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I already had some for my P226 (which came with 2). I'll be "reunited" with them on my next trip to FL. My other guns don't have 15rnd mags. The Max I've seen for any of them are 10.

Ah, I forget.... some people in the free world have "generators...." In a "multiple unit dwelling" such as a townhouse, storage of jerry cans of gasoline (or similar flammables like propane tanks) are illegal, per state fire regulations.

Yeah, Tornado warning has lifted. Severe Thunderstorm watch still in effect until 10p this evening. But better today than this weekend...

And probably no need to pass it now, since the thing they were trading for is also dead.

Welcome from Warren County, NJ. Any friend of Dante's is a friend of ours.....

LegiScan - A2777 - 2014-05-15 - Received in the Assembly, 2nd Reading on Concurrence

I guess that's company policy. I don't believe in wasting storage. I remember when it was very expensive, although there isn't much use for IDEs these days...

I "DOD Wipe" mine and re-use them.. Are they old IDE's or SATAs?

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Look carefully. That part is in [brackets] which appears to be designating the parts that are to be "stricken" from the current statute. The underlined words are the replacement language.

Here are the rules for the WMA ranges....

Sadly, that's what journalism is about these days... "ratings"... They'll do what they need to, in order to not be accused of "bad journalism," but the rest they spin to their heart's content to get all the ratings they can as long as they can get away with it....

Again, if you read my reply to Vlad_G, I only quoted the article's title in my link. It would seem that language didn't matter so much to the author, who was just trying to attract more readers to the article, where I believe he did tell the truth (i.e. state that it was only a request, etc.)...

Not a problem... It would seem, perhaps, we need to do a bit of "self-policing" among our 2A brethren. But that's the problem, I guess. Some believe theirs is the "right way. That, in this case, more displays of OC will get the non-2A (not necessarily "anti-2A") public "used to it." Or that their RKBA is "unconditional..." allowing them to do the equivalent of "yelling FIRE in a crowded theater." You may very well have that right...but exercising it causes consequences, which can affect us all.

I'm not blaming them.... and all I did was quote the article's title in my link. So it's really the article's writer that is inaccurate. But no surprise there. And I agree, actually, with an owner's right to dictate what happens on their private land. I'm only relaying the fact (and frustration) that they did it, and had to "request" it so formally.

They don't call them "whips" for nothing...

Township of Independence, Warren County has been totally awesome! 23 days for initial FID+2 P2Ps. 16 days for 2nd set of P2Ps.

It would appear that Target did, in fact, comply with MAIG/MDA.... Target bans Firearms in its stores.

But he's not "Howard...." he's "HBEC." Or, if you wish, he's "J. Quenton Public, Jr,"

If you're referring to the last part of the bill, notice that it's in [brackets,] meaning (I believe) that it's to be stricken from the current statute. The parts that are underlined, seem to be the "replacement" language. That entire last section is in [brackets].... :)

So, what are the chances of this actually passing? Are there sufficient pro-2A's on the appropriate committees? Can the AG futz with it at all or try to tie it up in regs if it ever becomes law? And what would it do to the state reciprocal agreements that exclude non-residents? Would it actually nullify them?

Welcome from Warren County!

Or, more likely the case that the weaker side in that particular district has no viable candidates on the ballot. I'd never be in favor of just wasting a voting opportunity. You can register on the opposite side and then become a "spoiler" in the primaries... voting for or against whom you either do or don't want to see advance to the "general" election, where one's affiliation doesn't matter.

A very wise decision, sir. Absolutely no reason to be sorry and no offense taken! A lot of us here actually agree with you.... and wish we could do the same...

And even if you are cleared, it will probably take forever to get your gun back from being "confiscated" at the time of arrest, if at all possible. I have to agree... it would not be wise not to bring your guns to NJ. If you are stopped and searched and caught with them (and you were not just traveling through under FOPA rules), it will not go well. You might even have some issues outside of NJ... Be very careful in Maryland as well. Just ask John Filippidis...