Sniper

My son has both the Milwaukee sweat shirt and the jacket. He says they put out a decent amount of heat. Not sure how long he gets off of a charged battery, though.

I asked a similar question a while ago. Could I take a handgun with me if I'm traveling for weeks, since the RV at that time is my "house". The consensus was, when it's moving, it's a car. When it's parked, hooked up to utilities, it's a house. I know.... crazy...

Why couldn't it be delivered to someone in NJ. It's not illegal (yet) to own ammo, right?

How about a group purchase of a pallet of ammo now, before it's too late?

OK, for the ones that don't know what that case is, got any links?

When I ordered mine, I got the acknowledgement of the order, it wasn't until I went back on their site days later to check the status, that I saw it was backordered, without any idea of a planned ship date. I ordered on Oct. 5th, I received it Saturday, the 24th. That was my point. I paid for it on last months credit card statement, and paid that statement, but received the trigger the next cycle. Any other time I've ordered custom stuff or delayed items from other companies, the company hits the card the day they ship. The money wasn't the issue, just the way they process orders, specially with the available technology and order processing software today. I haven't installed it yet, so I'm interested to see the difference.

They haven't figured out yet that they can't legislate away "crazy". Crazy will ALWAYS be out there. That's why we need National Reciprocity. How many people would still be alive if some members of that congregation in Pittsburgh were carrying?

They don't???? Shhhhhhhhhh...

They'll wake up even more when they see how much more they will pay in income tax come next April.

Yes, correct. Legally purchased and had a CCW permit. Correct again. I think the point of the Smart gun is so the boys in the 'hood can't pass them around. But there's plenty of non-smart guns that they can get. Exactly correct, but many politicians haven't been known to be intelligent, and in many cases, couldn't make it in the private sector, that's why they jumped into the public sector, so they can live off of sucking the taxpayers tit.

If NJ only had "Common Sense Gun Laws" like Chicago, it could be the same Utopia, free from gun violence! Oh, wait.... At least 26 people shot on Sunday, the second most violent day of the year in Chicago Over this past weekend, at least 42 people were shot, five of them fatally, including a 16-year-old boy, according to data kept by the Tribune. Nearly half of those shootings occurred in the Englewood police district on the South Side and the Harrison and Austin districts on the West side -- neighborhoods that have borne the brunt of violence this year. That level of violence has been surpassed only once before in the city this year: on Aug. 5 when at least 41 people were shot over seven hours. A total of 75 people were shot that weekend, the most violent in Chicago in at least two years. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-met-chicago-violence-shootings-20181027-story.html

This actually is a problem in ALL households at different levels. Everyone is a "Victim of their Environment" that they grew up in. A kid will model whatever behavior is exhibited by the parents. I see this happening with the current group of young kids being raised by electronic devices, and NOT by both of their parents. And this fits some of the recent "white boy" school shooters too, who grew up in broken families. But for some reason with the Democrats, it's ALWAYS the gun's fault.

Yep, version 2.0 on deck.... ...."The governor said gun violence is not something that can be eliminated through “a single magic law” but requires constant attention to close any loopholes that are exposed. He’s calling for a comprehensive package of legislation, his “gun safety package 2.0,” http://nj1015.com/how-murphy-plans-to-restrict-guns-and-ammo-after-pittsburgh/?fbclid=IwAR1NzkWX5SNkEYe_MQl3JNYrFBfpJM9OfhBS2j72QxXrihndvexHLnnabzc ...." Another measure already in the pipeline would more closely regulate the sale of ammunition, requiring a photo ID, and “we would bar individuals disqualified from owning a gun from purchasing or ammunition, closing that loophole.” Apparently, Gov. Asshole doesn't know in many places you need to show a FID card to purchase ammo NOW, which already shows that a person is "qualified" to purchase it. Does his A.G. advise him on the CURRENT laws on the books so he doesn't look like a complete jackass? ...." All sales of handgun ammunition would have to be reported to the State Police. " Any of you guys that purchase online better have Christmas come early and have the truck show up. Your days are numbered.......

Isn't that what we said after the LAST election?

SYNOPSIS Establishes crimes of purchasing firearm parts to unlawfully manufacture firearms without a serial number, manufacturing or possessing covert or undetectable firearms, and manufacturing or facilitating the manufacture of firearms using a three-dimensional printer. https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/S2500/2465_R3.HTM ...." This bill establishes a criminal penalty of purchasing firearm parts to illegally manufacture an untraceable firearm, also known as a "ghost gun." Under current law, a person who manufactures a handgun, rifle, or shotgun without being licensed to do so is guilty of a fourth degree crime. The manufacture of a machine gun, sawed off shotgun, or assault firearm is a crime of the third degree. This bill establishes a separate third degree crime of purchasing separately or as a kit any combination of parts from which an untraceable firearm may be readily assembled. The bill defines untraceable firearm as an unlawfully manufactured firearm for which the sale or distribution chain from a licensed retailer to the point of its first retail sale cannot be traced by law enforcement officials. A violation of the bill's provisions is not to merge with any other criminal conviction and a court is to impose separate sentences for a violation of the bill's provisions and any other criminal offense. A crime of the third degree is punishable by a three-to-five year term of incarceration, a fine of up to $15,000, or both. Last Action: Passed by the Assembly (68-5-3) (on 10/29/2018) https://www.billtrack50.com/BillDetail/977617

Sadly, just voting R doesn't really get us too far. Did we get National CCW Reciprocity yet? We need to throw the RINOs out too.

If that's what you're proposing NOW, you're already too late.

....." Murphy urged new laws to ban anyone who is disqualified from owning a gun to purchase or sell a firearm to someone else, to require photo identification to purchase ammunition, to require ammunition retailers to report sales to the state police, and to ban the purchase of ammunition by individuals convicted of serious crimes. " This fucking jerkoff needs to contact the Chicago PD and learn something. They found in Chicago, on average, a handgun was passed around/sold between the boys in the 'hood 6 times before being recovered by police. What exact law will he pass which will stop his buddies in Camden, Patterson, Trenton, etc. from doing that same thing.

...." "We must ensure that those intent on acting on hate through violence do not have access to guns," Murphy said at a news conference in Trenton. "No matter how strong our laws are, we must act to close loopholes." This guy is a fucking asshat. Criminals, by definition, don't follow ANY laws. He can pass as many unconstitutional laws he wants. They will be a ZERO deterrent to any criminal, just like every other current law on the books. How fucked in the head are these Democrats that they don't realize that yet? Can we send fuckface Murphy to Chicago for a weekend? ....." State officials said New Jersey has about 300 gun-related killings per year, most of them in Newark, Camden, Paterson, Trenton and Jersey City. " Hey asshole, does that did you ANY clues??

I actually like that and have one. It actually works pretty well, and allows you to carry under your arm, which helps with the concealment when wearing a t-shirt and gym shorts. Obviously not as quick of a draw, but there are always trade-offs. I also like it when wearing a regular button down shirt, as it tucks the gun under the arm and makes the gun not visible, great for us slim built guys.

Well, it will now be interesting to see if they take up any 2A cases, since they have a conservative majority, or continue to "punt" on them, to stay out of the political mixmaster. My prediction, they will still punt.

I expect to see a BIG exodus from this craphole state when people go to do their taxes in April. When they see they no longer get the big deduction for state income tax and high property tax, but get limited to a max of 10K, they will be PISSED!!! The new tax bill is going to screw over many Liberals, big time. Hell, there are many areas of the state where just property taxes are over 10K a year. Of course, they will blame Trump for signing the bill and not the fuckheads in Trenton for pushing the taxes as high as they are. Once the upper income people figure the above out, all the ones paying the bills in the state will be leaving, then the real fun will start!

If the mag ban injunction isn't allowed, and the law stays, I wouldn't doubt they try for 5 next year. Winning this 10 round case is do or die for NJ. Or, even worse, make them feel emboldened, and shoot for the sky to get, who knows, banned.

I see your 25 and raise to 50. There's a possibility they'll also try for a ban on ALL semi-autos. I don't doubt that they'll try. In the end, they want us all back with muskets.