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I heard there was a commercial for 24 with evil guns but yet they wouldn't allow DD commercial

do you want a over/under, pump or semi?

I guess I'm the only one who stuck to their guns and didn't watch. I watched the replay of WSOP Main Event instead and played online poker But I still shop at Dicks tho, so I guess I'm still a hypocrite

already posted

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have you looked at NJ Concealment Furniture https://www.facebook.com/NJConcealment http://njconceal.com/ some of their new stuff isn't on website yet but on FB

Some where in this country there are these people buying lots of new things.

I don't know saw it somewhere

Did you make your ad live?

Could of been worse like THIS

oh man this sucks for your friend

GRG items were probably removed because they were selling counterfeit stuff

A few motels around Giants stadium do

Yahoo Detects Mass Hack Attempt On Yahoo Mail, Resets All Affected Passwords http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/30/yahoo-detects-mass-hack-attempt-on-yahoo-mail-resets-all-affected-passwords/ The details are a bit sparse right now, but Yahoo has just disclosed by way of their Tumblr that they’ve detected what they’re calling a “coordinated effort to gain unauthorized access to Yahoo Mail accounts”. Yahoo didn’t disclose how many accounts were affected, but we’ve asked for clarification and will update the post accordingly. It’s possible that they’ve yet to nail down an exact number. Given that it was enough to disclose the news in a public blog post, it’s presumably a non-trivial amount. The (sort of?) good news: it doesn’t appear that Yahoo’s own servers were compromised — instead, it looks like someone is firing off a bunch of login attempts using emails/passwords secured from an unnamed “third-party database compromise”. In other words: the attackers got someone else’s database of usernames/passwords, and are mass-checking for accounts that use them same credentials on Yahoo Mail. In response to the attack, Yahoo has reset the passwords of all accounts that appear to have been affected. If you’re trying to log in and Yahoo is asking you to change your password and verify your identity via SMS, this is probably why.

You will have to ask them, I have read different things in different places

they give you back your purchase price

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/65780-product-warning-and-recall-notice-winchester%C2%AE-22-lr-rimfire-ammunition/

Welcome! you can change your name in your profile, use edit and change display name

you should call and put it on layaway cause they aren't gonna last more than a day or so more

Ok thanks guys for the info

come on now Rickers,

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/65780-product-warning-and-recall-notice-winchester%C2%AE-22-lr-rimfire-ammunition/

Looks like my self employed career is coming to a end quicker than I thought and being forced to move to a new residence and this will require me to get a new job in order to afford a roof over my head. I am just weighing out some options. A guy I know who works a shop/range I go to told me I should try and get a part time job there, since I spend a lot of time there. I think its gonna be hard to find a job for this 40 year old man who's always worked for himself. I am also looking into RSO classes.

Anybody know about getting a Employee license? Does anyone know how long it takes to process? Given it has to go thru NJSP Firearms Unit Do you have to have confirmed employment with a shop before applying?