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CNN covered it on Sunday with the Texas AG explaining the facts of life to the hostess.

Well with that view I see at least two other (CCW?) men with firearms ready to go.

Seeing is believing. One ticket cancelled.

I'll do that. Thanks.

I appreciate that addition. I've thought about getting a complete Gen4 slide for a 20, since it will work on the 40 frame. But when they appear the prices seem to be almost as much as the whole pistol. Regardless, I think I'll just be sticking with the 40 for a while and try a red dot on it.

Club Bene, Sayreville - Tower of Power The Searchlight, Stanhope - Twisted Sister County College of Morris - Mountain, Edgar Winter Group Note: Edgar Winter was the last big time rock band to play at CCM due to the 'rowdy' crowd behavior, which included knocking down a couple of the entrance doors. "FRANKENSTEIN!"

And some FFLs in PA don't know that as a two-state-resident I can buy firearms (any type) in PA. So, they lose my business. Technically the transfer is from you to the FFL, and from the FFL to the buyer. If that was illegal, there would be no interstate commerce in used firearms.

As long as the transfer goes through a Delaware FFL you should be good to go. Since you are allowed to ship to a FFL in another state, I don't know of any reason you can't take it yourself.

So noted. Thanks. And Merry Christmas!

A few years ago I had a session with the late Bill Fearon of the NJSP. In somewhat different terms he inferred exactly the same thing. And he was in a position to know for sure.

TargetSportsUSA has some. I don't know if you like this round or how the price compares but they have a lot of it. Also have it in FN for more money.

Is there a one-time-pad we can apply against the letter and find out that "Epstein didn't kill himself"! Or maybe "Hillary is guilty!".

Nice rig. Amazing that Icom, Yaesu and Kenwood have been in the games this long. I still have my FT-101E and TS-930S. It's still a trip to talk halfway around the world without a hard wire. And, as Nelli Ohr realized, most of that communication path is out of the range of the NSA and similar organizations. Your conversation doesn't wind up in a Utah data center.

So I shot the Underwood rounds at the range Wednesday. Yes, it's a bigger bang. In fact one guy out of the three at the other end of the lanes came over to see what all the noise was and reported back to his friends 'he's shooting 10mm'. The Underwood Range Supply 297 is a definite step up from the Magtech rounds I shot previously. They felt 'comfortable' out of the Glock 40, and my wife shot them too. I could shoot them for a while. The 246 ammo felt slightly hotter but OK to shoot. The 231 was definitely a step-up! I wouldn't want to shoot them all day at 1600 fps. Here's where I suspect the ergonomics of a particular pistol might come into play. But we did get a kick out of the boom and muzzle flash! @Rob0115: in your opinion what's the most 'ergonomic' of the 10mm's you shoot?

Ja, ja, ich bin ein amerikanischer Spion!

So honestly, is that more annoying than her laugh? In the future those two sound bites will be used as repetitive audio clips to assist in breaking down prisoners of war.

Here's the no-thumb-safety version. There's also a version with a Crimson Trace laser built in.

How timely. So here's a slice of real life. The following text exchange tonight between my daughter (a HUGE Giants fan for the last three decades, until Kaepernick pulled his kneel job) who really likes Eli Manning: Me: Bulletin... Eli's starting against the Eagles tonight! Her: Whatever. Me: Hahahahahaha! Her: Not watching. Obviously. Me: The NFL has no idea how much damage Kaepernick did to their fan base! Her: Started with the wife beaters, murderers, drug addicts, then Vic and Kaepernick were the icing on the cake. They're all millionaires. So I took a good look, and I do see a lot of empty seats at the Link. I did start watching some pro ball the last month or so after a long hiatus. I do like the game. And in the college games I've seen this season the players are starting to mimic the NFL stereotypes. As I've mentioned before. I like football because I sucked at basketball and baseball. It was the only game I played competently.

OK, so let's try this: You must have gun insurance, but it's illegal in NJ, and there's no companies approved to offer it. Voila! You can't have a gun!

Peloton vs. Impeachment? Peloton wins! A bonus: gin trumps Peloton. Be sure to watch the three videos.

I guess this will be my last word on the topic (I hope!). Power's been stable and the outage count is below 500 statewide. One interesting observation. When I went by the JCP&L headquarters in Newton yesterday there was a state trooper in a patrol car at each driveway mouth. Perhaps some customers without power were getting (or threatening to get) a little too testy.

At 08:40 PM the customer outage total is at 11,435.

Here's the detail. Andover Borough 109 of 447 customers without power (24%) Andover Township 2,068 of 2,486 customers without power (83%) Branchville Borough 26 of 560 customers without power (5%) Byram Township 111 of 3,536 customers without power (3%)) Frankford Township 261 of 2,118 customers without power (12%) Franklin Borough 406 of 2,480 customers without power (16%) Fredon Township 535 of 1,352 customers without power (40%) Green Township 845 of 1,459 customers without power (58%) Hamburg Borough 150 of 2,006 customers without power (7%) Hampton Township 655 of 2,402 customers without power (27%) Hardyston Township 821 of 3,782 customers without power (22%) Hopatcong Borough 387 of 6,676 customers without power (6%) Lafayette Township 424 of 824 customers without power (51%) Montague Township 210 of 1,717 customers without power (12%) Newton Town 861 of 3,849 customers without power (22%) Ogdensburg Borough 847 of 988 customers without power (86%) Sandyston Township 876 of 1,156 customers without power (76%) Sparta Township 4,658 of 8,703 customers without power (54%) Stanhope Borough 23 of 1,668 customers without power (1%) Stillwater Township 860 of 2,134 customers without power (40%) Sussex Borough 26 of 1,253 customers without power (2%) Vernon Township 509 of 4,429 customers without power (11%) Walpack Township 121 of 127 customers without power (95%) Wantage Township 180 of 1,716 customers without power (10%)

For those of you who don't live in Sussex, Warren, Hunterdon or near the NY border, let me tell you it's a mess up here with the ice and snow. Early Monday AM JCP&L listed less than 2,000 customers without power. By Monday night it was up to around 15,000. Last night it was over 35,000. This afternoon around 3 PM the count was below twenty, and now at 4 PM it's back up to 23,600. My point is we're not out of the woods by any stretch, and we're expecting 30 mph winds tomorrow without significant melting ahead of time. The trees are still ice bound. JCP&L says the ETR is 11:30 PM tomorrow night. I think that's a crock. We lost power at 8:48 PM Sunday and got it back at 2:38 AM. Then down again at 1:31 PM Monday and back up at 8:24 PM. Down again at 11:18 PM, and up at 6:14 AM Tuesday. We've been up since then, but 70% of my township is still without power. Get the big picture here, if you haven't seen this before. I finally got out to Newton today and the roads are a mess. But the number of trees/bushes/vines still hanging on the electric, cable and phone wires was unbelievable! It's incredible that the utilities let all this growth really impede on the wire paths. No, I don't expect them to denude the county of trees, but a lot of what I saw would be prevented by a simple topping or pruning. Fortunately we have all disaster equipment in place and operating. Regardless, it's a pain in the ass! /RantOff/