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When will they start requiring all Glocks to have NY2 12-pound triggers?

My PA home is in Schuylkill County and the sheriff is Joseph Groody. When I applied for my PA resident permit, the first deputy I spoke to in his office tried to convince me I couldn't get a PA LTCF because I was a 'part-time resident' and told me categorically I must have a PA DL. That is not true, and Sheriff Groody knew it wasn't true. Consequently he accepted our applications with proof of residence and our NJ DLs, and after the appropriate checks granted our resident LTCFs. I concluded that he is a fair sheriff who knows the law and enforces it as written. So I would recommend trying him for a non-resident LTCF. He just won re-election last year, and we both voted for him. The first Democrat either of us have ever voted for.

So originally you're from Philly? LOL

Voted the best sandwich in New Jersey (POLL) (nj1015.com) The egg-cheese-and-some-kind-of-meat breakfast sandwich is good. But my favorite (not for breakfast) is the Sloppy Joe. Preferably from here: Legendary Millburn Deli is opening another N.J. location - nj.com

Right. Unless there's a "Hate Has No Home Here" sign in their yard.

Those of you who can, remember how rowdy people got when they couldn't get gas? Think of how rowdy they'll be when they can't get food. As for neighbors, don't overlook banding together. We with ammo help protect you with food. "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." Rick, Casa Blanca

I've been reading articles predicting a food shortage within 18 months for the last six months. It may be closer than that. Those of you thinking of laying in extra food supplies may want to read this. A Horrifying Drought Is Causing Widespread Crop Failures Throughout The United States And Europe – Investment Watch (investmentwatchblog.com)

And this might be the biggest bastardization of the Constitution ever implemented. That is NOT what the interstate commerce clause was about.

The laugh for us is, their limit is supposed to be 10, and they were taking 30. If only. FPC Wins 2nd Amendment Victory Against Too-Long Waiting Periods for Firearms in California – RedState

Bump stock ban upheld by federal court - TheBlaze

Bingo! Why should the harassment end after two years?

I wouldn't be surprised. But if they have any sense left (which I realize is a faint hope) they might wait to see what happens with NY if their law is thrown out. It will be challenged, and IMO it will be thrown out. It's a blatant attempt to circumvent the SCOTUS ruling. Although who knows how long that might take.

Morris County NJ outage, Rt. 80 traffic from power line snap (njherald.com)

My outage this morning was a vehicle accident at route 94 and Paulinskill Lake road. It must have taken down a primary fed by the substation on 94 just north of Blairstown, so the primary kicked off and took down a couple thousand customers. Off at 9: 55 AM, back on at 1:55 PM. Solid since then.

There isn't any gun listed on the permit.

On the Optimum lineup out of Sparta ( formerly SECTV) which serves Sussex County the Food Network is 59/559HD. Thanks for that. I just DVR'd it.

@quikz Thanks very much for the exposition. If (and when) I get my permit in Sussex County I'll report back with my outcome.

@quikz Thanks for relating your experience. If you don't mind telling us, was your license restricted as to when and/or where you could carry, what you could carry, or both? Thanks in advance.

No it isn't. Shopping carts have been a favorite conveyance for the 'homeless' for decades. And not for groceries. That's why the quarter chain locks on the carts were originally installed.

The notary is not certifying your references. The notary is certifying that you are the one signing the application (your signature is in the 'notary' block) and your assertion that everything you answered on page one is true. Read the statement. I did read somewhere that a stamp is not necessary, and in fact may not be wanted/required in this case. But I haven't confirmed that yet. I will be submitting three originals.

I knew it was the most popular rifle. But not being a hunter, I didn't know this. AR-15 Most Popular Hunting Rifle In America | ZeroHedge

I had you pegged for a killer from the get-go.

Me too. The whole ban thing seemed stupid to us. Of course we don't throw them out the car window or something when we're done with them. They don't wind up 'drifting around the environment or ocean'. They get loaded with trash, garbage or cat litter and end up in the dump. And the dumps only accept bagged garbage when you drop it off, so what's the difference from their point of view? None.

It's a little known fact that in New Jersey no one is ever killed by the first ten shots. It's the eleventh round that's deadly. Hence the ten round limit.

I was in Weis a few weeks ago, went to the self-checkout and realized I had no bag. There was a carousel of 'designer' bags from maybe $1 to 4$. I was standing there deciding what to do and a Weis lady came over to me and pointed out the plain $0.50 bags further down the aisle. So I congratulated her for being alert and bought one. Actually that bag was pretty sturdy, and was assembled with a large FLAT bottom, so you could fit a fair amount of goods in it. So next trip I just bought a couple to leave them in the vehicles for the next time either of us make a surprise stop. We have egg crate type carriers that we use when we go to BJs which has never had bags. So for large supermarket purchases we just put the stuff back in the cart, roll it out to the car and put it into the crates. Might have one bag for really small things.