124gr9mm

Scrapple, also known by the Pennsylvania Dutch name Pannhaas ("pan tenderloin" in English),[1][2] is traditionally a mush of pork scraps and trimmings combined with cornmeal and wheat flour, often buckwheat flour, and spices. The mush is formed into a semi-solid congealed loaf, and slices of the scrapple are then pan-fried before serving. Scraps of meat left over from butchering, not used or sold elsewhere, were made into scrapple to avoid waste. Scrapple is primarily eaten in the southern Mid-Atlantic region of the United States (Delaware, Maryland, South Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.). Scrapple and panhaas are commonly considered an ethnic food of the Pennsylvania Dutch, including the Mennonites and Amish. Scrapple is found in supermarkets throughout the region in both fresh and frozen refrigerated cases.

We found 2 packages/pounds at the Shop Rite in Lincoln Park, so we have that as a fallback. When we get into PA we'll see if we can find something better.

I stopped in there yesterday but they wouldn't sell me their last 3 packages. The expiration dates were over a year old, so the guy said he had to toss them. I tried to explain that frozen scrapple was probably 'good' for a few decades, but he didn't want to lose his job...

That's a great idea. If we can't find it here I'll just stop along the way.

Maybe shot it from the hip first... https://youtu.be/lvL1CyAXdHk

Thanks. My wife said she asked at the Shop Rite in Wayne and they said 'no', but maybe the teenagers there didn't know what she was talking about.

Going to Michigan to see in-laws and they asked us to bring them some Scrapple. They used to live in South Jersey and evidently it was available there. Anyone know of a place up here where I can grab some???

To be clear, you're exempt from the carry rules for your carry gun. If you're making a range trip carrying a pistol and bringing other guns, the other ones have to be stored/transported in accordance with existing rules (magazines/ammo separate from pistols, etc, etc).

The only disadvantage is for the bad guys because you'll be able to stay on target better. I think you should buy it. Also take some pictures and do a range report when you get it...

Yeah, it would be interesting to know more about the dataset. ATF would have access to NICS data for the permits, but no idea what the "registrations" represent.

PMM comps use shims:

Great deal for a great carry gun! I'm carrying one right now...

If you want a change to the order you need to contact the court and ask them. Maybe start with an e-mail to the judge or the judge's clerk?

Agree.

Te latest law passed by Murphy moved the approval process from the courts to the PD's effectively eliminated the limitation to just the gun(s) you qualified with. The limitations were done by the courts (typically in a letter that was required to be carried along with the permit). So if you got your permit after January from the PD there is likely no restriction (though it's still best to look at the boxed checked on the permit) and you can carry what you want. If your permit came with a court order limiting you to a specific gun(s) then you'd be wise to abide by those rules until/unless you get a subsequent order nullifying the first one.

I'm a big fan of having a .22 pistol around for the reasons you described. When ammo, powder, and primers became scarce with COVID I shot MUCH more .22 than any other cartridge. For a newer shooter a .22 is an essential training tool and it's great to have around for bringing wives, children, friends, etc to the range for the first time.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing. it's good to know that there are others out there (I picked Hornady for the reasons you mentioned). I'll add them to my list and grab a few boxes if i ever run into them.

Similar story here: https://www.foxnews.com/media/widow-gun-laws-stalker-killed-husband Nikki Goeser, whose husband was shot and killed by her stalker at a restaurant, said on Wednesday that gun control laws prevented her from defending herself and her husband. “This happened in a restaurant that was a gun-free zone. ... I obeyed that law. Of course, the man who was stalking me did not have a permit to carry, brought a gun in illegally and shot my husband seven times. ... I will probably wonder for the rest of my life if I could have prevented that. Of course, I will never know because I was denied a chance. I was stalked and defenseless,” Goeser told “Fox & Friends” Wednesday.

Yeah, I don't think anyone here disagrees with that. I think the gunslinger picture was posted tongue-in-cheek...

Yeah, for carry I'm just going with factory as well. Everything else in the house (except shotgun) is pretty much reloads, but it's easy enough to keep some magazines loaded with factory stuff for the pistols I'll carry...just in case.

Huh?

I think the others have already given great advice. 3 gun can get very expensive very quickly, so I agree that you should just run what you have until you decide that you're going to invest in the gear they use. i think you should put notion of being "halfway decent' out of your mind. You're not going to be. Someone else may get DQ'd and there may be other new people, but otherwise you're going to finish dead last. And if you do that without getting DQ'd yourself then it's a success. You're trying a brand new game where you're learning the rules, how it operates, and what's required to run efficiently, so just set a goal of running the courses safely with as few mike's/misses as possible. The only 'gear' recommendations I would add would be a competition belt (cheap one is fine like this - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BR4T7G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), magazine holders for pistol mags, magazine holder for rifle mags, a dump pouch or shell holders for shotgun shells (I went with the pouch), and a wagon or old baby jogging stroller to haul your guns/ammo/gear from stage to stage. Yes, the belt I listed is cheap, but if you upgrade you can setup the cheap one as a 'bump in the night' rig that you can throw on when you're only wearing pajamas (or not)...

I don't carry with a light on my pistol, but I took a look online and most of the kydex holsters seemed to cover the trigger pretty well. It's not totally flush like the non-light ones, but I'm not sure what could get in there. Like this: Is that the gap you're talking about, or is it a different type of holster?

Yeah, maybe I'm too new to the carry game, but I'm not comfortable driving in the car with my gun pointed directly at my dick or thigh, so when get in the vehicle I move it over from 1:00 to 3:00. My pistol has a thumb safety as well, but I'm just not there yet...