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Just Amazon stuff. They cut a deal with the USPO for Sunday Delivery. Perhaps, as part of "Prime." 'Matter of fact I got an Amazon Prime shipment from them yesterday as well.

Closed to the "public," perhaps, but I'll be the committee will be "escorted" there to meet, anyway. Why waste a perfect opportunity to *not* deal with a huge crowd?

So very sorry for your loss, man. I'm a "Doberman/Black Lab" kinda guy. My family always had dobies. They were never a problem. It is my understanding that the red dobie my grandparents had looked after me as an infant when they let me stay outside, and never let anyone get near the crib, etc..

But now the password needs to reflect the new name... How about "Free!Speech" :D

Yeah, this is totally whacked... What does "on your person" mean? Do I have to wear it around my waist when I'm sleeping? Can I not put my HD/SD weapon in a locked case like a Gunvault but "at the ready" for immediate use if there's a break-in (i.e. "condition 1")? I could see this for non HD/SD weapons (and I practice that already). But the point of having an HD/SD weapon is to have it at the ready. We need to be allowed to store it in a gun safe loaded.

And not for food? That's not good.

Yet, these types seem to avoid (or are deliberately ignoring) the obvious counter point.... "If it *costs* a life, it isn't worth it." Witness the Short Hills shooting, or any of the cases of a home invasion where children were abducted and/or molested or killed. Or, witness the cases of those parents/children that defended themselves against an armed intruder(s) whose lives might *not* have been saved if they didn't have that HD/SD weapon (you know, the kinds of cases that, somehow, seem to be oblivious to the MSM) I'm certainly "thinking of *those* children!" :icon_neutral:

I think it's the only way it *could* be done when one moves "out of state," no? Send it directly to the NJSP Firearms Unit, right? I wonder, then, how the sp-066 might be handled, if it's *required* to be witnessed by the intake LEO... I'm wondering even more why a mental health check from the county where you "used to" live is even relevant when filing a "change of address" form "out of state?

But just a little "behind pace." An avg. of 8000 per month would be 96,000 for the year. I'm hoping things pick up later in the year. More than likely if any of these "gun initiatives" actually show some traction, especially mag limits or the "smart gun."

And, if the boxes are big enough, when flattened, they make good target backings.

I think they do allow you to leave "packaging feedback" where you can tell them it was "too big." Usually, it's "just right" with my shipments, but sometimes, they also come "without air bags or bubble wrap, and the sides get damaged).

So... they're going ahead with this?... I find it interesting that A2777 (which is, supposedly, the trade off we get for giving up 15 rounds ) is "pending intro & referral" (meaning I believe, that it hasn't yet been introduced as a bill), but that A2006, the bill to give up 15 round mags, seems already formally introduced and is in full swing... Does anyone have a read on Gov. Christie on this yet? Just curious. I mean this could be nothing... just "formalities." It might not come out of committee and onto the full floor. But I seriously doubt they'd waste all this energy and power on something they'd have no hope of bringing to the floor for a vote. I may be wrong (and I hope I am), but I don't think so.

That would be only "registered" guns, though. How many "unregistered/unknown" owners are out there as well?

Not only do I own that boxed set (i.e. blue folio box), I own a backup copy of it. As CJOTUS, no less. "Lioness," actually. The actress was Glenn Close, in fact. Bill Fichtner played her conservative counterpart that was also appointed. "Mongo only pawn.... in game of life." I didn't know it until I was watching the commentary by Mel Brooks, that, in fact, it was Richard Pryor (one of the movie's writers) who wrote that line (and most of Mongo's lines).

There's an excellent quote from (believe it or not), the old "West Wing" TV series. Ainsley Hayes, was a conservative attorney hired to work at the White House to represent a "balancing" view. On her first episode, she got into it with Sam Seaborn about, of all things, the 2nd amendment. Sam, of course, taking the standard liberal "anti-gun" view. It also didn't help that this happened, just after both President Bartlett and Josh Lyman had been shot in Roslyn, Va. in the previous season finale. The gist of the discussion was: One of the few quotes about it that actually makes sense and has some truth to it.

What time were you there? I was there around 5:30-6p And yes, absolutely great service!

They might be taking phone numbers. Be sure to touch *67 before the call to keep your phone number "private." I don't know if they have "Anonymous Call Rejection" active or not, but we'll find out.

Would it really matter, though? Isn't Ms. Weinberg in the 37th Leg. district (Ft. Lee, Englewood, etc.)? If you figure that she'd probably replace Sweeney as Senate Pres.

My exact thoughts as I read the strip initially. Intended to be anti-gun, but wound up being slightly pro-gun in result. Although one might argue that the kid's expression could simply be a consequence of listening to the basic story... but I doubt it. Interesting how today's comments on the strip's site mirror our "pro/anti" gun discussions here :D.... Good to see all the "pro2A" folks comment there. I would have thought the opposite, actually.

S993 I think is the bill in question, although that might change again.

I'm not suggesting they will. I'm just saying how they *might* go about it. A lot depends on the letter and intent of the final law, once signed. If there's any provision for a "sweep & clean" in the law (highly unlikely for "manpower" reasons, as you say), that's just one way they could start with it and not waste resources going "house to house" and searching everyone. I suspect that if it is signed, it will most likely be something to the effect that "if you're caught with them," it will be a violation, or "if you're being investigated for something," it's one thing they might be able to look at.

I'd imagine they'd go with whatever the "standard" issue is for a given gun. For example, a "Sig-Sauer" P226 9mm comes standard with 15 round mags. OTOH, a Smith & Wesson M &P Shield 9mm comes with one 7 round mag and one 8 round mag standard. They can tell by the P2P which make & model of gun was purchased. So....

I came upon today's (02/22/2014) "Non Sequitur" comic strip: Non Sequitur, 02/22/2014 I can't decide whether or not it's "Pro-gun" or "Anti Gun." I have my suspicions, but I'd be interested in your thoughts, before I give mine.

Try this one: Cam & Co. Click on the "Scott Bach" listing on the left column.