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I wish I hadn't read line 21 in that pic, because I am going to say something that won't make anyone happy; it does appear from reading that that the "intent" is to verify identification of the reference. Although it states that this is to be done by asking for a drivers license # via the telephone, the same is accomplished by requiring a notary for the print document. This I state because a notary must check your ID (driver's license). SO although the description is written about a phone interview, it can be implied that the intent of verifying the reference is in there. Thereby making the notary a means of verifying the person's driver's license, like as via the phone.

That's already come and gone I think. Although from the sounds of it I wouldn't be surprised if they opened canada goose back up again. That was the first migratory bird season to allow the plug to be taken out of the shotgun. <edit> A little research for ya http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/artmigratory10.htm

Nationwide effort now. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/news/2011/snowgeese11.htm

Whitney lip synch'd. Big controversy at the time. Reality being that without the studio magic she could never have pulled it together all at one time. Final recording is beautiful though, no question.

Personally I would never want to have to clean another gas blowback bolt. What a pain in the a**.

The only age I have ever seen posted was 13. Some ranges don't seem to care.

? You dont want him to fill out the form at all? How would that help anything?

Come on now, all of them? Hendrix rocked the SSB. And a vet to boot.

Fist off; NYPD License division. You don't have to give up your guns to live in NYC. That is a myth. It might take a while, but trust me, it is a legitimate operation out there. Not like the mickey mouse theatre in Jersey. Second, why move to NYC? Nassau or suffolk county on Long Island is not that far. Much closer than going through Staten Island. You will HATE that drive. living outisde of the city makes it easier still to get your permits.

It bears repeating. Such a sad story. I have no ideas how I would handle that - dealing with politicians for a rightful conclusion to a murder, ...I hope it would never come to that.

but "criminal" to "attacker" is not. Ah, our relationships with them are quite different. The record on one of our convoys was eight, mosly those "speedbumps," with the last one being three howitzer rounds. Scout vehicle really earned their pay, and kept themselves alive on that one. The first one we found was 2 months in after seeing nothing since we got there, then blammo. Gunner took half an EFP to the back of the skull. Three was the norm. In our area it seemed 90% were pretty weak - Tire and axle killers. Then we would hear about some poor family an Opel getting literally vaporized by something that was meant for us but missed. One of our guys got hit 3 times in his tour. Good times, good times...

well I don't want to sound like I am soapboxing about this, but my feeling is that these guys were not all that far away. Would you leave that stuff out like that to do what it appears it was made to do without concealing it in some way? They obviously have enough brains to build the device so where is the camo? So there you are out there taking someone's benelli's, all alone with a guy or guys that may or may not care about the law, or is so fully aware of it that he doesn't want you calling the police on him. As with IED's, leave the area and call for a cordon (the police). Thats my story and I'm sticking with it

duly copied on my own now

ya no kidding. And you can imagine the percentage of all of those hunters that have had military experience as well. "Hunter," can also be veteran.

For what it's worth, reading books is a great way to learn proper spelling and grammar. That's pretty much how I learned. Now, typos on the other hand....I blame the iPhone for 90% of mine and the rest on me thinking my fingers actually know what they are doing.

I thought this was pretty cool. I know you all probably get this newletter anyway but for those that don't...... The World's Largest Army I bet you didn’t know this. . . In WWII, Japan's highest-ranking naval officer was Isoruku Yamamoto. Although he was Japanese, and his loyalties were unquestionably with The Empire, he studied for many years in America, graduating from Harvard University. There is an oft-repeated (and sometimes disputed) quote attributed to him regarding the possibility of any nation taking a war to American soil: "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." Here is why he was correct: America's Hunters. The World's Largest Army. The state of Wisconsin has gone an entire deer hunting season without someone getting killed. That's great, considering there were over 600,000 hunters that got permits this year. Allow me to restate that number: 600,000 Over the last two months, the eighth largest army in the world - more men under arms than Iran; more than France and Germany combined - deployed to the woods of a single American state to keep the deer population under control. But that pales in comparison to the 750,000 who are in the woods of Pennsylvania this week. Michigan's 700,000 hunters have now returned home. Toss in a quarter million hunters in West Virginia, and it is literally the case that the hunters of those four states alone would comprise the largest army in the world. And that is just FOUR states. The total population of registered hunters in America today ranges from 23 million to 43.7 million individuals. (Based on annual data provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.) As long as the American Hunter retains his right to Bear Arms, America will forever be safe from foreign invasion of troops.

I do believe the NJNG gets sent to "bridges and tunnels" deployments more than most. These are the guys standing around penn station and all. That is a non combat zone deployment that means you get to pay your taxes with your reduced pay and not nearly enough deployment protections. If I had to do it again I would have joined the ANG, but even they have massive stateside deployments. At your age with the current requirements and cut backs it might not be possible. These things change quarterly so find out now before you put more thought into it.

screw that. My first thought would be "where is this guy" and un-a*s the kill zone. Live ordinance under improvised command control is not the place for "Duddly Do-Rights," it the place for the FBI. A big plus one for the guy taking pictures though. Without those no one would have ever believed it.

Like any terrorist went ahead and got an explosives license before buying fertilizer and diesel fuel.

That's very interesting. I had never read that part of the law before. Interesting because this "license" is also refered to as a permit in different parts. But it is interesting that that part of the law would be applied because; My link He had it in a locked box at the point of origin. How was it readily accesible? If the box was not locked or if he took it out of the box and put it in his pocket I could see how that would apply, but if that were the case how could the charges ever be droppped? If it is in a locked case he was transporting it in a manner that I transport my own handguns. I don't have a "license" either. So really, WTF? If it was in a locked case he should never have been arrested. If he had it anywhere else, why would the charges be dropped? I don't get it.

A few things bug me about this story as quoted through A.P. What is "readily accessible" in this case? What I consider readily accesible would be carrying in a way that charges would never be dropped. So what is the definition of readily here? The other is I find it silly that it is easier for a person to carry and check a pistol into the belly of an airliner than it is to transport within New Jersey. But the kicker is; what freakin NJ license? How can you be arrested for not having something that does not exist? This last point is what I would want to sue for, if we can believe that what the AP wrote is what Revell was actually to be charged with. Point being, how legal is it for you to be arrested for something that the arresting officer only believes is illegal? Its like saying " i think your hat is isn't within guidlines so you are coming with me," and then locks you up for 10 days. 10 days to realize that there is no license in NJ? Really? You bet your a** I would sue. You bet your a** I would sue for denying me access to my posesions for 3 years after seizing them for reasons that were found not to be illegal. I am all for a cop arresting a person with a handgun because the situation appears questionable, but 10 days in jail, 3 months to drop the charges and 3 years to get my licensed firearm back? No way. He should be suing.

All I know is, after procrastinating about buying some 15 round mags for my Glock, suddenly I cant find any. Litterally was going to buy some the day after Tuscan. Kicking myself now,

Well politiciams are cetainly going to prefer banning high cap mags to funding state and federal mental health care. Mental illness has a way of keeping people poor.

You think about your being taken away from your daughter as a prisoner so you don't bring a handgun with you to work.....so you can risk being taken away from her in a box. How f'ed up is that? What a state we live in.

NJ Transit rail usually does very bad in these situations. Not that I mind staying home from work, I just don't want to do it in the dark.