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Not really. Supposedly it tastes like a Barton. https://thebourbonculture.com/whiskey-reviews/trader-joes-barrel-entry-proof-straight-kentucky-bourbon-review/

I believe there was ruling that they had to re-try those cases and do it in a reasonable timeline in the text. IDK.

Wasn't it part of the NYSRPA v Bruen Supreme Court ruling that they had a finite time to rule on this?

AOW can be under 26" OAL but does require VFG and Brace.

Keep calling. Sticky wheel gets the grease.

Back before the FARS system - every township/city I turned in a SP066 for FID/PP required me to sign in person.

Cameron Green runs the Green Academy of Personal Protection. I believe his focus has shifted to more dog training. I see his posts on FB about training dogs. Not 100% sure if it's personal training or for others as well but that could be a starting point.

@GAPP - I don't think Cameron's in the Morris County area but I believe he is doing dog training right now.

I think GFH is a bit far north for him, being in Atlantic county.

I have a similar one to the one DirtyDigz recommended - the spring loaded punch can come in very handy.

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You didn't practice at all? There's also a modified HQC2 that allows for 5 shot revolvers. Holster choice - you didn't practice holstering/drawing with the holster either? Holster flop is a serious issue. You should not be called on to holster on the clock, however if you have to muzzle yourself during holstering, I'd seriously consider getting another holster. There are several other reasons why I do not choose to go full leather on holsters. They get floppy, then they get sloppy. A worn leather holster has caused a ND injury before - there's plenty of proof of this (I won't link it here). Like I and others have said here - please practice before going out and shooting a qual. Knock off the rust. Practice holster draw. Practice dry fire (make sure you keep that muzzle steady), sight practice, etc.

Knowing the area - the neighboring properties are an auto shop and the gas station. If they went in the back way - the audible alarm may not have been heard by the neighbors across the street or behind the shop. The actual pin on the map is wrong - Tech Ops is the circled building.

2nd to the top article when you search for HR 1808 https://reason.com/2022/07/29/the-dubious-and-doomed-assault-weapon-ban-that-the-house-approved-today-may-cost-democrats-this-fall/ Railroaded through - 3 Dems voted against, but 2 Republicans (NY and PA) voted for... This passed over 4 hours ago.... and still 0 mention on CNN, MSN, and other liberal news outlets. NY Times says: House Passes Assault Weapons Ban That Is Doomed in Senate Even they all know it's pure farce and has no chance of doing anything.

Tech Ops is a forum sponsor - they do all of the Troy A5 Others here in NJ too... Seems kinda odd only handguns were taken and all 9mm?

Damn - what company did he use?

That's just the slogan... doesn't mean it's the actual product name. It says the product name right there is "Taylor Pork Roll". They acknowledge the name used to be Ham but they had to change it. You don't call products by their original names once they changed... otherwise 7UP would still be Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda, Nissans aren't called Datsuns. Visa's not still called BankAmericard.

Standard IWB holster. Will do the trick but you may find better/more comfortable holsters

Supposedly yes - once you have the PTC all they have to do is amend the restrictions to add on additional handguns.

Unknown at this time. USA Carry says: Change of Address: Waiting For Information Informing Law Enforcement of Carry: Waiting For Information https://www.usacarry.com/new-jersey-concealed-carry/

This was 9 years ago in 2013 - the technologies used sound outdated. Lead acid batteries are old tech compared to newer lithium batteries...

Small battery packs and charging stations aren't enough to take you off the grid. Honestly - I don't think you can go off the grid here in NJ - as the seasons change the power output from the solar panels will also change. I'm actually investing in a solar system for my house currently - I use about 12,000 kWh/year (I have kids and a lot of electronics). The solar company I'm working with (Sunpower by Sea Bright Solar) has really good reviews - their panels are top notch - some of the highest producing panels out there (Sunpower Maxeon M-Series). That being said - in order to size the output properly, I've got to get 28 panels. Each panel has to have it's own inverter as well. Luckily this company is figuring out everything for me - including the placement. My roof's not quite optimal but it works - I'm east/west facing with multiple angles. Basically we're fitting as many panels as we can on the south facing side, and stacking up the east side as much as possible and putting the remaining panels on the west side. It's gonna look somewhat patchwork but it will work. I'll still be on the grid - and can potentially sell any excess power made back to PSE&G - however the rate you get for that is much lower than what they charge per kWh. You can bank some of the electricity produced with a battery system, but those systems are super pricey especially right now with battery costs through the roof. This is not coming in cheap however with the government incentives (NJ and Federal) it makes putting down the money at least a bit more tolerable. I figure we're going to be here at least 10 more years until the kiddo graduates - might as well put some money into the house and make it cheaper in the long run.

Practice with your IWB holster. I qual'd with my G48 using a Crossbreed Reckoning with a tucked in base layer underneath. I could have used an outer garment too but why bother - it's just for the qual, where you focus on the draw and fire. I was able to complete all of the courses of fire within the time limits. You don't have to speed re-holster - take your time with re-holstering.