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I work in West Long Branch and I'm trying to find a roadside truck or cart to get a couple of hotdogs. I've been jonesing for 3 with mustard, kraut and onions! Any suggestions?

+1 on Sola Bella - very good, was just there last night!

Lol, no problem. Def NOT looking for a pissing match, just want to see others adopt my loose interpretation of the law!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

I understand that it is a vehicle, but my point is that it can ALSO be legally considered a domicile and that's what makes it a gray area. Yes, it has license plates but it is different than for example sleeping in the backseat of your car. Obviously the government recognizes this distinction since I can write off my RV like a second home but I could not write off my car like this even if I slept in it for 8 months. Lets face it, in this state we are all guilty until proven innocent when it comes to firearms - my point is that if you were to use a firearm to defend yourself at an intersection at 2pm you'd be on a lot shakier ground legally than if you did the same at 2am at a rest area or campsite. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

Then why am I able to write it off on my taxes as a second home? My point is that it can also be legally considered a domicile and that's what makes it a gray area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

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I do as I stated above regardless. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

I don't think you'll find a clear answer on this, another one if those "gray areas". I have a 35' motorhome, I installed a small lock-box near my bed inside it. When I travel, handgun is unloaded and box is locked (I don't own long guns and don't want one). Once my leveling jacks are down and my slide-out is open and I am sleeping in there it's a domicile as far as I'm concerned and it's loaded and accessible next to my bed. This is one of the main reasons I got my FL CCW permit, it's not the campgrounds I worry about as much as the seedy rest areas during a long trip. I'm no lawyer and I'm sure others will weigh in and tell me how right or wrong this is, but IMHO this falls under "better judged by 12 than carried by 6". Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

I also don't understand all the secrecy some people have about being a gun owner. Maybe the antis wouldn't feel the desire to own a gun is so absurd if they realized just how many of their friends, neighbors, co-workers and other people they consider 'normal' actually owned them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

Just got back from the Yogi Bears Jellystone in Quarryville PA (approx 125 miles from Monmouth County). Also has a water park, very clean and a ton to do with the kids. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

If you have an iPhone, there is a pretty cool app called 'CCW'. You put in what permits you have, and it shows all the states that honor it. You can also click on a state and it highlights the laws (like if the state requires you to inform LEO's. when stopped, etc). Not sure if its available for Android too?

Very good point.

Go with salt water - I don't believe it's that much more and it pays for itself in chemical savings. Also, the water feels much nicer. It doesn't smell like chlorine and it won't fade swimsuits or turn light blonde hair green.

I just bought a Kahr CM9, I haven't even had a chance to take it to the range yet, but I liked the way it felt when I handled it. It pretty much meets all of your criteria.

I'm not a cop, and regardless of where you stand on this issue, I think if you polled every police department in the country not a single one would authorize or allow un cuffing a suspect unless the investigation or situation was completely over and the suspect was free to leave. Any LEO's on here care to weigh in on that?

Lets face it, the thing that's got everyone's blood boiling wasn't this mans rights as much as the killing of his dog. All I'm saying is if I'm a cop and a big dog is charging me, I'm shooting it before it harms me or my partner. Maybe they recognized that guy from a wanted poster or maybe he's the pastor of the local church - it's a short clip and I can't make out much of the audio. Maybe that cop felt terrible, maybe he high fived his partner afterwards - the point I'm trying to make is that I guarantee he would have felt way worse if he or his partner got injured because he was worried about the dogs well being. There was even an animal control officer who commented on here saying that it was tragic, but he understood. Call me an asshole all you want - to me, all of you people on here that are more worried about a dog than a cops safety sound about as irrational as those women who freak out when a gravely injured animal has to be put down on the side of the road. I guess this guy has the right to antagonize the cops but no one has the right not to have an irrational love of animals.

I love how 50 people say "they could have handled it better" but offer no suggestion how (except to uncuff the guy antagonizing the situation so he can calm his dog down). Really? The same guy who put the dog "away" in a car with the windows down? Clearly the cop should have let the 120 Rottweiler gnaw on his arm while his partner ran to Petco and got a box of Milk-Bones and a squeaky mouse. Kudos to the animal lovers here who see that the cops were reacting to a threat. I'm not a cop and I'm all for cops being taped, but this clearly was NOT an upstanding citizen ensuring that the police didn't violate a fellow citizens civil rights during a stop-and-frisk-, this was a douche antagonizing some cops who were responding to an armed robbery call, trying to stop crime in what appears to be a shitty hood that the douche himself probably lives in. The douches actions got his innocent dog killed. Jeez.

I agree that the police should not be allowed to ask someone to stop recording, and it's an unfortunate situation but its the owners responsibility to secure his dog. If I were that cop, I would have done the same thing. Wether the cops are right or wrong for confronting the man is irrelevant, the dog is dead because the owner failed to secure him.

I don't own long guns so quite frankly the whole "assault weapon" witch hunt doesen't affect me, but I joined and financially support NJ2AS because I see any advancement of gun rights is a good thing. THAT is what I said, so if your going to quote what I said, at least quote the whole thing. Maybe I wasn't clear - I'm of the opinion that we should all join and support them regardless of what law affects you. I only mentioned the long guns as an example that we all have different opinions on what gun laws we'd like to see changed, but any group that works to get ANY of OUR rights advanced deserves our support. I have zero interest in long guns, but I fully support your right to own them. Some may not have interest in CCW (I do), but we should all support an organization that's willing to fight for our rights, period. They are an association for the restoration of NJ gun rights, so they if you own any gun and live in NJ you should support them IMHO.

Everybody has a different 'wish list'. Personally, I couldn't care less about the long-gun laws (I do think they're silly) as they don't affect me. I would like to see them challenge the state in court to make a CCW permit a realistic possibility. I did join NJ2AS and support them though, because it wasn't a lot of money and I believe any advancement of gun rights in NJ helps us.

I agree with you that it shouldn't be lowered for an actor (even though I did like him), but it's not the house or business owners fault - it's the governors fault if he ordered it. If the gov or president DIDN'T order the flags to half-staff, then that's a different story.

I really don't like them either, I just didn't want to say that and get banished from forum all together! I have an M&P now and love it and i wouldn't mind a Shield, I really like the feel & size of the Kahr so that's next on my wish list.

Thanks but not a fan of Sigs or 1911's (uh oh, I can feel the flames already). Really like the Kahr CM9 and was hoping they had one to rent or buy.

C'mon, waiting for someone to post a good Chinese buffet in the Howell /Freehold/ Farmingdale area....

I went to Delray shooting center in Delray Beach Fl to get mine. It took about a month to receive it - I took the course with my dad who is a resident, and we both got them at the same time, I don't believe Fl differentiates between res and non-res. FWIW, you may not need the course, but it included the fingerprinting and they walked you thru filling out the paperwork (which they said Fl has been known to reject for even the slightest thing), and the whole thing only took a few hours so you may be better off just taking it at the local range.