wooly bugger

If they're caught before the street can get them, they'll be out in 5, with counseling and job training, ready to find their next victim.

I'm not sure I'd go quite that far. http://movies.yahoo.com/news/chloe-moretz-slams-jim-carreys-stance-kick-ass-012936554.html

I think the least glamorous but most important part of prepping is water supply. You can live months without food, days without water. Every time I go to Costo, I pick up a case of bottled water. It won't go bad, and we can always drink it. I also pick up canned tomatoes and kidney beans, because those are the only two canned foods I use on a regular basis. I keep a large stock and rotate it through my normal cooking. Anyone who isn't at least moderately prepped after two long stretches of no electricity and no phone in two years is foolish. I agree that hurricane Sandy type breakdowns are less likely than zombie apocalypse, but where I live, in an affluent suburb a few minute drive down 78 from less affluent inner cities, minor crack in the social welfare infrastructure could rapidly devolve into a zombie apocalypse. Here's a good idea of how it might happen. This guy's books and essays are great. He's extrapolated the direction our country is headed, and it's not pretty. http://westernrifleshooters.wordpress.com/2012/09/03/bracken-when-the-music-stops-how-americas-cities-may-explode-in-violence/

What also affects point of impact is if you hold it sideways and jerk it forward with each shot to give the slugs a little extra oomph.

She's the Republican challenger to Sweeney. Claims to be very pro-2A in response to a letter I sent her before donating to her campaign. This is one of the few competitive races in the state. If we can displace Sweeney, that will be a major shot across the bow to the antigunners.

I consider Ironbound a different city altogether. It's got a great, cohesive community.

That's a lot of people who feel strongly enought to vote. I half those people donated $25 to Niki Trunk, we could potentially displace Sweeney and send a louder message than all of these polls and letters put together.

I went whole hog and ordered a custom build from Roland Beaver. I'll sell my CMP when it arrives. Report to follow...

Having visited the DMZ, I'd call the armistice fragile at best. It's amazing the provocations the S. Koreans put up with without retaliation. Can you imagine what would happen if a sovereign state sunk one of our ships and killed 46 US sailors?

It takes more confidence than I've got to wear that shirt.

If he starts a crowdsource project in kickstarter.com, I would pledge money to it. Oops: just read this in the guidelines. Maybe we should start our own version: njgunstarter. No bath, beauty, and cosmetic products; electronic surveillance equipment; eyewear (sunglasses, prescription glasses, and others); firearms, weapons, knives, weapon accessories, and replicas of weapons; medical, health, safety, and personal care products; or infomercial-type products.

Looks like we're having some influence. They altered the title to make it marginally less offensive. And yes, this is definitely very beneficially raising the profile of both the letter writing campaign and the NJ2AS. It's generated at least one donation and lots of entries into the raffle. And it's highlighted the idiocy of Greenwald once again. Finally, as someone else pointed out, this might awaken the real "sleeping giant," the fudds who suddenly realize that this DOES affect them. What's a game dinner without a gun auction?

I'm puzzled how anyone could be satisfied with an article saying that he "misfired" and that he's offering to raffle off an illegal gun.

That's what the "journalist" told me as well when I spoke with him.

I just spoke with him on the phone. I was pleasantly surprised by his willingness to engage in a polite debate. I think the two sides of this debate are veering so far apart on basic axioms that logical discussion is useless. Even if both sides use flawless logic, they well achieve different results based on differences in fundamental beliefs.

When did Oliver say the constitution is irrelevant?

I'd be happy to serve as part of an "editorial board" to double check announcements before they go out. How about we establish a group (maybe 10) and announcements can be sent to 2 members on a rotating basis for a second look prior to publication.

Nothing from NJ.com or its supporters shocks me anymore. Just read some of the comments to see what we're up against. I'm glad we have Frank on our side. I wouldn't be able to stay as level headed as him. Anyway, thank you NJ.com for the free advertisement for this important campaign.

Leacim, Just don't send any of that ammo by Takkyuubin. Strict laws over there. ;-).

People do talk about owning a lot of ammo as if it's a crime. Remember when the media was agog about the CO shooter's "arsenal" of 6000 rounds, purchased through the internet? At the recent temple Emanuel anti-rally, Cryan told the crowd that no one keeps more than 10,000 rounds. It may not be a crime, but I'll bet once ammo purchases start being logged, as is happening with the SAFE act in NY and would happen if S2723 passes here, we will start seeing large ammo purchases being used as probable cause for 4th amendment violations. If S2723 passes, I'm never buying in NJ again.

No, this is the guy who likes nipple clamps. The guy you're referring to is the JC cop who likes big booty. NJ politicians are endlessly fascinating in their...unconventional sexual interests.

You sure it wasn't a Union county undersheriff?

Remotely fire a gun??? I can think of no situation when this would be remotely acceptable. Expect CA to mandate this technology on all guns. As a techie, it would be fun to play around with, but sadly, that's the first step toward mandating it.

Give it to Holder. He'll make sure it's safely disposed of.