DirtyDigz

Used to be one finger swyper on android, recently had to switch to iPhone for work and now I'm a index finger hunt 'n pecker. When I am able to sit down, I deploy a bluetooth folding keyboard for lengthier texting sessions.

Thanks BLF - reading along this thread, I was thinking about giving Blue Apron a try on an intermittent basis, but now I'm out.

Hold on there bhunted - I only thought the FFL requirement was for actual *firearms* (frames/lowers). A slide with a serial # on it (and just the slide) requires an FFL to work on? Since when? (The slide I want to get engraved is not serialized)

Anyplace do laser engraving in (ideally) Eastern Monmouth county? Does not have to be an FFL (I want some graphics engraved on a slide that is currently raw metal). If the same shop did cerakote too that would be a bonus.

Even if the senate version comes through with the home state permit requirement, it's still an improvement. The net effect of essentially every other resident of the United States able to carry in NJ while NJ residents cannot will start heads exploding.

I think the vote is happening now.

Debate has started in Senate; http://houselive.gov/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=23&event_id=301

Debate has started: http://houselive.gov/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=23&event_id=301

I don’t have a bump stock but I was considering a crank fire for my M1919. Oh well, it would have been a “once a year” toy anyway.

Called Booker and Menendez’s offices today, will do it again tomorrow. ”I urge you to vote in favor of the National Concealed Carry Reciprocity legislation which will end New Jersey’s long, infamous and unconstitutional suppression of its citizens civil right to carry firearms for self defense.” I’m sure they’ll sneer at my request individually, but maybe there will be enough of us that they notice the numbers.

My invoice for the legal analysis will be mailed shortly. Here's the key paragraph, IMO: Let the debating begin anew!

NJ2AS out with a detailed analysis/opinion on carrying and a ‘Taser Packet’ to send to your local PD and keep on your person: http://www.nj2as.org/taser

That's what I'd like to know as well. I really doubt it. I think the best they can do is trace the cartridge from Taser to distributor to *possibly* the end retailer. Whether the end retailer will maintain, or provide, records of which serial # was sold to which consumer is iffy.

I can see NJ knee-jerking like this: Carry on other state's permits is legal, as long as you are not in a prohibited location. Prohibited locations include either stopping or traveling within 1,000 yards of any: School (to include corporate training facilities) Playground Day care facility Court house Police, Fire or EMS facility Medical Facility (including clinics, drug stores and assisted living facilities) Post Office Mass transit facility Public utility facility or office Airport/Harbor/Marina Municipal, County, State or Federal Agency Library Municipal, County or State Park House of worship Business that sells or serves alcohol Business that caters to minors Urban enterprise area Suburban enterprise area Designated high-crime/enforcement area (subject to frequent changes) Gathering of 10 or more people Home of anyone designated as a "gun-sensitive-person" Once you're drawn out all those 1,000 yard radii you may find a couple spots in the Pine barrens that aren't covered. Additionally, failure to completely conceal a firearm is punishable by mandatory 5 year imprisonment/$100,000 fine. Better keep those shirts/jacket hems low...

C'mon Raymond, enjoy the moment.

Here's the youtube livestream:

We’re waiting for you to commit Seppuku...

HR38 hearing is in progress, there is a YouTube live stream out there - I’m at work so can’t look it up.

WTF? No, ANJRPC did nothing to assist Stun gun case, it was all NJ2AS (like them or not)

Supposedly from an “NRA Director”:

Yup.

I purchase the majority of my ammo from Cabela's. With the combination of their sale prices, free shipping coupons, 10% discount gift cards purchased via ebay and the rebates via activejunky.com I'm usually realizing a 20%-40% discount on ammo shipped price versus other online retailers. Plus they do a great job on packing, unlike other places where I've received the outer box split open with individual ammo boxes just about ready to fall out.