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Yep... I like it so far. Different twist for a change... We needed something like this or awhile. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Kewl.... Trying to see if we can get together Thurs or Fri next week when Joe gets off... Def a date... Nice finally chatting with ya. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

04/20/13 Was a great turn out and fun was had by all. Met some fine people there. Some old faces and new. The crew was great and there were non stop tours. Membership almost all sold out last I heard. Watch them do a live GFH Show... Food was excellent.. Thanks Anthony for having us and for providing us with your services. Wish you good luck! Mike Ottomanelli and crew also. Great guys great store. Wish you luck as well. Sorry didn't get a chance to snap some shots of the store. Here are a few shots..

We had a nice turn out today and a lot of fun. Food was great, met some fine people... Otto's got quite a few black guns... Place was packed. Memberships for range almost sold out.... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Bingo!

You seem to refuse to see the whole picture... So all I can say is hope it never happens to you. It's not a typical scenario...

Making a copy of any important document is always good. It will aid in getting it replaced. But in this case, even if you carry your dupe and lose it, you still have to report it lost. This is a document you don't want people using if found.

THIS... +1 As for where they all came from... Oblama unleashed the permission to get any aid needed. I'm sure the FBI and State authorities helped...

I don't need to know you... and like you know me...? I wasn't trying to insult you in any way... But right away, everyone comes across that they are worried about their guns, their privacy, etc... . Everyone here gets on the defensive saying they will not cooperate with LE... Even if you are from a family of LE, they still don't know you. Like I said in another thread. This is a different situation. Not a domestic visit, not a visit to see if you have guns. A heightened state that would have adrenalin flaring maybe more so than usual... You say now you are from a family of LE....? But have not done anything in their shoes I take it? But if I'm going to investigate a situation like this with not knowing what's on the other side of a door, my senses will be as alert as if I were entering a highly possible dangerous threat. If I see a gun under this terrorist threat going on, you may get put down fast. They will cover their arses... This, "I will not comply, Not let them in, Period, etc., etc..." is nothing more than most people on this forum throwing their chest out boldly.. But in reality... people cave to lesser mindsets... Finally, LE will not take your word for it. What happens if you are being forced to say he is not here under duress?

I understand that part and not disputing it either. I'm talking about your response at the door and what their response may be. This is not a typical burglar running around and a couple uniforms visiting you. So, hope it never happens, but if it does.... Heh.. You'll see. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Not sure you got my joke... But maybe this will help. All the LE better watch they don't get charged with urinating in public... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Bet you they feel better. Hard to hold in all that pee.. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Why you talk crap like that? You know dang well you'll comply in that scenario. Let's be real and top talking smack... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Nah, no show of a weapon might get you ran over like a mack truck coming, but you stand a better chance of staying alive. Trust me... Last thing you want to hear is "GUN", then your face is plowed into the floor as they all pile on to immobilize ya. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Never lost a wallet once, ever! Dropped in the toilet, the pool, etc... But never lost it. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

What? And blow up the dog? Fook that! Put some hungry rats in there! Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Nice... But you ain't gonna like how the flowers taste... Bahahaha... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Now what will I do with the 6 I already have? Dilemmas.. Nothing but dilemmas... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

First dibs... She's hired... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Better moral of story. Keep darn thing in your wallet... Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Chris Christie Unveils Sweeping Gun Control Plans By Kevin McArdle April 19, 2013 4:55 PM Share on facebook! Share on twitter! Gov. Chris Christie unveiled gun control and violence prevention measures that are as comprehensive as they are ambitious. Governor Chris Christie announces a plan to strengthen existing gun laws and background checks, bolster criminal penalties and treat the root causes of mass violence. (Governor’s Office/Tim Larsen) Christie acknowledges there is no way to prevent all violence in our society, but he says it is the job of government to question, to scrutinize and to demand more in an attempt to address the problem. The plan calls for expanding New Jersey’s already strict gun control laws, expanding government-funded mental health treatment, making it more difficult for kids buy or rent violent video games, requiring that would-be gun owners show government-issued IDs and bolstering penalties for gun-related crimes. “It’s hard for me to sit here today and say, ‘If all these things got imposed we’d see an ‘X’ percentage drop in gin violence in this state.’ I don’t know,” said Christie. “Bad people are going to do bad things and so, would greater penalties deter people? You hope they do.” Expanding New Jersey’s Already Stringent Gun Control Measures: New Jersey has the second toughest gun laws in the country. The first facet of Christie’s plan seeks to make them even stricter. This includes banning future purchases of the Barrett .50 Caliber; strengthening the state’s existing background check requirement by mandating that mental health records are included in the instant background check process at the time of a firearm purchase; and requiring firearms purchasers to present a valid government photo ID, along with the already mandatory Firearms Purchaser Identification Card. Mental Health And Violence: At the announcement of Christie’s NJ SAFE Taskforce in January in the aftermath of Newtown, he talked about targeting and treating the root causes of violence. Too many times there are instances of unspeakable tragedy and the question is asked how such tragedy could have been prevented. His proposals is this area include; Making it easier for health professionals and courts to require potentially dangerous people to receive the treatment they need whether it is in the form of inpatient or outpatient care. This will allow the monitoring of their progress and ensure they are receiving the kind of specific care they need. Creating flexibility in the type of care an individual is receiving, making it easier for someone to move from inpatient to outpatient settings. Changing the current standard of involuntary outpatient treatment to eliminate the uncertainty expressed by clinicians and courts regarding their authority to order this type of essential assistance. Limiting Kids’ Access To Violent Video Games: According to the Governor, too often lost in the debate about controlling gun violence in our society is the almost constant exposure young children and adults have to graphic violence. Part-three of his plan includes; Requiring that retailers post at the point of sale the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ERSB) ratings. Additionally, requiring retailers to develop, maintain and conspicuously display their policy on selling video games with an M or AO rating. Requiring Consent of a Legal Guardian. This is not different than the kind of parental supervision expected when a child under the age of 18 goes to see an R rated movie, Christie is requiring that a legal guardian provide consent when a minor purchases or rents a video game that has a rating of “Mature” or “Adult Only.” Increasing Penalties For Gun-Related Crimes: In a series of bills Christie seeks to impose or strengthen criminal penalties when it comes to selling firearms to convicted criminals, possessing a firearm with the intent to unlawfully transfer, hiring a “straw purchaser,” unlawfully possessing ammunition and engaging in firearms trafficking, among other areas. In addition, Governor Christie is seeking to reform bail laws for gun-related crimes by restricting the release on bail for aggravated firearms offenses and increasing bail requirements for aggravated firearms crimes. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

This is a dupe! Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Might also get you drawn on due to the heightened sensitivity at the time. Imho, wrong thing to do. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Unless I misunderstood him, sounds like he is doing ada with the exception of enforcing what we have better. Only neg I head was banning the 50 cal Barrett... That article link seems to depict it their way. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

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