the level of force necessary to eliminate the shooter," said the Sheriff." Video here: Article Here: https://www.guns.com/news/2022/08/15/sheriff-issues-keltec-sub2000s-to-school-deputies
  17. Great idea, but when I saw the pics above I imagined the look on NJ educators and politicians at the very thought of something like this. Our resident Murph Smurf governor would go ballistic!
  18. I dunno, plenty of deer around here. How long will one deer last? I think it's would take months, maybe more to go through all the deer in our area of the pine barrens. And those fawns look pretty tasty. And once they're gone I might be able to grow a decent vegetable garden.
  19. 1 point
    Looks great.
  20. Hopefully they stand up to the NJ AG and sue the shit out of this state.
  21. 1 point
    Beautiful job!
  22. Amen and well-played. I actually heard an S&W add on 101.5 on the way home work today.
  23. Indeed. But it seems like the idea is to have the closest responders better able to immediately engage a threat. A PCC is still outgunned against a .223/5.56 carbine, but MUCH better than just having a pistol. That, combined with superior training could make a big difference.
  24. Nice turnaround by S&W. Might bring some people back who left them after they bowed to Clinton...
  25. Way to go S&W! Finally a big business doesn't do the kiss ass weak kneed go woke route. And they have the balls to say it straight up!
  26. nice, everyone on this board should apply for three permits and buy three Smith & Wesson products
  27. It makes perfect sense. Doesn't everybody else's prints change as you cross the Delaware?
  28. 1 point
    Welcome! Fill in the blank, please: "______", egg and cheese.
  29. Just be sure if you get stopped in front of a school you pull over on the street not in the school's parking lot.
  30. 0 points
    Bacon & Sausage..The Baconator!
  31. 0 points
    Just a suggestion, for long term sustainability, low resource needs and ofcourse, for the lazy, everyone should look at the things that (almost) grow on their own with minimal maintenance. Feel free to add to the list 1. Berries - Rasberries are like weed, they did good year over year but low yield this year. Black berries have some disease but seem to be doing ok. Freeze them all and use through winter. 2. Currants - They seem to be doing pretty good year over year. Yield varies. 3. Apple & Peaches - Did very well last year as it looks like COVID got all the squirrels. Not a fruit this year as it looks like squirrels got 5 jabs of COVID vaccinations thanks to Sleepy Joe. 3. Sunchoke - These guys have been spreading on their own and coming up year over year. Stores well and can actually leave them in the soil and dig up through winter. Bonus - Farts can deter anyone thinking of kidnapping you or coming near you. I want to find other varieties of root vegetables that are zero maintenance and come year over year. What do you have that is low to no maintenance that you like ?

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