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A friend in GA has one. Apparently they are a ton of fun, and, they are marked as not for sale in NJ. He specifically called me up to bust my chops.

Is that considered concealed carry or open carry? I think you could make the argument either way.

I'm .50 .50 on Barrett

Look at Morris Township. The taxes here are lower than the surrounding towns.

So we should send her a get well soon card and a box of chocolates?

The people that drank were adults and made that decision for themselves. The last thing we need is citizens "narcing" each other out. Once that becomes the norm, we are all doomed. I would mind my own business.

If we followed the Constitution, we could buy more than that.

The Militia IS the people. And, this is what Regulated meant.

Here you go..... EQUIPMENT WAS REGULATED: " shall with all convenient speed furnish himself with a good musket or firelock and bayonet, sword or tomahawk-, a steel ramrod, priming-wire and brush fitted thereto, a cartridge-box to contain twenty-three rounds of cartridges, twelve flints, and a knapsack, agreeable to the direction of the Continental Congress, under the forfeiture of two shillings for the want of a musket or firelock, and of one shilling for the want of the other above-enumerated articles"; also " that every person directed to be enrolled as above shall, at his place of abode, be provided with one pound of powder and three pounds of bullets of proper size to his musket or firelock." http://www.doublegv.com/ggv/militia.html

Are we allowed to shop at the Harbor Freight next door, or would that be an illegal deviation?

That's why we have to register to vote as a D, and then change the party from within. The party leaders will not listen to R's, but may listen to their own. After all, their main job is to get re-elected.

No problem Once you move, you can use MEK to dissolve the epoxy.

Some animals are more equal that others.

I get the feeling that the cockiness of these bastards will be the cause of their downfall.

This is the last line in the bill reference in the above link. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/A3000/2757_I1.HTM 2. This act shall take effect on the first day of the fourth month next following enactment. It does look to me like less than 180 days. However, I have seen other version that say Immediately, and one that said 180 days, so who know what Murphy signed.

My assumption would be that the bill was going to pass anyway, and voting against it would give a D opponent ammunition to use against them in November. Kind of a Pick Your Battles thing.

If one has the skills that you can learn in High School shop class, no modifications are permanent.

Maybe he was on his way back from the range.

This is a long one https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/10/19/thresholds-of-violence But in short, it explains why we are seeing more shootings. TL:DR is that the more there are, the more there will be.

I think they have to be signed into law, first.

Did you call the court to confirm? If they never sent anything to the court and are BSing you, I would consider sending a copy of the correspondence to the NJ Attorney General, as well as the NJ Bar Association.

If you are looking to go vintage, I have what it think is a 1930's vintage Winchester 52 with an old scope on it. It is a bolt action gun, with a small magazine. I shot it once, and it is pretty accurate.

These are pretty accurate, and adjustable for most shooters

There is no ticket, it just sounds like a lawyer is trying to scare them out of money.

She did not open the door into traffic, she opened it into an empty parking spot.