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Showing content with the highest reputation on 10/30/2023 in all areas

  1. 3 points
    Received my NJPTC on Monday. On Thursday afternoon I submitted my application to Pike County. NINE MINUTES later, they replied stating I can call to schedule a day to come in to pick it up. Will be driving there tomorrow morning (Monday). Amazing service.
  2. I doubt the bowling alley would lose the case! The patrons knew of the restriction and chose to enter unarmed! I will NEVER patronize ANY business that denies me my 2nd Amendment rights! I can't have my gun....You don't get my money!
  3. Now that a picture has shown up of one of the establishments where the shooting in Maine occurred was signed as a "gun free zone" what is the chances that one or more of the victims files a lawsuit against the establishment based on the fact that they did not allow them to defend themselves. When an establishment chooses to not allow firearms then they should take on the responsibility of protecting the customers and be liable for injuries or death should a customer be denied the ability to defend themselves. it's time start turning all these anti-gun laws back on thme.
  4. ^ I like your analogy and thought about it for a moment, I guess the difference for me is we have a right to bear arms and not a right to go swimming. Never the less though, good point.
  5. The problem isn’t the charger, it’s the battery….sort of. The battery has dropped below the voltage the charger will ‘allow’ the pack to be charged. The pack might be able to be ‘saved’ by using an outside charge source to bring the pack up above the threshold voltage, so the Echo charger will allow it to work. Clear as mud?
  6. I feel that that any injury sustained by a customer in any establishment that could be perceived by an average person to preventable be on the owner of that business. these injuries should be treated no different than any "slip and fall" injury or "coffee burn" where we see countless times where the victim is awarded millions of dollars. The owner of the establishment, using perverted reasoning chose to create a condition that that puts its customers at risk of an otherwise preventable injury, just like leaving the banana peel on the floor in the produce isle for an extended time these GFZ signs are no different. by placing these signs it must be understood that the ones placing these signs assumes all responsibilities for your safety and welfare and liable for any injury. Our gun advocacy groups should be sending letters to the owners / board of directors of businesses, malls owners or any other private property owners who make a corporate decision to post signage dictating constitutionally protected personal behavior within their publicly accessible property demanding the name and account of their insurance company and the level of liability insurance should any possibly preventable injury occur to any of it's members.
  7. see? to me, those business's that're putting up "no guns allowed" signs are pretty much saying.....don't worry, we got you. we're providing security. on that vein, those places not allowing guns into their business's should also be responsible for providing safe and secure storage of their customers firearms.
  8. If it's not a crime to enter an establishment with a unarmed victims sign then it's up to the individual to decide whether or not to obey the sign. If the state has made it a crime to enter an establishment then it is the states responsibility to protect you, one would think, however the state has been relived of that responsibility by several court rulings.
  9. We have a year-round herd of 8-12 does in our little cul-de-sac in Morris County. Most years we have two small bucks chasing them around every October. Just one much larger buck has been strutting around our yard this year. I woke him up on our side lawn, just a few steps from our house, when I was driving home last night.
  10. Unfortunately I have to agree with JohnnyB, those that entered, entered at their own risk. Just as those that carry are supposed to be cognizant of the restrictions.
  11. Sold to @Harrup Singh Please close.
  12. Going on in my backyard now…a pretty decent buck mounting a doe! Unfortunately I interrupted them. Sorry for cock blocking you, buddy!
  13. Whole Foods in Parsippany must have just put up “the sign”. Been in and out of that store and carrying for the past year. Corporate politics….not making anyone safer.
  14. Yes funny -5 years ago same people complaining about no concealed carry are now complaining about the requirements for concealed carry.
  15. 1 point
    someone want to opine as to where we stand, I cound not make heads or tails who was talking. I don't even think I heard our side speak just the enemy?
  16. I bet there's a bunch of guys here who have NO IDEA what this one is about!
  17. Exactly. Everyone, except for @Mrs. Peel knows that it's pork roll!!!

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