siderman

Its all about the workmanship. Shoddy work can ruin the best of products just as good will make lesser products look just fine. Not that thinner is a lesser product, a thin product with more profile/bends in it will be stiffer than a thicker pc that is flat.The only dif it makes is to the worker cutting with his snips. Get what makes you comfortable so theres no regrets.

yup- used my $100 card I got for $70. was going to something else but oh well.

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I might know a thing or two, will pm this eve.

nice! wouldnt mind having your budget too.

the other reason is to pay the head of the org a very nice salary. Not important anyway because CC has our back with ATTORNEY GENERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT DIRECTIVE NO. 20l6-4 http://www.state.nj.us/lps/dcj/agguide/directives/2016-4_Permits-to-Carry-Firearms_Directive.pdf See- no worrys!

My RIA tactical in 45 is an excellant & dependable shooter, once I figured out the ACT mags it came with were crap.

http://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2016/04/13/economic-impact-firearms-industry-rises-158-since-2008/ At least Obummers reign has been good for something. Some big bucks being generated.

I like my DeWalt router, 12amp, 6" base, been good for me and falls in your price range. Hope that helps.

"The length of pull adjustment of 1 1/2" is not intended for concealment of the firearm as the law is intended to restrict". Did anybody else's eyes pop open after reading that? Then ytf do we need to pin the frign stocks IF the lop doesnt exceed that limit??? To me that suggests anything that can adj. up to 1 1/2" is gtg, no? I know, I know- who wants to be the first one to challenge that.....but certainly a very interesting response from the NJSP FIU.

one of the more disturbing issues I find is that for yrs Viden was a co-chair on a ANJRPC commitee with the now head of ANJRPC's Scott Bach. And SB did endorse Viden for the NRA board. Now I do respect SB for what he does and is obviously a huge 2A supporter but it is a little unsettling to me that they were close for a long time and presumably still are buds. I'll just leave it at that.

I'm going to try and visit with one ofmy Assemblymen, has an office here in my town but its a pia and takes a while. Met with him once before and of course via emails and phone calls a few times. I suspect no one actually has a hands on file and most legislaters never saw or heard a report either as it was probly "made available" to a commitee and was there for all to see for a window of time if they even knew or cared to look for it.

Just a couple of quick observations. On the permitting directive "The Superintendent may from time to time modify the investigation standards and protocols as appropriate.". So after all the bluster from CC and this AG directive itself it can still come down to the NJSP sup't doing whatever/whenever he wants to at his discretion. It also would've been nice to see a residence to residence transport allowence (w/o moving) specified, that is still suspiciously missing. The whole transport issue is still waaay too reliant on the cops discretion, we may need to start carrying a log book like the truckers do.So much to go thru yet not even going near the ccw stuff, waste of time, dont want to hear any baby step BS.

Good one GRIZ! That would be one heck of a fact/stat to get a hold of. I'd be suprised if it would ever get revealed (found) as it would surely toss cold water on the anti movement. And has there ever even been a crime with a bayo lol! This is my second fav question, after mine about how many violent gun crimes are committed bu FPID holders of course

Only Conn.#50 works longer than NJ#49 Americans Have to Work 114 Days Just to Pay Taxes Business Review Board · Apr. 7, 2016 Most people don’t know how big a bite taxes take out of their paycheck. According to the Tax Foundation, Tax Freedom Day will arrive on April 24 this year. That’s just about the same amount of time Americans had to work last year in order to fill the government maw. Tax Freedom Day marks when the whole nation has worked long enough to pay off all federal, state and local taxes — 114 days for a collective 31% tax rate. After that, the fruits of our labor are ours to keep. And statists think they’re being generous to “give” you that much. The visualization, the Tax Foundation says, is to help Americans understand the true cost of taxes so they can have an informed discussion about “what we pay for a civilized society,” as the inscription on the IRS building in Washington reads. However, these taxes are used for such things as funding for Planned Parenthood and barrels of pork spending, all while the agency collecting those taxes is targeting nonprofit conservative groups for scrutiny. Government on all levels takes in about $5 trillion in taxes. That’s more than Americans are expected to collectively spend on housing, food and clothing combined this year. Of course, state taxes are a factor here, and each state celebrates different Tax Freedom Days depending on how far the state is dipping into its residents' pockets. Mississippi residents were free of their tax burden on April 5. Meanwhile, workers in Connecticut will be toiling for their state coffers until May 21. See where your state stacks up on the infographic below.

ok, so you do get the wallet/robbing joke, wasnt sure for a moment.

more likely 2-3 times that. The partial NJ2AS settlement plus all the time NJ State Whoevers spent denying & fighting the OPRA request on our taxpayer funded salaries.

we're all gonna be criminals in 2 yrs anyway

bolt cutters dont fit in your wallet

wow- need to try that. guess you need to asume they are all dbl locked, no way of knowing?

I've noticed among the other "kids" mine grew up with- in their mide/late 20's- when they move out its almost always to the Hoboken, Jersey city scene. Or else pack up and leave NJ behind. A lot dont even have cars and the ones that do have small gas sippers. Its kind of like they are doing the opposite of the parents. No interest in a house with a yard, driving commute. They like the apts & condos with bars in the area and come out to visit on the trains. I cant think of anyone of them that bought a house, I'm sure there may be some but who can afford it? And yes i agree soon there may literally not be enough buyers for all the houses destined for the market.....

(1) A member of any rifle or pistol club organized in accordance with the rules prescribed by the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, in going to or from a place of target practice, carrying such firearms as are necessary for said target practice, provided that the club has filed a copy of its charter with the superintendent and annually submits a list of its members to the superintendent and provided further that the firearms are carried in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section;

the court did a nice job of winnowing it all down to the didnt apply/ so no harm angle. What this whole case boils down to isnt about RICO- its about the ruling class abdicating itself.. So we wait again.

Way too predictable...maybe in the end after all avenues of recourse have been denied there is a lucrative expose book deal to be had. You heard it here first. And what about that meeting???

my biggest fear was it wouldnt be totaled. After seeing the pics, you just knew it was going to be close....who wants a car that was almost totaled with all the inherent future trouble that will come, and try to sell a car in a big accident cant be easy or very profitable. You can fix all the metal but the electronics, so many components taking a killer jolt, sooner or later the failures will start. The big screen dash display and all the high end features, back up camerea, exterior warning sensers ...not to mention all the standard modules, computers etc..