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1 other thing to remember - if you're hit with AMT that tax deduction can amount to exactly $0

Just spent yesterday cruising around New Hampshire scouting out areas to live. As soon as my current consulting assignment ends we kick the search into high gear. We want to be out of here before the next governor turns me into a felon.

Born and raised in NJ, have lived in Montclair, Hopatcong, Netcong, Stanhope, Wharton, Middlesex, Mendham, Warren, Glen Gardner and Branchburg. Pork roll on a buttered salt bagel.

Emails sent to my three reps. The observation i have though is that two of them - Jack Ciaterelli and Kip Bateman - seem to have visions of statewide office and, taking a pro position would probably cost them more anti votes than they stand to gain from pro supporters. I dont know Jack, but do know Kip. The last time I spoke to him it was at the counter at my local gun store. He's not an anti but I dont see him taking a public stand in support of this unless he sees it furthering his ambitions

See pic - No, I didn't find the Beretta but I did get the TLR1-HL light at a table for $30. What have you found?

Sent my NH app on 7/12. Check cashed 8/11. Permit received 8/16 with an 8/15 postmark. I included NJ FID number and Fla permit with the app.

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Lots of shops around but i'm really curious about what is out there for less than $200. I've seen some nice deals but nothing that cheap. What am I missing?

+1 here - does a great job.

Am i the only one that was shocked at the thought of a waiting period for a temporary transfer suggested by the BH owner? I had to reread the nj.com article twice to be sure i caught it and i still dont believe it. "There should be a three-day cooling off period," Cerca said. "Maybe people (intent on suicide) will stop and think about it. Maybe three days will give them time to change their mind." The law that allows a "temporary transfer" is what permits us to take our wife or friend shooting with us, or a father taking his son/daughter to the range. Without that law there is no training. Or do i completely misunderstand the issue?

What do you want from your insurance Co? For low cost it's easy to find a company - almost all of them will provide Web quotes. For service and no hassles I'm in the Chubb camp - my wife and I had a combined 55 years at the company and she just retired. There is no company better for paying claims but it comes at a cost, and the underwriters can be pretty picky about what they write. I remember a tag line many years ago about them insuring more Ferrari's than Hyundai's. For a specialty car I wouldn't consider any other company. For a Camry? Anyone else will be cheaper

owned for 5 years already...

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Thanks. Doesn't service Somerset county.

Only one unit has mentioned the problem but what turned me off to the first guy was his business practice. Initial quote to the tenant was $350, then when he learned it was a landlord/tenant deal the quote came to me at $700. Then the tenant called back to tray and negotatie it went to $450 "for just her unit". I don't mind paying for good work but I won't get screwed...

One of my tenants called complaining of mice, so they called an exterminator for an estimate to treat. Long story short, now I need to deal with mice AND carpenter ants. Or so the report says. I tend to be skeptical on cold-call contracts, especially when the price given to the tenant magically doubles when it gets to me. Can anyone recommend someone that won't rob me blind? Two-family house in Somerville, Somerset County

I vote for the Beretta 92. If not that, have you considered a 9mm 1911?

If the mold was found through the buyers inspection, you'll probably be faced with two choices - either the buyer walks or you have a professional remediate. Any buyers attorney that would approve a sale with a known mold issue would be in a tough spot. Yes, you can probably treat it yourself but without a certified contractor to sign off on it you'll need to include it on an updated sellers disclosure, and your realtor would be liable if you didn't. Yes it sucks. Mold is just one of those issues.

This is what Cory Booker built. Let Hillary pick him for VP - this show will play great in middle America. Too much fail here to even comment.

Maybe have people start calling his employer asking why they condone violence against women. You know, because they employ a known wife-beater...

I have a Rock Island (RIA) 1911 in 9mm. One of my best shooters regardless of price. That they are at the price point they are is just a bonus. Maybe I got lucky with it, but it has one of the tightest slide-to-frame fits this side of a full custom. About the only change I've considered to it is some better sights.

The constitution is not a "one from column A and one from column B" document. It's all or nothing. As far as people on the Watch List, if we're willing to restrict ALL their rights then the 2A goes with it. If we're not willing to restrict all rights then IMO we shouldn't restrict any. Ted Kennedy was on that list - taken to an extreme, how could we possibly allow someone on the list to be in the highest levels of our government? Do I want terrorists to have guns, or any weapons for that matter? Of course not. But how we do it matters. If they're a known threat, then stopping them at an LGS doesn't limit that threat, it just changes the threat profile. I don't trust for an instant that the government will use the power inherent in that list solely for it's intended purpose. Just my $.02.

Freedom honored the price and free shipping... See post #34

What's funny is the Dems voted Nay on the Rep proposal rather than let those measures pass. It's not about "gun safety" any more than the cigarette tax is about "healthcare".

Does this mean NJ NICS will be down for the month following for "training"?