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Came home after an 18.5 hour shift plowing and salting to no power. To lazy to start the genny. Lit kerosene heater and cracked open a few cold ones.

In NJ they make it out of committee and are enacted into law.

It's three rounds per mag. I bring 10 mags so i'm OK with it for the price.

I've shot at the Tobyhanna and Wallenpaupack ranges. As someone else said at $30 it's a bargain. You do have to watch the other shooters. On a rare occasion i've seen a stupid human trick such as a guy on the 50 yard rifle range just walking down to change a target while several people were shooting on the 25 yard pistol range which normally isn't an issue except there is no berm separating the 2 ranges. I called a quick cease fire and myself and another guy went to politely remind this gentleman that he should ask for a cease fire when he wants to change targets. His reply was " you guys are 20 yards to my right what's the problem"? I guess he never heard of a ricochet or poor marksmanship. He did ask for a cease fire the next few times he wanted to change his target though. As to round counts I thought it was only 3 in a rifle and 6 in a handgun but I could be mistaken.

So according to #3 since I'm an NRA certified RSO i'm good to go on the training requirement.

You need to pick better friends.

Liked the concept but wish there was some way to make it work with a revolver. I saw the adapter on their website but was not impressed with it.

I can't recall where I read it but it was stated that he was tossed from 2 other schools for behavioral issues prior to his attending the school where he decided to commit mass murder.

I'm with fishnut. I like beans in my chili. Red Kidney and black. A touch of cayenne but too much heat will obscure the flavor of the other ingredients. My recipe other than the beans is very similar to Tex's so it's nice to know i've been doing it almost right for the last 30 years.

I find it almost impossible to believe that a kid who was thrown out of 3 schools one for a violent act plus bringing a weapon into a school was not on the radar somehow. If all this was kept quiet by school administrators than it's on them.

There were 2 armed resource officers in a school with 3,200 students. That is far to few. It also appears that there were unprotected entrances that allowed the killer access to the building to set off the fire alarm and create a kill zone. This coupled with the failure to follow up on a multitude of red flags from this killer shows that law enforcement needs to up its game and schools must be made into hard targets. Entry restricted to a few secure entrances.

He must transport it to and from work just like going to a range. Unloaded in separate container from ammo.

Card check, earings check, reservations check. Think I got it covered.

Regarding the loaded magazine issue. I have spoken with 3 different attorneys (Nappen included) regarding transporting loaded magazines they all advise not to do it.

I'm not sure if inflation has hit deck building hard but those prices seem very high to me. I had a 20'x24' deck about 9' off the ground replaced 8 years ago with geodeck and it cost $12,000. The contractor who built it in no longer doing work as I called him after Hurricane Sandy to do some repairs to the deck and he was not available. I would shop around a bit more.

Ball ammo perhaps.

ROAD TRIP

I've used them on copper pipe and as previously posted the pipe must be clean. I use emory cloth and then wipe the end down with a damp rag. I've had them installed for 10 years and their still working fine. They are expensive, that's the only downside.

I was at a seminar Saturday that Evan Nappen spoke at and his opinion is that as the bill is currently written any type of grip that you use your non trigger hand on will make a semi auto an AW and be banned. He agreed that as written it will ban all semi auto's with a detachable magazine.

Closest one I know of is on the Hamburg Tpk in Riverdale. NOt far off 287

On the way back stop at Fegley's Brew works in Allentown. Not far off 78 great food and beer.

I watched it too and thought it was a really good piece. I was particularly impressed by the videographers realization that the government wanting to ban the AR type rifle, (which was the one firearm that he and his wife felt the most comfortable with) was suspicious at best. It's well worth your time to watch it.

For now.

She wasn't waiting for a LTC she was waiting for a permit to purchase.