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I dont know how they voted and dont really care. He is gone now. You should get over it.

I knew about the Romeo red dot series, but hadn't really looked into them. After this post I read up the detail on the 5 version. The one I ordered arrived promptly yesterday, and I've had a chance to handle it. Did a quick mount to check it out, and it looks very good. I'll have to put it to work now that the weather's breaking. Thanks again @High Exposure for the lead on that bargain.

Don't you remember the constitution is above his pay grade. Fuckin asshole.

I happened to watch a SlavGuns YT video and you were wearing a njgunforums.com t-shirt.

The same two board members who voted YES to keep Wayne LaPierre on board a couple years ago?

Constitutional Carry.....................everything else has a price tag associated with it....omo.

He gets hung up on non PTC holders can get charged with more crimes if they commit a crime. I'm ok with that, otherwise whats the point of going through the process of getting a PTC (training + education). It contains 2 restrictions that have already been determined to be unconstitutional by other states. 1) Not being able to carry in religous places (NY tried it and got shot down) 2) Requiring express permission to carry on private property (NJ tried it and got shot down). Also states that if you carry where there are no gun signs, you are only guilty of tresspassing and not a gun crime.

I entered another virtual BBQ contest recently; the theme was chili, stews, and soups. There are plenty of ways to incorporate smoked meat into any of those. We went with a Mardi Gras theme, serving up a hearty hickory-smoked chicken and andouille gumbo over rice. Also, Maque Choux, a spicy Cajun corn-and-peppers side dish, and corn bread with jalapeños and red bell peppers. Served alongside a Hurricane cocktail, made from scratch. We were pretty proud of the entry, but it was a really tough field, and unfortunately we finished 3rd (of 17) and out of the running for a prize. As a consolation, we used two gift certificates to Porter Road Meats that we had previously won in these contests. The goodies arrived today. There were a couple of cuts I've been anxious to try but have never been able to find in NJ. The picture includes a tri-tip (a staple of BBQ in the southwest, especially California), a Picana steak (AKA sirloin cap, commonly seen carried around on skewers in Brazilian steakhouses), and a whole Bavette (AKA flap steak, known for it's intense beef flavor). Also there, as part of their Butcher's Choice Collection, are two rib-eye steaks and two sirloin steaks, both dry aged, a pound of hamburger ground from dry aged beef, two heirloom pork chops, a pound of thick-cut uncured bacon, two cross-cut veal shanks for Osso Buco, and a quart of bone broth. I'm making the Picana tomorrow with freshly-made chimichurri and some sides. No idea what exactly I'll do with everything else, but it's a good problem to have!

No, this guy is an asshole for his performance in tat video. He was there for a dog and pony show, so it's ABSOLUTELY on him for being unprepared. If there's a table full of guns in front of me that I'm expected to manipulate when the cameras are rolling, you can be 100% sure that I'm going to go through them first. That's Communications 101, Be Prepared For Your Presentation Fuck him. He failed because his arrogance told him that he'd 'take care of it' when it was showtime.

Anthony's Valet .....always up for the job....omo.

What would be really funny to do is setup a non profit and call it Citizen Safety that covers the fees and helps handle paperwork for permits. Do what the left does, create NGOs that push the agenda, can imagine if the fit of rage they'd have when we help low income people on the democrat plantations get legally armed?

We should stop calling this a fee. It is a tax. A fee is used to fund the system and mechanisms to issue firearms permits of all kinds. The funds generated by the firearm fees go primarily to purchase state police vehicles. This is what a tax does. It generates revenue to be spent as elected officials see fit. It is against the law to TAX a constitutional right.