JackDaWack

Yup, I was looking for a $1500 LVPO optic, and will probably grab a 1-6x such as the Vortex Razor in the future, but this made more financial sense right now and has huge value for the price.

Its a $650+ optic basically on clearance. The new Credo line is the slightly upgraded version. 1-4x was chosen for size, weight and application, under 300 yards The 1-8x Accupower is normally about $1100, the new credo is about $1300 From what I can tell at least compared to the Strike Eagle line, the Accupower is better in every aspect. I choose it for optical clarity and durability. Honestly, the new trijicon Ascent line is gonna cut into all these low cost lpvo optics bottom line if they keep the accupower build quality, minus the electronics.

I just grabbed a 1-4x accupower off primary arms for 399... whaaaaa.... my first lpvo

Such bullshit...

Literally. Its actually more effective than any product.. problem is... their shooting benches on some lines are covered. There is a simple solution. Get rid of the tables... then there is nothing to sanatize.

Meh, I will find a quiet morning to go one day.

ANJRPC? It doesn't matter these are basically all private ranges. They don't earn money based on daily occupancy. On most days I go to anjrpc it's slow. One RO makes rounds between ranges.. the place could run itself.

Luckily they have multiple ranges.. at the CLUB. I would just eliminate half the lanes, every other... well outside a 6 feet distance protocol. Fuck em... They won't even shut down that gym....

At the sussex country fair you can purchase(auction) animals and they will butcher the cuts for you... Its pretty common, im sure who ever participates and sells livestock would deal directly with you. A good friend of mine gets 6 pigs around this time of year and butchers them in the fall. They stopped buying cattle because their properties exclusively horses now, but all that Is very plentiful up here.

I think I'm gonna invest in a few cali key bcgs, I want to build a few pistols.. and if it ain't semi auto... mwhahah

And he didn't say anything about the fact the law states you have to obtain an nonfunctioning firearm Part in NJ? That's a pretty clear part of the law... what you have "obtained" by statutory definition can't be considered an actual firearm by NJ definition, the law even defines it. In any event, if you obtain a nonfuctioning firearm out of state, and manufacture it there.. If you bring it into NJ.. by jurisdictional limits.. you never obtained or possessed a nonfunctioning firearm part in NJ. If they treated it as a possession, you don't posses something that even falls under the law IN NJ. Fortunately, the state didnt use the term possession. They used "obtain" which without further defining is an action of coming into possession of something. Other points to consider. If I obtained these parts prior to passage of the law, since laws aren't retroactive in this respect would they be legal? The law doesn't say possession of them is legal, you just cant obtain them in NJ. I cant be held legally responsible for an action that was legal at the time. I'm also curious, are bb guns now illegal in NJ? If the state can't prove you obtained a non-function receiver to make a firearm IN NJ, I bet the cases get dropped. It also begs the question, if they wanted to outright ban guns without serial numbers, why didn't they just say so? H My only gripe here is the law specifically creates a disqualifier, what you "obtain" within the jurisdiction of NJ cant be a firearm by definition. The law goes as far to say what you obtained cant be in finished form. I think what NJ prosecutors think they can use this law for is something entirely different than what it says. To the average person, this law reads that it's illegal to obtain unfinished receivers in NJ... thats all. They shut down the ability for companies to send the parts here, that I believe is the heart of the law. If there are 4 cases I would be interested to know the outcome. It was widely reported this law banned ghost guns, and maybe that was the directive send out to police and prosecutors... but the law is a far cry from that. I'm not trying to be argumentative, I'm just trying to point out a difference. NAPPEN, most often advises people about the law in regards to what NJ is more likely to charge you with, and not necessarily what the law says. Thats why I really don't like his approach to NJ gun law advice.

We pay both sides legal fees...

That's a good one... I mean.. its probably the only tax you actually recieve services for in NJ. Everything else gets flushed into urban areas.

Cities housing trust fund= state taxes Federal grant = federal taxes While I appreciate the clarification its really doest change anything. Its just a redistribution of wealth scheme, meanwhile people out of work and broke everywhere else get nothing in regards.

I would tend to agree, but making informed statements is what sents us apart from people like greenday. I've read up a little bit on it, and it does seems like it will save us money. They created new programs that remove public workers from platinum plans indefinitely in the future. Current plans remain in place as long as your enrolled in it. Only 2 plans will be offered, one significantly increase out of pocket cost for out of network, the other is a NJ service plan only.. covers nothing out of state.. The only way they made this deal was by cutting around chapter 78, and relaying some savings back to the subscriber. There was a give and take.

Once again, the issue flies right over your head... Why does Newark get to hand out free state funded tax money? While everyone else gets jackshit? Thats not even considering a lot of renters already pay reduced rent because tax payers offset the cost.

Yup, I expect nothing significant until Robert's is overruled with another conservative being placed on the courts.

Thats ussually how unconstitutional laws are fought, or in this case ORDERS.

are you familiar with the new benefits program the state passed a few months ago? Its progress for the state finances.

I don't have the room for it. Otherwise I would. If anyone needs a good pesticide, I used this stuff call nuke em, by Flying Skull. It worked really well last year for me. I searched all over for something that wouldn't have anything bad in it for consumption. https://www.flyingskull.net/OMRI-Listed-NukeEm.html

Interesting enough, If you were to be cited or fined, you would have the option to take it all the way to SCOTUS. Otherwise, once this is all over SCOTUS will just deem the suit MOOT... just like they did with the NY gun law. It seems that if you want a court to rule on this, you need the state to "legally" punish you. Otherwise the state will just say... oh we just wont do that again.

Got a Hoe? Is @Zeke for rent? they will grow back, but pulling weeds is part of the chore. I know someone who sprays their garden down with roundup in early may, im well aware of the concerns with its use. I use it all over my property but not in the garden. Although, if you can give yourself a few weeks before planting in there I don't see it being that big of an issue... but who knows, Monsanto isn't the most honest. Unfortunately, good organic gardens require a ton of your attention.

ANJRPC, Cherry Ridge... Considering they filed for the suit and injunction it would probably be a bad idea to open up. A favorable ruling can help long term here

I'll be planting tomorrow. I have no idea how I lasted this long inside but everything is looking great. I put most stuff in pots and the green beans are already flowing. Need to get these guys pollinated. Storms supposed to roll in this evening so give ill give them one more day, looks like we shouldn't dip below freezing again. I got some gear to put in a drip irrigation system so that's gonna be nice to have

1) CO2 is better, way better. More power, more consistent. 2) Honestly, if its an airsoft pistol i would say who cares..