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this pic was posted, from what I read more are showing as time goes and Sweeney treated them to a cool down from his sprinkler system.

June 27th 9am Glassboro get off your butt and help change NJ. Get out and help get signatures or be a driver for those canvassing with the recall effort of Sweeney. Or just sit here and keep complaining how nj laws suck.

franklin institute kid would like https://www.fi.edu/ please touch museum http://www.pleasetouchmuseum.org/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwqe-rBRCv_J6qs6isp6EBEiQAmbctFgpuIz1g1bmOJnQS10zYP7mvhjcgiERRgOhm56D-61saAt4g8P8HAQ indepence seaport museum http://www.phillyseaport.org/

latest update from howell, is now 10 min resonses

According to Omri at Howell, it crashed at 5 yesterday and they are behind today , says about a hour delay today

lets just say Anthony Colandro is involved and hes a no holds barred kinda guy

They say the media has been contacted

lawyer up, recent legislation broadened whats reported to mental health records and nics now and certain meds are automatic dis-qualifiers.

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tomorrows details for Teaneck Quote

tomorrows details for Teaneck Quote

tomorrows details for Teaneck Quote

tomorrows details for Teaneck

well since this is Garden State Shooting Centers subforum I'd assume hes asking Tony

Back in late 90's I was doing horse logging in North East Kingdom of Vermont while in school and little afterwards. Drove a team of Belgium Draft horses into some hairy terrain. Felled some big trees, some old growth. Chainsaws are not toys and the forces at play can be devastating. I knew quite a few professional loggers who were seriously hurt or killed on the job. Kickbacks are no joke and stopping them is impossible when they happen. My instructor had caught a kickback in the groan while working limbing some trees and almost bled out in the woods and lost a testicle. Another guy i know lost a arm when he was cutting a limb above his head and tip of blade hit something and saw kick backed and came down onto of his shoulder. I was trained by Soren Eriksson in the Game of Logging. I loved timber sports at the time and competed in timber sports in college. Myself and another classmate beat out other competitors from other schools to go to Collegiate Finals and represent our school and Vermont. We got sponsored by Husqvarna for the Collegiate Nationals in Ohio, and I placed 15th out of 60 finalists in Nation, I think it was 1998 or 1999. I always wore all my safety gear, Helmet, face shield, Kevlar boots, chainsaw resistant shirt, and my pants that had built in Kevlar chaps. But one afternoon while doing a job for a friend after a northeaster came thru I was trying to release a tree that had been struck by lightning and was a twisted mess. As I was slowly releasing tension the tree decided to move unexpectedly and I jumped back to move to evacuate thru my planned exit route. Instead of dropping my saw as I was taught I instead panicked and swung back as it was decelerating and it hit my thigh 1/8th of inch above where my Kevlar ended and cut thru and into my leg. I now had a 2-3" long cut 1/4" wide and 1/4-1/2" deep filled with oil, sawdust, and crap. Nearest hospital was in St. Johnsbury, hour away and off we went. Nastiest cut I ever seen and painful. cleaning out was the worst. they used some gel that turned to a foam and it filled the wound cavity. Taught me to respect the saw more after that. Proper training and understanding of the saw and how to fell trees is important. I always cringe when I see people doing home jobs or buying saws in Homedepot or Lowes. And pray they dont get hurt.

this sets a precedent of justifiable need just for a fid now, not good

cool guys thanks, I'm gonna research if they sell and try listing it on Craigslist, I'm sure there's auto guys out their who collect vintage auto stuff.

here is their FB https://www.facebook.com/tacticaltrainingcenternj?fref=ts

I was told once this was a rectifier or something for real old cars. Its a bit dusty from sitting in our barn. Any idea if it has any value?

I may be selling a Husqvarna saw, I believe its farmer/Rancher model or something similar. I will check it out tomorrow when I am out at barn.

its not just the NRA, this was being reported before NRA jumped on it.

Shyanne Roberts father. He also a writer for Ammoland

please share episode links and I may share my appearance on Kitchen Nightmares

BTW there's another one this Friday 5-7 in Teaneck at our favorite confiscators place.

not that I heard of