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I never said that. Never had a boiled schnitzel either.

In Europe they like their ketchup sweet and their cranberry sauce sour.

I know others but will not disclose their names

I'm sure some of them, maybe just a few, put mayo on fries!!!

I know people that don't like chocolate. Should we report them as subversives?

That sounds palatable. I wound up trying mayo on fries by accident.

Food rules related to politics? That sounds really progressive. Something Kim Jong-un would come up with.

Easy to suggest that the way to keep.out of trouble is don't do anything.

Come on there's someone out there who orders a Monte Cristo sandwich in a diner. It's on the menu of just about every diner. Ham, turkey, and cheese on french toast with powdered sugar. Nit for me!!!

Like I said a few posts ago it all depends on taste. Mustard or mayo on ham or turkey okay with me. Nothing but mustard on corned beef, pastrami, or salami!!! No ketchup on burgers, mustard for me. Mayo with my fries please! I'll take my steak medium well thank you. We all have our food rules.

Sorry, you are not the first to call me a Neanderthal. Although the other time it had to do with me educating someone on the purpose of the military. OMG...I must be the first person on NJGF to misspell a word!!! That would be a spelling error not a grammar error.

I agree with the failure of the legislatures. I equate legislators writing gun laws to me writing laws on brain surgery. I know nothing about brain surgery. Same as legislators writing gun laws. If you look at laws in gun friendly states the laws are simple and few. Targeted to make criminals pay and decent gun owners alone.

Yes but poultry breathes air. So it's halfway their. Hawaiian can use pineapple wit poultry because that's what they got. They have no turkeys native to Hawaii.

Can't remember the state this happened in. IIRC the law said something like if the chamber or any part of the gun is loaded. The judge didn't think that a magazine detached from the gun is part of the gun. The law can be just as confusing to cops as it is everyone else.

I believe the loaded mag in the trunk issue derives from a case several years ago on another state. The guy was charged with loaded firearm as the prosecutor interpreted the law as "any part of the firearm is loaded". The charge was eventually dropped. This is the only case I ever heard of with someone being charged with this. Since then everyone has this loaded magazine thing. I know Nappen suggests unloaded magazines but I don't see how he justifies it.

Well how are you supposed to say why you don't like something?

No, no, no. Citrus goes well with fish because...fish is not meat. Kosher dietary laws and the Pope say so if you don't believe me. If you have no faith in either you just have to take my word for it. Meat is from an air breathing mammal which a fish is not. Now you can use pineapple on pizza in Hawaii because that's what they got. You'd be hard pressed to find good mushrooms, Italian sausage, or pepperoni in Hawaii. You can order bacon on pizza anywhere. Most of the world has bacon and/or chicken. Both easy to raise. Spam has been very popular in Hawaii since WW2. Yes, they put it on pizza.

Not a bunch of cowards. Different tastes.

Yes nephew, a tomato is technically a fruit. So are most nuts.

Took my PC9 to the range today. Fired about 6 different kinds of ammo at 50yds. 200 rds total. Best group was Federal 115 FMJ about 1 1/2". Worst was a lead bullet reload at 2 1/2". The rest was NATO FMJ, Speer Gold Dot, WW Silvertip, and Federal 124 gr Nyclad. They all shot 2" groups. This was with the iron sights on the gun and Glock magazines. Nice trigger on the gun and sights easy to acquire fast. The lead reload often causes failures to eject and stovepipes due to low velocity (good for training clearing malfunctions though). These and all other rounds functioned flawlessly. Depending on ammo about 3" high at 50 yds gives you a 100 yd zero. My only dislike is you need 2 sizes hex wrenches. One to field strip the gun and another to adjust the sights. One usually has a screwdriver on a multi tool or Swiss Army knife but most of us don't carry around hex wrenches. For as good as the gun is I'll get over the hex wrench issue.

Fruit does not go with meat or pizza. Unless you're in Hawaii. That includes cranberry sauce with turkey or apple sauce with pork chops.

I'll give you my opinion in the next few days. Just picked mine up today.

Have done several transactions with Jack and chalked up another today. Good deal, great service!

Keep in mind a flash surpressor is designed to minimize the flash to the shooter so as not to affect night vision. There is plenty of muzzle flash to the sides and front of a rifle equipped with a flash surpressor. You are never going to surpress the flash enough so it's not visible down range. The original CAR-15 or XM177 in the 60s was a short barrel (12" IIRC) M16 with a standard flash surpressor. They found muzzle flash to be quite excessive and eventually adopted a flash surpressor that was over 4" long. Kind of defeated the purpose of trying to make the rifle shorter. The way to really surpress muzzle flash is with a longer barrel which allows for more complete burning of the powder. Although not seen with flash surpressors shotguns with a 14" barrel have much more muzzle flash than an 18" barrel. Use a 26" barrel and the flash is minimal. If you can get in the right lighting conditions compare the muzzle flash of a Shockwave or TAC14 to a 26" barrel.

1. You can bring any firearms that are legal to NJ. Without a NJ FPID you are limited to transporting your long guns to your NJ home and directly to and from the range or hunting. The NJ FPID also allows you to transport an unloaded long gun anytime as long as it is not a prohibited location (school for example). 2. You need no permits to transport NJ legal guns to your NJ home. There is no mandatory firearms registration in NJ. 3. Not sure what you mean that you've been here officially for 2 years but still a FL resident legally. Where do you vote, pay taxes, have your car registered, which state you have your driver's license? None of these are really the deciding factor. Are you a dual state resident and maintain homes in each state? If you have dual residence or moving to NJ you can move your NJ legal firearms. In any case I can't see why you can't bring NJ legal guns to your NJ home. IANAL but if you want you can pay Nappen $500 to tell you the same. 4. Inland Carbine is a "M1 Carbine Type" listed as an assault weapon and is illegal in NJ. Read NJ''s assault weapon list. Evil features don't come into play as it's banned by name. The only way one can own a M1 Carbine legally in NJ is if: a. It was registered before the AWB took effect. b. You get a permit to own one which is the same as getting a full auto firearm. No one has permits for either of these. Once again you can pay an attorney to tell you the same thjng. You cannot bring your M1 Carbine to NJ.