SgtToadette

I was thinking that a good poster would be something along the lines of: TALK TO ME ABOUT GUNS I think it'd be nice to have some educational conversation with any passerbys.

Make sure you're using cited quotes. I've seen a lot of falsely attributed ones floating around, specifically one by George Washington.

Make sure there's plenty of videos of any statements he makes. We may need them later...

I've been subscribed to his videos for a few months now. I like what he does a lot, but he's mostly preaching to the choir.

I plan on bringing two lights with me and anyone attending is free to borrow one or the other. Just look for the tall, lanky, lefty with a PPQ in a FDE holster. I'll be bringing a FourSevens Quark AA2 Turbo and a Fenix TK22. As far as I'm aware, there are two main philosophies for the tactical employment of flashlights with a handgun. I tend to side with the idea that it is better to compromise two-handed support for the ability to illuminate a potential threat without pointing the barrel of your gun at the same time. One of the most important rules of firearms safety is to be sure of your target and I don't feel comfortable pointing a gun at an individual unless I intend to shoot them, which requires me to identify them first.

I got this email on my phone, skipped to the end, read the last sentence, gave my phone the middle finger, pounded the delete button.

I should have mentioned both are incredibly important and I actually think the 1-on-1 is the more long-term investment than a rally against the gun-control flavor of the day. The more public support we can garner on the long haul the better. Doing one of these two things shouldn't be perceived to be an excuse to not do the other.

Feel free to hate me for saying this, but I think the 1-on-1 conversations approaches are better than attending any rally. Actually changing minds of people is far more effective than making a public display of what you think. Moral of the story: Take your anti-gun friends to the range, people!

Truth is, printed news is on it's way out anyway. Whether or not gun owners boycott them is likely irrelevant.

You can use the Firearms Price Request to see if any of the FFLs part of the forum have any. Really cool feature!

I like it! Added.

Alright. So I've been trying to determine a good way to actually get to the rally. I've looked for parking garages in the area and have no luck. What's the parking situation near the capitol building? Also looked at the bus option that NJ2AS is offering, but not entirely sure how that works. I'm also looking at the times, I see the rally is at 10:00am, any idea when it's winding down?

Truly spectacular source. Adding it to the OP.

I know I certainly do: I'm so sorry.

We do ourselves no favors crucifying the people who made this comment while not also crucifying James Yeager. Fair is fair.

So that's the last state, isn't it? Good job team. Now let's get to work on May-Issue.

For those wondering: http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/scott.asp

True. I think it also hits on the idea that the divide between the two big parties is merely perception.

I always like to reference this: http://landing.newsinc.com/shared/video.html?freewheel=69016&sitesection=breitbart&VID=24041135

I've been thinking about getting a P226, specifically a MK25 and I recently came across this review. I normally don't like to share every review I come across, I couldn't help but post this. From the Nutnfancy imitations to 'Helga in overalls' references, I couldn't resist sharing it with you guys. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zk6KPtNjIc

I just got to this thread, but it looks like someone needs to make a joke about a boating accident, so this is mine.

9mm is a good first pick. You have a polymer, striker fired and a all metal, hammer fired on your list. If you're looking for something of a hybrid between those choices, you have the FNX-9, which is a polymer, hammer fired pistol in about the same price range. As much as people might moan about how now is a bad time to get into firearms, fact is that at no other time in our history have such a wide variety of quality offerings been available. It's very hard to make a bad choice. Good luck!

I've read this several times and can't get over how hilarious it is.

What? James Yeager did something stupid? Go figure...