Old Glock guy

My thoughts exactly!

I say get another Glock. If you're set on a .40, get the 35 or the 22. If not, the 34 is really nice, my favorite of my handguns.

The way I see it, there are only three possible outcomes to carrying illegally, none of them good: 1.) You carry for whatever period of time, have no need to use your gun, and you don't get caught. That's your best possible outcome, but the net result is the same as if you did not carry. 2) You carry, and get caught by the police before you ever need to use your gun to defend yourself. That's your worst possible outcome. You are going to go to prison for years, and as a convicted felon, you will lose a number of your rights, including the right to ever own guns. 3) You carry, and eventually use our concealed weapon to save your life. You've stayed alive and avoided being carried by six; but the twelve are going to send you off to prison for years anyway, with all the other consequences noted above. IANAL, but that's the way I see it.

I'm glad you didn't say STD's!

Well, bad business climate, highest property taxes, highest population density, high cost of living, among the worst gun laws. Why do we even bother to stay here?

Yes, I'm sure they will go for that next year. Or maybe five. A couple of years later, it's three, then one; then they can go for their dream of zero.

I'll take that last spot on 6/27.

I believe they are spoofing the Magpul guys.

No, it appears that she is indeed a moron: http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/11/25/Sandy-Hook-Report-Adam-Lanza-Broke-Laws-To-Acquire-Guns-Broke-More-Laws-Using-Them

It is my understanding that Sections 2 and 3 are indeed in conflict, and that #3 wins. So I have no idea what purpose is served by Section 2. Perhaps others can shed more light on this.

Wait, if Pennsylvania's AG has cancelled reciprocity on non-resident CCW permits for several other states, why would everyone be in a rush to get one from Texas? (I asked a similar question when PA cancelled FL reciprocity, and everyone was rushing to Utah. I was told that the Utah agreement was statutory, and it would be unlikely that she would change it.) Who is the real driving force behind this campaign to eliminate recognition of out of state, non-resident CCW's in Pennsylvania? I doubt the AG is deciding it on her own.

I'm going to disagree with that. I believe Moms Demand, Million Moms, and others like that are noble, well-intended people who want to end gun violence, but have no clue as to how to go about it. I've written to my local paper on several occasions to explain that all of us are against gun violence (duh!), but banning guns, magazines, evil features, etc. is not going to get it done.

Ouch! I just got a Wrangler Sahara Unlimited three months ago, and I love it! I don't do any off-roading, but I got it to replace an old Mountaineer that I kept on hand for when I go trail running, in bad weather, and for trips to the range. I never was a fan of the two-door version, but this one is so nice, that I use it most of the time. My GF doesn't like that it's a little tough getting into and out of when we're dressed up, so I've kept my more conventional car for when we go out. I don't think I would be any happier with a Range Rover at twice the price. And I have not heard much about Wranglers being carjacked. Sorry, I can't rent it to you, but if you guys are in the area, I'd be happy to take you for a ride, let you and/or her drive it, and talk guns with you. I'm in Wayne. PM me if you're interested.

OK, it took me until Nick's post to figure out what your "vape" is. Damn, I'm so old and out of touch! Hey, at least I eventually got it. Oh, and BTW, nice blade!

Stories like that are extremely common (see the NRA or USCCA magazines), but they do not fit the MSM agenda, so we rarely hear about them.

Funny!

I posted this earlier today on another thread: "Do you know if it's NJ legal? What a shame that we have to worry about BS stuff like that. For the life of me, I still can't figure out how something like having a collapsible stock or bayonet lug makes a gun more dangerous." Interesting to hear the MSM picking up on this.

No, I wasn't questioning whether or not the stock was pinned. I was just curious as to its NJ legality in general, and lamenting the fact that we need to stress over such petty BS.

Lalo, I recently purchased the same gun (I believe), but I like yours a lot better. Could you describe what you have done to it, either in a post or a pm? Do you know if it's NJ legal? What a shame that we have to worry about BS stuff like that. For the life of me, I still can't figure out how something like having a collapsible stock or bayonet lug makes a gun more dangerous.

Anthony, that was brilliant! Of course they will totally ignore you and ram the bill through along party lines.

Very interesting. I had not given this much thought. Just curious why a UPS hub is OK, but not a UPS store? Is there some legal distinction between them, or is it just more arbitrary NJ BS?

LOL! Yes, he was going to do that, but then he forgot. ;-) I thought the episode was pretty good. How about when the hussy stuck the knife in the guy's ear? You need a really slim blade for that!

That SCOTUS would just dismiss this whole thing because they feel it is not worth their attention is indeed deflating. How about a sign like this for our highways: "Welcome to New Jersey! Abandon hope, all ye who enter here."

I'm on it! Got the DVR set, and picking up Chinese food as I dash home to watch it.

Are we allowed to carry rocks in our pockets for self defense? Or only if there is an explainable legal purpose, like opening coconuts? If so, is there a limit on the size and number we can carry?