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DirtyDigz

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  1. Ahh, here it is: http://www.nj.gov/lps/dcj/agguide/directives/2016-4_Permits-to-Carry-Firearms_Directive.pdf Page 2, middle of 2nd paragraph (my emphasis added, any typos are probably mine):
  2. If I can find it, I'll send you a copy of a letter that went out from the NJ Attorney General's office that essentially tells municipal PD's to knock it off with the illegal extra forms. I've posted it here on NJGF before, but it's been a while and this site's search is close to useless. Giving Manchester PD a copy of that letter might be all that's needed for them to drop the "cohabitants" form requirement.
  3. Botach now shows out of stock and $279 for pricing. Optics Planet up to $275.99 as well. Inteeeeeeresting.
  4. Yes, I read the ticket closely and I have the right to contest it * * in person * * back in Maryland. No "by mail" challenges entertained. 8 hours of travel time round trip to contest it. If I lose, I will still owe the fine, plus undetermined court costs. Risk/reward ratio not favorable on this action. Yet I did drive 4 hours round trip in the snow to attend the NJ2AS conference this past Saturday. Priorities.
  5. So after more research elsewhere, it appears that MD cannot prevent me from renewing a NJ vehicle registration. It's a civil complaint only, so if I ignore it it will not result in a warrant or show up on a criminal record. However, failure to respond to it will result in a cascade of penalties and fees and eventually a civil judgement which can affect my credit rating. Looks like I'm paying.
  6. Just received a speed camera ticket in the mail from Maryland when I was down visiting family over Christmas. It's a civil citation, not moving violation, so I believe it can't be reported to insurance, and as far as I can tell the only real penalty for not paying is a hold placed on vehicle registration when you go to renew. Anyone know if their "reach" extends to NJ registrations, or just MD registrations? I'd really enjoy telling them to go pound if I can.
  7. Welcome! (consider joining the NJ Second Amendment Society to help improve gun rights in New Jersey: http://www.nj2as.org/ )
  8. Youtube link to the video so you can skip the ad bombardment at TMZ's site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC32b8FA_qs
  9. Reminder - this is coming up this Saturday. If you'd like to get involved in the movement to restore RKBA in NJ and do more than just throw up angry blather here and on facebook...be there!
  10. I'd buy one and keep it at home, but wouldn't advise carrying at this point in time. People are still being charged for possession (even if the charges will likely get dropped at or prior to trial): http://media.wix.com/ugd/c601ae_844abf0cf64046d6bef0476632227edd.pdf
  11. http://www.nj2as.org/activism_and_training_seminar
  12. That's what worries me - if it's not being abused now, it could easily be in the future. The infrastructure is set up for a Stasi/"Big Brother" -like constant surveillance and manipulation, just waiting for someone to take the reins. Imagine a Hitler or Stalin or Mao coming to power with this kind of monitoring available to them.
  13. Not quite at the 27.4 cents / round lowest price I've ever seen from Cabela's (pre-Newtown panic), but getting there. Thanks for sharing.
  14. Hoo-Dawg, If you settle in the Morristown/Parsippany area then two private indoor ranges are relatively close: RTSP (Right To Self Protect) in Randolph - http://rtsponline.com/where-to-start/ GFH (Gun For Hire) in Woodland Park - http://gunforhire.com/first-time-shooting/ (Both are excellent, well-run, friendly and clean ranges/stores, and very supportive of efforts to expand gun rights in NJ, btw) Both ranges only require government issued photo ID (a driver's license or similar) to shoot your own firearms. A NJ Firearms Purchaser ID card (FID) is not required to shoot your own firearms, but may be needed to rent firearms.
  15. "Assholes" is also used frequently. I consider it a term of endearment. Welcome! If you have any questions on "New Jerseyan" firearm law, ludicrous as it is, please ask away.
  16. How do we defeat Murphy in the upcoming election?
  17. Yeah, same for me, but I googled it and got the following which does work (looks like the capital 'H" in the earlier link is the problem): http://features.hollywoodreporter.com/the-gun-industrys-lucrative-relationship-with-hollywood/ Working at ISS would be one of my dream jobs. Too bad they're in California.
  18. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed reading how a great design was handicapped by political and logistical problems. I wonder how many times Stoner had to bite his tongue when dealing with the military reps...
  19. Plus the 1-2 day effective delay if NJ NICS is "busy".
  20. Believe it or not, never read the comics, and since the show started I've been purposefully avoiding the comics to try to preserve suspense. I didn't read this thread from the beginning, so missed that the topic included discussing the comics. My bad. I won't darken this thread further.
  21. Or you could have the courtesy to not disclose possible future plot movements in advance of the show progression. Thanks for enumerating all the details in how the show has varied from the comics, but that is no guarantee that the show won't follow the broad comic storyline in future episodes.
  22. Settle down and stay awhile Peter, you're welcome here - but you gotta admit that antics/antiques is a pretty funny auto-correct typo.

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