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I have no problem with police officers using a cell phone while driving on-duty for official police business, whatever the reason. I think most would agree as Paul said there are times they need to relay information that shouldn't go out over the open airwaves. What I, and I think most have a problem with is the "above the law" mentality. I have seen a police officer on the phone and it was pretty obvious she was on a personal call the way she was laughing and acting. I was driving alongside her on Rt 9 in Manalapan, a busy area with cars entering and exiting the roadway into and out of shopping center parking lots. She is no better than me or anyone else here. And please, don't give me "she receives special training" to talk on the phone and drive at the same time. I was a volunteer fireman many years ago and worked with the township police on a regular basis. As has been stated here, some cops are great people and some are assholes. Even the great ones can act like assholes depending on the attitude they are getting from someone.

Welcome to the forum Rob.

Welcome back SpecialK.

Maybe. I put in for my change of address and 3 pistol permits last April and had them in 23 days.

I recently saw Commando again for the first time in years. Man were explosions and acting bad in that movie.

Lots of space junk up there.

Welcome to the forum.

have you ever been to central or southern jersey. have you seen the massive, vast open farm lands. hundreds of acres that are already wide open, nearly flat, easily accessible, all with unblocked east-south-west exposure. Solar power is so inefficient in most situations that it isn't feasible. To get people to lay out the cost of buying and installing the equipment, the gov't has to offer incentives, ie: subsidies. Without them, very few buy them because of the cost/saving ratio. They may make a little sense in desert areas that get abundance of sunshine.

That's great Joe, but I don't buy this line. In Freehold Twp, 2 years in a row I had no problem. It took me 3 weeks last year and 4 weeks this year. Other towns some guys get it even quicker. If the backlog was at the State Police, everyone would experience the delays. I think it has more to do with each individual town.

Welcome to the forum. Sig 226 is a nice choice. You may also want to consider the CZ line. Very good firearms and quite a bit less expensive than the Sig.

Troublemaker :mrgreen:

Why would he have to register? Won't he be thrown the f*ck out after serving his term?

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I may be available for that Chris.

Welcome to the forum.

Talking about this guy on 101.5 right now.

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In a nutshell, they filed and won the Heller case and the McDonald case. They have currently filed in Westchester County, NY and in MD to fight, refusal to issue in NY and refusal to renew in MD, CCW permits on the basis of needing to show a justifiable need. If they win these cases, it could be a big force for change in the "justifiable need" here in NJ. they seem to be doing a lot more for 2A rights then the NRA.

Epic Fail!

The guy trying to build this mosque has aquestionable background to say the least. The name Cordoba House has huge meaning. If, terror money was being used to build this mosque, would that change anyone's mind? Bloomberg and the idiot AG Governor wannabe say they can't look into the funding. If this was a casino and there were rumors of mob money building it do you think they would look into it? Well, maybe not these 2 dolts, but someone with half a brain?

Congratulations Eddie.

Got home later than expected from work, had to bail.

I don't see the 5 year option on the membership sign-up page. They show it on this page. I called up and they said there was a problem with it not being on the actual sign up page. You can call them and do it over the phone if you want.

I believe I will be there.

Yep, saw that on the news. Unf*cking believable. These people need to go on trial for crimes against the people.