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Pardon me if I don't shed a tear.

Now that's really a lot! LOL

Hey, @Displaced Texan: Just how many guns are there in Texas? Texas gun culture of having firearms ‘inside suits, boots, bras’ shocks reporter | Fox News

I know we all want to contribute our fair share. N.J.’s gas tax will increase Sunday. Here’s how we’ll rank compared to other states. - nj.com

Mmmm hmmm. (Can't figure out how to replicate that alphabetically.)

Newsome gone wild. Send all the aliens to CA. Governor Newsom Signs Multiple Anti-Gun Bills Into Law, Including California's 'Bruen Response Bill' – RedState 23 to be exact.

Well what do you know? It appears we only need 2.2 round mags! Judge Benitez destroys the 2.2 rounds per DGU lie once and for all – Bearing Arms Should I slice that 9mm round longitudinally, or do a cross section?

Sad but true! Who would have thought?

"Pick a target, freeze it, personalize it." Saul Alinsky Well done!

I know this isn't exactly a 'hot deal', but I haven't seen brand name 9mm at .24 (.2398) delivered in quite a while. S&B is pretty good. Special Deal on S&B 9mm Ammo @ SGAmmo | SGAmmo.com It's .265 at TSUSA, where even the Blazer aluminum case is .240.

What I find really funny is that any man finds creatures like that titillating.

Do you have to be a member to get that price, or can anyone pull in?

Now mostly $3.80 in Newton, with one $3.70 hanging in.

Hey, hey, hey... it's not just assault weapons any more; it's assault speech! So says Jacinda. Former NZ PM Ardern Urges United Nations To 'Crack Down On Free Speech As A Weapon Of War' | ZeroHedge

As a long time TSUSA Ammo+ member who let membership expire earlier this year, I think this was just a come on to bring in subscriptions. I received several preliminary emails encouraging me to sign up in advance of the sale start to take advantage of the coming discounts. However the use of the phrase 'select ammo' stood out. I interpreted it to mean the big discounts wouldn't be on popular calibers. Based on what I saw yesterday I was right. I should add I dropped my membership because I didn't foresee needing anything more at this point, and at these prices. TSUSA will still be my go-to vendor should conditions change.

Military Personnel Seen Wandering Forest Pressing Button On F-35 Key Fob | Babylon Bee

Last Friday $4.00 for regular west of Hazleton. (Yes, I rounded it off.) Pretty much the same everywhere else out there. BTW, check out this article. There's a gas scam running at the pumps in PA. And for those who have never left the USSNJ and had to pump their own, there's a primer on how to do it. NJ Drivers: Don't fall for this gas pump scam (nj1015.com)

Come to think of it, how many 'assault weapons' were eventually registered or turned in? That's my last joke for the day.

That's possible with the change key and instructions. Travis did point out that those who do that need to confirm the combination they think they set does in fact work, and test it a couple of times BEFORE they close the door! When I got my safe I made sure to do just that. The door was shipped with the lock mechanism open. Even though I knew what the combination was supposed to be, I'd never operated a classic tumbler lock. Took me a couple of tries to get the movement down pat. Unfortunately some of Zanotti's customers forgot that little detail.

If so, it might come in handy when Biden breaks out his F-16s. "How Do You Lose An F-35?": US Military Can't Find Stealth Jet After "Mishap" | ZeroHedge

Sunday Smiles! – HotAir

I guess this deserves a new thread. It erases much of the discussion. NJ Revises Carry Training Requirements! - Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs (anjrpc.org)

Here you go. NJ Revises Carry Training Requirements! - Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs (anjrpc.org)

Given the title of this thread I'm cross posting from the Liberty Safe thread. The following may be of interest to those considering buying a 'safe'. Also, anyone considering purchasing a 'safe' (read Residential Security Container) should explore this site throroughly. Honest Gun Safe Reviews, Trusted Since 2013 - Gun Safe Reviews Guy

Given some of the skepticism I read, I decided to contact Zanotti Armor and confirm a few things. So I emailed them last night. This morning at 9 my phone rang. It was Travis at Zanotti. I won't try to recreate the conversation. Suffice to say that my confidence in their business and their safes is confirmed. Here are the major points we covered. Electronic locks are really the crux of the Liberty issue, because of the existence of 'back door' combinations that can be revealed by a manufacturer or vendor. (This can be true for any safe with an electronic lock.) Tumbler locks have one and only one combination. And once purchased there's nothing stopping the owners from changing the combination, either doing it themselves or hiring a locksmith. Travis and I discussed how to do this. Zanotti supplies this information and the necessary change key on request. When I purchased my safe in 2018 the policy was to not record the lock combinations. However that policy was modified. They now retain the combinations for a fixed period. Why? They've had instances where customers died, and did not leave the combination to the appropriate people. So with presentation of proper documentation and authority they could help heirs with that problem. (My records are already gone.) Said customer records are kept in a secure location. They are not available to general staff. Upon specific customer request, they will destroy a customer's record. After the Liberty story broke, Zanotti contacted an attorney to confirm what is legally required to force them to reveal a customer's combination, if they have it. The requirement in Iowa is a specific court order. A simple search warrant won't do it. Their policy shown below will be posted on their website. Zanotti is a privately owned family business and they are sturdy Second Amendment supporters. Needless to say Zanotti's business has picked up! I will continue to recommend them and their products, if their products are a good fit for someone's purpose. They are not 'cheap'. But you get what you pay for. And as a customer since 2018 I know Zanotti stands behind them. The current Zanotti policy: