DeerSlayer

Lol, he got pissed it wouldn't open. And forced it. Bye bye bed cover hahha. He turned into a twisted pile of scrap aluminum... I was like WTF, why would you do that? I tried to fix it, but it was never the same. Probably because he was a State worker for so many years, that's their mentality. But yeah when they work they're great I stood on his it didn't even flex, well built. The only Achilles heel is ice, and if you have common sense that shouldn't be a problem...

My father in law had the roll n lock on his Colorado. It was really nice secure and strong. Until he tried to roll it up one day with frozen ice in the tracks. That was the end of that cover. And it wasn't cheap.

Yep. I did graduate from Johnson & Wales U. I can cook. And fix the plumbing in the kitchen:lol:

I have the Extang trifecta (tri fold). I bought the soft model. But they make a hard one as well ($300 more). My tailgate locks and you can't open the cover from outside. you can remove the entire cover in about 2 minutes. The fame stays with the cover, no snaps, no bows, no bullshit. And you can drive with it flipped up. With the soft model it takes nothing more than a pocket knife to get what's in the bed. But it keeps the honest people honest with the gate locked. Doesn't leak a drop of water, even going through the car wash. The hard model would be a better choice for security. Extang makes a quality product the only brand bed covers I will buy. All my trucks have had Extangs. http://tonneaucoversworld.com/extang-tonneau-covers.aspx

Alton is awesome, I have 2 of his books.

Nope not until 3 years after the first "smart gun" is sold.

I thought it was "or magazine disconnect" I actually edited my post probably while you were quoting me lol. Thanks for checking.

I think mass has a law that pistols sold must have a loaded chamber indicator or a Magazine disconnect? I heard that somewhere once.

Gotcha

:wacko:

My mistake lol, I should know I'm from Sussex County. This is the edge of Appalachia here.

Good plan... I heard you have a pretty mouth

Yeah the fixed one is good to go, they're A2 length if I'm not mistaken. I just looked at his title again and saw the word "fixed" lol.

I have a bunch of them on my AR'S. Once they're pinned so they can't be adjusted, jersey legal.

Good luck with that. I've personally gotten into it with him over the subject. He actually accused me of "not being capable of critical thinking". This was when he emailed me to let me know that I should write letters to Sweeney, and tell him that we apposed the 10 magazine bill. I fired back at him with "well maybe the NJOA shouldn't have endorsed this guy in the first place". (Anthony M.) is a clown, and I no longer support the NJOA on a personal level. The president of the Federation of Sportsmen’s clubs also sits on the board of the NJOA. The way it was explained to me by other state federation members was, we keep our relationship with the NJOA for the use of their legal team when we need it to fight the antis in Trenton. And I can't wait until this recall effort is successful, Anthony M. will be the first person I email back to say "I told you so". I don't know one person in the federation that actually gave their vote to Sweeney or Norcross . My county chapter in Sussex was pretty upset when we heard the NJOA was endorsing that dynamic duo. The members were calling to completely cut ties with the NJOA over this. But we're not a political group so it was let go...

Went to the Morris county federation meeting tonight, it was a ghost town. put in a call to their president, left a message. Don't know if their meeting was canceled tonight or not. Nobody was there stuck around the parking lot till 8:15

Hahh, if you hear banjo music coming from the pines RUN!

Cool^^^^

Send them an email. Again not looking for any endorsement from them. I'm aware that the federation dosent endorse or donate to political causes. (We use the NJOA for that) I'm an officer in a county chapter myself. We do however have political figures occasionally visit our meetings to deliver a message on different things going on in the state. Just making the attendees aware of the recall taking place. What they do with that information beyond the meeting is up to them. Some may be receptive, some may not be. This idea is to inform sportsmen, and let them know their support as individuals is welcomed. That's it. If the secretary gives you a hard time I will personally contact them on our behalf if need be. But pretty much every meeting is full of friendly people also very pro 2A. Anyone is welcome to sit in on a meeting they're open to all.

Nuisance animals may be trapped if they're causing property damage. Re location is illegal though. They must be released in the same area they were trapped. Which why I don't trap, I kill instead.

Sounds like a prime candidate for NJ democrats to elect.... I believe brain damage, is a prerequisite to joining the Democratic National party...

Salem county meeting is tonight. Can anyone make it? I'm attending Morris county. It's in Carneys point. http://www.njsfsc.org/counties/southern-region/salem-county-chapter-southern-region/

Also with a PA LTCF you get much more states with receprocity agreement than you would with a Texas non-res CHL. If you can keep PA residency it makes the most sense. You can still keep a handgun here in NJ, as long as you actually own or lease the home you plan to keep it in even with PA primary residency. But I would highly recommend getting a NJ FPID card to use for ammo purchases as well as long gun transport while your here. Use your PA drivers license address. Apply at the nearest NJ State police barracks to your home in PA.

Inside of a vehicle they honor a ccw permit from ANY state. Outside the car is a different story.

I'm not sure either, I don't do FB. There's a ton of hunting clubs in the state. There's also a bunch of individual members that attend each county meeting. The Federation isn't a political organization. We wouldn't be asking them to attend representing the Federation or their club. Just as John q Public, voting citizen of NJ.