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you will enjoy this class, and learn a lot i think.

ya know what? put me on the list anyway. it was fun as hell, and we can never have too much training. :::::edit::::: if the class doesn't fill up, put me on. if there's 10 people signed up that haven't had it, then i'll step back, and let someone else....but otherwise, sign me up for more fun.

wellll thankfully, we don't register long guns here.

this one builds on the one from november? if so, please sign me up.

mine are the taclite ems pants. they were(at the time) the only ones i could find with in 32x36. the ones i've bought since then, were just to keep them all the same since i wear them as a work uniform......

i just hook my keys on them, as when/if i wear a belt, with these pants, it goes under the wide loops, leaving those skinny loops empty.

ok guys......i have a REALLY stupid question, that i've already tried finding the answer to on google. most of you know i'm a mechanic. i don't like traditional mechanics pants though. i've never been comfortable in them. about 4 years ago, i got my first pair of 5.11 tactical pants. i still wear them, and one would be hard pressed to tell that they're that old. i REALLY like how easy it is to move around in them, and the extra pockets, especially if i have to work on a car out in the parking lot, as it's crazy easy to put nearly any tools i'm gonna need in those huge pockets...including the thigh pockets. i know it seems pricey to wear them over regular mechanics pants, in my experience, they well outlast those pants designed for my line of work, with additional comfort. now, here's my question. what the hell are the doubled belt loops for? as in.....there's the standard 5 belt loops around the waist. each one is about an inch wide. then on top of each of those, is a standard half or quarter inch wide belt loop. almost like they're designed to wear two belts with?

welcome neighbor!!! live in lindenwold, have a shop in cherry hill. wayyyyyy back in what feels like another life, i used to deliver pizzas, alll through pine hill.

a lot of you guys are mentioning slings. i didn't mean to single you out.....i just thought of these further questions as i was reading your post is all. 1) what type of sling do you guys prefer? 2)aimpoint. magnified? or is this a simple close quarters red dot? 3)white light? they're mostly all white?

why is it that when it's convenient that nj law trumps federal law, and when it's not, it doesn't. actually......how do EITHER of them trump the constitution? or have i been "asleep" for too long?

THIS is a good idea.

WRONG. there should be no justifiable need. period.

how do we get national attention though, once a thousand of us have been refused? how do we force the courts to see this?

rgr. there was a setup i was going to work on for our cap vehicles. it wasn't covert though. it simply plugged into the obd2 dlc. they had the ability to track livetime, and if the vehicle was moved while no one was monitoring, one could go into the system, and backtrack to whenst they were. it gave speed, engine runtime, etc.....

are you looking to track vehicles/other property? or people? you mentioned live time tracking earlier....do you need live audio/video? or just gps coordinates?

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give jt a call dude. his prices are reasonable, and his service/knowledge are top notch. i've dealt with him a couple times, and you couldn't ask for a nicer guy to deal with.

can you make my hair grow back?

check with jim ticcino at warp7. he's not a member here, but he is on the nj2as facebook. he did my camera system here at the shop, and i feel he did a pretty dam good job. 856-582-6262 tell him john russ told ya to call.

buy the 30 rounders, use them for the course, block them when done, then yuo still have em.

automotive engineers should not be allowed to engineer or design anything, until they've worked in the field repairing some of these travesties for at LEAST a year. then let them go design something.

well, we'll see if lindenwold does it. i doubt they will. it's still infringing on our rights though.

the only really really easy heater cores since about the early 80's are the chevy cavaliers, and similar bodies.....they pay 2.5, but if you take more than an yhour on them, you're screwing aroun d.

most heater core jobs are tuff ot beat book. that said, chilton calls for 5.3 hours. if you're anywhere near somerdale, try calling burton radiators. 856-783-1733. i've been dealing with those guys for over 20 years. shop i used to work at, we farmed this stuff out to them. now that i own my own shop, i still farm most of this stuff out to them. russ(the owner) is a good honest guy. BTW.....me doing it myself, my charge would be approx. $800.00

while i agree there should be a plan to deal with them in place.......there are some people that are unable to do much in the way of defensive maneuvers that may require quick or sudden movements. i have many customers, and a few family members that would be totally unable to respond to the threat..at least here in pfrnj where they're not allowed to carry the one tool that would give them a chance. i figure that by them making it painfully obvious that they are aware of their surroundings, that these types of scumballs will go look for another victim. they may be lowlifes, but they're not stupid. they want easy/fast. alert people do not make for easy/fast victims in most cases.