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RubberBullets

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  1. I gotta stop responding to this stuff.
  2. Whatever do you mean? New Jersey already has a concealed carry law... They get around allowing law abiding citizens to get CCW because the state is "may issue" you have to prove that you have a justifiable need. In the case of NJ.. if you can apply for your CCW after you are shot dead you'd probably still get denied.
  3. Background for animal lovers that dont want to ruin their day: Hawthorne PD was conducting a raid of some sort, and a man with his dog(Rottweiler) was at the end of the street capturing video with his phone. The police approach the man and tell him to stop recording the scene. The dog was placed in the back seat of his vehicle and the man continued to record. Police then begin to apprehend the man for failing to comply. The dog in the backseat starts to get angry over the fact his owner was being threatened.. wiggled his way out of a window that was down in the car and began to bark vigorously at the officers. If I recall one of the officers tried to either get close or grab the leash and the dog lunged at him causing the PD to shoot the dog. I watched up till the point the dog lunged at the cops. I knew the outcome, I dont think the circumstances warranted police to apprehend this man, and the dog did nothing more than try to protect his owner. My personal belief is that the cops at the point they had the man in cuffs, could have at least let him calm his dog down and de-escalate the situation.
  4. Got the S4 and love it. I am biased as im an android guy, but for me, screen size, avoidance of itunes, app availability, rootability/customization is second to none. You wont regret it.
  5. Round table at Bud's probably went like: "Sir, we posted the saigas up for $520 and they havent sold out in under an hour" "Shit, the gravy train has come to station. Alright, lower the price"
  6. Yes... good...(Emp Palpatine) Keep the price coming down. I'll buy at 425-450
  7. When asked why do you need a glock, you should have said because my 1911 is too heavy and keeps falling out of my waistband
  8. FTFY http://www.examiner.com/article/fort-drum-brass-destruction-threatens-reloading-supply-and-more?cid=taboola_inbound
  9. Now what about clover infestation?!
  10. Its refreshing to hear "the end is near" referencing years to come. Since Newtown, it has been "Any day now" Hearing its coming in a few years takes me back to the old days.
  11. "Who does FID in Jackson?" Nobody apparently...
  12. Two questions: 1: Does this grandfather existing FIDs in relation to the mandatory firearms training upon renewal? 2: How much is my registration for my DL going to increase now? I assume they are going to whack us with the SPBI fee that we pay for p2p's every time we apply. .
  13. Add to cart and it gives you the big old negative Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
  14. Id say just like owning a safe, securing your home as best you can may not ultimately stop a criminal from breaking in, but what it does do is buy you TIME. Time is what this poor woman did not have on her side. An alarm system (preferably monitored) can give you the benefit of acting as an audible deterrent ("ohh shit alarms going off, cops are on the way") non monitored systems obviously do not have the benefit of automated police response via a panic button. But buying time seems so crucial in a situation like this. The perp attempts to break in...if he gets in on his first attempt you are caught with your pants down. Stalling him 30 seconds or more could mean the difference between this lady scooping her daughter up and going upstairs, giving her a head start to get to an alarm panel, a gun, a place of safety, and a means to call for help. Seconds count. When your life is in danger seconds last FOREVER. Accepting the fact that this can happen to anyone anywhere is a good start. This is your home.. your castle. Think and act ahead to defend yourself and your family, and dont let yourself be this story on the news. TL:DR Strengthen the areas most likely to be broken into Get a monitored alarm is financially possible Have a plan, and have a back up plan.
  15. Just so you know.. the boating accident claim wont work if it is in your pool
  16. Woooooeyyy That there is a beauty clark. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
  17. Very sorry for your loss. Im sure the ability to share his hobby with his daughter brought a great deal of happiness to him.
  18. I also enjoy the buffet near marquee in Toms River... For Chinese takeout my wife and I are VERY picky.. Full House on rt 37 in TR (East of Mule Rd) is also REALLY good. Chinese buffet off of Rt 571 cross of Rt 9 is also pretty good too.
  19. Never forget!! Screw CTD! Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
  20. Dooooonnnt stop.... belliiiieeeevvving.... Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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