mark_anthony_78

Ah, can't make that one. I'm taking an NRA pistol course to check off a pre-requisite for Florida CCW.

Any concensus? I'm probably good for either day.

My preferred FFL, while still a very friendly business, has recently tightened up a bit. Now they add 2% for credit cards, etc. As far as prices, they don't seem way out of line, but I can also just find a reputable online deal and they'll match it plus $25, which is what their transfer fee would be anyway. Maybe that knocks a few bucks off their profit, but I leave happy and keep going back for more rather than never returning because of a rip off.

I've quoted all the companies over the years. "Brick and mortar" places like State Farm, Allstate, etc. are always way more expensive than the online companies. I've bounced back and forth between 21st Century and Geico. As the rates climb, I change again... I also have Progressive for my motorcycles, and they are far cheaper than Rider.

Remington is owned by a private company, so even if Bloomberg tried to pay $5 billion they could still just say "no" to his offer.

So, the hours would only be while you're at work, and not on Sunday... leaving approximately 6 hours a week for people to enjoy their rights on their own property.

I think he rigged them with timed explosives. Otherwise it's just proof that the rest of us suck.

It was good to meet all of you. Forgive me if I only caught a few of your actual names - there were a lot of people there! Looking forward to attending more in the future, but I definitely need to go to my club and practice (a lot) to be on par with the rest of the group...

We'll have plenty of clays. I've got two new boxes in the truck and a half-crate of once thrown clays, but those sometimes explode on launch

There are a few public garages too (if the State house garage is full or you want to have other options. When I went last time I used the garage on East Front Street (between Lincoln Highway and Broad Street) which has super easy access in/out to Route 206 and is a 5 minute walk to the State House.

What's the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results (i.e. this poll ever showing support for a 10 round limit).

I should be able to make it. Will be nice to meet some of you fellow members. I'll have my Winchester SXP, and I'll bring two clay throwers (hand tosser and a Trius One Step).

I'd call for a status update. I got mine in about two months (October to December last year) and that was with one re-mailing since they lost my picture in the first envelope.

Yes, FID/P2P application (STS-033) and mental health form (SP-066) are still paper. If your PD uses the online system for the criminal background check they should have a sheet explaining it, since you need to enter their control number.

Within the past month or so...

Sheltering in place...

So almost 1 million LTCF holders in PA, and an untold number of open carriers... And rather than "blood in the streets", Pennsylvania is where most jersey folks go to relax for weekend vacations.

As far as parking, I wasn't sure what the State House garage rules were so I used a public garage a few blocks east of the capital buildings. Easy in/out and a 5 minute walk through a not-scary part of town.

Midway USA has some ~15% off codes for a few more days. FEB15 = $15 off $100 FEB30 = $30 off $200 FEB45 = $45 off $300 Between that and my birthday promo I bought a Redfield Revolution 2-7x33 scope and PEPR quick disconnect mount for $255 shipped (saved about $55 total).

When I attended last year, the staff and State Police at the annex directed everyone to the right rooms (we overflowed into another area with a video feed). Everyone filled out a form indicating their position on each bill (i.e. oppose ALL if they were all anti-gun) and that form had a spot to indicate if you wanted to testify/speak. They then (theoretically) pick an even number of pro/con to speak, even if they crowd is 90% against the bill. At any given time there are 3 or 4 people at the table to speak (all from one viewpoint). Expect them to lose interest real quick if you wax poetic about the Constitution. Find technical faults with the law. Then watch as they ignore everything that was said while the AYE votes pour in at lightning speed.

My (admittedly crude) understanding is that the State of California was not a party to the suit, and therefore cannot appeal the decision. The state law itself was not questioned/changed by the decision, just how certain sherriff's interpreted and applied the "justifiable need" requirement, which will continue to exist with the exception that sherriffs must accept self defense as a valid cause. If the sherriffs don't appeal, and the court itself doesn't request an en banc review, then all the AG can do is beg for either of those to happen up until the decision's deadline.

I have the same GP100 (4" SS) and it's a great gun. Was the perfect sidearm for a hunting trip in Wyoming a few years ago, although (thankfully) I didn't have to use it. I also believe that variety is the spice of life, so I've continued to get other semi-autos and revolvers to add to my collection (all Rugers so far in 3 calibers: .22LR, 38/357, and 9mm).

I bet it's decided by a computer that picked the box size based on the 22" length. The packer probably has no override authority.

OK, but there are 16 Republican Senators in NJ... why are there not at LEAST 16 pro-gun bills in committee?

So? Keep introducing it again and again and again... just like the anti's do with their bills. Also, what is your senator doing in an attempt to advance gun rights? Sitting idly by and just voting no on the other bills isn't enough.