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Not if the rules get worse at the national level. Of course the reverse also applies. I'm an nra member because I have range memberships that require it. From an activism standpoint, I gove to the NRA-ILA, SAF, and NJ2AS.

Good luck with that. They have seriously resisted in the past. They like ignoring their own rules. I've been fairly politic for me on this subject.

Because despite that, most people are still more comfortable than not. If that were not trending badly, nobody would be asking. When resisting them costs less than permitting the status quo to continue, people will get rowdy.

Signup is open at http://cjuspsa.coffeecup.com/forms/CJ_07142013_Form/

Polarized sunglasses usually make the dot go away. At least from certain angles. It interacts with the band pass coatings to reduce specific spectrums IIRC.

If the dot doesn't require adjustment, it is either the carry handle (or the sight built into it), the sight post being canted (if it is pinned and you didn't drill the pin holes yourself, this is probably not the issue), or the barrel is canted in the upper receiver. I.e. the pin on the barrel extension is not centered in the notch in the upper receiver. There shouldn't be space to screw this up, but different uppers are different. If that is the case, you can fix it by peening the material on the appropriate side of the notch to correct the canting.

Go to board meetings. Money is CONSTANTLY wasted. It's just spent on inefficiency and bad plans rather than individual items you wouldn't approve of. As for the rate increase, last I checked, the capital improvement fee was supposed to represent collecting the equivalent of the surcharges passed on to the existing members. Raising it $200 bucks without an assessment levied on the membership seems to not be kosher. On the other hand converting us to a non-profit, with the ensuing problems that caused, was done without following the articles of incorporation for the club either. So.... I wouldn't be surprised if the membership got an assessment notification this year.

Unless you wear an XXL, then it's back to mail order.

It's not conspiracy theory. While most cloud services take reasonable measures to protect storage and VMs from other clients, there is nearly zero detail given about host access to your data and processes, and to what degree they comply with subpoenas, warrants, etc. The business pretty much has to have access to your data. The problem is none of the guarantee location of hosting, and more and more are farming out data center capacity to India, china etc. Are you certain those countries aren't harvesting your data? Are the employees behaviors being monitored in a manner to protect the client? Try getting these answers to establish things like hippa compliance. Sure, you are saying your music is on spotify, and your movies are on Netflix, then sure. You have network, you should be fine.

If we hear about those, the 'good ones' hear about more. Not much is done about it. There is a systemic problem, if there weren't, the good ones would be able to do more about it without having to go full serpico and get totally screwed. There's a growing systemic problem with our police forces. It doesn't matter if you don't like what is going on, don't approve of the policing actions the politicians require, wish there was something that could be done about the ever increasing count of bad apples, in the end you are part of the system with problems. If you aren't fixing it, or leaving it, you are picking your side. It isn't just the bad apples either if you are singling out corrupt cops with that epitaph. You could have 100% law abiding cops, and you are still dealing with a system where 10 over can result in a loss of 2-3 weeks worth of income for the median household that has between 0-2 weeks of buffer before rent isn't getting paid. You can wind up in prison longer for book keeping issues than you can for beating someone half to death. There are a dozen things less socially damaging than running around killing people that are treated on par with second degree murder. The system has problems.

I always wondered why it wasn't called a g clamp. I mean look at it.

Dao or standard da/sa triggers are total dookie. The lem trigger is tolerable.

I think the article is mostly good. I think he fails to understand the dynamics for his point on recoil reduction. Does it reduce recoil? No. Does it get you back to a good sight picture faster due to the mechanics of the supinated forearm, yes. It works much like a thumbs forward grip for pistol in that regard. The one sample they show is a pretty severe example. I use a less aggressive version because I have really long arms. If you don't lock the off side elbow, it doesn't block peripheral vision as much. It's also pretty comfy IMO. As for front sight blocking, don't get your whole thumb on the top, problem solved.

Two plaintiffs, they did it to two homes, at least that is how the story reads to me. I find it unlikely that officers will be fired. This was conducted by many officers, and judging form the details in the story, was accepted and approved by supervisors at the very least. Even if the domestic situation was a hostage situation, if I'm stupid enough to not want to vacate, you have no obligation to protect me according to the supreme court. Even if I leave, what right do you have to be in my home without my permission? There are no exigent circumstances going on in my home if nobody is there.

https://www.courthousenews.com/2013/07/03/59061.htm The gang in blue this time. At least they went less lethal on the dog. Oddly enough, I fairly recently heard the argument that the second was an artifact of the times just like the third. Interesting that they are perusing the issue on those grounds. So to the LEOs who say it is a few bad apples. I'll remind you the saying ends with ruins the bunch. Would you or wouldn't you participate in this bs? As I also said you'll have to pick a side eventually. I suspect as the economy continues down the crapper, people will get highly intolerant of crap like this. The sanctity if ones home is a line that will likely resonate harshly with the populace when you claim it is at your disposal first.

Also, show me proof that all billet uppers and lowers are weaker than mil spec forged. Most claims I have seen of that usually operate on the assumption that billet won't be 7075-t6 aluminum. That used to be a safe bet a decade ago. It isn't now. Not to mention machining and dimensioning of parts makes a world of difference to durability.

Sprint? The 4g lte phones are not free to tether on verizon unless something changed recently. At least not uder straightforward smart phone plans. AT&T it isn't free for 3g or 4g.

I agree with this interpretation. It says that in state people do it with their local station, or NJSP location if that's who covers you. OUt of state does it at the nearest NJSP location. Armored car do it via NJSP. Then no out of state permit to carry is recognized.

Not that concerned. Most of the pissed off people on line are suburban high school kids and some black dudes who are hoping to get the chance to loot and scoot. The former, pre social media, would be the guy who runs his mouth to his buddies in the food court in the mall. The latter needs a critical mass of pissed off people. I don't know that they'll get that. Myself, when the Rodney king verdict came down, I was on a bus in Newark. Plenty of pissed off people, only a couple pissed off enough to want to take it out on whitey, and not enough to want do it without more help than they had.

Next steps? A Vq exact edge extractor, and a trigger kit of some sort. Imo the higher priced Clark kit is good bang for the buck. Beyond that, save the pennies for a complete trigger pack.

Competing in what? That trigger is a no no for uspsa production.

There have been bills floated for that. There have also been bills with the same logic floated for splitting a states electoral votes to conform to the popular vote breakdown. Neither has become law.

Not just common, but required unless it is a registered sbr. Any pinned and welded (ie weld over the blind pin) or silver soldered muzzle device can be gotten off. Silver soldered on a match grade ss barrel might not be wise to try and undue due to the heat needed. If it is attached with welds around the circumference of the muzzle device, you might as well toss the whole thing. Those are the three accepted methods by batfe for permanent attachment.

The S3 and S4 are good phones. The iphones are good phones. IF you have no investment in apps, fondle them and pick which one you like better. There are very little to differentiate them at this point that could be considered killer features. At this point, the S3 and newer and iphone 4s and newer are fast enough, and work out of the box sufficiently to be treated like a functional appliance at this point. No killer bugs hiding in the hardware or OS. However, there are some key things that may apply to you. Crapware - ios comes with apple's chosen pre-installed apps, and most are ok, but until iOS 7, they are not really hidable. My Verizon S3 has verizon turds all over it, and they are just as stuck there without rooting the phone as the apple stuff. Apple's choices are less irksome IMO as they aren't a slew of basically verizon ads or ATT&T ads etc. that will ocst you money if you try running the wrong one. IOs. wins. Screen - S3, S4, glaxy note, etc are all bigger. That's useful if your vision isn't so hot. The iphone 5 and s4 have higher DPI/PPI. They are close to each other, and I find that the higher dpi makes a huge difference if you read stuff on your phone. The I ahve both an iphone 4s and S3. I'll only do my phone based reading on the 4s. The s4 has higher than the iphone retina display, and the THC one is higher than the s4. At that point, you are mostly considering how much text you can scale down ot per page with your eyesight and reading speed, plus the ergonomics of holding how you like while reading. The S3 is about my limit size wise for one handed page turning, and I have large hands. Power - The iphone has better implemented power saving features. The S3 can be set up to be close, but will not last as long on a single charge with the default out of the box setup. However, you can swap the battery out, or get a mega capacity battery back for the phone. I just want a phone that will get me through my typical daily usage. For me the iphone does, and S3 does not. If I set it up in power miser mode and leave it in my pocket and do nothing with it, it goes from about 16 hours between plug in and is usually about 50% run down from just idling on the phone network, screen off. If I do that with my 4s, it will be between 70-80% depending on signal coverage that day. Storage - The android stuff can definitely do 32gb expansion cards, and costs lest per gig for onboard memory. If you like toting around LARGE music collections or movies on your phone, android simply wins hands down. The only caveat is be wary of claims of 64b SDXC card support. My Galaxy S3 says it supports it. However, exFAT is only partially implemented on the phone, and you can't format large cards or read them as exFAT. That means that to use 64gb cards, you need to format them as FAT32 and lose a bigger chunk of space. Good luck with that. I followed all sorts of instructions, and the only thing that worked was formatting them as fat32 in my fairly new macbook, then copying my music collection to it on my PC. If I can delete stuff of the card on the PC, but rewriting to the previously allocated space causes corruption. If youa re counting on 64gb or greater card support, verify.

The problem is it would have to be a class action. Jurisdictions where this happens tend to have a pattern of this behavior. Since filming an officer in a public place has been upheld as legal time and time again regardless of any statutes on the books, most statutes that would permit these arrests are no longer existent. Since most people are released without charges, there is a pattern of arrests occurring that are not to enforce the law. Therefore they must be under false pretenses and intended to be punitive or abusive in nature. Most states that should be sufficient to bring suit. It's just not likely to be fiscally attractive to any group that could bring such a suit.