njpilot
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It's been mentioned on tv by security experts that the "puffers" are better at detecting explosives than these machines, but the "puffers" aren't sold to the gov't by Michael Chertoff's company. Plus, with the puffers, they can't encroach on our rights as much. You know how the gov't wants more power and control over it's people.
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If it is accessible to you in the cab, it must be locked and separate from ammo.
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When they start to pat you down, tell them that you may get a woody and to just ignore it. See how fast they get through it.
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Congrats Don! That Sig looks sweet!!
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Try Here
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I'm surprised you guys are talking about this so freely on a forum. I was under the impression that it was all "hush, hush, top secret stuff". 10 years ago while working in the Bahamas, I met a couple of young women from Alabama who mentioned Freemasons and that their family members were Freemasons. I had not heard of Freemasons at the time and asked about it and they wouldn't tell me anything about it. Said if I was involved, I'd know. I guess these days it's not such a secretive thing to announce you are one?
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Yes, Smity, now NJ2AS-LCC, has done a lot of work including with the recently filed SAF lawsuit against NJ for CCW. He was dealing with Gura and Gottlieb about plaintiffs very early on. I believe the reason some on this site were a little upset with the news story was that Smity got no recognition and we was a main force behind the scenes and ANJRP or whatever, took all the credit. Kind of like the NRA taking all the credit for Heller and McDonald in the "president's column" in, I believe, the Oct issue of American Rifleman. No mention of the work of the SAF there. GREAT WORK Bob!!!
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Agreed. Looks like a good price for this. Just ordered it. Shipping is ridiculous with these guys.
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That is a sucky system.
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Thanks Savage! Been waiting for that.
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good one Eric! I gotta fly next week and have been thinking of saying some of those things as well as the moaning like someone else suggested. I think it's appropiate to ask them if they will buy us dinner before they grope us. Only fair.
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Seems like a good price the more you buy: http://www.policehq.com/Products/RR-58709K
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Agreed. Look Here
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+1000 to the SAF!! Joined a few moths ago and just sent them $100 last month. Whoo Hoo!! Will need to send more.
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Welcome to the forum. Although not needed to purchase a handgun, you should get your FID, Firearms ID Card, if you don't have one. Need it to buy handgun ammo from a store in this state. You will also need a "Permit to Purchase a Handgun and Form of Register" for each hangun you wish to purchase. They are only good for 90 days and then can be extended for 90 days, so don't apply until you are about ready to purchase or they could expire before you use them.
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Also, make sure they are NJ legal. No more than 15 round magazines.
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Latest issue of American Rifleman has a "Product Review" for TruFocals Adjustable Glasses. You can check them out here, or call (800) 900-3700
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Welcome to the forum.
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Even Worse: http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Federal/Read.aspx?id=6084 NRA Strongly Opposes The Nomination Of Andrew Traver to Head BATFE Calls On President Obama To Withdraw The Nomination Friday, November 19, 2010 Statement From NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox The NRA strongly opposes President Obama’s nomination of Andrew Traver as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE). Traver has been deeply aligned with gun control advocates and anti-gun activities. This makes him the wrong choice to lead an enforcement agency that has almost exclusive oversight and control over the firearms industry, its retailers and consumers. Further, an important nomination such as BATFE director should not be made as a “recess appointment,” in order to circumvent consent by the American people through their duly elected U.S. Senators. Traver served as an advisor to the International Association for Chiefs of Police’s (IACP) “Gun Violence Reduction Project,” a “partnership” with the Joyce Foundation. Both IACP and the Joyce Foundation are names synonymous with promoting a variety of gun control schemes at the federal and state levels. Most of the individuals involved in this project were prominent gun control activists and lobbyists. The IACP report, generated with Traver’s help, called on Congress to ban thousands of commonly owned firearms by misrepresenting them as “assault weapons,” as well as calling for bans on .50 caliber rifles and widely used types of ammunition. The report also suggests that Congress should regulate gun shows out of existence and should repeal the privacy protections of the Tiahrt Amendment—all efforts strongly opposed by the NRA and its members. Traver also participated in an extremely deceptive NBC Chicago report (http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Assault-Weapons-Surge-in-City-69620227.html) in which he referred to “the growing frequency of gang members and drug dealers using heavy caliber military-type weapons” and described them as if they were machine guns: “Pull the trigger and you can mow people down.” Traver and his agents provided the reporter with a fully automatic AK-47, with which she was unable to hit the target. He then said that stray bullets are “one of the main problems with having stuff like this available to the gangs.” As the Agent-in-Charge of Chicago’s BATFE office, Traver knows that fully automatic firearms are not available through normal retail channels—the opposite of what was implied in the report. An agency involved in the regulation of a fundamental, individual right guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution should not be led by an individual with a demonstrated hostility to that freedom. For that reason, the NRA strongly opposes Andrew Traver to head the BATFE and urges President Obama to withdraw this ill-advised nomination. Copyright 2010, National Rifle Association of America, Institute for Legislative Action. This may be reproduced. It may not be reproduced for commercial purposes. 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, VA 22030 800-392-8683 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 800-392-8683 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
