DirtyDigz

Move fast if you want this - several BJ's clubs near me are already sold out of the safe.

Considering buying property in Asbury Park area, will need the services of a home inspector. Any 2A friendly home inspectors out there that anyone can recommend?

Thanks for the responses all. "Free" services make me nervous, because the terms of the service can change abruptly at any time. I'm willing to pay for something that will work every time, all the time. Another cell phone - no thanks. Maybe there's just lots of bad cell phones in my organization, but every time there's a conference call with a large set of participants, who are the ones having trouble staying connected/can't hear the call/the call can't hear them?: The people on the cell phones. Does just any old IP phone work with any VOIP service? Are there any "standards" or "formats" I should be aware of?

I'm going to start working from home in the near future. My job requires that I'm readily accessible by phone, and that I attend conference calls (*lots* of conference calls). Work doesn't provide a cell phone, and I don't want to mix my personal cell # up with work. Is this a job for VOIP? I have good internet service (FIOS) at home. Ideally, I'd like a service/device with a constant phone #, great call quality, doesn't have to be tied to a specific computer, and that I can use common telephone headsets with. What should I be looking at? Vonage?

I have one, no issue with the reticle.

Programmable/customizable reticle? Change your reticle based on your ammo load/range? Finally get that biohazard/zombie reticle you've been dreaming of since you saw it in CawOfDoody?

Unless you're overdue for an eye exam, I wouldn't worry about it. Lots of people have a slight degree of astigmatism but otherwise flawless vision. I'm guessing you're toying around with the optic indoors/at very short distances, which tend to greatly exaggerate any "defects" in the dot. Once you get outside/at a range and are using the dot to look at something beyond 10 yards you may no longer notice anything but a single bright dot. Give it a try outdoors/at a range before you do anything with an eye exam.

I'm guessing a "few days early" means less than 30 days since his last handgun purchase, per the one-gun-a-month law.

These "biggest pile of Tannerite EVAHHHHH" yahoos are going to make tannerite illegal before I ever get to shoot all of mine off...

Likely some degree of astigmatism in your eyes, and not a problem with the dot. Here's how you can prove it to yourself - While looking through the optic, rotate it clockwise or counter-clockwise (keep your barrel pointed forward, but rotate your rifle so the left side or right side is facing the floor). If the pattern of a few smaller dots does NOT rotate when you rotate the optic, then it is astigmatism in your eye that is making you see the pattern. If the pattern DOES rotate when you rotate the optic, then it's a problem with the optic.

Cabelas has never asked me for FID for ammo.

Ordered, thanks for sharing.

I share your opinion on P06, at least a couple of the members. I donated multiple times so I believe I get to have an opinion. I was very disappointed that one of the plaintiffs dropped out of the case, which left only Almeida and of course NJ granted him a permit to make the case go away (although I wonder what happens when he goes to renew in a couple of years). However, one good thing that came out of PO6 is that they got Stephen Stamboulieh (http://www.sdslaw.us/blog) involved as an 'outsider' to the NJ RKBA struggle. Stamboulieh was the driving force on the recent stun gun law repeal. I find it amazing that in how many years that's been on the books that ANJRPC never went after that law, especially after the Heller/McDonald and Caetano decisions.

https://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/86123-good-news-guys-get-your-nj-ccw-now/&do=findComment&comment=1109827

This. I've witnessed 2 different instances where a prominent NJ RKBA advocates came in and left in disgust at the combination of negativity "You're not doing enough / Your strategies suck" and apathy "Nah, I'm not contributing to that effort, it's a waste of time". This place even recently pissed Anthony Colandro off, and he's no softy from what I can tell. I don't bother trying to drum up support for the orgs I belong to in here.

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?19954-Lessons&p=429193&viewfull=1#post429193

No. There's a distinct possibility a non-combatant could come by and become a casualty. Operation stale cookie is a go. Lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way.

Wow, that never occured to me Pat. Awesome. You da man. That's more helpful. How about spray epoxy clear coat? That might be worth a shot.

Focus people - I already have 2/3rd of the infrastructure for the cookie operation. Adhesive - what adhesive should I use?

From elsewhere:

I work in a close-knit department in a large open office area with several other departments around us. In the center of our area we've got a designated "snack table" where people in our dept. randomly bring in donuts, leftover birthday cake, bagels, etc. There's no hard and fast rule on who brings what, but generally every other day someone in the dept. brings something in and sets it out for others in the dept. to enjoy. There's a mope from another dept. who has no relation to us, never interacts with anyone, and as far as I can tell is seriously lacking in basic social manners, yet never fails to materialize as soon as something is set out in the snack area. If there's no food, he never goes through our area. When there's food, he goes way out of his way to cut through and snag some. We've seen him come by to take one donut with him on a trip to the bathroom, presumably consume it in the bathroom, and then pick up another on his way back. When we've put food away at the end of the day when everyone leaves (but he doesn't), invariably most or all of it is gone by the next morning. In ~ 8 months of this he's never brought anything in. So, we want to prank him. My idea is to use a box of entemann's cookies; I've left it open at home for a month until they're all hard and stale. I'm thinking I'll then spray them with a clear adhesive inside the box so they're one solid mass. I also plan to affix a layer of rare-earth magnets to the bottom of the pile so the box can't be picked up or moved once it's placed on the metal "snack" table. I've got the box of stale cookies and the magnets, but I'm not sure what to use for the adhesive - I want to use something that's strong enough to keep him from easily breaking a piece of cookie off, but clear enough to not look like there's obviously glue involved. If he does happen to actually break off a piece and eat it, it would also be good if the adhesive was not a deadly toxin. Any suggestions for an adhesive to use?

Yes - I found that I have to squeeze the pad hard against the stock to get the holes to line up well enough to get the takedown pin in, and putting the pin in takes more force as well.

Nothing in NJ in 2017: https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule/?qstate=NJ&state=New%20Jersey Lots of events in PA: https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule/?qstate=PA&state=Pennsylvania 3 left in NY state: https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule/?qstate=NY&state=New%20York 5 left in CT: https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule/?qstate=CT&state=Connecticut A bunch in MD, surprisingly: https://appleseedinfo.org/schedule/?qstate=MD&state=Maryland I have a gift certificate to go to one, have to decide on a date/place to use it.

So this hinges on the word "telescoping". Gray area - AFAIK no one has been charged/convicted in NJ solely for having an adjustable as opposed to folding/telescoping stock. Does the PRS have overlapping sections that slide? No Does adjusting the PRS to its shortest dimensions make it significantly more compact? No, and the adjustment cannot be made quickly. If charged, you might argue that the intent of the folding/telescoping stock ban was to prevent ownership of weapons with stocks that make them easier for concealment and can quickly change length. PRS doesn't do either. You might also argue that the stock itself is fixed and only the butt pad is adjustable.