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45Doll

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  1. Also another story here. See also the link to the original Free Beacon story. http://freebeacon.com/columns/katie-couric-is-a-liberal-hack-site-claims/ The silent footage inserted into the documentary stream is called 'b-roll'. That's footage taken prior to the start of the interview while the 2A people are waiting quietly. This footage would normally be used during other narrative. In this case it was deliberately inserted to make the 2A people look dumbfounded. It was not a case of sloppy editing. Quite the contrary.
  2. I didn't ask the question to join the argument. I would just like to know if the NJSP operates as a single entity, and if it's specified what round (or caliber for that matter) all NJSP troopers must use. Or are there options? For example, are they required to carry Speer Gold Dot 9mm +P 124 gr. JHP? Something different? A multiple-choice list? Or do they all just do what they want?
  3. Does anyone know for a fact what specific round(s) the NJSP use? Are they limited to one round type across the state, or is it a multiple choice?
  4. Simple solution here. Ask your FFL to cite and show you the statute that says that.
  5. I didn't train there, but I did take the two day Sig Armorer's class. The best part was sitting in the parking lot, eating my lunch, listening to the rifle fire cascading through the trees. Food goes better with a smile. P.S. Browsing through the (old) Sig Sauer Store gave me palpitations.
  6. I would think anyone who bought that pistol would have to realize they were buying themselves a lot more than a Kel-Tec. The preponderance of the purchase not for the better.
  7. So, like they do with P2Ps, let's have the agency turn 30 days into 30 months.
  8. Take another look at her pictures. See the wattle? For the record, this is the furthest extent of my knowledge on hunting.
  9. "Loreeeeeeeeeeeetttaaaaaaa! Loreeeeeeeeeeeeettaaa!" Works every time.
  10. 45Doll replied to checko's topic in Handguns
    Personally, I wouldn't start doing 'trigger work'. Just install the factory spring and trigger bar appropriate for your pistol. Original factory parts. That will get rid of the ridiculous NYC pull. Then shoot it and see what you think. Check out the many YouTube videos on changing Glock parts. Then decide if you're up for it , and if not then buy the parts anyway and have a gunsmith install them. It takes me about 10 minutes or less to change out those parts. You only need the Glock armorer's tool. "Trigger work" comes after dissatisfaction with the factory setup. But again, if it's a carry gun, don't get carried away with a light action. If it's just for competition or fun, do whatever you feel like.
  11. I look at it this way. In 5,000 years of recorded human history, there has never been an 'empire' that lasted. We won't be any different. It's just a matter of when. And of course, how.
  12. 45Doll replied to checko's topic in Handguns
    It probably has the NY-2 trigger spring in it, about 12#s. Blah! Switch it back to the factory spring, and the appropriate trigger bar. Factory pull should be between 5 and 6 #s when done. Stick with factory original parts for a carry gun. Gen3, Gen4, or something else?
  13. Ah yes... now I get it. Of course. I suppose I have $$$ on the brain at the moment. I sent that list of proposed laws to the real estate agent in PA. The female who open carries her .357. Just to give her a sense of appreciation of how things are here in Stalag NJ.
  14. Our first meeting with the architect is this Thursday. But it's not free.
  15. Won't I have to wear a jacket and tie?
  16. Yes, it's not those in office; it's those who put them there. "You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason them self into."
  17. I was trying to be optimistic. So much for that. I feel better now too having read your post! Maybe it's time to cancel satellite. I find myself hitting the mute button a lot more, and fast forwarding news programs just reading the ribbons.
  18. In my view all these measures are fine, and I use some of them myself. But without a good monitored alarm system the objective is missed. Given enough time anything is vulnerable, even a T-30 rated commercial safe or bank vault. The point of doors, locks, walls, safes etc. is to keep out the amateurs and slow down the professionals until LE arrives. Security is an illusion.
  19. It's worse than I thought. The entire Drudge Report is in purple text. There is no escape.
  20. Never thought you were. I'm just relaying my experience with insurance companies. Read the policies and buy what you're comfortable with.
  21. It's not, but they will want to know the surrounding circumstances and won't pay without substantiation. Buy whatever you're comfortable with.
  22. And before that his name was unspeakable. Or was it unmentionable? Or unrecognizable? Or perhaps undefinable? Hell.. are we even sure he was a guy? The way things are now, I might have run into him in the ladies room. You know I like some of his music, and he never did anything to me personally. But this artist worship is something else to behold. And of course the media is over the top.
  23. So please, follow the example set and don't talk about anything else for the next 96 hours.
  24. Exactly. Like the dozens that have been predicted here. The NRA insurance won't cover that either.
  25. My home umbrella is for personal liability, not property. If you want firearms insurance, look at these guys. Their quote to me in $/K was very reasonable. And they cover everything.

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