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Saw this, some of your may find it useful: http://radar-mirror.com/

I find the use of PBA cards and shields to be totally ridiculous. You know these people are putting them there solely to get out of a ticket if they get pulled over. I support a lot of organizations but I don't put stickers for them on my cars. All I have is a sticker from my college and a tivo window cling I got way back when. I just thought it looked cool.

I have a gunvault GV2000 but I think I need to get it repaired under warranty. The batteries die every month, which is unacceptable.

Dan, you are spot on the money. Watching the road is my strategy.

I think it's valid. I listen to the CB on channel 19 on my ham radio and they do talk about stuff up ahead. Smartphone apps like waze are useful too. Not only do they help you avoid speed traps but also construction zones, accidents, road hazards etc.

If you have a radar detector, don't ever take to Virginia. Leave it a home because if you even have one in your vehicle, even if it's not connected your goose is cooked.

Sad to say, but RIM is circling the drain. Watch them become a software company in a few years. They are already releasing BBM for Android and iOS. Next it will be a BES app, and then game over for hardware. Their hardware is boring anyway. Their tablet was a complete flop in a time when tablets are the hottest thing around. I carry a curve for work but I only use it for work stuff.

I don't think it really has any bearing at all. The state tried to use the fact that Muller was granted a permit to say that they routinely grant permits, but judge Hardiman wasn't buying that. Gura nailed them in the supplemental briefs. The coast guard guy got a retired LE permit, but they pretty much excluded that, since letting LEOs carry guns isn't really the point being argued here. And come on, does anyone really think only 600 people a year would apply for permits in NJ if they were routinely issued?

Yeah I thought that to myself too. But it could be that, like Muller, they just gave him a permit to go away. By the way this is not LEOSA. LEOSA is a Federal law. This is the NJ retired officers' right to carry which is a state permit.

Don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but there is a minor update to this case. Remember Piszczatoski? I hope I spelled that right. He was the coast guard member who was denied a permit. Well he retired from the CG and managed to get a retired LEO carry permit. It was issued in March. However counsel did not know this. So he's now dropped from the case. The good news is that the case is much easier to remember and pronounce, since it is now called "Drake v Filko." No news other than that.

2C:39-6 d. (5)(e): e. Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about his place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, any firearm, or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section, from any place of purchase to his residence or place of business, between his dwelling and his place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between his dwelling or place of business and place where such firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location. I know you will say, "but you're not moving" But in fact you are, when you go from one residence to another, because you can't live in two places at once.

The coffee? It depends. I've found them to be much more smooth than Dunkin. But I buy mostly the blended ice drinks (frappucino).

Private sector too. We have a limit $ wise. From private entities it's $100 and from gov't officials it's $0.

Most of them I talk to don't care. They follow their messiah's line lock stock and barrel, pardon the pun.

Once you know Java, developing with the Android SDK is a breeze. What is painful is QA testing since there are a bazillion devices running Android. I develop for both iOS and Android, I even have a few apps in the app store and google play.

If your heart is set on iPhone, wait. However if you had a note, the screen size will be a downgrade for you. I like the HTC one even though I'm an iPhone guy. Also liked the Galaxy S4.

You need the 8 hour NRA basic with live fire. FIRST steps will not be sufficient.

Why is that? Can you point out the statute which says that?

That is true. But what about a NJ resident?

But how is it that frankenstein can bring all of her assault weapons up to capitol hill and point them at people with her finger on the trigger?

It's a 15 year old Porsche from what I heard. About 25k.

Things have changed since last summer though.

Yes that's exactly what I said. But why even go that far. He can just veto these entire bills, make all of us gun owners happy and he'll still get re-elected. As a bonus he won't poison his chances for future political office where he needs gun owners to vote for him.

he can line item veto appropriations (money) only. He can't line item veto any other stuff.

On a side note, I love Skylands sport shop's sign... Right next to NJSP. It has the word "GUNS" in big capital red letters, visible from the highway... I wonder how that sign ever got zoning approval, LOL.