MartyZ

If you look at it historically these teenagers starting in their garages become silicon valley billionaires by the time they can legally drink. So maybe not any tech savvy teenager but some can. My point is that nobody can expect 100% privacy when dealing with any electronic device no matter what the company claims.

That's why I don't like apple and don't have an iphone, honestly if it wasn't for my wife and kids I wouldn't have a single apple product in my house. It's not because I think their products are inferior, quite the contrary, their products are top notch. it's because I don't like their business practices, and as you mentioned, their grand claims of total security when most people know that's a flat out lie.

Any phone, tablet, computer, etc... can be hacked, and the scary thing is that you don't necessarily need US government financial resources to do it. Any tech savvy teenager in their garage can theoretically do it. Don't get me wrong, I am in no way condoning it, I vehemently oppose it. I think invasion of privacy is a crime of the highest degree. But facts are facts, and by denying them we only fool ourselves.

Anyone who ever thought that any electronic device could not be hacked is living in a dream world. I'm not at all surprised that the FBI found someone to break into the iphone, or any other device for that matter, no matter how good apple's programmers are, there is always someone better somewhere. Even the best safes can be cracked.

Buddy, I get everything just fine. This will give the opposition a taste of the pain we feel, that's what you don't get.

I don't walk and talk on my phone, I drive an talk on my phone and I always have to use a hands free. I am already affected so I have no sympathy for idiots who enjoy walking into walls or in front of a bus because they are too busy talking on their phone.

No, that's not the point, i'm not used to anything. But if there is a chance that these idiot libs will get a taste of their own medicine then i'm all for it.

I agree, but this law should piss off more libs then conservatives, so i'm ok with it.

What does this have to do with gun rights? This is actually a good thing for us since it impacts EVERYONE, especially those living in Jersey city and Hoboken where people do a lot of walking, and guess what, most of those people are Dems, New Yorkers who can't afford to live in Manhattan. Like I said before, they will get a taste of their own medicine.

And don't forget about the 15mb data limit

There will have to be a "Talking while Walking" checkpoint in Trenton. See how many of these schmuck legislators get caught themselves.

This is not an attack on 2A, it's an attack on 1A. I think it should pass, and watch all those Libs in northern cities like Jersey City and Hoboken get a taste of their own medicine.

Not necessarily. The merchant made the mistake, why should UPS pick the package up on their own dime? If the merchant paid UPS to pick it up that's a different story, but if they didn't pay then UPS will pick it up next time there in the area.

The barrel is a Ballistic Advantage 223 Wylde 20" rifle length, here is the link. http://ballisticadvantage.com/20-inch-223-wylde-dmr-rifle-length-ss-premium-barrel.html The ammo was cheap 55gr FMJ-BT PMC Bronze.

This will be a little long winded but bear with me. I changed the gas tube and ran the same test, and it still leaked the same if not worse then the original. I figured 2 bad tubes from 2 different manufacturers, not likely. But at this point a new gas block is a last resort. Then after watching a few youtube videos I decided to try something. I put a spent case from my last range trip and slammed the bolt forward to make sure the extractor engages and tried to rack the CH, sure enough it was tight, it took a good hard yank to pull it back. Ok, the case is getting stuck in the chamber, so that I the reason for the short stroke I think. And yes I did clean the barrel out initially but not the chamber, my screw-up, lesson learned. So I cleaned the chamber really good and got back out to the range this morning. The final outcome, had 1 FTE half way thru the second mag but after that over 300 rounds without another hiccup. It runs like a switch watch now. It is still under gassed, ejecting at 5 o'clock but it's cycling just fine. Hopefully the under gas problem goes away once the gas tube seals up. As far as accuracy goes, take a look at the pictures at 100yds, with cheap 55gr PMC ammo and a weaver kaspa scope I would say that's just about 0.5 MOA And here is about 200 rds at 100 yds Now, the Cryptic Coatings BCG after 300 rds After a wipe down with a dry paper towel in front where the logo is I would like to thank everyone for all your help. I would say this build is a success I also want to give a big thanks to Steve from Monmouth arms, he hooked me up last minute with the MB and pinned it over night for me before my first range trip.

That's exactly why I want it, because it's a novelty. obviously it's not practical in NJ but it's a great conversation piece. And I don't think that $400 is too much for something as unique as this.

That is nice

Ok, so when are NJ FFLs going to have these in stock? http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2016/03/24/this-double-barreled-handgun-folds-up-to-look-like-smartphone.html?intcmp=hpff

So it really is a BB gun or the prosecutor is lying or a genuine dumbass. But if it was an airsoft gun then wouldn't lying about the evidence be cause for a mistrial?

It can be used to prove an argument. "if CCW permits are being approved so often then why do judges need their own special considerations, why can't they apply like everyone else? The state says 95% of all applications get approved, so why can't the judges just apply?" I would love to see someone say that in court

I might be looking at this from a different angle. Doesn't the need for such a bill pretty much prove that CCW does not exist in PRNJ? And can't it be used to strengten our argument against the state in a possible future suit?

Not sure if it's banned but I saw an empty bix of it in a garbage can there last weekend, so someone was shooting it.

So now we know, "Wasted" is a justifiable need in NJ. No wonder Swiney has a carry permit.

I understand that, I was just commenting on their "impeccable" reporting. It was my unsuccessful attempt at sarcasm

As usual nj.com makes no sense: "While Robinson had a permit to carry the gun, it was loaded with hollow-point bullets." What does this mean, from which state did he have a permit from. They are making the hollow points look like more of a problem then the drunk driving.