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Jon

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  1. As I understand, this exact issue has been brought up both out of and in-state, and the summons has always stood. I'm not sure how though.
  2. for SpecialK's response...
  3. Just want to clarify... You must file the paperwork and be approved BEFORE picking up the guns.
  4. Makes me even happier to be a member of a local range, so I don't have to travel through Newark to get to BH, anymore. Definitely plan on avoiding Northeast NJ from now on.
  5. Off-topic, but just want to point out that as a 9-1-1 operator, I LOVE OnStar's crash notification system, and started paying for the service after my first dealings with them while working. The fact that they can track me if they want to is nerve-racking, but their system is top-notch, and I will keep paying for it as long as it's offered for my vehicle.
  6. No way! Rimfires are great, especially since you can hit the WMA ranges for the price of a yearly hunting license($28), and shoot all day for peanuts. Everyone should have at least a pair of .22 rifles
  7. Mad hawt, yo. 1911 is pretty sweet too
  8. Dude... where the hell did you find an orange bedsheet!?
  9. HK USPc9, and if I'm happy with the P2000sk once I buy it, then that.
  10. Vic, 1911 = L10 since it's SAO
  11. Now you have me very curious. I'd like to hear from PK90 on this. I'll also reach out to the LEOs I'm referencing, and see who along the line gave them this info.
  12. Family member LEOs.
  13. Retired LEOs must qualify with not only their CCW of choice, but with the ammo that they intend to carry. In order to have a choice of two weapons to CCW, they must qualify with each weapon, using the same ammo that they will carry in each weapon.
  14. I can assure you it is not.
  15. Yes, you're correct, sorry. Our dept has a list of approved calibers for off duty.
  16. While employed, yes. Retired LEOs can carry whatever they want, so long as they qualify with it.
  17. Great time. The man-on-man was some of the most fun I've ever had shooting a competition, even if I did get knocked out in the first round(stupid popper). Also, continued my terrible shooting with the pistol throughout the day. At least the rifle was a different story
  18. Jon replied to wilky87's topic in Introductions
    Welcome! I grew up in P-Way. See here for info on joining SCFGPA: http://scfgpa.org/membership.html BTW, how old are ya? Wondering if we were ever classmates.
  19. I would vote for something similar to PA, where OC is legal for all adults, and CC requires a permit. I would also prefer at least some form of training, though I'm not sure how one would enforce that for OC'ers.
  20. This is correct. I'm still not sure what the OP is looking for.
  21. Watched it last night. Very cool, and very funny. Just wish they had given you some more airtime. Looking forward to when you go back, as per Conan's on-air invite.

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