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forum vendors. I like going to all the different places to finger f$%k everything. it prob pisses people off I dont spend thousands everytime I walk into a store,, but who can afford to. I do always try to buy something...

Gibbstown used to be a nice, hardworking town with all the farms outside. Must not be now.. and I am sorry to hear that. I had an old man crush on a young lady that worked at the Wawa there, the only Emo chick I ever thought was cute. I would stop in there for coffee whenever I was in the area. Shame what must be going on there... but every town goes through it.

It funny yet sad that what our grandfathers called "Opportunities" many of today's young people seem to think is beneath them.

Been going on since the late 1600s here in the USA. Media pushes agendas... people read media, believe the information fed them, and then repeat. People have been too lazy to figure things out for themselves since the dawn of time. I liken it to the Civil War discussions I used to have with my college roomate who is from Charleston, SC. He was taught that the Civil War was an invasion of the south by the northern states to steal the wealth and agricultural bounty of the south in basically a fit of jelousy. That it was never about the slavery issue, states rights versus federal powers or in defense of the constitution. People BELIEVE what they are fed no matter if it comes from a preacher, town crier, bartender, politician, teacher or reporter.

KAC EMC..... then MWS/Larue OBR tied... even lightern then thet SCAR17? WOW... I will say that the 17 scared me the recoil was so, unimpressive. I have a M1A that has some serious pop behind it, still less then a bolt though. I am looking forward to seeing the KAC one day soon.

Somebody has to be there to let you in, usually somebody is. How long did you wait because they might have just been in the can. Security is tight there... but usually spot on. It's funny because the place exudes tight but i always found the people there real nice. I have not gotten to the new store yet, I hope to do that next week when I get some time off.

I was hoping the little one on right. Oh well.... sounds like time to stay away.

Paul, if that is goood to go please put me down for one asap.

It is made in China... I think it would fit a welders helmet.... it does not have a sleeve for laptops, I have a envelope already for mine. It sticks out back more then side to side.

http://www.lapolicegear.com/diplomat-3-day-backpack1.html All, LA Police Gear is selling these backs for $29.95 or so currently. $30 off list. I went ahead and ordered one because my laptop bag has a strap going south and figured what the hecks, it is halp the price of other backpacks this size so give it a shot. Well it arrived the other day and I was totally impressed. Cordura is heavy duty and strong. Molle straps cover it for added attachment from maxpedition or makers. Bag has two external pockets one large pocket inside and a smaller pocket stitched inside. I was going away for a few days so I instantly unloaded my 20year old Gregory 3-day bag and loaded this one up. Very comfortable to carry loaded up, nice strong straps and waist belt. Anyway... I will turn this into a computer case (my work laptop is HUGE because of the graphics requirements I have) and I am going to order another one for travel. If you need a bag... I highly recommend this one.

Most of NJ's citizens over time have had indifference to the concept of freedom. Goes well back into the 1600s. Too busy making money off the powers that be.

I am working currently on a consequence managment planning project of a IND in 5 of the major cities in my territory. The IND is modeled to a 15kt weapon carried in a light cargo truck or van. I can say that this website has it almost spot on, and the Version 2 page is even better. Ths only thing I dont like is the generic fallout calculations and model, that do not take into consideration current weather patterns or conditions. But what are you going to do in a simple web page. That asteroid is bugging the hell out of me... i cant replicate it. I would love to see the parameters they used to spec the materials/size.

The asteroid impact is a little .... concerning.

Try Lapolicegear... or 5.11 own site and check to see if your unit gets a discount.

That list is strictly a Emerg Prep list. My bug out list is about 10 items and is in two small backpacks in a closet near the front door. Bug out bags for family of four - Water containers of one gallon of water per person - non-perishable foods like energy bars - Battery-powered radio - Flashlight and extra batteries - First Aid kit - Plastic sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place - two leathermen - 4 belt knives - Can opener for food -paracord - 500rds 22lr, 100rds 9mm 100rds .45 100 rds of 7.62x51 - Compass - Matches in a waterproof container* - Signal flare* - Paper, pencil - Personal hygiene items including feminie supplies - Household chlorine bleach - two roofing hammers or hatchets - emergency blankets - plastic bags with some dryer lint for firestarter. I dont keep this as serious as I used to do to my options. I am not going to Bug out in SJ. Where would I go... the pines with everyone else? over the bridge smack into Philly??? F'it... I know I am stuck here. I am going to stay in place and survive.

This is a copy of what I had out when I give work presentations for FEMA. This is a basic list for preparedness, most things are in your house already, you could simply document locations in a emergency notebook. But we recommend stockpiling items in the same area of your attic or basement. Add weapons at discretion, Emergency Supplies: - Water, one gallon of water per person per day, for drinking and sanitation - Food, at least a three-day supply, 7 day is preferable, of non-perishable food - Battery-powered radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert, and extra batteries for both - Flashlight and extra batteries - First Aid kit - Whistle to signal for help - Infant formula and diapers, if you have an infant - Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation - Dust mask or cotton t-shirt, to help filter the air - Plastic sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place - Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities - Can opener for food (if kit contains canned food) Clothing and Bedding: If you live in a cold weather climate, you must think about warmth. It is possible that the power will be out and you will not have heat. Rethink your clothing and bedding supplies to account for growing children and other family changes. One complete change of warm clothing and shoes per person, including: - A jacket or coat - Long pants - A long sleeve shirt - Sturdy shoes - A hat and gloves - A sleeping bag or warm blanket for each person Family Supply List (continued) - Emergency reference materials such as a first aid book or a print out of the information on www.ready.gov - Rain gear - Mess kits, paper cups, plates and plastic utensils - Cash or traveler's checks, change - Paper towels - Fire Extinguisher - Tent - Compass - Matches in a waterproof container* - Signal flare* - Paper, pencil - Personal hygiene items including feminie supplies - Disinfectant* - Household chlorine bleach* - You can use bleach as a disinfectant (diluted nine parts water to one part bleach), or in an emergency you can also use it to treat water. Use 16 drops of regular household liquid bleach per gallon of water. Do not use scented, color safe or bleaches with added cleaners. - Medicine dropper - Important Family Documents such as copies of insurance policies, identification and bank account records in a waterproof, portable container - Crow bars and hammers

Not an earthquake... I get alarms on my blackberry for seismic events and nothing was recorded. I vote this "the rattling sound of all of the NJ gun owners about out gun laws."

Damn... thats a heck of a big difference from Jersey City. I am glad to see from your post above that things might have changed and you can stay where you are. Enjoy the rural nature and revel in the slower pace of life. The rest of the world will show up eventually. I miss the relaxation that can happen just from a simple drive in the country down that way. Good eats also.

Allbinny.... I used to bird hunt down that way. Slower then Atlanta by a lifetime.

12g with #7 or #6s... aim for head area. Try not to take body shots so you get some useable meat. Hunt them now in the early winter to cut down on parasites. I like fried squirel... it can be tasty dredged in a spicy breading crust. I have played sniper with them using a .22lr... much more fun but like has been stated before, not doable in NJ.

your good to go. No ordinance against it, no problem. You will get a visit, but it will not be unfriendly.

Actually, it is a another branch of an existing store. Lawmen Supply is opening a new firearm store, shooting supplies, accesories and training facility. I have purchased a few things from them at their Egg Harbor City Location, and I have always found the sales staff good to deal with. Compared to other stores I have been inside of in NJ, this is prob my favorite besides Arms-n-Ammo. They cater to LEO heavily, but have a ton of stuff and prices are not that bad. Something you might be able to get cheaper in the net, but this is a good place to try stuff out, wrap your mits onto something and see if it works for you or not before shipping something in. Extensive selection of holsters, lights, mags, tac clothes and then guns. I got this in my email tonight. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Join us for the Grand Opening of our Pennsauken Firearms Showroom December 9th from 10am to 3pm Refreshments, Sig and Glock Representatives, and 10% off accessories (Exclusions apply, see store for details) located at 7115 Airport Hwy, Pennsauken, NJ 08109 www.lawmensupply.com 1.855.LAWMEN1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I posted this in your other post... I live in Cherry Hill, welcome. I used to run around that area alot on business with the twps and if I remember correctly there is NO firearm discharge prohibition on private property in Franklin Twp. You can check here on the Municipal Code website (http://www.ecode360.com/FR0192) I would call local PD Chief also and invite him out to see your property and where you intend to shoot, displaying the berms and angles away from homes. A little preventive medicine might go a long way here. By the way, if you need any labor in exchange for access to shooting area just let me know. I have another close friend that we are collectovely looking for a range where we can do drills and transitions without being questioned by understably strict ROs. I would love to help you setup your area if you need some help and add another shooting buddy to the group.

Look in twp ordinances. If there is no Firearm Discharge provision in your municipal code, it is perfectly ok. If you list your town I might be able to find it.

I am deployed to a flood again... so no jewelry for me currently. Casio Atomic Pathfinder