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I'll feel much better if/when this survives the 9th circuit.

I think it depends on your local dept., but most had converted to the "electronic" background check submission. This, if you still have a valid FPID and don't need to be fingerprinted, etc. The electronic background check is available via this URL: NJSP - Form 212A on Line... But let your local dept. advise as to if you need to do this. The cost I believe is about $18.00 for this form. If you need to be fingerprinted again, then you probably have to make an appt. with Ident-2-Go and that will be in the $55-60 range. And, yes, $5.00 for a new FPID and $2.00 for each new P2P. You can download the two new forms on-line as well. STS-033 and SP-066. Hope this helps. Regards, Arnold.

Ocala FL is going down. i went by there the other day and the "Going out of business" banner was flying tall.

Yup. In fact, they have a website: DRGO - Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership...

In FL, it was an initiative by the pediatrician lobby... rabidly anti-gun. I'm sure a lot of the anti groups have put pressure on pediatricians and primary care docs.

Precisely. The concern is not what the doctor asks. The concern is what the doctor does with the answer (or lack of it). Do they interpret a non-answer or a "none of your business" answer as a "Yes?" Do they update any medical / insurance or "mental health" records accordingly? Do they refuse you as a patient? The doctor asking the question should not be illegal (i.e. freedom of speech). But what the doctor does with the response is what should be regulated. And it should be illegal for a doctor to interpret a non answer or NOYB answer as a Yes, and to report said findings to anyone else (insurance co, MIB, county adjuster, etc.). And, a denial of service for that reason should be cause for a discrimination lawsuit.

Saying "no" is probably the better option. Failing to answer or saying "none of your business" might cause them to answer in the "affirmative" on your behalf. At which point, it might go on your MIB record and affect your ability to get insurance, etc. Or it might cause them to reject you as a patient.... which probably isn't a bad thing, but with Obamacare limiting one's choices in doctors,

An excellent house! And a very nice area! That said, I don't know if it will help you much "2A wise." IIRC, Asbury is covered by the NJSP Perryville barracks. So you deal with all the inherent delays and bureaucracies therein.... Good luck!

Just FYI, the pro-2A folks suffered a disappointment here in FL... As you may recall, we had the "Docs vs. Glocks" law, which prohibited docs from asking if patients (and, especially, the parents of pediatric patients), if they were firearms owners. One of the appellate courts overturned the law, and AG Pam Bondi simply let the appeal period expire without challenging it. Therefore, docs in FL can continue to ask... a victory for the anti pediatrician docs who were the force behind striking down the law. Take care, as there are a lot of ways docs can trick you into responding to the question.

So will spiders, and other fauna when the camera is outdoors We have a lot of salamanders, etc.and even wasps that are attracted to the infrared light at night. A good system will allow you to block out certain areas of the cameras viewing grid such that it won't detect motion in those areas.

I wouldn't know about places in PA. Without any other factors considered, I'd say go with what's closest to work or whatever it is for which you were considering NJ. If you need a realtor there, try Karen Horn. She works out of the "Blue Bell" area. That might be a bit further south than you need to be, but she may know others in the area.

I don't believe the "numbers" make a difference to those antis attempting to engineer a "cause & effect" in re: guns. They want to demonstrate to the world (and especially the sheeples) that "guns are bad." They'll figure out how to work around the numbers if they don't support their argument. I absolutely agree that we need to focus on "publicizing and educating." The more incidents we publicize of where non-LEO GGWG's have saved a life (and where the lack of a GGWG has cost a life), will be the best thing we can do... (that is, if we can get the sheeples away from the MSM ). The other thing we can do is take more people to the range and show them the right way to approach firearms and firearm ownership. Hopefully, the more we get over to our side, the less impact the anti-spin will have.

I have such a system that I installed myself. A good system will let you choose the recording mode (i.e. "constant," or "on motion detection," or "no record"). Mine even lets me make those choices for each camera. How much can be recorded depends on the size of the hard drive in the DVR box. There should also be an option in the system as to what to do when the hard drive is at full capacity. In my system, I can either "overwrite" the oldest recordings, and just keep overwriting constantly, or it can stop recording until I decide what to do (ie. delete the whole disk and start over, or off load some recordings, etc.). You should be able to view what was just recorded (i.e. within maybe 2 minutes of it being recorded). It all depends on the software. I recommend you go "motion detection" only. There is no need to record and sift through all that footage for something when you're really searching for it. And it saves on hard drive space. Hope that helps.

Fair enough..

Not to go "off topic," but that right here should DQ him as a SCOTUS justice, let alone CJOTUS. I realize he's a conservative, but I could see some key 2A topics come up, and someone else threatening him, accordingly. He's not rock solid like Thomas, Alito, etc. We may have a "conservative majority now," but can we really guarantee with Kennedy and Roberts being a bit "flaky..."? I'd like to see either one of them replaced along with whatever of the liberal justices are going as well. Then I think we'll be a lot more secure. Hopefully, his adopted children are all legal adults now, and now free and not needing guardianship protection by Roberts.

I had thought that, after the "federal highway funds for raising the drinking age to 21" thing, they cleaned up a lot of those provisions that permitted them to do it. But if there's still a way to do it or circumvent that law, we should go for it!

FIFY. Still, I have the same concerns HE has. No matter what the Feds do in re: reciprocity, the staunch anti states will fight it to the death. They have tons of lawyers and deep pockets for that sort of thing. As I keep saying, the only way to ensure compliance, I believe, is to tie disbursement of federal funds for various projects to compliance with those reciprocity laws. Whatever legal hurdles that entails will have to be resolved.

Freudian Slip???? That's possible, but I think it might take them a while to do that. AZ, for example has constitutional carry (and doesn't require residents to carry a license/permit) but still offers non-res permits for out of state people. I have one.

SCOTUS can rule all they want. But unless there's a mechanism to ensure "compliance," the rulings don't mean much. Again, I'm thinking we should tie receipt of federal funds for various projects to compliance with those rulings. I know some say that's illegal now, but it should be revisited.

Precisely. But do they have the space for it? Evey inch of space there is utilized, I believe. Don't know how much they could devote towards it.

Assuming there is ever legislation passed and signed into law to limit magazines to 10 rounds, it will come down to how many resources they can devote to "policing" that legislation... whether it be a full force "confiscation" attempt (which I doubt, seriously), or (more likely) additional charges for being caught "in state" with them (at which point they would be confiscated). I think the best alternative is to have all those mags take a little "vacation" out of state.. Find a place where you can store them out of state and then use them when you are in that state (or any state other than NJ). I gather PA is the more likely choice for most of you. I will offer a "free" storage service for any NJGF members that want to send them on vacation to Florida! Come visit them anytime you like. When you finally GTFO NJ and move to a free state, they'll be waiting for you. It's what I did when A2006 was getting close to being passed.

I'm wondering if he's thinking.... "Maybe there is still a place for me in the Trump administration...."

Bearing Arms - Gov. Christie Pardons two veterans from firearms convictions.... These two are: 1) Michael A. Golden, 68, and 2) James Michael Thaddeus Pedersen, 42. The article goes on to mention that Christie could do more by "attempting to get NJ's Draconian laws changed..." Sounds like the article's writer never met the NJ legislature...

Which is where I think they (NRA) want NJ to stay..... they need a poster child to keep soliciting $$$... Thus, no *real* help, but things like this article, which brings them more $$$ support on a national level, but doesn't do a thing about helping NJ specifically.

Aren't they doing that anyway, in re: EasyPass?