ChrisJM981

Ports 2 and 3 were me and my buddies. I introduced myself to "Chris" I believe but my two friends took up most of my time. We had a Glock 21, 19, Springfield 1911, home-made AR-15, and the Remmy 870 between us. Yea that was me. I started talking to Ray and Rick and didn't see you come in. Then I saw something shiny and got distracted. I apologize my manners normally aren't that poor. I have a touch of A.D.D. so once I started shooting I forgot to mention to Ray you were there. :oops:

My town recently added the line in bold to it: Really you're going to check my credit score?

Hey if anybody has a Sig 226 and is going please bring it! I'd love to try it. It's leading the race for my new pistol, but I still haven't shot it.

What area are you in? Last time I checked Ramsey Outdoor Store had a few in stock in Ramsey on Rt 17. Call them first though I was there a few months ago.

Care to elaborate? Were they charged and found not guilty? First hand knowledge? Or are we passing on the standard internet comments. Mahwah 2004: I almost got T-boned by the cop with his lights out while making a left at a stop sign. Luckily I caught him out of the corner of my eye or I would have turned and I'd be dead. I'm sure that would have been written up as my fault. Troy Hills area 2006: A car was upside down on Rt 80 east that appeared to have crashed off an overhead roadway. There was construction being done on the westbound side maybe 200 yards away. There was a State Trooper providing "protective flagging", but he missed it. Why? Because his seat was reclined all the way and he was sleeping. I pulled into the shoulder along the cement median and had to inform him of the spectacular NASCAR type crash he just missed. "I'll go check it out." was his response as he slowly put up his seat and went to investigate. Oradell 2007: After returning from playing pool in River Edge I pulled up to a light and smelt something burning. My friend in the car noticed that a piece of electrical equipment (transformer perhaps) on a telephone pole was on fire and lighting up the tree next to it, which was adjacent to a house. Knowing that I had passed a police car a few blocks prior I ripped a U-Turn (yea it was illegal) and went back to inform him. He was parked (with his lights on) in an access driveway with his seat reclined and his mouth wide open (I wish I had my camera with me). My brother had to knock on the glass several times to wake him. He was extremely startled when awoken and said, in a professional William Shatner type voice, "Can I... help you?" 'Sir there's a transformer on fire up the road.' Officer: "Well that's Westwood, but I'll check it out." He was an Emerson cop sleeping in Oradell checking out a fire in Westwood. Disorderly pertains to drunk cops on the train acting like.. well... ***holes is the best description I can think of. Getting drunk and yelling obscenities while their drunk friends climb on top of the luggage rack. This is usually the local municipal police. Mahwah, Morris Plains, and Suffern are the towns I that I can remember them being from. I saw an off-duty Hillsdale cop get drunk and threaten a bartender. A few altercations in bars including off-duty cops. The DUI I can't be specific with. My friend is a cop in that department. He has told me about several instances where they get pulled over while intoxicated and the patrol car escorts them home by following them. I know these people are bad apples and in no way am I saying that all police act in this manner. It just pisses me off to no end when I see it. I know a good number of police and most do not act this way. All the NYPD guys I deal with are great. ...except one from Harriman. I understand the looking out for your own concept. Nobody likes a rat. I'm not trying to point fingers. I break the law too. I like to go fast. My whole point is they do get away with more than the general public. I like the police as they are a deterrent for "the stupids" and help keep people safe(when they're awake).

Matt isn't going Pete. I think he meant you big guy, but if there's any doubt Ray Ray is the one causing trouble. I'll be there I extended my vacation by a few extra days. I'll either have on my NJGF shirt or my "Zombie Rule #1 Cardio" shirt. No new toys so I'll have the S&W22A and the glock. -Chris

The don't have to hire ugly people or match quotas or whatever. Like the fugly feminist in the beginning of The Boondock Saints. I'm dreading cleaning my AR. I finally shot it after owning it a year. Maybe I'll wait a year to clean it

Chad get well soon.

I'm calling it how I see it. Cops get away with a lot of crap. DUI, sleeping on duty, and of course disorderly conduct. These are just things I've seen first hand. It's not being held to a higher standard. As I see it they are being held to a different standard. Don't tell me I have to go the speed limit while you do 50 in a 30 wiith all lights off at 1am on a dark road in a patrol car. I know if I did that I'd be doing a field sobriety test. They just flash a badge and go on their merry way. Maybe it's just the police in my area, but it rubs many people the wrong way. I understand not wanting to judge based on a newspaper article written to sell papers, but It's tough to be objective when this appeared to be a cover up.

I believe the Background check with State Police is $18 money order. Each pistol permit is $2. The $18.00 background check fee is only if you have your FID and are applying for more PP which are then $2 each. If you are applying for your FID and Pistol permits at the same time it's $60.25 plus $2 for each PP and $5 for the FID. I believe they are not allowed to charge more than that by NJ law.

Um, didn't think I would need to bump this thread but BUMP! Is anyone looking to go? I am interested, but if nobody else is going fon Tuesday then Thursday would be better for me.

Then do I run the risk that the Chef can deny my permit? Then I'd have to put that I was previously denied on future permits. :roll:

Just take the appropriate state forms to your PD - tell them you are not signing any other forms and cite the exact sections of the law that prevent them from requesting any other form. Well I guess it's worth a shot. I'm not expecting my deparment to be too receptive though. :/

I can see noboby wants to touch this with a 10 ft pole. Can someone please let me know who at ANJRPC to contact? I want pistol permits and I'm not signing that stupid information waiver.

My ammo is on stripper clips so the smaller one is fine for me. I don't understand how the benchloader saves time unless you have some sort of hopper to feed it.

You need this: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0048644229428a&type=product&cmCat=SEARCH_all&returnPage=search-results1.jsp&Ntt=butler+creek&Ntk=Products&sort=all&Go.y=0&N=0&Nty=1&hasJS=true&_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1&_DARGS=%2Fcabelas%2Fen%2Fcommon%2Fsearch%2Fsearch-box.jsp.form1&Go.x=0 And this: http://www.classicarms.us/ammunition.htm (scroll down to the M193 ammo ) Then you can sleep soundly knowing when the zombies come you can load your mags faster than you can shoot 'em! Get the gun. Just make sure you shoot it first. I'm still up in the air between a Sig 226 and Beretta 92FS. I've never shot a 226, but I want it as it's tacticool.

That's actually one of the things I look for in a girl. A nice bruise after she gives me a hug. And if she's a little bit top-heavy too, that's a plus. Here's an approximation of what I look for...these hip bones are pretty good. --Daniel How much per hour?

Yea that works too.

+1 Rifles, shotguns, black powder, and bb guns(what a joke). If purchasing out if state you need a COE(certificate of eligibility). One copy goes to you and the other has to be mailed to the indicated party. If it's an internet form print two copies, fill them both out, and keep one as your copy. Don't take my word. One of our corporate trainers always says, "In God We Trust. All others bring data." http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-634.pdf Directions are on it. I forgot to mention. You pay the sales tax of the state you purchase it. Delaware has no sales tax.

I was hoping one of our LEO members could help me on this. How do I inform my local department that they are asking for something that is not permited by statute. They have a 2003 version of STS 33 on their website so I know it's not checked regularly. The dept is asking for an information liability waiver.

My routine was as follows: Day 1- Chest and Biceps Day 2- 45 min elliptical Day 3- Back and Triceps Day 4- 45 min elliptical Day 5- Legs and Shoulders Day 6- 45 min elliptical Day 7- Pizza and beer (or whatever your preference may be) Ab exercises Day 1-6 Eating a healthy diet day 1-6 reduces calories. Eating "normally" on day 7 resets your metabolism to go back into "fat burning mode". After about 9 months of this I went from 215 and fat to 185 with less than 10% body fat. Not to mention the endless amount of energy I had(my girlfriend was very very happy )

"When the zombie outbreak first hit, the first to go, for obvious reasons... were the fatties." I'd like to drop 20 lbs.

Just do not get uniforms from them. Sizes are always wrong and the hem line comes out on the pants. Whoever does them can't sew.

I watched The Crazies last night. If the zombie apocalypse is something like that we're in trouble. Pretty good flick. I didn't know George Romero directed it until I was watching the credits.

I knew I saw it somewhere! You can't access that from the state police website anymore. What a pain to find... Something tells me that's no accident.