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Cleaning a gun doesn't require an excellent gunsmith. Or even a bad gunsmith. Cleaning your own guns helps you understand how they function or why they might be giving you problems, spot potential trouble spots before they become real problems, and saves you money that can instead be spent on ammo. Also, the smell of Hoppes solvent has been known to drive women wild! Although not often in a good way.

Seems silly for the rest of us, too. Silly being far too mild a word.

Lotta good stuff in there. I particularly liked this line. Dan: This was bill was not well thought out, was written in a fit of rage in direct defiance of Bruen

I know that in the early 90's, NJ had something like 400 Deputy Attorneys General scattered around the state. I think the Assistant Attorneys General numbered in the dozens. I've no idea how that number may have changed over time.

Clever solution!

Mom recently got a second tax rebate from Idaho, similar letter with it. The Governor says Idaho is still running a record budget surplus, tax money really belongs to the people, so here is a big chunk of yours back. So VERY different than the way the liberal states operate.

If the security cams have you entering through a door with no signage it would certainly be harder to bring a successful enforcement action.

Not what the OP is looking for, but for us it’s usually Folgers Colombian from Costco, and occasionally Starbucks Breakfast Blend BUT, for Christmas I gave my wife a couple of pounds of green coffee beans. We’re going to make our first attempt at roasting at home.

That’s kinda what they said in the email sent to Smile participants. They had far too many charities enrolled, diluting the effectiveness. So they will focus their donations in a few areas of their choosing: affordable housing, tech training support (kinda self-serving) and disaster relief Essentially, they didn’t like their customers making their own choices as to where the donations went.

That's a nice feature set. I checked it out on Amazon. Someone did ask how long it would take to fully charge using the built in solar panels. The vendor responded 50 to 60 days.

I'd say so. Judge Bumb gave us what we wanted in the Koons TRO request, and bitch-slapped the state of NJ pretty hard is a wise and impartial judge with a firm grasp of constitutional law.

I'd go with 'Be Safe' as the only tip you really need. Most ranges are quite accepting of a good degree of suckage with new shooters, as long as you are a safe shooter.

That's a detail I'd missed. But I'd already lost interest in it when I couldn't find an IWB holster for the gun.

So this should be fine here, as long as the magazines are separate (as built, the dual mags shared a common base plate). 20 in the mags, and 2 in the pipes. Almost like living in a free state! AF2011 Mikulek shoots the AF2011

WooHoo--congratulations! Did you pick it up from the court, or did they first send it back to your local PD who then notified you?

I don't know, but after today they're unlikely to consider it a slam dunk and rush to get it in front of another judge as soon as possible. I think they'll take a little time to reflect on WTF just happened to them, and see if they can refine their approach. They'll try, but it's going to be very hard to get around Bruen.

That's not bad. I may have to write that in the next time I'm asked to fill out a form with more than two choices for gender.

Here you go: https://www.nj.com/business/2023/01/oscar-mayer-weinermobile-driver-job-heres-how-to-apply-for-the-coveted-role.html I'd rather see Murphy or his AG applying for the job; the ones they have are clearly above their pay grade.

Glad they finally got around to it, and only 90 minutes after they posted the article on how to apply to be an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile driver. Priorities, you know.

There is plenty of jumping for joy going on in the "NJ Lawmakers Announce Plans to Destroy Right to Carry" thread. Today was a big win! In the short-term, I'm now most bothered by the still-standing requirement that we have the carry insurance that we're not allowed to have in NJ. That is being challenge in the suit that was to have been heard today, now pushed back to Thursday because of today's TRO. I like our odds for having most, maybe all, of the remaining provisions of the carry killer bill suspended while the long-term fate of the bill is decided. I also like our odds of having the long-term fate of the bill be much more favorable to us.

Not a word on NJ.com. In the last hour, here is what they felt was more important than mere constitutional issues.