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I notice nobody moved the pistol out of the perp's reach. And the victim seems pretty disorganized; his attention is all over the place and the perp is not dead. So, the threat remains? Nevertheless, congratulations! Not sure I could have done better.

There already was one, and thanks to the NJ Supreme Court 30 days means whatever they imagine it means. .. 30 days from receiving your application ....30 days from reading your application .....30 days from starting the background check ......30 days from finishing the background check .......30 days from only responsible P.O. returning from vacation .........30 days from hiring a typist to type up the permits ...........etc. Just ask Robert Torricelli.

1. Application type: Handgun permits 2. Police Department where you applied: NJSP Sussex Station 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD: Sgt. Hollar 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit: 11 weeks 5. Documents required by the PD: none. All standard. 6. Notes - Sgt. Hollar is very efficient and processes the applications in a timely manner. 9 weeks worth of the delay is simply getting the permits typed in Trenton. So much for the AG's directive to get things working in a timely manner. Another friend of mine: 1. Application type (FID/permit w/ existing FID): FID and handgun permits 2. Police Department where you applied: NJSP Washington Station 3. Name of the person he dealt with at the PD: Sgt. Hyler 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit: see notes 5. Documents required by the PD: None 6. Notes - My friend had an issue back when he was in his teens. He brought the issue to the attention of the NJSP before he even applied, and provided documentation supporting his position that his application should be granted. After discussion, they advised him he could and should apply. He applied last February. They cashed his check in late March. He waited approximately 11 months with no word. This week he called the barracks, and they said the delay was in Trenton. He called the FIU, and the detective told him they were going to deny his application due to the fact that he might have been sentenced to something, rather than what actually happened. So in other words, they decided to deny his application and waited for him to call to find out. As of yet he has received no written denial. I was speechless.

We already have waiting periods. It's called Handgun Purchase Permits. My most recent took 11 weeks through the NJSP. My friend is still waiting 10 months + for the same.

One anomaly with the Glock 30: finger pinch. There's a small gap between the magazine base and the bottom of the grip. Depending on your hand and how you grip the 30, you may find the flesh of your pinky finger is pinched when the gun is fired. I found exactly the right size O-ring to slide over the magazine to fill that gap and stop it. I've never had this issue on any other Glock I've shot. It bothers some people, but not everyone.

Today only. https://www.sigsauer.com/store/sale/special-offer.html

Excellent! Thanx for posting that up.

You beat me to it Emma. Anyway here is the ANJRPC version posted on their home page. They go into somewhat more detail. Edit: OK, and Sig guy also beat me with the full text. Where's my coffee?

Interesting question. There are no Glock 19s Gen 1 for sale on Gunbroker. There is one Glock 17 Gen 1 'collectible' starting at $805. There are currently 9 bidders.

Bingo! Thanx!

While looking at some of those links I found this. Just started going through it. Depending on the stage of a project and its budget, might be useful.

Freedom Munitions is free shipping on anything and any size order. Today only. 20:30 Update: Tomorrow is 5% off everything and free shipping.

I would second buying from a local dealer that also services what they sell. When the blower breaks you're going to want the service level the shop gives purchasing customers, not the level reserved for those who got the 'bargain' at Home Depot, Lowes or the Internet. In the long run prompt service when you need it is equally as important as the equipment. Personally I run a 13 hp Toro and it's been a CHAMP. Even throws slush and water like I wouldn't believe. This is one of the larger models with the impeller overflow space in the auger shroud. Made a HUGE difference over my previous Deere.

I'm putting this here to get the widest exposure for informational purposes. Please start any firefights over in The Lounge. The AMA has published a completely biased report on Stand Your Ground laws. Here is an analysis of that study over on National Review. This, coupled with Shannon Watts announcing that her group will not be dissuaded by Trump's election, demonstrates the left is not backing down one little bit. I don't believe we should either.

Now until Thursday the Sig Store has 40% off all P220 stuff. Unfortunately the 8 and 10 round magazines are out of stock! But a lot of other stuff is there.

My wife and I will shoot an extra 200 rounds this afternoon in celebration that we DUMPED Hillary. I sincerely hope Trump can rise to the occasion and prove all his critics wrong.

Here's some 'ammunition' for those of you attending. Five tricks gun controllers play in conversation.

No. It's the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. It protects firearms, nothing else.

First, let me say I'm posting this in the general area because it has information and pointers to facts I haven't heard discussed anywhere else. Please keep comments civil; this article deserves the widest possible distribution. I'm posting it so supplement public knowledge, not start a food fight. It's well known that HRC wants to hold gun manufacturers responsible for firearms used in criminal acts. A popular supposition is that she wants to do this so that gun manufacturers can be sued out of existence. Voila: gun control. That is apparently not the case. The real strategy is outlined in this article, which reviews the history of the lawsuit strategy as well as references from the Clinton Presidential Archives. You may be surprised at the real strategy in play. Namely, doing an end-run around Congress.

I find it hard to believe that anyone who was alive and of age in the 1990s would even consider pulling the lever for another Clinton. But they are out there.

My condolences. But recognize that your pain with the loss of a pet confirms that you are a member of the real sentient part of the human race. And that's why we have pets.

I don't know what the cause was, but the issue was definitely DNS resolution. Couldn't get an IP for the site.

There's plenty of times when the Australian model of gun control is touted as a success, including references by Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama. This article by an Australian publication reveals the fact that it's a failure, and backs up that claim with a lot of data and background. In summary: the criminals are armed better than ever. Please note: I put this post in this forum so it would receive some wide exposure, not to start a discussion that belongs in the 1st Amendment Lounge. It's important, especially just before the election, that we have some basis for negating at least one portion of the continuing attack on our Second Amendment. Or confirmation of what we already think we intuitively know. If someone needs to vent on the subject, please open another post in the Lounge. Addendum: the Australian government has declared a new amnesty.

You may be legal in the NJ pasture, but you are still illegal on the Federal Farm. Doesn't matter to me; I won't be using it in any case. But I would like to hear from someone with CO experience in MJ and firearms.

That's what I use on the house perimeter every spring, and again during the summer if we're attacked. Very effective. But I don't stop there. I have personally seen carpenter ants eat Maxforce gel I put out when under seige, and carry off Advance dry bait, and then the next day discovered anywhere from 50 to several hundred ant carcasses at the point of entry. And never saw them again that season. I also scatter Advance dry bait around the house perimeter every spring as a prophylactic. If the carpenter ants find that before they find the house, they might kill the queen and the nest in the woods before they get on the move.