H.M. Murdock

I don't know if anyone mentioned this but many of these drones are very small, as in the size of a shoebox The introduction of drones to US airspace is a major blow to general aviation. Integrating them with GA is going to place heavy demands on private pilots. Most of these drones will fly without direct human control (unlike the UAV flown by military pilots). GA is one of the few remnants of Old America in which you can go up and explore the country without much restriction. I'm suspicious that private pilots will be forced to fly predefined airways even outside of protected airspace in order to accomodate these drones. Another sacrosanct American pasttime will be clobbered out of existance from undue control and regulation.

Well that takes the heat off SERPA for the moment. In my own experience the NY-1 trigger spring does improve accuracy when combined with the lighter 3.5# connector. Overall it is a pound or so heavier than the OE Glock trigger but smooth and consistent until it breaks and without slack. I've never tried the NY-2 trigger, it sounds unpleasant.

Having the facilities and intent to do so is legal up until the point you cause harm by actually doing so

I cringed when someone yelled out from the gallery about abortion. It went something like, "if you care about saving lives so much then stop allowing babies to be killed via abortion". It was out of order and counter productive in my opinion. Moving on..

I spend a lot of time in Utah and LDS is a bit cliquey. Though no worse that the town I grew up in, in Bergen County. I wouldn't live in the big valley if I was out there anyway. I need to check out Hurricane, I haven't been down that way. Back to why I replied, you reminded me of a classic LDS joke Q: How do you prevent a Mormon friend from drinking all your beer on a fishing trip? A: Bring 2 Mormon friends

Very funny

It's my understanding that he was elected twice in a landslide without real opposition from outside his party. Therefore his background has not been exposed and combed through as thoroughly as it might have been in a more balanced election. I believe this to be true of many of the elected officials from gerrymandered districts in NJ. While I don't think unquestionable proof of corruption or incompetence will unseat them in their own district this November it would be nice to present this proof in whole to voters in more balanced districts who may be increasingly frustrated at the corruption that proliferates unabated from the NJ Democrat Party machine. Combing through Mainor's history in the legal databases is a start to finding the skeletons in his closet. As for Cryan.. I know better to go near that organization, especially as an individual.

Undoubtedly a conspiracy -- 50 Cafes across the United States colluding to boost their sales

Code name: Beretta

Good info dude, thanks

I'm surprised Bryan Miller's head didn't fall off halfway thru the hearing. Any time one of our speakers would mention a valid statistic or fact in support of the 2A he would shake his head while maintaining eye contact with Mainor. As if they already had a binding agreement and he was communicating "this is so annoying!"

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, quacks like a duck..... Who on here has unfettered access to LexisNexis and similar databases? Find out what Det. Mainor doesn't want the public to know Godspeed

A. McHose I believe

Fox hunting still goes on in the rural countryside but they're not allowed to hunt with hounds any more. Meat is not harvested on these hunts (the dogs tear the fox into small pieces) -- they are solely done for sport and pest control. Some organized hunts are interrupted by activists but the hunts generally go on without issue. I would think that fox attacks that occur in these urban areas are a result of city folk feeding them from the door step, keeping them as outdoor pets. Similar to the wackos who feed bears from their property.

Loved it. But frustrated that the caption of their photo on the NJ.com article doesn't state that she was against the proposed bills. Nora Craig. The Lady. The Legend.

I think I was sitting next to you guys in the main room (me: dark suit). You three tore it up towards the end of the hearing. Well done!!

P.S. 1) THANK YOU for the free coffee outside 2) Thank you Assemblywoman McHose 3) Is the Navy Lady on here and is she single? I'm in love

Hi Y'ALL I just got back from Trenton. I was wearing a black suit with blue shirt. I spent an hour or two outside then sat inside Room 4 until the bitter end. At the end I believe all the bills made it to the floor, a handful were amended first. Obviously none of our testimony had any sway as it was already a done deal before we arrived Anyway, I could not be prouder to be a member of this community. Hearing many of you speak and testify was absolutely amazing. The truth is out there!

Still worth driving over, correct?

I'm arriving around 11AM. Anyone know if they close the room off when the seats are full or is there standing room? Thanks in advance

Much of the hysteria came from this viral video

I quit a two pack habit 1924 days ago.. I could use a cigarette right now. Are you allowed to smoke them in public buildings and other places where smoking traditional cigarettes is unlawful?

Blackhawk is issuing a new holster that copies the Safariland thumb release. We'll get these Serpas off the street eventually!

Good catch, I am in error.. What about a judge declaring a mistrial? I'm thinking of a scenario like this.. Defendant is charged with a gun possession related crime and the facts are black and white. Defendant pleads not guilty anyway but doesn't present a legitimate defense. Instead the defandant seems to persuade the jury that the law is wrong with the hope they will return not guilty. Can the judge declare a mistrial before the jury finds a verdict on the basis that the defendant was gunning for jury nullification?

Snopes cites more sources in a single article than the media does all year