Daedalus

Second try - the first attempt to reply for some reason said "sending report". I am not reporting you, Stever - honest! Now back to the post attempt: I used my slingshot today to re-hang one end of my wire antenna that came down in last week's storm. It is now back up but, unfortunately, one end is now 25 feet lower than it was. I hate pine trees! Anyone around Hunterdon County with a strong slingshot that wants to run a line over a 40 - 45' pine? I'll buy the beer!

Empty Pistol cases, the plastic ones most handguns come in. One for each type - label on the top

If they would stop the stupid secrecy crap about their buddies getting the contracts for the hotel they wouldn't need armed protection. On the other hand, if their fathers used protection..... oh, never mind.

Never point the muzzle at anything you are not ready and willing to shoot. IMHO, try that in NJ and you will be a guest of the state for quite some time.

Perfect accessory for out of state Mall Ninjas

I understand your feelings, Joe. Can you suggest a workable alternative to IA? Maybe there is a way to change the system for the better.

There are at least three pubs / restaurants within a couple blocks of the U.S. embassy that carry the games. None of the hotels I know of carry them. By the way - The Lobster Pot restaurant across the street from the embassy and about a block up is really, really good! have a great trip! Jack

O1A, the only way to fly! Oops, am I aging myself again? Damned Alzheimer's!

Dredging up an old one: Is there any cite to case law that states only the owner of a business can have a handgun on location? How about the property owner? Or is this another 'Nappen-ism" or common knowledge on the Internet? Asbestos suit being pulled on now

Agreed - and I am no expert! Let's see what those in the know have to offer

It sounds to me, then, that you are legal as is, so this device should not disqualify your AK. Did you note there is but one review and it was called 'unsafe'? But, to each their own!

I, for one, am shocked and dismayed by the sentiment that we should not publicly declare our grief. It is up to each to remember and honor those lost and wounded as they wish, How many of those who feel it is time to move on were downtown eleven years ago today? How many are old enough to really know what it was like. Hint: my office was on the 102nd floor of One Word Trade. It is not my intent to start a war of words, just provide a counterpoint. I will not denigrate the memory of my friends by continuing a discussion on this matter. We will never forget

I had Geico....until I got the rate change notice for absolutley no reason. They said "everybody in NJ is getting the same increase". BS! I switched back to Liberty Mutual, got a lower rate and more coverage. Two claims in the past five years or so - no problem. WARNING POLITICAL CONTENT FOLLOWS: I now know who owns/controls GEICO and Progressive. They are both on my 'will never do business with them in a million years' list.

Never heard of them.Do you have a link? That said, they are not sufficient to satisfy New Jersey's requirement for a permanently affixed device (assuming you have a threaded barrel of less than sixteen inches in length).

Interesting. I cannot find on their website what they cover. I assume theft, but what about other issues such as water damage, roof caving in, liability, etc, etc? Sounds like it may be a good deal. I guess I should check with my homeowners insurance (Liberty Mutual) to see what they can offer as a package since they also insure my cars.

Thanks, Johnny. My Google-fu is on weekend schedule and not working today

I do not see any reference to this article posted anywhere this morning. It may not belong in this forum, but not sure where to place it. The Express-Times (Lehigh Valley, PA) front page headline for today's Sunday newspaper is: Demand up for gun licenses. I hoped for a positive, or at least neutral article; hopefully at least factual. The article begins with an interview of an individual who just applied for a CCW. Then it goes into how many more applications have been received this year compared to last. So far, so good. Then the article goes from conjecture to opinion. They explore the Northampton Sheriff's comments about well-publicized shootings may be prompting the spike in applications. But wait, it gets better: Prof. Dennis Kenney, John Jay College in NYC, enters the fray with an amazing logic jump. He says that the police have a difficult time protecting the public because officers no longer can interact with the public because they may be armed. To hear him tell it " It's the beginning of a downward spiral". New Jersey's license to carry laws are held up as an example of a contrast with Pennsylvania's CCW regulations. The article makes it sound as if any NJ resident can get a CCW if they are of good character, Know how to operate a weapon and demonstrate a justifiable need. All true, perhaps, but they make it sound like in NJ any 'good guy' qualifies. We all know how false that is. I can't find the entire article online this morning. Perhaps someone with better search capabilities can find a better link. Here is a link to the front page of the paper: http://xmedia.live.a...f/sunday_be.pdf Obviously, my hope for a pro or neutral 2A rights article was dashed.

Good to know and you are good to go! It shows how much more restrictive the state has become since then.

It sounds as if your neighbor did a straw purchase for you. Illegal for both of you. I originally quoted your post but realized that was not too smart either! I would suggest you delete your post. Of course, I may have totally misread your post and I should delete mine instead!

Worst case he will keep it in his safe until the magic date rolls around. I agree with the others - this rots! i also missed it was resolved. Glad it worked out for you

Peace

Did you miss the part where the weapons WERE in clear sight?

Good news on both!

Do you need to borrow a generator for a day or two, Tony?