ChrisJM981

Union leaders, yes. A bunch of fat cats making money off the members they're supposed to represent.

My 2004 WRX blew a rod bearing at 105k, just outside my 100k extended warranty. Subaru covered the parts, so at least I wasn't totally screwed. I went to a 2012 Impreza 2.0 and loved the car, but it was now underpowered since they made it with the 2.0 (148hp) instead of the 2.5 (170 hp). Plus side was I got better mileage. Unfortunately it ate oil and required 0W20 full synthetic, which became an $80 oil change every 3500 miles.

They used to make a 2.5GT, which had a turbo 4. I believe they replaced it with the 6 cylinder, which is the Legacy 3.6R model. The base model has a 2.5 litre 4 cylinder.

In 2006 I got clipped on the parkway while driving my Impreza, went airborne, landed hard on the grass median below me, and thanked god I had AWD. Destroyed the suspension, but I was able to punch the gas and keep it off the northbound side. Went from there to a WRX, then back to an Impreza, and now I have a Crosstrek. Whenever I get a loaner it's an Outback. It rides smoother than my Crosstrek and has a lot more room. In retrospect I should have got the Outback. Oil consumption was an issue across several models from 2012-2014. They have to replace the engine. 2017 Outback is getting two new trims IIRC. You can get the 6 cylinder 3.6 litre 260ish HP engine if you feel the 4 cylinder is underpowered.

I'm curious what the "legislative intent" Weinberg mentions actually is.

I plan on circumventing the law as soon as I get a back pay check!

I found the article about challenging the post 1986 MG ban on ammoland interesting as well.

Yeah that's interesting. If it's only a four person committee with two republicans, maybe it won't wake it out of committee.

Are there only 4 members?

Did he say why not to hire Nappen?

"Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats" - H.L. Mencken

That is unfortunate. I believe he lives in Maine so I can understand only wanting to take particular cases, but that doesn't excuse the lack of decency to reply. Daniel Schmutter Hartman & Winnicki, P.C. [email protected] Paramus Office: West 115 Century Road Suite 120 Paramus, NJ 07652 Tel: (201) 967-8040 Fax: (201) 967-0590 Ridgewood Office: 74 Passaic Street Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Tel: (201) 967-8040 Fax: (201) 857-4124

25 pages of ripping the court a new one. Wow.

That's a beautiful rifle. Congrats.

Nobody has tried for a CCW since the AG changed the language pertaining to CCW. I'd consult a 2A attorney. Dan Schmutter would be my pick for Northern NJ. http://www.hartmanwinnicki.com/attorneys/daniel-schmutter-esq/

IF you have filed police reports it should be a slam dunk. First get qualified on the firearm you intend to carry. I would apply for a permit regardless of haVing the reports or not. If they deny you it will open a path for a lawsuit.

From NJ OAG Website:

Yes. However, I'm not sure how this situation would play out after the "slight" change in language for issuing CCW permits.

Numbering the magazines allows you to track any issues. If you're having a fail to feed issue, you can determine if it's always the same magazine, or multiple that are having the FTF.

I'm looking at a few things there that look interesting as well....

I didn't say which one I'm looking at. Thanks for the help guys. I might have something. If I do, I probably can't post it.

I'm curious if anyone can point me in the proper direction for firearms listed in the AWB that have "type" after them. I'm looking for AG directives or case law.

Walther PPQ. Just saying.

Are they still in business?

Picked up a lower from Steve on Saturday. It was a pleasure doing business with him. I won't hesitate to call him in the future for more purchases.