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DirtyDigz

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  1. Healthier than not vaping? Nope. Healthier than cigarettes - Definitely. I believe it is a *much* less lung-damaging option to cigarette smoking.
  2. Malware is not the worst thing you can get from bad-actor USB device: https://kukuruku.co/post/usb-killer/ What does that all do?:
  3. Good shoot. I've read the "good guy" is a firearms instructor. Was the bad guy using a shockwave-type firearm?
  4. There are 20 round magazines available too, but under NJ law you're limited to 6 round capacity in a semi-automatic shotgun.
  5. I know several people who’ve done the same, and now vape with nicotine-free juice. Consider trying that, Ed? Cheaper than patches and gives you a new gadget to fiddle with. Wishing you success in quitting. My whole family smoked when I was growing up, made for a lot of miserable holidays for me and a lot of untimely illnesses and death.
  6. Thanks @SmittyMHS - ordered and filled out the info in the google form.
  7. Same here. (3rd request).
  8. On a positive note, the case did survive the opportunity for SCOTUS to DIG* it after the oral argument. *DIG - dismissed as improvidently granted - *Moot.
  9. Armscor/Rock Island VR80 semi-auto shotguns are legal in NJ. Apparently they aren't considered to have a pistol grip. Multiple FFL's (Including JT above) are selling them: https://armscor.com/VR80/ Magazine capacity is limited to 6 rounds.
  10. No restrictions on a pump as long as it meets the federal minimum length. You can put a 20 round tube on it, Pistol grip/folding/telescoping/ shoulder thing that goes up stock, or 60 round detachable magazine (as long as that magazine can’t be used in any semi-auto firearm). You can even put a bayonet on it.
  11. Not illegal to visit NJ with a handgun as long as the handgun is NJ legal and NJ handgun transport restrictions are followed.
  12. Still not seeing a link...
  13. Error, error, no link received here!
  14. Harbor Freight has a coupon that let's you get *ONE* chinese made .50 cal ammo can for $5 with a $49.99 purchase of other items. They've also got a small "pelican-style" case with pluckable foam for $5, same deal. Expires tomorrow (Sunday 12/22):
  15. This. Does the NJ AG have any jurisdiction over a Florida company at all? Isn't it on the NJ resident who is ordering items to ensure they're legal in NJ?
  16. Agreed Dave - I've been a member of US Law Shield for a couple of years now, for the legal support part alone.
  17. Congrats Dave, hope you get your gear back in good shape. Very sleazy that they backdated a letter.
  18. Sure would be a shame if ICE subpoenaed the state for all the details of all the people with the “sanctuary” drivers licenses...
  19. So? Transport to/possession In the synagogue are both illegal under NJ law.
  20. Thanks. Now I can't get "Nooooooot Hill-a-reeeeeeeeee" out of my head.
  21. Not legal under current NJ law. NJ doesn't care whether the president/rabbi gives you permission or not. What are your options? You could try to apply for a NJ handgun carry permit. You will almost certainly be denied either, first, by your chief of police, or second, by a superior court judge for failing to meet NJ's ludicrous and unconstitutional "justifiable need" standard. You could try joining an armed guard security company as an employee and then getting a NJ handgun carry permit via a SORA certification. Probably the easiest path to getting a handgun carry permit in NJ, however you will be limited to carrying only while employed/working, and to one specific handgun (by serial #). Don't like these options? Then join one or more pro 2A organizations in NJ and nationally who are fighting to restore recognition of 2A rights: Firearms Policy Coalition: https://www.firearmspolicy.org/ ANJRPC: https://www.anjrpc.org/ CNJFO: https://www.cnjfo.com/ NJ2AS: https://nj2as.org/ Consider financially supporting current lawsuits against the NJ de-facto ban on handgun carry (both are currently waiting to be accepted at the US Supreme Court): Cheeseman/Jillard: https://www.gofundme.com/f/restore-carry-nj Rogers: https://www.anjrpc.org/page/ANJRPCLawsuitUpdates Also, write, email and call your NJ representatives to voice your opinion on NJ's unconstitutional firearms regulations. Educate yourself on incumbent and new candidate politicians who support the status quo of 2A rights suppression in NJ and ensure that you vote against them in every election. It's a sad fact that current NJ legislators would rather see you dead than legally armed and able to defend yourself and your loved ones.
  22. Love this: Hal Wirths is sponsoring a bill that will require an Outstanding Warrant/Wanted Person Check for *everyone* applying for a Driver's License/renewal, no matter what their immigration status. Background checks for Driver's Licenses...
  23. I doubt there's an established process here in NJ, this is very much in "uncharted waters". There's no precedent I'm aware of for "nullifying" state law through a sanctuary declaration. If you want to advocate for your municipality/county to declare itself as a 2A sanctuary then I suggest taking the West Milford declaration discussed in the other threads and sending it to your Mayor(s)/Sheriff/Freeholder(s) as an example. EDIT: The VCDL (Virginia Citizens Defense League) has also put out a template 2A Sanctuary resolution document: https://www.vcdl.org/resources/Resources/Model_Resolution.docx

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