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Another thing to learn. Butt to the rear weak side ankle inside is like drawing from a OWB. Don't overthink things. Keep them simple.

Boo, hoo, hoo. Looks like jumping on the anti-gun bandwagon isn't paying off for Dick's With sales falling after the implementation of corporate gun control Dick’s Sporting Goods may have to close 35 stores across 18 states. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2018/12/11/corporate-gun-control-fail-dicks-may-close-35-stores-across-18-states/?fbclid=IwAR2bnzHx00pZlmhci_sfAFbFs0Wo-U-DRiu1iDXLjkl0jBto7i8ewFSFX2Q

I think there's zero chance it becomes an issue. The law and the form for additional guns are explicit that "One permit shall be sufficient for all handguns..." I appreciate that retired LEO may currently have a different standard, but for those of us who are not, there's little ambiguity.

WTS Gen 4 Glock 20 10mm. round count is 4, not a typo. I was with MR. Stu at the range and wanted to to try it. I shot 2 rounds and he shot 2 rounds, period , cleaned and put away in gun case. Very accurate, Glocks most powerful gun, hands down. Only reason I am selling is I purchased the same Glock 20 in a short frame and fits my hands a little bit better. Comes with factory night sights $479 with night sights is obviously less than what I paid for it, and is cheapest price around. located in Watchung NJ somerset county 07069. Buyer pays transfer. I took me a VERY long time to get the 10mm but its here and new and ready for you. Shoots smooth and recoil is not bad at all. Any one who has bought from me in the past knows I tell the truth and I don't exaggerate condition or description. First I will take it wins the sale. If ad is up its available. I will mark it SPF, once a deal is made, I am willing to wait a reasonable time for your permits with a small deposit. Any questions 732-841-24 seven two. This Glock shows no marks or wear anywhere. Factory grease still in place.

I've been stpped 3 times a disclosed I was carrying not once did they ever ask to see fore arm and only 1 officer asked to see permit

I've known a lot of experienced shooters and none of them would use this method. Awkward draw using this method. Inside weak side ankle, gun butt to rear. It's like drawing from a owb very natural. Easy get seated or driving. Many options (with an ankle holster) I don't think so. Requires additional movement to cover the distance between your hand and your gun.

Joe did it by EO. I have an executive order for Joe….kiss my ASS!

Bookmark this for the next time you need to debate an Ultra-Maga Republican about guns.

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Yep. Headed to the ranch.

Lets hope the town has to pay a steep price for improper/inept training. Perhaps that will make other municipalities take note.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse, except some of us face imprisonment for it.

@Displaced Texan Was this you on the road?

My sad face.

How I feel crossing the Delaware into Jersey.................omo.

Zero knowledge of building a range - but I have other related experience, like 1) a decade or so of planning board experience, 2) observations from watching my former PA range's plans to add a longer rifle range quickly fall apart (due to environmental concerns) AND 3) being on the board of a non-profit that has successfully blocked warehousing in my area for years by raising publicity and engaging various experts to slow the developers down, etc. Since you're in construction, you may have already anticipated this... but since you posed the question, my advice would be to first find yourself a very reputable environmental engineering firm/consultant in your area, with deep NJ DEP regulatory knowledge, to confer with right from the get-go, even as you're looking at potential properties. You would engage them to scrutinize any potential lots and, among other things, do an in-depth search for any previous mapping/surveys/studies at Fed/state/county levels. You don't want to buy a piece of property and THEN find out there's some issue with the land already identified, but buried in a county office somewhere (e.g., a tiny patch of wetlands that was identified years earlier... or a small - even intermittent - tributary that flows into another waterway deemed "sensitive"... or the lot is part of an area previously identified as a breeding site for some protected animal species... or any number of other environmental issues). The lead contanimation that occurs at a range could certainly be raised as an issue, but particularly if any number of those special conditions just mentioned (or others) exist on the property... and that could throw a total wrench into your plans. Likewise, someone with environmental engineering expertise would also have at least an awareness of any new related environmental laws coming on to the scene. I personally think you need an expert intimately familiar with all of those issues who can raise those flags before you plunk down any money on property. You also want that person/firm to be experienced enough that they know the NJ DEP folks on a first name basis, too, so they can then grease the wheels AFTER the lot purchase. (That does not come cheap btw!) You might be thinking "but this area is so gun-friendly, that sounds like overkill" - but remember, all you need is for one or two determined objectors to catch wind of your plans, start some grassroots PR and fundraising, and then hire their own experts, file a lawsuit, and believe me, they could tie your plans up for AGES... and you'd be left sitting on a bought-and-paid-for piece of property that you can't even do anything with! And in NJ, it is most likely the environmental issues that they would leverage to tie you up in knots. My impression is that even deep South Jersey has changed in recent years post-Covid, with an influx of new people from more northern areas - I think you can assume those folks might carry some anti-gun sentiments, too. So yeah, you COULD run into objectors, even for a relatively small range in an otherwise gun-friendly area. Better to anticipate and clear any hurdles as best you can in advance IMO.

FJB.