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Very true Brian. Agree with everything you've said.

His next email: "My rep is buono. F*cking c*nt"

I forwarded the recording to a few friends. One replied with this: "I called my reps office and the girl who took the message said get over the gun thing. Your gonna lose them. It's inevitable in NJ I SAID EXCUSE ME? She hung up"

The guy is on Lou Dobbs right now.

I agree with the Cabelas. If you shop there regularly, it's nice to build points and get free or $5 shipping. Also, if you travel much and fly United out of EWR, having their Chase card gives you, besides miles, the first bag free for you and another traveler, plus "Priority boarding" which is right after first class and lets you go through the short security line at EWR rather than stand in the real long line. The card is $95 a year, but one round trip for 2 people will cost $100 in checked bag fees, so it pays for itself right there.

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Report this morning said he was down 40lbs already. He's got a ways to go.

Thanks Ken.

LOL. That is true. Hard to find grass, at least real grass in the Sedona area.

Don't know if this has been posted before: http://www.gundigest...3&rid=233328260 Seems it got the store, Aldi, to change it's policy against firearms in their stores. On Jan. 30, 2012, Dierre Cotton allegedly attempted to rob an Aldi grocery store in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with a sawed off rifle. A customer carrying a concealed handgun changed the outcome of events for the better — and stopped the robbery spree (it was reportedly Cotton’s third robbery in so many days). The suspect was stopped by Wisconsin concealed carry holder Nazir Al-Mujaahid. Interestingly, Al-Mujaahid was carrying his firearm inside the store despite the property being posted against CCW. The DA said it would be “inappropriate” to charge him. In response, Aldi wiped the egg off its face and has since reversed its anti-gun policy. Concealed carry is now allowed in the company’s Wisconsin stores. According to Al-Mujaahid: LESSON Learned: Always carry fully loaded and ready to use in an instant! That night the firearm was carried without a round in the chamber and with the safety on which were the longest milliseconds of my life. Careful analysis shows at 1:22/2:28 the robber was engaged by customer while thug was pointing his rifle at someone AFTER having the money! He didn’t simply leave. At 1:47 you’ll see the thug point at customer while making his exit. Following the failed robbery attempt, both suspects involved were arrested. One thing that struck me about the video is the contrast between how the concealed carry practitioner reacts versus those who are unarmed. The CCW citizen has war-gamed out this very scenario, planned for it, mentally accepted it as a possibility and is prepared to take some action. He or she has options. The others don’t. The drama further deepened when the Milwaukee PD confiscated Al-Mujaahid’s gun and refused to return it. As pressure began to mount following outcry by the Wisconsin gun rights community and many legal threats by the gun’s owner, it was finally returned to him. It’s a good reminder that even if you survive a gunfight and the DA doesn’t maliciously prosecute you, expect many months of headaches and hassle for doing the right thing. Do the right thing anyway, but don’t expect a hero’s welcome by our upside-down society and courts.

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No idea about the salary, just passing on what I heard. Stopped in 2 gun shops. When asked about a range, they say "just walk out into the forest and shoot." As Griz said, it does get hot in the summer, but you don't have the humidity we have here and it's cooler in the morning and as soon as the sun goes down it cools nicely, or so I was told. In the winter, it does get cold, but I was told when it snows, they only get about 3 inches and it's gone by noon. About 20 miles west south west is the twin of Cottonwood. Nice town and a lot cheaper housing then Sedona. It is beautiful out there, lots of holistic and "hippy dippy" people, as Mark said.

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Just finishing up vacation in the southwest. Was in a store 2 days ago in Sedona, AZ when a girl employee commented, positively, on my Molon Labe shirt and mentioned something about her brother who was a cop. A guy overheard and thought I was a cop and said there were a good amount of retirements happening in the Sedona police dept if I was interested. Beautiful country out there. If I were LE I'd be looking into it.

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First, if at all possible, stop in PA, forget NJ. If you can't and insist on suffering with the rest of us, pin your stocks so they can't move, remove any flash hiders and pin/weld muzzle brakes. Shave bayonet lugs off and if you have any mags that hold more than 15 rounds, leave them behind or get them pinned before you come.

Just heard 2 of them were friends of the younger brother, overstayed student visas, may have taken computers from their apartment. They're from one of the "Stan's".

No details yet, just heard the report.

Yep, shot both of these too, but the 249 SAW blew those away. One place in Vegas says they have an M60 you can rent, but didn't go there. That would be pretty damn cool.

Barrett M107 FN 249 SAW - just shot one yesterday in Vegas. Awesome gun. Must have.

Yeah, I hear you. I've been debating about getting a 2nd safe or upgrading my current one to a bigger on but didn't want to go for the price of a 2 hour Collector. Good luck.

I have the Patriot Safes Protector with the upgrade package: extra door hinge (3), extra bolts (14), interior lighting and supposedly 2 hour 1880 degree fire rating. Bought it in 2009 for $1800+ shipped. Wish I went with the collector as I have run out of room. Only had 2 handguns and 1 rifle when I bought it. Can't answer your question about the quality of the door, but I have been very happy with the safe and the customer service when I had a question. I even had one of the blue bulbs burn out and called them to ask where to get them and they sent me 2 new bulbs. As far as the bolts, mine has 5 static on the inside of the door, 5 active on the opening side and 2 active top and bottom.

Not just firearm laws. When it comes to the corrupt low-life's inhabiting the Capitol building in Trenton, it would appear most laws don't apply to them.