Howard

I just posted the same sentiment on the NJ2AS FB Page. I started and ended that I have my fire retardant suit on as I expect to get flamed for it. But this result just sweeps the issue under the rug. We as citizens would have been much better off if she got tried AND convicted. Then and only then would there be enough outrage by the sheeple of NJ to actually get some changes made to our laws. While I am glad for her as a person that she did not have to suffer through this horror any more, the problem still exists and nothing has changed.

I heard it's about $1.00 a pound at the recycle yard

Fairly good return for getting exercise bending over to pickup trash

If you use a flat rate box the cost has nothing to do with how much brass, as it is not dependent upon weight. They were rather shocked at the post office at how heavy the box was. I used the medium size flat rate box, the one that is about 4" wide but long and deep. It cost $12.65 for me to ship 41 pounds of brass in it.

Don't think so as it has already shipped and they explicitly state not valid on such. I'll live. I got $100 off that order as I sent in a box of brass for credit, so all is not lost. But I did just double down and ordered another 1,000 of 9mm 147grain new.

Of course it does, as I placed an order yesterday

Well if you have permits AND money to burn then your answer is a nice decked out STI 2011 Race Gun.

Saw this on facebook a few minutes ago: "Please attach your letter to this carry permit request form stating why you have a justifiable need to carry a firearm in New Jersey." "Um, I'm an avid camper and I was in West Milford this morning when a bear came out of the woods and ate my friend's fucking face off, does that count?" (Letter comes back) "Denied. The bear ate your friend, not you." (Applicant appeals) Judge: I'm sorry about your friend. But he was eaten, and you were not. Unfortunately, in the interest of public safety, I affirm the denial. In the event there is another bear attack, call the police. They will arrest the bear while you are being digested."

I would have done OBRAMS yesterday too as I really like that match, but I had the range orientation meeting to join Shongum so I could not make it.

Boy am I tired, just got back from shooting USPSA after shooting this IDPA match. Probably my best day of shooting ever though.

They held a wonderful memorial for Rich today at the Byram Fire dept. Closed RT206 for a procession of fire trucks and towards the end of the memorial a search and rescue chopper circled the fire house. Here a few quick iPhone shots. Rich will be missed:

Those of you (STU) buying their crap for cat crap or other uses please stop, I can save my Wall Street Journals for you to use.

You people using babies as an excuse, really now. I have seen a certain woman bring her baby to the range

Should have just stopped when you said the star ledger, I thought they went out of business already

Pivot is just like in basketball, one foot can move but you lift the other and you get called. You can only drop a mag when it and the gun are empty. You can change mags with retention if you want.

If you have done uspsa you don't need safety brief but they like you to get there early to help set up. Last time I was out of there around 1pm or so.

How about we all sit together at lunch time so we can put faces together with screen names.

This is a fun match, wish I could make it but I have my range orientation safety meeting at Shongum. After 11 months my name came up to join!!!

There are many outfits on the web that will buy leased cars outright from you, don't know what price you might get though.

I know Cheyenne mountain does, as they made me put one on layaway for an hour until my nics came back during their big sale.

No pool is open, that is the solar cover that is always on it when no one is swimming. Keeps it nice and warm at this time of year by cutting down on night time evaporation. Water is 78 right now.

Yup, been doing that a lot with my new flying camera. Here is one from the other day at a park near me from about 200 feet up: This one is just a 1mp frame from a video I shot on my street today from about 300 feet up:

Good one Troy!

Maybe you pull one apart and see what it is? Who napped you, Steve?

Many of you may have known Rich, he was a member of Cherry Ridge (I believe) and of Shongum Sportsmen's Association. He was a rifle shooter but in the last year or so had taken up pistol shooting and routinely shot USPSA at Shongum and IDPA at both Old Bridge and Somerset. His wife just called me to tell me he passed on Monday. For any that know him and would like to attend she told me there will be a memorial at the Byram Township fire dept on Sept 20th at 2pm. I think she said details could be found on their facebook page. He was a volunteer there and died on the way home from a call on Monday.