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I stopped in Bangers tonight, they only have one person signed up for the Bus from Winslow as of tonight. Chuck said he needs at least 30 people to get the bus.

Good luck with that

Talking about the NRA commercial about the armed guards on on Obama's children's school. Says Obama doesn't have a choice.

This is good he's going to take 60 days. Allows the rally in Trenton to be held prior to any laws being signed.

Said the people who think this isn't a complex issue are simpletons.

Sounds like he wants to enforce the current laws aggressively.

It seemed like they were setting things up, getting the camera aimed correctly, correct zoom. I'd say 3PM.

And...back off.

Here we go... Livestream just went to video. Looks like they are setting up.

If there is enough interest, there is also a bus leaving from the South Jersey Shooting Club. $20 per person, pay in Bangers this weekend.

It's impossible with some people. My two friends and I have tried teaching her...there is no getting through. She is just ignorant and unwilling to learn.

Ordered one...all I can afford right now.

Done, Done and Done. EDIT: I see they raised the threshold on any new petitions now to 100,000 votes required for a response. Cowards.

Does it have to be part of the US?

$99 for a USGI 30 round mag, what a great deal! That's some expensive dirt.

Are there any pre-made flyers available?

Done. 76.44%

Well after calling every law enforcement agency in Cape May County, none would do it. I finally put in an e-mail to the Atlantic County Sheriff's Department and they replied back that they would be more than happy to do it for me, gave me the dates and times they are open for fingerprinting etc. So I went up there today, a Sheriff's officer printed me, gave me a mini lesson on the different kinds of fingerprints and even said that one of my fingers has a very unique pattern that apparently only 2% of the population has. He then gave me an envelope to mail my CCW application to FL, gave me some tips(like sending it certified rather than just regular old mail so I'm sure they received it) made a couple copies of my prints for me to have, should I need them, and then sat around and BS'd for 10 more minutes with a couple other officers(mainly about the gun craziness currently going on. Despite what the media wants you to think, they are all pro-gun for the sane, law abiding citizens). This is the way every law enforcement agency should be. They are truly there to serve the people, rather than tell them they can't do something like fingerprint someone. Got everything else all done and mailed it out today. They should get it by the end of the week, so that puts the "90 days" they take to process the permits at mid April for me getting the permit. Perfect timing as I'm planning a trip to FL in April.

I just went to CVS and got the passport photo.

Where do they come up with the figure of 7 rounds?

It was reported that they are only using 11 of the 63 acres for the actual riding area. Yes, actually a couple.

Also got 3 of my friends to submit letters through Ruger today.

It was a former motocross track which was known for being sandy. All they did was run a tractor and make a path, and added a few "jumps". The trails we saw other people riding on were in the Belleplain/Woodbine area. There is a pit right behind my friends house, and there were a bunch of people riding out there, and we passed a bunch more on some of the Belleplain State Forest dirt roads. Saw some other riders popping out of a bike path which leads to another popular riding area as well. We are allowed to ride on these roads since they are open to registered motor vehicles(and our bikes are street legal, registered and insured). Even if this is a step in the "right" direction, people don't want to pay for registration and insurance when they can continue to ride illegally and not really have any fear of being stopped by police. This is why the 20+ people we saw out riding illegally were still doing as they've always done and weren't in the legal off road park. Here is one of their rules: I broke the first two of these today because I didn't know they weren't allowed To put this in perspective, Florida has a 2600 acre off road vehicle park. This one NJ opened is 63, and a good chunk of it are the parking lot and the driveway into the park. I'd say the actual riding area is probably only 15-20 acres. The State has the forest 5 minutes from this off road park which has 21,320 acres. They couldn't find a good chunk of land in that massive plot to build a bigger off road park? To think they could devote 1000 acres to the park, build a trail system, which makes the enduro/guys like me happy, and a motocross track to make the MX riders happy Personally...I feel that this track only satisfies a very very small percentage of riders. I am not one of those riders.

I didn't need wrist guards or knee pads today. I wear gloves all the time. Lots of people register and insure dirt bikes- like anyone who races Enduro's, dual sports, some harescrambles etc. My bike is a dual sport and I regularly ride it on the street and dirt as it is registered and insured as a motorcycle.