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Well, I'm sure that the "smart gun" technology will have govt. overrides. So when they do come to your door to "confiscate.. confiscate...confiscate" or for any other "Big Govt. control" action, suddenly the weapons won't work when you're attempting to use them to defend yourself against the tyrannical govt.

I'll be with y'all in spirit, tomorrow, but I'm no longer registered to vote in NJ. And there isn't anything up for election in my county in FL... not even a "public question."

This is a bit old, no? For Example, the reps for the 24th district have changed. Parker Space is now one of the Assembly reps, not Mr. Chiusano. And I think Allison McHose resigned on 10/17.

It sounds like he's trying to defend (and protect) his $$$ investment in it....

60 minutes did a segment on "Smart Guns" again. Apparently, Loretta Weinberg was one of the people interviewed....stating that the "Gun Lobby" is opposed to them. A little more than just the gun lobby, I think!

She was on 60 minutes, tonight. They did a story on the "Smart Gun." That's coming back folks!

Yes, he is... In a home invasion scenario, you want as much capacity as you can get without distraction. Those extra 5 rounds might just make the difference, someday. Moreover, the political impact of having something like that passed and implemented is a critical blow to the pro-2A struggle in NJ.

Was any such change passed recently? Or, perhaps, by EO? I hadn't heard of it passing. And if it had, I'm certain Ant would have been sounding off about it on GFH radio! But yeah, as soon as CC is no longer gov., whomever replaces him (most likely Sweeney or Fullop) will implement that "job 1." Not that it matters to me anymore, but it would still be tragic.

All other things being equal (i.e. fit, accuracy, etc.), I would always prefer more capacity than less. My SIG P226 came with 15rnd mags standard. When the NJ legislature was threatening A2006 a year or so ago, I had already purchased several other 15rnd original SIG factory mags for it. Those mags suddenly decided to take a "vacation" in FL, and were replaced temporarily by two SIG 10 round original mags. Thankfully, I. my P226 and all the mags are now permanent residents of FL, so no issue for me. But yeah, capacity is a good thing, especially when you need it!

Correct. And they (anti's in NJ Govt.) are counting on no one having the time, resources and/or $$$ to challenge them in federal courts, or the political clout to get the legislators voted out of office. Maybe it's what's needed but it will be a Herculean effort!

If you're going to do that, then I'd be prepared to take it all the way to SCOTUS. And, be prepared to challenge some of the basic NJ State Laws regarding firearms. I can see the authorities lining up and responding to any legal challenges by saying, "There is no state RKBA in NJ".It's totally at our discretion. So do you want a gun or not?" You have to be ready to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the federal court system and/or SCOTUS that NJ law violates federal laws and/or 2A. Good luck with that....

Here is the original article from Ammoland, dated 05/05/2015. Yeah, it probably died right after the Charleston Church shooting.

I guess, if you're running a successful business and making money with it, you won't be buying he gun in order to rob people!

I'm referring specifically to people who think they're flying into some other "2A friendly" airport, and are "diverted" to a NYC airport for whatever reason and have to deplane and "take the next one." They're screwed, because they can't re-declare the firearm upon next day's check in. They'd be arrested by the Port Authority Police. In PA airports, not a problem.

Or, *especially* NYC (LGA or JFK).

Same thing with my former town of Independence Twp. 2-3 weeks for the initial FID & P2Ps. Subsequent P2Ps were exactly 16 calendar days for each set.

Even a SCOTUS justice can be impeached. But I'm sure you can appreciate the Herculean effort in doing something like that...

It will spit a lot of stuff at you. And not all the stuff in red is bad. None of the stuff in black is bad. It's just "informational." You just have to look at the end report. PM it to me and I'll have a look when it's done.

Basically what classic rootkits try to do is make the OS think it's the "Super User" or "System Administrator" with those level of privileges. On Unix systems, that super user is called "root." Hence, the name "rootkit." It can then perform actions at that level. It also attempts to hide itself from detection of the system and standard anti-malware software. Which is why one needs specialized rootkit detectors.

The absolute best protection against malware, viri, rootkits, etc., is a solid set of "BACKUPS!" There will be some malware etc. for which there is no cure. The only thing one can do is rebuild the box. It's much easier if you're able to restore the system from a clean "system image" backup. A "system image" backup copies the entire hard drive image, sector for sector (most can compress the free space to reduce back up file size), but it can restore to the exact sectors where it backed up originally. This is important because Windows has certain USN (Universal Serial Number) and other files that it expects to find on specific sectors on the hard drive. If it doesn't find them on the correct sectors of the hard drive, it won't boot. The backup utility in Windows 7 and above does "system image" backups. Get an external USB drive, back up to that, and then you can port that with you or place it in a secure location. Now, if the malware also infected the BIOS ROM, there may be more to do (re-flashing the BIOS), and that's something that should also be backed up. But for most infections that can't be cleaned, a restore with a current system image backup works wonders. I usually back up once a week and keep three rotating sets of backups on file. I also don't keep "data" or data files on Drive C:\, even though WIndows encourages that with the C:\Users directory. I keep it separate.

I second the use of Malwarebytes. Just keep running it until it runs out of things it detects. But I would also recommend a good Rootkit detector as well. I use GMER. But ABSOLUTELY, disconnect a suspected PC from your network and the Internet FIRST! Clean it while it's off the network. Use burnable CR-ROMS to transfer anti-virus software if you need them.

For my P226 I have 5 15rnd mags and 2 10rnd. For the Shield 9mm, I have one 7rnd and 4 8rnd. For the two 1911's, I have 3 extra 10rnd "extended" mags in addition to the 2 that came with each 1911.

I don't. The problem is, the "sheeples" do! Them, and all the young students learning all that "common core" drivel. The liberal anti's are catching 'em young in the education system, just like Steven Jobs focused on the education community with Apple products.. We need to find ways to push back against the education system and teach kids our pro-2A values.

I have two SIG P226 10 round mags, and they are just the same as the 15rnd'ers. Sometimes that last round can be difficult, but I use an UpLula and it works OK.

The current SP-066 form now has a check box that indicates that mental records were "expunged." So that's one way they can know of a previous expungement.