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Apparently the guy writing the article has some questionable sources. The quote below is one of the comments on that page I think the writer may be trying to oversell a story here. The Southern Poverty Law Center is a well known pro-terrorist and anti-American institution. See their own press release at: http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence... Both the ADL and SPLC have specialize in influencing low-information (a.k.a. clueless) voters. I think the audience was underestimated.

For HD I have a an 870P. I know the local PD by me has Mossbergs. Like Johnp said its all about preference, pump or SA? Once you determine that go to a few different stores and see what feels right for you.

Paul at Arms n Ammo has one with 2 15 round mags http://www.colddeadhands.com/firearms.htm

Very poorly worded poll. "Hi-Capacity" magazines are already banned in this state. Votes, 35 yes, 217 No. On a side note I copied this from the article "New Jersey's already restrictive gun laws include an assault-weapon ban, a waiting period for gun purchases and a one-gun-a-month law." I guess this is the new "delay".

+1 that's great!

Link for the rescue 79 blade, Im on the smartphone and takes forever to search

Same, mine was more of a guess though.

I heard the 5.11 knives were not that good from a few people who bought them, blades were dull out of the box. I rotate between these 3 knives for EDC the first two are cheap and reliable. The SOG knife if more expensive but a great knife. http://www.amazon.com/Force-TF-640FD-Assisted-Opening-4-5-Inch/dp/B005W5B0LQ/ref=sr_1_2?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1366856649&sr=1-2&keywords=tac-force+knife Maybe assisted opening but its a "rescue knife" since it the seatbelt cutter and window punch. http://www.galls.com/cgi/CGBCSTYL?PMSTYL=KN452 Lightweight and blends in easily with jeans and dark shorts. http://www.amazon.com/SOG-Specialty-Knives-TFSA-98-Serrated/dp/B000BSZDRQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1366856563&sr=8-2&keywords=sog+flash+2 Has cut through a lot of things, and whittled with it a little and it still cuts the brand new, I even pried open a window with it. Added benefit of a safety so it won't open unexpectedly on you.

Welcome to the community.

BINGO! Seriously if you want to get into L.E. get a 4 yr degree and go to MD or DE state police.

Where are you getting the average number from?

No more then one "evil condiment"?

Thanks for the heads up.

ADT is good. I forget the one company i had a horrible response time with. The school kept getting angry asking why it takes 20 mins for a firetruck to get there. I'm like wtf? Its been 5 minutes. Long story short a surprise test of the system one day showed the monitoring company took 15 mins to report the alarm.

The hardwired system is good for when people are home at night and the fire starts in your basement and your on the 2nd floor because all the alarms sound. The whole thing to hardwire the system is so towns can CYA and say well it had them in there when you bought the house. Personally I would rather have all the detectors monitored so I know that someone made a call to 9-1-1 instead of me making a delayed call once I'm out of the house with my family. Is it feasible right away after buying a house? Not really but I would phase them out every 6 months until they were all monitored. I also wouldn't have them in every habitable room of my house just the major ones.

Right but that's just for a COE one you get that and your not renting you can take them out. The fire code doesn't apply once you get the COE, they can't come in and inspect a private dwelling. Side note how about the new proposal of sprinklers in new homes? If you can't sell a new house now why add on an extra 10 grand in price for a sprinkler system.. Different topic for a different thread though.

I would assume so its still a firearm even without the bolt.

If you have separate devices monitored by a company what's the point in having the hard wired local system? Just more detectors? Speaking from experience following Murphy's law the detector to hit will be the hard wired non monitored one.

Check the NICS subsection, I believe the consensus is the 3rd party holdup.

That could be good or bad I would say test it with burning paper but if your a hard wired system I assume you have a monitoring company if an alarm goes off.

Well if you do look in Rowanville.. I mean Glassboro.. well you know which areas of Glassboro are better then others if you go to Rowan, the "other side" of delsea drive.

I would add Pitman to your list as well right outside of Glassboro, so you don't get the erm rift raft and college BS. There is a lot of renting happening in that town as well plus its "nicer" then Glassboro. Collingswood is another great area for younger people renting, I have a few friends that rent in that town.

As others stated *MOST* units have a 10 year shelf life, some claim longer but 10 years is the recommended timeframe before getting a new one. Vacuum out the sensor area to clear it of dust or whatever crawled in there. Hit the test button to reset it (not sure if that will cause your system to initiate though). If all else fails check the book and replace it.

You looking for a place in the county?

That blows least he got some in the morning.