dilbert1967

I never liked the idea of a judge deciding what was "reasonable deviation". However, I feel sorry for the smaller LGSs. The additional taxes on guns and ammunition may put them out of business.

I saw 8 - 10 "Marxists" who were futilely trying to get their goofy message out about Trump. They should have just given up. Eventually, they were surrounded by the Capitol Police, and when no one would listen to them, they moved on. They didn't show up until late.

There will be dozens of portable toilets (so I'm told) as well as restaurants in the area.

Other than ensuring you have drinks, snacks, and are dressed warmly, I'm not sure how else to prepare. On VCDL's website, I counted approximately 80 buses departing for Richmond between 2am and 6am Monday morning. Who knows how many are driving individually like myself. I know the "lobbying" will take place in the Elizabeth Warr......I mean the Pocahontas building and the "rally" will take place on the steps of the same building with various speakers lined up. Not sure where the "steps" are in relation to the picture above. I think I'm adding a portable chair to my kit. Should be a great day!

Northam declared a "state of emergency" and has banned firearms inside the Capitol buildings and the grounds. The only "threat' he could cite was the militia groups who routinely provide security every year during Lobby Day.

I tried to message you but got this response: " DirtyDigz cannot receive messages."

Do you know if there is a spot where everyone is meeting? I will be parking at the "Stadium", about two blocks away, and catching the shuttle over to the rally.

Nice! Those pictures bring back some great memories!

I am definitely the oddball here with my selection: Beretta Tomcat 3032.

https://www.freestategunrange.com/ If you're not opposed to driving, the Free State Gun Range near White Marsh, MD. They offer a wide variety of classes from "Introduction to" to CCW qualification classes.

So if I have non-resident permits in other states I still can't purchase a CCW SAFE plan. When I first heard about this, I thought it only pertained to NJ CCW permit holders. As far as "murder insurance" goes, clearly Murphy doesn't understand the rule of law.

It's a nice shotgun. I bought mine over ten years ago. I'm glad not to have a lot of money tied up in a home defense gun.

Nah, this can't be the Governor. His teeth looks better.

Did you get a receipt?

Update: Name: Shooters Location: Little Egg Harbor Website: http://www.shootersnj.com Public/Private: Public Membership costs, Firearms: $20\hr non member rate; $250 year indoor range only; $400 year indoor and outdoor range. Archery: $15\hr non member rate; $150 year Archery and Firearm ranges $500 year Indoor: firearms, 15 lane, 25 yd; archery, 10 land, 25 yd. Pistol: indoor range only Outdoor: 16 lane, 150 yd Rifle: outdoor range only Skeet: No Trap: No Pits: No Steel: No Extras: 3D archery range located near the 150 yd range. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I added their new outdoor range and 3D archery range.

Anyone know if this training group is still around? They have no classes scheduled at any of the ranges in the area. Tried contacting them by e-mail but no luck. Their website does not appear to be up to date with what they have been doing.

Punxsutawney Phil and his attorney general would have a heart attack reading that link.

The short answer to your question is that the NJ statue reads you have to apply at your local PD, unless you don't have a local PD, then you must apply at the nearest state police station/barracks. This subject is covered in several threads on the forum. I think you'll find that, on average, you will get your purchase permits faster through your local PD than applying at a state police barracks. With the new FARS in place, I apply on-line and the local barracks will have my permits in about 3 1/2 months. If everyone applied at their "local" barracks, that number would probably double.

I had to look this up because I'm no lawyer. " Expungement (also called 'expunction') is a court-ordered process in which the legal record of an arrest or a criminal conviction is 'sealed,' or erased in the eyes of the law. When a conviction is expunged, the process may also be referred to as "setting aside a criminal conviction." So given the above, how were they able to "unseal" the conviction? And under what circumstances can they do it? I know it's expensive process, I'm not sure what was the point to it all. https://criminal.findlaw.com/expungement/expungement-basics.html

Sounds like a variation of your typical "boating accident".

Bangor is a nice town. I was there on business four years ago during the summer. Strange watching the sun appearing at 4:30am though.

At 140 mph., I don't think we have the technology, currently, to prevent someone from getting killed in this type of auto crash. What a shame.

There is. They were the Koch brothers, Charles and his late brother David. They donated to libertarian and conservative causes in the past, mostly climate control. They also donated heavily to the Heritage Foundation, the Cato Institute, and like-minded think tanks. Charles is continuing the legacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koch_family But they are clearly outspent by the likes of George Soros, Mike Bloomberg, and Tom Steyer.

I voted last week via absentee ballot because I knew I'd be in Texas all this week.

I'm really dating myself: I have the album and 8 track cartridge!