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Every open or unsecured door is treated as a potential burglary. Other factors in the exact incident determine how loud or quiet we are.

Lots of nonsense in here but just want to throw out some personal evidence to support wml. At a recent mandatory force on force training I was armed with a sim rifle that was identical to my issued gun in every way save for wml placement. I was rapidly approached by an unknown person in a well lit warehouse full of overhead fluorescent lights. Despite that fact, the unknown was mostly backlit and I was unable to determine what, if anything, was in his hands. In fact, I truly believed he was holding a handgun and delivered a few well-placed rounds, at which time he fell to the ground and I saw that he was unarmed. On another note, I have spent probably hours with my gun drawn inside stranger's homes with only a few years of experience as a LEO. This is a common occurrence and I'd hope that you guys who decry the use of a wml are not comfortable ending a young cop's life over your stubborn misconception that you don't need a wml.

On the calendar. I should be able to make this one.

I've shot hanging ar500 at wma ranges dozens of times. As long as they're free swinging or angled downwards you will be fine.

Comes down to each individual agency, but in my agency if we can determine fault we'll issue. There are only a few title 39 statutes that can be written on private property though, so it'll normally be a careless. Based on what the OP described of the incident, I would likely leave it a he said/she said and unable to determine fault.

Why does anyone buy a revolver that shoots shotgun ammo? Every time someone has evaluated that novelty its been shown to be less effective than any other traditional handgun for self defense. The answer? Because it's cool. The whole backbone of the pro 2a argument is that you should not have to show a reason or a purpose for buying any type of self defense tool. Why question the OP? To the OP; I don't like the idea, but if you do, rock on with yo bad self!

Call me what you want, but I have cheap AR mags in the marketplace, go get em! My loss is your gain!

Don't tag me with that lust crap! I only carry/shoot Glocks because I'm not the guy making decisions about duty guns... Yet.

You know I'm joking And we know that cops can't shoot Save for useless quals

Those are fighting words Fitness challenge you and me? Just watch your hip, gramps

Oh, you got jokes, huh? Explain my Glock malfunctions Despite the ammo

Night shift for me, have fun guys!

Welcome. I too grew up in Piscataway and now reside in Somerset. Stop following me.

I'd be down. But not if that high exposure guy shows up, he's weird.

Thanks for grabbing the link!

This is a better idea. If you start as a police officer in NJ today at say, 30 years old, you won't reach full retirement until 65. That's wayyy too old for a street cop.

Can't speak for everyone but most of my coworkers and I prefer to issue the no point low-cost summons instead of the mandatory court appearance points ticket if we even feel that a summons is appropriate. Scrape the sticker off of the windshield. This is what the MVC requests and it catches my eye less than an expired sticker.

Bookmark this site and check it religiously. Good luck. http://uslawman.websitetoolbox.com/?forum=4499

Thank you everyone for all of the suggestions. I really appreciate it.

Looking for an njgf member or an njgf member recommendation to mount and balance 225/50/17 tires for my wife's Acura. Tires are showing up Tuesday and I'd bring the tires and wheels with me hopefully on Wednesday. Thanks!

I have a bunch of spent oddball rifle cases if you're interested in picking them up in Somerset.

Congratulations Eric! When they see your enthusiasm and knowledge of military firearms, there's no way you won't be offered a full time position.

I hired these guys recently and was very happy with everything. http://www.ctsbarbque.com/catering--events.html Not sure if they'll travel to you but they're worth contacting.

Great advice, and who I was hoping would chime in. Ive never even held a pc let alone put one on, so I was unaware what it took to deploy. Thoughts on ceramic vs steel?