Howard

I just use the address of the house next door for shit like this. Even have that set in my car GPS as home!

A.2761 by Assemblyman Greenwald (D) would ban magazines with a capacity greater than 10 rounds. The bill was amended last week in the Assembly Appropriations Committee. After realizing that the bill would most likely result in litigation, the Committee amended the bill to allow permanent blocking of already owned magazines. So, that leads to a question. I assume that means we will be allowed to damage our 15 round magazines to make the only hold 10 rounds. But what about our 16 and 17 round magazines that were already "permanently" blocked to only accept 15 - if we modify them to only hold 10 do we then go to jail for having permanently modified mags that they will then say were not permanently reduced since we were able to unpin them and reduce them? Is this a trap????

Just further proof they don’t read existing laws before passing new ones. But actually there are many handguns in the state that people brought here when they moved in that are not registered.

Fifty dollars per magazine to keep my own property - I think they are smoking too much of their drugs they want to legalize. Why should I have to pay anything to keep my property that I purchased under state law. Screw that and them. So I I have 50 (probably have more) I should pay them $2,500 - I think not!

It does not use internet and I don’t think it uses much power. They give you a free usb battery unit to power it while you find the ideal location for it and after that you plug it in with what looks like a typical laptop power supply. I believe it just finds the Sprint signal and boosts at as a local access point.

Sprint sent me this big ass box for free, with no service charges, which boosts their signal and gives me a semi-usable LTE signal on my phone at home where before I would get mostly 1X and when lucky 3G. https://www.sprint.com/en/shop/services/magic-box.html?id16=magic

I told you he would have the answer! Now I have one, when did that become code. I ask as our main has a PRV but no tank. Was that way when we bought the house in 86 and it was build in 73.

What is the elevation like where you are, is there a water tank that feeds you that is up a good bit higher in elevation than your house? I ask as we have a pressure regulator on the incoming line and if were to go bad I would expect to see the sort of thing you are seeing. Even your low static pressure seems to be very high for residential water service. Suggest you PM Deerslayer, he is an expert on this stuff.

I heard this on the radio in the car this afternoon and was shocked. So they won't deal with you if you sell high capacity magazines or sell to anyone under 21. So now in states where it is legal to sell high cap mags and sell long guns to adults that are 18 it is too F'ing bad - this is getting crazy. God help you if you won't bake a cake for someone, but this is ok? This country is totally messed up.

Its about time they did this. We all know that finger prints change every three to six months, that is why they can never be used to identify a person. Oh wait, that can't be right

I think you are best of with a desktop in terms of price, power, and upgrade-ability. When something breaks in a desktop you can usually replace a board but when the same happens in a notebook you generally put it in the garbage. As far as Windows versus MAC, you pay more for equivalent hardware in a MAC - a lot more. That said you should check out Dell refurbished machines. They have their own website for these and they are typically machines that have come off corporate lease that are about two years old. Most are high end machines that have been brought up to like new condition. They grade them A and B cosmetically, I bought a B machine recently and it looked as good or better than machines that are new. You can normally find codes on the web to get them for 40-50% off the already highly discounted prices. I bought a powerful notebook this way about six months ago for a little over $200.

The only way to protect existing schools is to have armed people, most likely teachers, in the school. It is really that simple. Think of the average school in America which is a one story building (maybe two) with a very large foot print on a wide open area of land with many entrances and exits and lot of windows. It would be almost impossible and extremely costly to harden such a facility, thus defensive weapons are the only practical and cost effective means to defend such a structure. Think how screwed up it would be to have metal detectors at entrances. How long would it take to funnel all the students into buildings in the morning? Even if you could do that you would still need many fire exits that could be instantly opened from the inside in an emergency. A group of two of more bad actors only need one person in the building to open one of those doors to let other bad actors in with guns or other weapons. Are they also going to brick over all the windows or replace them all with bullet proof glass? Let's not forget technology, not very hard to get a drone (yea kids use them) and just fly a gun in to campus as well. Perhaps if you were to build a new school from scratch it could be hardened, but do we really want kids going to schools inside prisons. Oh and while we are at it, let's remember that even in high security prisons weapons do seem to find their way into the buildings. These liberals are bat shit crazy wanting to make our schools Free Kill Zones with no one having a gun to protect the kids.

School board should be fired and jailed for violating their rights. What comes next in the socialist people's republic of New Jermany. I am getting out of the F'ing state.

Don't use these things. I thought they would help me out, but now I can't insert mags into my Glock as I crushed the darn gun

Do you have a home already in Morris County? I am selling mine in Randolph if you are interested. Getting the F out of the socialist people's republic of New Jermany.

I am in Randolph as well. We lost our power at noon on Friday and did not get it back till 4 pm on Monday. Cable vision Internet was back on when our power came on and others in the area that had power had it back on Sunday.

House is going on market within the next two week, I am getting the fuck out of the socialist people's republic of New Jermany.

The only way reciprocity can pass is if it is linked to something the left critically wants. Tie it to fucking DACA.

This country is on a very slippery slope to hell.

Must be something in the water (ha ha) I had one feeding our refrigerator go bad just last week and made a mess. Fortunately I found it early and changed it out.

Really? If you have a dick is that constructive intent to commit rape?

That will never fly under equal protection. Just imagine anyone from 48 other states carrying in NJ while NJ residents are precluded.

We are holding an intro to USPSA course at Shongum I believe I n April. It will be comprised of classroom learning plus live fire shooting a couple of stages. Knockdown steel at Old Bridge is a great match to start with as you start at low ready so no drawing from the holster is used and there is little movement.

Nice video. As far as doing this for competition (USPSA or IDPA), you generally cannot start with the hammer back on a table start. Also if you put the gun down it must be in a safe condition, which means the safety on. Also remember that on an unloaded start the magazine may only be loaded to division capacity, not plus one as you would start with a loaded start. Some people find it faster, especially with a gun with a magwell to place the magazine on the other side of the gun pointed into the magwell just a fraction of an inch from the gun. At the buzzer your left hand goes to the top of the slide as your right hand slaps the magazine in and then just slides onto the grip as the left hand racks the slide. If you practice this it can be faster that the standard method you have demonstrated quite well.

^^^^^ What Troy said above - RTSP is a great place to start. You can rent a gun there and learn how to shoot with an instructor in no time flat - as of this writing you don't even need any permits or government approval. You will want to apply for you FID card asap as it can take a while to get. Assuming you want handgun(S) apply for pistol purchase permits at the same time (that involves just checking a box and paying $2 for each Pistol permit (P2P). If you are like most of us one will not be enough so apply for three or four even though they expire in 90 days or 180 with renewal. I was in your shoes about five years ago. I watched a bunch of videos on Youtube which actually taught me a lot so I knew which end of the gun to point at the target (ha ha ha) when I got to RTSP.