DirtyDigz

Correct, no expert fees covered, except in limited states for an extra amount. However, I have been in a civil trial as a plaintiff (not for a firearm issue) and have had to pay for an expert witness - the witness fee was probably 10% of the total attorney fees. I’ll take coverage of attorney fees over witness fees any day of the week.

This is part of “The Narrative” - This branch of “The Narrative” says that insurance products like the NRA’s former carry guard and law shield “embolden” gun owners/carriers to shoot people and not fear the consequences. BTW, US Law Shield (I’m a member) is having a seminar this Friday in Monmouth County. I’m going because I have a couple of specific questions to ask there, but I bet they’ll be talking about this too.

Interesting article with a lot of insight into possible motivations behind Walmart’s decision - are they really just disguising a plain old business decision as a social justice decision?: https://www.ammoman.com/blog/is-walmart-turning-anti-gun/

Awesome. Come the boogaloo, I'm going to blend right in.

I’ve been casually interested in getting a night vision device in the past but never got serious about it. What are current options/price ranges for NV for an “average Joe” like me? I’m thinking of having something in case I hear a big noise outside at midnight and want to look out a window without backlighting myself, possibly a device that can be rifle mounted too. That means a monocular, right? Is thermal still an expensive luxury, or are there options that are competitive with “green tubes”?

Thanks FXDX, I’m liking the pihole idea, going to look into that.

Ooh, share details please. I’d love to do that especially to block phone ads while I’m on home WiFi.

Thanks - actually read the article now. So the government has asked, but it’s not certain that apple/google have complied.

Huh, what’s the issue that the Feds are chasing here? ITAR violations?

I’ve been told I’m allowed to return, but only if I wear a shock collar that will start delivering shocks if I’m still on the WMA range after 12:45.

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Dajonga/David, great meeting you and your son tonight, good to see a fellow CNJFO member and thanks letting me try your Ruger in 7.62x39. Really thinking hard about getting one now!

The way it happened for me was $5 range fee, stay as long as you want, shoot your own guns and shoot any of the following as long as you provided your own ammo or bought some from the range: Troy pump AR in .308 Troy pump AR in 300blk Troy "Non-NFA" in .223/5.56 Troy 9mm/glock magazine AR If I had known in advance the .308 was going to be there I would of brought ammo for that. I brought 9mm ammo/.223 and 12 ga for the two shotties I brought along.

Heya Silverado, not sure if we were there at the same time, but Maks did hand out your keychains and I got a .223 one, thanks!

I’ll be there, but on the late side, likely between 7 and 8. Look for the “FUBAR” T-shirt.

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Lube opinions are like a-holes.... I started with “woo-woo” lubes early on in my gun hobby (Militech, Weaponshield, Frog lube, “Teflon-infused” b.s. lubes, etc.). I mostly use synthetic motor oil now, occasionally grease on some really high wear/large wear surface areas. I’ve been using the left over frog lube on barbells and weight equipment in my home gym to keep rust down.

Appreciate all the effort in putting this together - I'm a "maybe" - wish I could be more definite but have a heavy work load tomorrow.

Yup, propper pulled it from their site. If you want to see the google cached page: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://www.propper.com/level-four-stand-alone-plate.html

Gold back over $1,500, silver over $18. I think fear over another currency devaluation race (especially Chinese Yuan) is driving this.

Bathroom in common area at work building (common area not owned/leased by my employer) has a floor drain that is emanating sewer gas. Noticed it the past couple of days when I used the facilities, not sure what the concentration is; it’s a strong smell, but not enough that it makes my eyes itch or induces coughing. I bet it’s a dry trap in the floor drain. I brought it up to the building’s security/front desk a few weeks ago when I noticed it before. How big a concern is it? Just deal with it? Get a pitcher and pour water down the drain next time I’m in there? Or go nuclear and call the fire department/OSHA?

Original source article without the added ZeroHedge hyperbole and includes some comments from Murphy (outline.com link so bloomberg.com doesn’t get any ad revenue, FU Bloomie): https://outline.com/CCEnG4

More purging Written by John Boch, executive director of Guns Save Life 8/27/19: http://www.gunssavelife.com/blog/ Where does that leave our lawsuits, including our win against Deerfield? It leaves them in limbo. Frankly, LaPierre’s self-centered move terminating the NRA’s relationship with our legal team risks snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. It also does the same in pending suits in other states as well. For our part, at least for the immediate term, Cooper & Kirk has told me not to worry about the bill. In the long term? We’ve already started scrambling to secure funding. Thanks, Wayne. Don’t look for a Christmas card from Guns Save Life anytime soon, pal.

Interesting, thanks for sharing. What are decent “street prices” for a 2 and 4 antenna setups?