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Thanx for that lead. I never heard of these guys before.

You will need to understand exactly how your individual radiators are connected. Series, parallel, or a combination of both. Until you know that, you can't formulate a plan to balance the flow(s). For example, in my last house the radiators on one side of the house were in series, and the radiators on the other side were in series, and those two loops were fed off a T. So, I had to insert a valve on the 'fast' loop so I could slow down the flow to match the other loop. Then all the radiators at least had the same water flow rate. That didn't get me to a 'perfect' balance (due to unequal amounts of radiator-feet), but it was 90% good enough and simple to do. Draw yourself a piping schematic diagram so you can make some sense out of it.

My wife and I have shot at least 8K 'reman' rounds of 9, 38, 40, and 45 with an issue rate no more significant than other factory rounds we've shot. She's almost exclusively Glock; I'm Glock, Sig, M&P and HK autos. S&W revolvers. No, they are not 100.0% flawless. Considering their price and performance (and free shipping when offered) they are fine for practice. And don't overlook the brass trade-in credit. I've got another 35 pounds going back next week. Cha-ching.

"Web marketing" definitely popped into my mind when I first hit the site, so I agree with your impression. The question I'm working on now is whether the guy has some really valid points about preparing to carry concealed. I have the definite impression a lot of CCW people just buy what they think is the right gun, strap it on, and hit the street. That will not be my approach, when the time comes. I'll have to look up some of the statistics he quotes, and talk to some of my LE acquaintances who have more experience than I do. Perhaps some of our LE members on the forum will offer their perspective.

I was on a 2A website somewhere when an ad filled in on the sidebar talking about the 'real' story on preparing for concealed carry. OK, I'm in New Jersey and I'll never legally carry concealed here. But I won't always be here. And I carry in my house and on my property. So I clicked on the link. I was taken to a slide/video presentation. One of the ones you can't pause or stop, so you know right away this is probably a pitch to sell you something. And it was. But it held my attention, and i did watch about 25 minutes of it before my company arrived. (Super Bowl Sunday) Whether or not the guy was making a sales pitch, I thought the arguments he was making were mainly valid. (e.g. There's a big difference between target practice and a gunfight.) That's why I kept going. And now I've gone to the home page on the website, which contains a lot of the material in the presentation I saw, minus a dash cam video from a real police encounter where the officer died. I'm not sure if I'll buy his training product or not, but I thought it was worth looking at and considering. If you feel the same, go to the Amazon link and read the product reviews, which are almost entirely favorable. I'm mainly interested in preparing for reality, not checking off boxes in a list that supposedly means I'm 'prepared'. The website is: http://concealedcarryconfidence.org/ The presentation URL with the embedded video is: http://concealedcarryconfidence.org/concealed-carry-training-d/?c1&gclid=CKej0r7TwcMCFQaOaQodxjUANA I thought some of you might find this educational. I think the presentation URL is worth watching. You know in advance it's a sales tool, but listen to what he's presenting. And no, this guy is not my relative.

Unfortunately, yes they are.

Speer Gold Dot 124 gr. +P says a voice with more experience than me. Read http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1556819 and many other posts in that forum on 9MM SD ammo.

The URL is: http://www.sightpusher.com/Handgun-Sight-Tool.html fishersolutions.com is a small business agent.

I'm glad to see someone with 2A support is alive and well in Princeton. My high school friend, who was actually a Goldwater Republican, now says "I wouldn't trust myself around a gun". He's been simmering in the Princeton Liberal Broth for 40 years. Don't let that happen to you! Nice Python. And my wife dig's your Scotch.

A lot of us have known this for quite a while. And now we see it much more frequently. Here are the contrasting details about the treatment of David Gregory and Mark Witaschek. (Who?) http://www.nationalreview.com/article/397076/david-gregory-and-why-law-only-little-people-charles-c-w-cooke

The same wording was on the previous version of the form dated 6/11. I used that form by itself in October of 2013 to apply for an exemption to use with permits I applied for the previous July (and hadn't received by October). The permits and the exemption were all approved and I received them together. I did not hand them in at the same time.

I don't hate the DAK trigger, but it's not as good I expected. So I'm converting my 229 to DA/SA. Like you, I think it's a really nice pistol.

OK, I found the problem. It's a DNS issue, apparently with the CenturyLink servers allocated to NW NJ network segments. They won't resolve the name advancedigital.bootstrap.fyre.co, so the comments won't load on the pages regardless of what browser I'm using. When I switch my machine's primary DNS reference to a Google server (for example) the name is resolved and everything works. Update: So I included one of Google's public servers (8.8.8.8) in my local DNS server forwarder list, and now everything is fine. By the way the name advancedigital.bootstrap.fyre.co actually resolves to usea1l3-620807209.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com [107.23.159.19] So apparently Fyre is using Amazon web services and/or hosting.

For the last 48 hours or so the Comments on NJ.COM have appeared to be totally off (unavailable and invisible), or partially on. The behavior is slightly different in Chrome or IE 11, but in either browser they are not working consistently. Article titles may not show comments available, or show comments available but they never load. And then, sometimes, they do. Is anyone else seeing this? I have multiple machines and they are all exhibiting the same symptom, regardless of IE version or OS.

I've been fired twice in my life. Both times it was the gateway to some other things a lot better. And much more lucrative. Yes, there was some 'luck' involved. But I'm the one that did the work to get lucky. Some say Columbus 'discovered' America by luck. But if he didn't have the guts to sail out of the harbor towards what many thought was the edge of the earth, he never would have been positioned to be 'lucky'. If you get my drift. Good luck to you. Make it happen. Success is the best revenge.

Then you're next on the Acquisition List!!!

I am old enough to not have forgotten: MARS ..... NEEDS.... WOMEN!

Glad it all went well, even though your wallet is lighter. That's the way it goes sometimes. We do what we feel best. My three felines send their regards and best wishes.

Bloomberg is funding the project. We may have to request a rename to 'Columbia School Of Propaganda'. If it wasn't already. Anyone want to apply? http://dartcenter.org/content/apply-now-southwest-workshop-on-covering-guns-gun-violence#.VLaEyCvF-Sr

I'm glad to hear that. I have an LE version sitting in my FFL's safe and I'm waiting on permits. I haven't shot it yet, but it does fit my hands well too as you describe. And I didn't make any adjustments with the different strap setups.

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NJ 2C:58-3. f. states "A permit to purchase a handgun shall be valid for a period of 90 days from the date of issuance and may be renewed by the issuing authority for good cause for an additional 90 days." That is a total of 180 days 'from the date of issuance'. 180 days from 7/11/2014 is 1/7/2015; Wednesday. The permit in question is valid through Wednesday by standard bank-style calendar interpretation, similar to what is used for OGAM. (But the OGAM statute language is more explicit.) If you're in doubt, call the Firearms Unit in Trenton for the final word. I have never seen the administrative code interpretation on this, if there is one.

No. 1/22/15 is day 30. No need to wait!

OP: I second Bob's suggestion. You need to report this so the ANJRPC can push their buttons. All that extra stuff is illegal, and the longer we let them get away with it the tougher it is to root out. Here's the link: http://www.anjrpc.org/?page=A_Strikeforce

Teky: you're welcome. Both the SP-66 and the application for permits to purchase a handgun are available online. They are PDF files that can be filled out on your computer and printed out in advance of submission to your PD. (Assuming you have a PC.) Don't sign them until you're in the presence of the officer taking in your application. At my NJSP barracks today, the procedure was as before. I brought all the forms with my DL, FID and personal check to cover the number of permits ($2 each). After he reviewed them, he gave me a sheet with the ORI number for that barracks and the URL to submit the SB-212 online. My distinct impression is you should submit your application to the PD before you go to the website to start a background check. Your PD needs to expect it. The forms are available here: http://www.njsp.org/info/forms.html#firearms Good luck.