Nikos

That's bad news for us. It is indicative of the assembly engaging in a circle-jerk formation huddle while agreeing to vote for all gun restriction bills.

LEOs are also civilians who are employed as public servants. They are just a different class of citizen as are the politicians.

They might as well add this to their list of no hesitation targets.

My wife saw the photos and when I explained to her that they were targets, she said that was "disgusting". It doesn't seem like a coincidence that the hand gun held in each picture is not easily discernible. Substitute the gun for a phone, wallet, donut, etc., and the outcome is tragic. Might as well have photo targets of little children huddled in the corner of school rooms. You never know, one of them may be armed.

NP. Cabelas is just trying to protect the careless citizens of NJ that can't be trusted to pump their own gas.

45 ACP 230 gn TMJ for 24.99 p/50 http://www.cabelas.com/product/Speer-Lawman-9mm-Ammo/706585.uts?avad=48247_f2fea153&WT.mc_id=al35987&rid=12&WT.tsrc=AFF&avad=48247_e3d87ed3&WT.mc_id=al35987

Multiple WTFs in this one video. 1. He tells wife to bring out the shotgun if there's an intruder. If an intruder is able to kill all the secret service agents he's got watching his house then Jill is going to die. 2. Pull out a double barrel shotgun and fire 2 shots to scare away intruder. Only problem is that there are only 2 shots in that gun. Nice Mr. Biden, if you don't like Jill, just divorce her. 3. That guy with the chick's voice is annoying.

Got it to 62 - 37 I feel like an Obama voter.

Voted another 20ish times. Got it up to 60-40

Voted. 58-41 The poll should have specified legally owned guns.

Nice guy. Went out of his way to send out free stuff.

Received it today -- thanks! Left positive feedback as well.

Try here http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/forum/146-want-to-buy-guns-and-accessories/

Wha Da'Fuk is up Da'Quan? I wonder if he has a NYC CCW.

It's a no go since there's a barrel shroud. It must also weigh under 50? ounces.

I use the large, flat sandwich toothpicks. They're great for cleaning the extractor and all the hard to reach areas. I don't know how much they cost because I steal them from my wife's kitchen.

So, who did the initial work? ...and post the pics of the barrel your took.

As others have said, the pvs-14 is a great NOD. High Exposure did a good job sharing his experience and knowledge on this matter but there's still a lot more information you need to learn in order to get the most bang for your buck. You will need to know exactly what you're purchasing along with what features you may have to sacrifice in order to stay within your budget. You may find that it could in your best interest to increase your budget and get a NOD and accessories that will serve you well instead of purchasing a lesser quality unit that may leave you with buyer's remorse. It would help if you can be more specific as to how you plan to use it. As High Exposure explained there are 2 ways to use a NOD and each role will require additional accessories that you will have to figure into your budget. If you're going to weapon mount the device, keep in mind that, on some units, recoil damage could be a factor.

He's going old school with the peel washers - that's fine. Good to see that your smith is taking care of the problem. Edit: Just noticed the timing comment. I disagree that it won't time right as there's definitely enough crush left for at least a full turn.

Still from your video: That's a large gap; the smith should have went another full turn with your brake.

Getting your feet wet to learn underwater basket weaving via dvd lessons and sporadic, informal training may be fine. The problem arises when taking the same approach to try and learn fighting concepts. It would be dangerous and counterintuitive if a person would put his life on the line while fueled by a false sense of confidence gained from playing patty cakes with some people he met on an online forum. The constructive opinions on this forum were on the mark even though the OP did not request them.

That was her. I believe the correct committee names along with the votes are going to be published.

New Jersey Legislature Committee Membership 2012-2013 Legislative Session Law and Public Safety (GroupB) Standing Reference View Schedule Mainor, Charles - Chair View Votes Wilson, Gilbert L. - Vice-Chair View Votes Albano, Nelson T. View Votes Benson, Daniel R. View Votes Connors, Sean View Votes Cryan, Joseph View Votes Kean, Sean T. View Votes McGuckin, Gregory P. View Votes Peterson, Erik View Votes Rible, David P. View Votes Watson Coleman, Bonnie View Votes

Corruption = 99% of testimonies against bills but... 100% of bills released So much for democracy fellas.

Thanks. I hope a video is released so that we could connect the faces to the voices. The live audio stream itself is a very powerful resource and would watch this as a video as well.