NJDrew1

Hey Sgt. Wassup?

Great gift!

Thats what i meant. Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx using Tapatalk 2

LOL. They do now.

Heard he's switching to Hornaday.

I want to go. Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx using Tapatalk 2

I had a great time. Met some really nice people and came away with a lot of new info. I was so pumped that I'm going to try my hand at the GSSF match on Sunday. Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx using Tapatalk 2

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Are you bringing the AA PDR holster so I can have a look at it?

Food there is still as good as ever (and so is the beer). Another place that is still around is Hill Billy Hall.

And that's what they want --- to frustrate you into giving up. Reach out to their chief mayor to force their hands into complying with the law.

Welcome. Where in Burlington are you?

See if you can find a Maytag MVWC200XW. That's the one I recently bought and it's excellent and reasonably-priced.

I bought a dishwasher from Lowes, but I carted it out and installed it myself. I recently bought a clothes washer from PC Richards. The sales person was great, the price was right, and they delivered and installed it when promised -- actually a few hours earlier than I expected it and hauled off the old one. Keep in mind that most of the new washers don't have that agitator that we're used to. They are high-efficiency washers that take a special detergent. I found a Maytag for about $450 that had the agitator and most of the other features that the previous washer had.

327 lbs.

If it happens too often at a given residence, both UPS and FedEx stop doing driver releases (leaving it without it being accepted by a human bean).

Congrats on your new Glock. I bought one for the wife to use, and it's sweet!

I say pay a visit to Acorn, and you'll be able to vote several times

I was finishing up at Ready Aim Fire when a young couple came to the counter. She points to the .45 and tells the clerk she wants to rent it. He asked them both if they've ever fired a gun before and they say no. He tells her that he's starting her out with a 9mm, and that she can come back and swap it out for the .45 later if she really wants to. I could only imagine her taking her first shot and throwing the gun down-range if he had given her the .45

Bob -- General IRS regulations recommend that you keep business records for 7 years (although my CPA recommends that personnel records be kept for 7, general business records for 3). The NJ statute if requiring ammo dealers to keep a permanent record (not just 7 years, but a permanent record. Midway's policy is wrapped around not wanting to keep a perment record for each customer to which they sell ammo. I can imagine it would uktimately become a record storage hell. Here's the latest email from Midway. Dear Andrew, Thanks for your contact with Larry. I’m sorry it’s taken a while to respond—Larry’s been very busy videotaping his vignettes for “Wednesday Night at the Range”. Between this and his other obligations as CEO, it takes him a while to respond to customer inquiries. He asked me to follow up with you. We recently did an audit of our policies regarding adherence to state and local firearms laws. We were told that NJ law stipulates the seller (us) must maintain records of ammunition sales INDEFINITELY. We destroy our records after 7 years. As we’re unable to follow NJ law we were forced to suspend ammunition sales to NJ. I appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience.

Bailey the Pomapoo

I would share a copy of the statute and a letter from your doctor if they deny you, as a last- ditched attempt to get them to review your denial (assuming they deny), before using the same documentation if you appeal to superior court in your county. Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx using Tapatalk 2

LOL -- it's never enough. They're here to help.

Samw here. The crazy part is that, rather than to assign a pet tag and keeping the tag number the same from year-to-year, when you renew the license they send you out a new tag with a new number. Such an unnecessary step that only drives up the cost of administering the process.

Thinking it though, I guess you're right.