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  1. I hope so. If I could only change one NJ Gun Law, it would be to deep six any and all magazine restrictions. That law, in my opinion, has the greatest effect on gun owners in our state.
  2. I'm doing my part. I just ordered some 10 rounders for the DWXc that I'm buying. Murphy's law dictates that the law is reversed as soon as I get them.
  3. Standard capacity mags for the win.
  4. For those who do not have experience with two way radio beyond GI Joe walkie-talkies, y'all need to understand something if you are planning on using radio comms in a SHTF scenario. A single $30.00 BeefWang is not going to save you from anything. You need a plan, base stations, repeaters, mobiles and a network of trained (and trusted) individuals to support a SHTF comms scheme.
  5. Rule 3 as we know it didn’t become universal until 1976 when Cooper started teaching it. Before then, trigger finger disciple as a universal rule was non existent. The common belief was the faster you could touch the trigger, the better. A lot of the holster designs are “classic” and made more for looks than utility - in my opinion. Personally, if you are carrying in a holster that doesn’t cover the trigger, you are behind the power curve. You have either not kept up with modern TTPs or you care more about appearance than function. Either way - that’s a no-go in my book.
  6. They are all examples of revolver holsters. The 1st pic show a hidden hammer and simply pulling the trigger in that holster will fire it! The other 2 examples are at least somewhat safer in that the hammers are restrained from movement thus making it much harder to pull the trigger and dislodge the snap. I for one, would absolutely NEVER use such a holster for CCW!
  7. Yea, No. Not gunna do it, not going to jam a handgun with an unguarded trigger into my pants. Didn't need the state statute to tell me it's a bad idea.
  8. Context: He must be a Taylor Hammer, right @Mrs. Peel
  9. I'm not sure that's true. E.g. I believe PA Sheriff's Offices do a NICS check when you apply for a carry permit.
  10. Golly, Tex Finn here.
  11. A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, I used to work on the Mississippi River towboats, all the way from a deckhand to a pilot. A boat with a good sized tow was tough to maneuver, you had to plan well ahead for maneuvering. Stopping….that was another matter. Those big container ships make a towboat look easy. They sure as hell don’t stop, or turn, on a dime. Even with bow/stern thrusters.
  12. 0 points
    When oil was $22/bbl. Trump wanted to fill the SPR. Upchuck Schumer stopped it saying it was a big gift to the oil companies. Then Biden sold off a lot of it when gas prices were rising, claiming he'd refill it when prices came down. Now oil prices are up and still rising, and there's no SPR for Biden to plunder prior to the election. Biden admin cancels plan to refill emergency oil reserve amid high prices | Fox Business Nationwide Gas Prices Top $3.50, Spiking More than 45% Under Biden (breitbart.com)

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