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i think all of you guys are overthinking this. you're all acting like you think superman's gonna come through that door, when in fact it'll be some skinny drunk ass loser. pretty much anything you hit em with will stop em, unless they're wound up on crack, in which case you might need more. all one really need worry about is over-penetration when ya miss. other than that.....hit em with target ammo 99.9% of them will re-think their choices very very quickly.

they can't make you remove that which they do not know you have......

nah...go covert. there's plenty available in the way of hidden cameras to record covertly. you'll get a better view of the bs they try too.

do they still have the upstairs archery range?

this is one of those annoying click through sites....but there's some funny stuff in there, lololol http://boredomtherapy.com/terrible-neighbors/?as=701aol&pas=1&bdk=b701aol

yes, it should be interesting if they cover things honestly. we know they won't though. :::::::::::::::A concealed carry permit holder stopped an armed robber Sunday at a San Antonio, Texas mall after the perpetrator shot and killed an unarmed man. According to News 4 San Antonio, two armed men tried to rob Kay Jewelers at the Rolling Oaks Mall just after 3:30 p.m. local time. An unarmed Good Samaritan attempted to intervene to stop the robbery but was shot and killed by one of the suspects. Another man with a firearm shot and injured the suspect who allegedly killed the unarmed man. According to News 4, a San Antonio Police Department spokesperson, said the second suspect was captured following a car wreck in Converse. . “It’s absolutely senseless. Absolutely senseless. This is the second time that a Good Samaritan was killed trying to intervene in a crime to help the victim,” said San Antonio Police Chief Willaim McManus. “It’s absolutely senseless.” The wounded suspect left behind was taken to the hospital in critical condition. A male shooting victim and female who suffered a heart attack during the incident were transported to receive medical care.:::::::::::::::

i was talking to a customer today that works at the constitution center in philly. when she told me that, i told her "keep doing what you're doing, and teaching these kids about the constitution and bill of rights, 'cause none of em has a clue". her response? "don't get me started on that shit". i've been dealing with her for 5 years. this is the first time i've ever heard her curse, lolol. she says school trips to there are just because it gets the kids out of the classroom. she was pretty agitated about it...but she keeps teaching them.

now i just learned something else tonight. i put the harness on her when i walked her tonight. it's the kind with the d-ring in front right at her chest. she stood still while i put it on, but got antsy a couple times....easily solved by petting her belly. adjusted it, leashed her, and went out for a walk. she was literally a different dog. she'd give very super light tugs here n there, but no pulling ahead of me, no pulling towards someones yard 'cause she smelled their pets, none of that crap. and tonights walk was almost 2 miles......normally just under a mile. i'm learning something new every night it seems. i'm happy with that.

may issue is on paper only. most people i talk to from outta state have no clue that nj is no-issue in practice.

i'd considered petsmart. till i saw how much other dogs get her riled up. i think it'd be ab bad idea for now.....

for 2 years

this is why i posted in here asking for advice. there's so much good stuff here, i'm probably gonna hafta go back and re-read most of what's here to digest it all.

indeed they have. ask most that would want to carry as to why they never applied...and they will all say the same thing....'cause they know they wouldn't get it.....that sounds like violation of 2a rights to me.

haven't had chance to google....getting ready to get outta here. just saw a suv drive past. guardian k9 training. anyone heard of them? gonna google em when i get home tonight.....

1) Born is proof positive as to why some people should not be allowed to breed. 2) two hits in the chest with .38 and dude drove off? shit......good reason to keep larger caliber handy for home defense.

according to them, she needs to be the only dog. they've got 3 others, and she didn't get along with them. they said she wants all of the attention. i'm pretty sure this is all stemming from poor parenthood(for lack of a better term). it just strikes me as weird, 'cause the woman that i'm adopting her from seemed so loving and caring of her. i know it's not gonna happen in just a week or two. i'm putting in the time in the mornings and as soon as i get home every night. mom's working on her a little too. mostly just brushing her(she found a wire brush that kylie loves). i called her today, told her what happened, and asked her to look her over to be sure i didn't hurt her. i also told her to grab a handful of treats and work on the sit commands with her. i figured this way, she'll realize mom's the boss when i'm not there.

i haven't heard about property taxes going up yet due to the elimination of redlight cameras....and i know gloucester twp was making a ton off of those.......

i've been seeing little cues that she may have been abused at some point. virtually every time i grab the broom to sweep up, she gets a very wary look, and sort of cowers. if i touch her collar in any way other than to clip the leash on, she cowers and gets that wary look. on to this morning.......took her for a morning walk.....was just going back into the house..she was still looking 'round on the front step.....guy's walking up the street with his dog. she went bats**t crazy. she slipped the leash. thank God, all she did was get in the dogs face and bark. at one point, i thought i saw the hair on her back standing up, but i was wrong, as when i called her, she came back into the yard. at first she wouldn't come to me though. i had to chase her again, and literally pin her to the ground to get her collar back on. i'm picking up a choker collar tonight. the rewards are working mainly for sit, and only sometimes for stay. she'll sit for mom, but mom still has to repeat 2x. for me it's instant. i'm doing what i can when i can, but i'm feeling more and more(especially in light of this mornings episode) that i'm gonna hafta go the trainer route at least for basic obedience. i don't want to risk her getting hurt because she doesn't know how to listen. i feel like a dick as it is, 'cause of the way i had to pin her to the ground this morning. when i got her in, i gave a quick look to make sure i didn't hurt her, and she looked fine....but i still feel bad that i had to do that.

dam, i was a little off, wasn't i? lol

just to clarify.....everyone's calling it an FID. this is incorrect. that would mean that we need that FID simply to possess our firearms. it is an FPID. it is only necessary to have it to purchase a firearm, pistol ammo, or to possess outside of the exceptions/exemptions. it is a totally unconstitutional/illegal scheme, that we've been saddled with since what? the 80's?

i think he also can make the justifiable need decision

these guys are gonna force me to donate. dammit. and by dammit, i mean.....AWESOME!! that said........will they just issue this guys permit to make the case go away like they seem to be able to do? my understanding....you do the necessary steps to apply. the cleo then approves or denies you. if approved, then it goes to the judge. i seem to recall reading in the statutes that if you get no reply from the cleo within 60 days then it is presumed to have been approved.

YEA......i'll have to do something besides hotdogs.....can't put them in my pocket,lolol

i suspect he's trying to figure a way to game the game.........

they can gear up all they want. if national recip passes, there's absolyutley nothing they can do to prevent us carrying.