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They ask out of concern for the child's "safety". It's nothing to do with lead poisoning. I would say most probably don't bother asking. But some definitely do. If they do ask, I would look puzzled and simply ask "What does that have to do with our visit today?" And if they persist simply say that you really aren't comfortable talking about such topics. If they still persist simply tell them this will be your last visit.

Update - after a bunch more research I sent my G26 slide out to Wager Machine Works to get a Holosun 407k/507k cut with blued finishing of the cut area. Nothing against Maple Leaf Firearms, however Wager was almost half the cost. I'm super happy with their machining - A Holosun 507k fits tightly with no appreciable wiggle in the cut before being fastened down.

Okay I waa a police firearms instructor for ove 30 years. We used to get lead exposure tests periodically. Always okay. Your regimenn is excessive. Back off. I used to run a firingline. Indoor and outdoor range. Used to drink my coffee running the qualification line. If I was shooting I'd wash my hands. You're doing too much.

Little Johnny on politics A teacher asked her 6th grade class how many of them were Joe Biden fans. Not really knowing what a Joe Biden fan was, but wanting to be liked by the teacher, all the kids raised their hands except for Little Johnny.. The teacher asked Little Johnny why he has decided to be different... again. Little Johnny said, "Because I'm not a Joe Biden fan. The teacher asked, "Why aren't you a fan of Joe Biden?" Johnny said, "Because I'm a Conservative." The teacher asked him why he's a Conservative. Little Johnny answered, "Well, my Mom's a Conservative and my Dad's a Conservative, so I'm a Conservative." Annoyed by this answer, the teacher asked, "If your mom was a moron and your dad was an idiot, what would that make you?" With a big smile, Little Johnny replied, "That would make me a Joe Biden fan".

DRGO has guidance on this: https://5ee4cd.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/gun-question-resource-2.pdf

Yeah yeah yeah, rub it in.

Sublease a space from your mom with a lease in writing.

Wanted to sell Glock 34 Gen 5 with extras. Includes the original box, paperwork and accessories. Excellent condition and functions perfectly. I would say about 300 rounds through this max. Pistol has been completely taken apart and cleaned. The Glock 34 includes an extra Glock recoil assembly along with Carver Custom stainless un-captured recoil assembly with 4 Wolff springs in 12lb, 14lb, 15lb and 16lb weights. Dawson precision fiber optic front sight and blacked out rear. Original sights are included as well. 3 10 round Glock OEM Magazines are included. I am asking $525. I am in Bergen county and will travel a reasonable distance to complete the transaction at the FFL of your choosing. Buyer to pay all transfer fees. If you want more pictures or have any questions please send me a message. The first to post" I'll take it" wins the sale.

Yes. The instructors I've show with will not allow .22 for the qualification and I think they're wrong. If grandma can safely handle a .22 but struggles to rack the slide on a 9mm, let her exercise her constitutional rights too.

Sooooo, hypothetically, one could use a 22lr pistol for the live fire portion?

I've had it asked as part of their "questionnaire" form to a new doctor. I left it blank. I've never been directly asked. My response if asked would be the same as glen, basically "I'm not sure that has to do with today's visit."

All jokes aside, my son is 13. We have never been asked that question.

only the business owner can carry. i thinnk it's covered here......https://law.justia.com/codes/new-jersey/2013/title-2c/section-2c-39-6/ scroll down about half way to e.

If it's not in your name, and you don't have a NJ CCW, no.

https://devilsarmory.com/ Great guy great service Great price. $45 transfer includes NICS Same for handgun long gun or person to person transfer. You would have to ask about multiple but he's very quick to respond to emails.

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Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle of the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT of the MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, in the case of U. S. vs Emmanuel Ayala, has ruled that the ban on firearms in U. S. Postal Service facilities utterly fails the test of analogous historical precedent established in Bruen, and is therefore unconstitutional. Kudos to Judge Mizelle, who not only got her decision right, but clearly articulated it in such a way that it should imo provide clear fodder for other rulings against blanket firearms bans on Federal property. While Ayala was a USPS employee at the time of his arrest, and it would have been understandable if Mizelle had narrowly crafted her ruling to fit only that specific situation, she chose not to do so. Although this ruling is likely only applicable to her district for now (IANAL), and may well be appealed, I can't see any judge who has the slightest degree of honesty or integrity finding defects in her reasoning - it is that clear. Well done, Judge Mizelle!!! Judge rules federal law banning gun possession in post offices unconstitutional UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, v. Case No: 8:22-cr-369-KKM-AAS EMMANUEL AYALA, Defendant.

There's a donut?

If there isn't, there will be. Declare a SOE= Constitution goes out the window. The tyrants(not just NJ) did a practice run with covid and got away with some shady declarations.

Someone PLEASE buy this so I don't have to...

Just wondering if I'm going a bit overboard with my lead mitigation protocol. Basically, I try to keep everything range-related completely segregated from my non-range stuff (except my HD firearms which are in a safe in my bedroom). So I have separate range clothes, shoes, etc. which I keep in my garage. Before I go to the range, I get undressed in my room, and head down to the basement/garage level and put on my range outfit, get my range bag/guns and put on my "intermediate" shoes, which I use just to get from my basement out to my car and to the range. Once at the range, I switch to my range shoes. After shooting, I wash my hands at the range thoroughly, then go back to my car but switch back into my "intermediate" shoes before getting in. I also have a clean hoodie that I put on over my long sleeve range shirt, and lay down a towel on the seat. When I get home, I go straight to the garage/basement level, take off all my range clothes, put them in a separate laundry bag, and take a shower on the same level with de-lead shampoo and bodywash. Once a month or so I take all my range laundry to a laundromat where I wash everything with de-lead detergent. Friend told me today I may be going overboard - what do you guys think, and what do you do? One important consideration is that I have little kids at home and don't want to inadvertently give them lead poisoning!