JackDaWack

LOL!!! Maybe if your lawn in 10x10 feet.

Work well for me. No issues in my G19

Oh I agree, and definitely the more important one.

Good for them, unfortunately it's with respect to atf overreach and federal law. Even if the new rule is struck down NJs still fukked

I agree. My purpose is really this. If I called the court to simply complain, they will most likely tell me to pound sand. If I petition the court, I have to spend my own money and hire a lawyer. Or. I can simply file a complaint with my PD that I am the victim(of a crime)of the court who are breaking the law. Through filing the complaint I would assert I would be willing to drop the complaint only if the courts are willing to date permits accordingly moving forward, that I would be willing to overlook the loss of time(and money) if they correct the issue moving forward for others and myself when I reapply. If my PD has an issue with any of this, we'll unfortunately it's their JOB to ensure laws are being followed. I really don't see them having issue with me doing this though, or being "blacklisted" since the complaint won't be against them.

I dont need a lawyer to file a criminal complaint. The PD will open an investigation into if a law was broken, and would be compelled to charge someone if they offended it. And I have no issues with my PD since they are not the ones penning the dates, it will be abundantly clear that the perpetrator is who ever dated the permit. The objective it to prevent and stop the practice of violating state law. I'm not really in the business of applauding people for doing their jobs, although I am always respectful and thankful for their efforts. However, if this takes 4 months, I have little to really thank anyone.. especially if I lose those 4 months from my 2 year permit.

Is Sussex still backdating permits? If you recieved one back dated, as I plan to do if so... I'm going to be filing a criminal complaint with my PD. Our permits by statute are good for 24 months. Not only is it a violation of law to issue one less than 24 months, since we have to pay for it, it also falls under fraud. If, when I pick mine up, it is back dated I will immediately be filing a complaint. Since NJ has laws against fraud, and the statutory requirement is 24 months, they must open an investigation. I encourage others to do the same.

When did you submit your app?

Didn't pay anything, no expiration.

I'm going on 10 years now with my current computer. Still running pretty damn good, although I had to reinstall windows last year due to a power outtage that flickered the shit out of the power and corrupted the boot drivers. If you can't get the BIOS to show up, try removing the graphics card, if you still don't get bios, your probably looking at a new computer. If you get the bios to show, it's probably not a hardware issue.

Not sure what your concern is, they just digitized my FPID for their FARS system. Not a bad thing because I don't need to carry it anymore if I want to stop in a store, it's also moot now if I lose it since I won't have to apply for a duplicate.

Your FPID is not a P2P. Applying for a P2P is seperate. I applied for P2Ps over the summer, I recieved my new "e-FID" as well with no expiration date.

Those chain shops overcharge to the point of robbery. Probably a bad battery, if you get 13.9v at idle.

Very interesting development. There is another case making it was through the courts with respect to manufacturing as well.

I wouldn't use a "photo". I would scan it, keep a digital copy, and resize it smaller and print a copy.

https://www.motionrc.com/products/freewing-f-14-tomcat-twin-80mm-edf-jet-pnp-fj30812p?variant=19075935942&gclid=CjwKCAjwkaSaBhA4EiwALBgQaChQPiD8gcAJFskQhvBFzC96td1eSWcRcs93ftmIoQAiZbKUsAmJvRoCKh4QAvD_BwE Not as cool as the turbine for sure, but a fraction the cost.

I think a sticking point is going to be part of the Bruen decision. Even if he qualified under the law, and Bruen... the question remains.. did he purchase the firearm legally? Did he apply for a permit to carry? It sounds like the gun was illegal(on probation possibly a prohibited person) and he made no attempt to get a permit..

I have to agree, I got talked out of a bigger blower. Currently I have the BR 430 and it's 500cfm, it was less than $500 I really wish it had more power for the amount of leaves I have to push. Then again I have about 1.5 acres to clear up. But unless everything is super dry, by the time you get a good pile going, things really slow down. Since then, I actually built a leaf collection system for my Tractor since it has the add on blower for the deck. Now, the blower is plenty for just basic clean up. I also purchased the Stihl leaf vacuum, which is awesome for around areas that have mulch and thick decorative plants.

I reject that notion as well. Every place was/is a potential shootout prior to Bruen.. Bruen changed nothing. Carrying a firearm doesn't mean you live in fear, it means you live prepared and ready to defend yourself. I too, chose my home location due to being rated one of the safest towns in the country. Yet, that doesn't stop criminals from over 40 miles away coming to victimize us. Criminals are not cemented in their communities, and the last 15 years they have sought targets in these "safe" communities. A guy in Glen Rock was beaten and robbed over a lottery ticket just this year. He drove a short distance from his home to a convenience store. A town that is arguably one where people would think this could never happen. Being prepared for the unexpected doesn't mean youre living in fear, it means you are living in a reality that you can't control these things.

Kinda hard to hold a beer with a frame mounted throttle...

Yes, but I'm not sure that applies here, but why would you ever notify authorities of your Intent to break a law? It can only hurt you, and in this case if you don't win in court it could be disastrous for sentencing. At that point you can't even argue if charged that the law is unclear and confusing when it says "one permit for all handguns owned".

How so? A declaration means absolutely nothing, it actually could be worse since you are now conspiring to break the law and are notifying the authorities to such illegal activities. A case moves forward one of two ways, either you petition the court its violating your rights(and maybe they accept the case), which now requires you to hire a lawyer to petition and litigate the case, OR are charged with violating the law. The only "correct way" is the former, the latter is exactly what would occur under your proposal. Either way you are paying a shit ton of money for a lawyer. Under NO circumstances should you ever admit you plan on breaking the law, or are already breaking it.

Supposedly he should be denied bail now, however I bet he ends up on the street and this won't be his last either.

He was a prohibited person. It does help our cause... actually.

It's makes pretty good sense. Most people with air based allergies will be effected in the eyes nose and throat well before anything else. These "dry" based allergens rarely effect skin to the same degree, such as pollen. Primarily due to the fact they have a difficult time getting past tissue layers where the immune system can react. If he is wearing a respirator, that covers his respiratory system, but it's hard to completely isolate your eyes even with sealed goggles due to fogging issues.