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If this is ruled as moot I believe all hope is lost.

They "could" announce anytime after today. They "must" announce before they break for summer recess. As per SCOTUS Rules. If a Justice misses oral arguments, they could still participate in the discussion and ruling based on transcripts. At a minimum RBG has done that before. Any new Justice to join would not be involved.

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The additional pages were if you wished to sign up to participate in additional surveys. I chose not to.

It was a very quick survey. There were no questions on age, location, level of education, household income, etc....

I'm not a Glock fan myself (don't like the ergonomics of them). I think you're doing the right thing renting and trying. I believe you will never know if you really like a gun until you've shot a few hundred rounds. I'm partial to M&P myself, but I've been contemplating a SIG next. Monmouth Arms is right down the road from you and Steve @remixer is a good guy.

Did not ask for personal information. https://harvard.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2bqzY7kpMaJmdtH

I finally splurged on a MantisX. I'll start by saying I already knew I have an issue pushing in anticipation of the shot. I did a few dry fire sessions over a few weeks with overall scores in the 80s-90s. Did my first live fire session today; with a .22 and 9mm; about 300 rounds total. My MantisX scores were pretty bad; around 70-80 with the .22 and 50-60 with the 9mm. I'm somewhat confused because the scores didn't seem to jive with hits on target. For the most part I had fairly consistent groups of 6-8" at 15 and 20 yards. At times a "perfect shot" (hit exactly where I was aiming) would score sub 30. Other times I'd completely miss the target yet the score would be in the 80s or 90s. How does that happen?!? I know a few people here have the MantisX, anyone have a similar experience? I intend to rig up a bench rest to use my next time out to see if that helps any. If I am pushing down as much as it claims, the rest should greatly reduce it. I did learn that overall my sight picture and aiming is good. At one point I suddenly started consistently hitting way right. I then noticed the lock screw for the rear sight loosened and the sight shifted. I was back on target after I re-centered it.

Do you remember how outspoken she was leading up to the election? She will never step down as long as Trump is in office. Probably not as long as any Republican is in office.

There is a difference between trust and "an acceptable risk" if you will. I truly debated getting them. For me I felt the benefit of a plug and play solution, with Google handling the infrastructure, ease of the app, etc.... was worth the slimmer chance of if being used for nefarious/unethical purposes. The benefits of having them so I can keep an eye on my property when away (going away on vaca was what made me finally decide to get them) outweighs the risks. You clearly have a PC/Mac and/or "smartphone" since you're on this forum. You are already giving away information about yourself. There was a recent story about a trojan app which was able to take control of the camera/microphone on phones. Every single aspect of life is a balance of risk/reward/convenience.

Don't think I saw this one already on here. https://www.theblaze.com/news/new-jersey-mans-guns-seized-under-red-flag-law-after-his-rival-in-a-lawsuit-filed-a-petition Basically, guy sues his surgeon, bad mouths him online and over the phone. To me, his biggest mistake was stating "I know where you live". Second biggest mistake, once lawyers are involved he should have stopped all interaction with person(s) he's suing.

As far as I know, only Ring has this arrangement. I have Nest doorbell cams, I am nearly positive police would need permission or a court order to access the videos. No different than if they wanted anything from my cell or landline phones.

Read more: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/11/fbi-arrests-houston-officers-in-fall-out-of-harding-street-no-knock-raid/#ixzz661D711fl Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook The Federal investigation into the no-knock raid on 1815 Harding Street in Houston Texas, on January 28th, 2019, where the married couple, Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas were killed in their home, has resulted in indictments and arrests for three people. Those three are former officers Gerald M. Goines, 55, Seven M. Bryant, 46, and neighbor Patricia Ann Garcia, 53.

Rumor on the playground is that his Mommy, The Queen is upset. Sad part is too many people care more about her feelings than the victims.

Women calls 911 and asks for a Pizza delivery to not tip off bad guy in the house. I've seen similar stories in the past. Sounds like this dispatcher almost missed it. Maybe they need to implement this is training? Was expecting the caller to be younger when I first started to read it. Source: https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-domestic-violence-victims-daughter-called-911-for-pizza

I understand bail reform just fine. A bunch of idiots in the government did what they always do.

Also falsifying records (they documented they were making the rounds). I do not recall what type of charge/penalty goes along with that.

This is the first I've seen a name and prior criminal activities. Another site (nj.com maybe, I forget) claims he is believed to have taken an Uber to a train station and is in NY or Ct. To recap, if it is the same guy; the court system failed by letting him out, the cop(s) need more range time, he should be permanently removed from society.

NJ101.5 did not say he was the same person, nor did I, Sniper made that comment. In my opinion, child molesters (if proven they are one beyond any doubt) should be publicly executed; same goes for a number of other crimes. But, this is NJ; and that is beyond the reason for my original post. The point of my statement was he was described as armed & dangerous, with no explanation of why he was deemed to be dangerous (at the time of my post). Being armed alone does not make a person dangerous; they could be ignorant of the law, they could be any other number of things. We now know why he was deemed dangerous based on additional information posted by Sniper.

Since he was arrested yesterday, and based on his history I'd hope he was still in jail. BUT, this is NJ, so.....

Police searching for "armed and dangerous" man on an "adult tricycle". Does not say why they consider him dangerous. https://nj1015.com/armed-man-on-tricycle-puts-tuckerton-area-schools-on-lockdown/

Made it to NJ1015.com https://nj1015.com/nj-man-not-allowed-to-buy-guns-despite-wiped-clean-criminal-record/

4. Red flag laws

This is a Win-Win-Win-Win situation. Dead gang-banger. Possibly corrupt cop should be dealt with. Judge's former gun used in (at least one) crime. Bad press for buy-backs. The only real negative I see is the wasted taxpayers money.