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Well Christie has done nothing to assault our 2A here in NJ, however the AG he assigned has, if he himself has im unaware of it. But I guarantee anyone who runs against him will not be pro gun, especially if by opposition you mean a democrat. Unless by some miracle we can get a republican who can openly say he is for our gun rights here in NJ, but that is highly doubtful cause he will not win anyway. Lonegan was our chance, and although he did put up a good fight against Christie he lost by a pretty good margin. Bullsnot..he could have Stopped Dow, she WORKS FOR HIM. Christie is Anti-gun...you guys just dont want to admit it. Exactly!!!!!!

No, we dont. The Majority of used Fuel is stored on site at every pkant in Cooling pools. There was a plan Proposed to create a huge vault in Yucca Mountain NV, whoch is geologically stable for long-term storage, but OBama killed it. I didnt know Yucca was killed.....other problem was not many states were happy about spent fuel being transported on rail cars in their backyards.

I work for the company that was the owner of OC during the time the "Forked River" site was preparing for then second reactor. I am not a nuke myself, I work in the Line end of the business, but Ive been in OC many times. It's a safe plant and I was happy to see the NRC relicensed the place. Exelon bought the place from JCP&L and now operate it. Exelon also bought TMI at the same time being that both plants were owned by the same parent co. What killed the Forked River II site was TMI. Since TMI no nuke generating facility has come on the line in the USA with the exception of Shorham on LI and that only ran for one day then was decommitioned. TMI happened a long time ago, seems like yesterday as I was working for JCP&L then.....hopefully we'll see a resurgence of the industry in the near future. TMI Killed the nuke generating industry in the nation, piss poor operators and piss poor management.

Nice haul Chris, good thing ya doubled bagged it!

Maks, Chris and Matt, It was a pleasure shooting with you gentlemen today. Thanks for the shooting tips..........

I'll be there a little earlier.....see you then.

I'll be in a silver/grey Trailblazer. Looking to arrive at 07:45 and looking forward to meeting and shooting with you gentlemen. Feel free to give any advise and pointers you feel are needed . I put 20 rounds through the Garand this morning at BA and I am relatively pleased with the groups at 25 yards. I know 200yds is a whole different ballgame.....

Garand came into my FFL yesterday. I'm going to give it a going over and intend to be there saturday with it. Hope to meet some of you there......

Great quote, but Jackson never said it, it's a myth....................

The law (in general - not just this specific statute) is open to interpretation. Therefore, case law makes all the difference because other cases help judges make interpretations of the law. If you don't believe the law is open to interpretation, then I ask you, what does the Supreme Court do? They certainly do not 'write' laws and yet their rulings have a huge effect on the law specifically and in general. (ie Heller, McDonald, Roe v Wade...) Any lawyer's first step in examining a case requires that s/he examine case law as I am sure Braptor will tell you. I don't believe them saying "the licensing authority who shall investigate the same and, unless good cause for the denial thereof appears, shall grant the permit or the identification card, or both, if application has been made therefor, within 30 days from the date of receipt of the application for residents of this State and within 45 days for nonresident applicants." is open to interpretation. Laws may be interpreted but numbers are not. One plus one ALWAYS equals two. 30 days is 30 days, not 35 days or 40 days or even 90 days. If they said they shall issue in approximately 30 days then that would be open to interpretation. Nor does it state 30 business days or martian days. It says 30 days from the date of receipt. I love to play devils advocate but I cant find a different way to interpret the way they state it. Hell, even if they said that it's 30 days unless they need to investigate something on the application further it would give them an excuse to take longer than 30 days. Sorry man, I don't see how a hard and fast date is open to interpretation. If you get a ticket that has to be paid in 30 days from receipt of the ticket is that open to interpretation? Somehow I doubt it Obviously, a case arose regarding the 30/45 day requirement. The case law that exists interprets the commencement of the 34/45 day requirement after all of the file is completed i.e. background check, referals, etc. The courts have set precedent, therefore the 30/45 day requirement dont mean squat. When I had, what I perceived to be a complaint regarding the 30 day time frame, I called Evan Nappens firm, I was advised of the precedent and was told the law firm wouldnt get involved until at the least 90 days after I applied was past. Much codified statute has been challenged and further clarified by the courts who set precedent. Judicial review goes all the way back to Marbury v. Madison wherein John Marshall sets forth who the final arbitor of the law is. In United States v. Nixon, when Nixon refused to respond the the Subpeona Duces Tecum, Nixon found out exactly what John Marshall meant in Marbury.

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Ya think......??

went through the same thing in Franklin back in May. I called Evan Nappens firm when I hadnt received after 5 weeks. I was advised that there is case law further "defining" the 30/45 day requirement which basically says the time begins after the PD receives all of the required paper work and background checks. Nappen also advised he wouldnt get involved until after 90 days, and said NOT to contact the PD via letter, phone, or face to face.

Ray, Honestly are you surprised. We will comment on any female that is living and breathing. Some of these sicko's might even comment on one's that arn't breathing either. I'm surprised, the gentleman posting clearly stated he was shooting with his mom. Where I grew up, making the type of comments that appeared here got people's teeth knocked out. Display some class, would you act the same way at the range......?????

Bought a 22 conversion for my .45. Slide, barrel, spring, barrel bushing, not permit required, I was told by the dealer when I asked if I needed a permit that" It's not a gun, no permit required."

Sounds like you went for counseling and not because you suffered from a mental or psychiatric condition. Were you "diagnosed" as such.....?? If not you can honestly answer no. PS I think the clerk and the Police are both full of sh!t.......

Sorry for your loss, I had to put my 13 year old Lab down 2 months ago, hardest thing I ever did......I cried like a baby. The Rainbow Bridge inspired by a Norse legend By the edge of a woods, at the foot of a hill, Is a lush, green meadow where time stands still. Where the friends of man and woman do run, When their time on earth is over and done. For here, between this world and the next, Is a place where each beloved creature finds rest. On this golden land, they wait and they play, Till the Rainbow Bridge they cross over one day. No more do they suffer, in pain or in sadness, For here they are whole, their lives filled with gladness. Their limbs are restored, their health renewed, Their bodies have healed, with strength imbued. They romp through the grass, without even a care, Until one day they start, and sniff at the air. All ears prick forward, eyes dart front and back, Then all of a sudden, one breaks from the pack. For just at that instant, their eyes have met; Together again, both person and pet. So they run to each other, these friends from long past, The time of their parting is over at last. The sadness they felt while they were apart, Has turned into joy once more in each heart. They embrace with a love that will last forever, And then, side-by-side, they cross over

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Hand Gun S&W 686 Rifle Savage 116 FSS 30.06

Exactly, and this 1s a real stunner!!!

Here's another from Evan nappen http://www.evannappen.com/expungements.html

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looks pretty good to me......see if you can pick up some flatstock to stiffen it up a bit. Looks like you'll have it for years.