NJDrew1

If you make it as far as Bordentown, stop by Cheyenne Mtn Outfitters and the Sportsman Center. Both are well-stocked. I got a good deal on a Glock 22 at Cheyenne. It was a pleasure to do business with them. Sportsman is now renovated and well-stocked.

Thanks for the followup Vzguy. I'll give Bob a call. It's easier for me to get there during a week day, so maybe he can help.

Yep, the government is stupid, even when it comes to designing ID cards that you're forced to carry. The least they could have done was to make the size small enough where you won't munge it up in your wallet.

I signed up but didn't do much with it. I'll have to go back and revisit Linked In.

If I take a ride to CJRCP during a week day, do you think there would be somebody that would give me a facility tour? I'm considering this one and CRRC.

LOL. Your 5 seconds of fame. Hope you had your NJ2A shirt on.

Nothing like a happy ending, although his firearms should not have been confiscated in the first place. A real small victory.

If they're counting on advertising $ to make Facebook profitable, they can forget it. If the results of the advertising my business did on Facebook is any indication of what other companies are experiencing, they can forget it. Our ROI was next to nothing. We spent a considerable advertising budget with Facebook, with little measurable return. They may be priced for massive growth, I don't see it either.

If you were around during the last runup of bullion by the Hunt Brothers, you should have learned a valuable lesson. Many people lost their shirts. The bubble has to burst at some point.

As many times as I've been there, I haven't heard of a problem, seen a problem, experienced a problem. The ammo is a bit expensive, but I bring my own.

Same here. At first it interested me, but then I thought back to other IPO's that I took a hit on. Wait a few more days and short it.

I agree. We know now that the prosecutor was following guidelines issued by the AG several administrations back. The true question is, does the Attorney General have the authority to make such a broad interpretation of the law. As long as the AG's perceived authority goes unchallenged, they can do whatever it is they want to do.

LOL. It helps to think it out. You'll also probably be eligible for some manufacturer's rebates, utility rebates and maybe even something from the State. If the simple payback is 10 years, then I guess it's a wise investment.

Get somebody to replace the pan. What's it gonna cost -- maybe $500-600? Far cry from $12,000 if it's functioning fine otherwise.

And how many of those were killed by law-abiding, licensed gun owners? My bet is hardly any, if at all. Yet it is the law-abiding citizens who paying the price. After all, if you have something to take away, the government uses it as leverage to force you to "tow the line." Few rights, and a lot of inconvenience for law-abiding citizens, but yet the scum-sucking thugs and their families are fed, housed, educated and eventually incarcerated on our dime. They bleed society until the time of their demise, which is hopefully sooner than later. Most law-abiding citizens don't want to see a police offer harmed, but that doesn't mean we don't hate some of the laws they are forced to uphold, made by self-serving politicians who's life-long ambition is to milk they system in a similar fashion to the thugs we despise.

I saw this on the news the other night. The second part was a sliding glass door using a suction cup.

He gets what he gives. Karma's a ****.

Guess you set us all straight.

Happens this time every year. The start with the threatening TV commercials, publish it in the paper and then set up check points. If they spent as much time and money on catching criminals and thugs, the State would be a better place. Obviously those unlicensed drivers in stolen vehicles, unregistered vehicles, uninsured vehicles could care less about the commercials and check points. They'll manage to skate by.

Great story. Sounds like a really cool lady, not too typical of a DMV employee.

NJ's own fast and furious. In the case it's operation slow and lethargic.

LOL -- They should use the chocolate box, gump style, to advertise their next gun buyback. "Guns ... they're like a box of chocolates .. you never know what you're going to get until you open the box.".

I'm still not convinced that GZ acted outside of the law, expecially in light of the new evidence. I donated at http://www.gzdefensefund.com/ to help with his legal expenses. Since we'll never know for sure, I figured I help with the legal expenses.

Another chapter in the gun buyback saga. Here's the update, along with the AG's guidelines. I still take exception to the fact that the AG has any authority to issue guidelines that differ dramatically from the original laws as an "interpretation of legislative intent." It's all crap - smoke-and-mirrors - government speak. Obviously, the AG knows that the gun buybacks fall within "that grey area" if they had to issue supplemental guidelines to the law in order to legitimize gun buy-backs. http://incrediblekulk.blogspot.com/2012/05/part-5-attorney-general-guidelines-for.html