Howard

Uh, maybe....BUT the OP was looking for something to use in his home.

802.11ac is far from bleeding edge at this point. If you have an iPhone or iPad or most other equipment made in the last couple of years it can benefit from the N spec and higher speeds. I got a great deal about six months ago on a Netgear 6300 v2. Its an AC1750 with bandwidths of 450 + 1300 mbps. That means you can have a total output of 450 mbps on the older 2.4ghz band and 1300 mbps on the newer 5 ghz band. While the 5 ghz does not have the range of the 2.5 it is way faster. If you computer does not support it you can buy a USB network adapter that will let your old machine work on it. The other nice thing this unit has is what they call Beamforming technology. I am not an electrical engineer, but my understanding is that it sends its signals out to where it sees devices. While older units just broadcast a beam that goes out equally in all directions this reduces the output where it does not see a receiver and strengthens it where it sees a device. No clue how it does it, but it works very well. You can also hook up a USB3 hard-drive and create your own cloud off the router. I have been very happy with it.

Stop it all you spoilers, I recorded it but have yet to watch it

Well I registered, but am not holding out much hope for it with the snow we have here

This is not racist - it is the law. About two years ago I was sitting with the branch manager of my bank. She knows me well and is a neighbor. I have had an account there for years and when I had a local business was in there twice a week. Everyone knew me by name. While I was there she told me she needed to see documents even though she knew who I was it was the requirement and since I had had my account for so many years it only recently was brought to her attention that they did not have my info on file.

You do need an FID to order from them, its right on their webpage: Instructions for New Jersey Ammunition Sales: New Jersey Firearms/Ammunition Identification Card must accompany ammunition orders for first time. Firearms/Ammunition ID card can be submitted by e-mail - [email protected] (IMPORTANT: You must enter your order number in the email subject line) It is your responsibility to follow up with Freedom Munitions to make sure we have received your information. These MUST be current, valid, & completely legible. Orders will be processed & retained until sufficient documents are submitted to and received by Freedom Munitions. Ammo can only be shipped to the address on the document. Check for other Local & State laws before ordering. It is your responsibility to know your state laws. It is only needed on the first order as they retain it in their files. I have ordered many different types of ammo from them and it almost always goes bang. I had a problem with two boxes of 9mm new ammo from them not long ago where perhaps 10-15 rounds had light strikes. I told them about it and they thanked me and told me they would ship me two full boxes to make up for it. About a week later UPS showed up with not two but THREE full boxes at no cost. I call that great support and great follow-through by a company.

+1. Hey if you can take apart a gun you can easily do this.

Is that the correct URL? It looks like one that a fraudster buys to get mis-clicks from the real site.

How do these jokers have time for all this nonsense when we have real problems in this state, like unemployment, high taxes, people that don't obey laws using guns to kill honest citizens. When will the Sheeple of NJ wake up and throw these jokers out of office?

Acceptance might be a problem. Merchants get charged a higher fee when they accept a credit payment when the card is not present. Merchants might not want to accept this as it is not "The" card and they might have to pay more to their processors. Yea I know all the information is there, but strictly speaking it is still not "The" card.

I don't get this. I thought once a bill is vote up or down that is it forever and you can never discuss it or change it in the future. Isn't that what 0bamba the 0bungler and all on the left have been telling us about 0bungler Care -- I thought that applied to everything

August? Holy Crap Batman. What is the delay????

On STI's web site they show that they have Dealers and Distributors, Dealers appear to be a different class. So perhaps the one you speak of is a distributor ? Nah, that is not it as I see "World Class Steel" listed as the only Dealer listed in NJ as of last web update. Whatever it means, we now have another good one here in the state - that is a good thing.

Saw this on FB: RTSP is proud to announce that we are now the only NJ dealer of STI firearms. We just placed an opening order of 60 firearms of all models! Stay tuned for more info from Shot Show 2014!

True but the RTSP or Facebook page (forget which) said LE Only

So wait a second, you mean they can now do what takes place in free states (even faster and for free) in a few hours. Wow NJ finally moving into the 1980's!

I play a lawyer on TV and stayed at a Holiday Inn Express so I think I know what I am talking about here: In the People's Republic of NJ this cannot be legal, here is why even if you want to claim the safety deposit box is rental property you control. First going to the banks with a handgun in this state is not an allowed exemption unless it is your place of employment and you own an equity interest in said bank, so unless you have one of those carry permits I hear exist you are breaking the law. Next even if that was not the case you have to walk through the bank lobby to get to the box that you rent. Does not seem much different than coming home from the range, parking in your neighbor's driveway and walking across his property to get to yours. By going through his property to get to yours you have broken the law as you may not possess on his property. So, even though it might be OK to have the gun in the box that you "own" you are going through bank property which you don't own to get there and are not covered by the exemptions in our crazy gun laws.

You will shortly be receiving death threats for this, its the Muslim way

Really? I've never been asked where am I heading - but then again I don't get stopped very often.

And this is yet another of the problems with crazy gun laws that all of us honest citizens trying to obey the laws can't easily know the answers to this

Perfectly legal assuming the bank is your place of work and you have an equity interest in the bank. Don't think bringing a firearm into a bank could ever be a good thing. Actually I think that Federal Law prohibits (but could be wrong) bringing a firearm into a bank.

My wife had a T-Mobile Blackberry for work and here in Randolph we got almost no signals half the time.

Even had my foul weather gear all ready. I hate this weather

Now that is cool! I want one, assuming it is NJ legal

Bob is correct you don't want to lie and say you are not employed if in fact you are. BUT as has been said claiming your part-time job as your employer is not a lie as it is "AN" employer. IF they want primary or largest source of income THEY need to say that, which they don't so you are on firm ground.