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    Officers Down in America

    https://www.nyc.gov/site/nypd/about/memorials/fallen-heroes.page
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    What do they make out of the Pelts?
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    I ordered some of these from Amazon. I’m hoping they will get the job done when the time comes
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    Why would someone want to buy a woodchuck?
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    Yes….that’s what I have.
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    Making a lot of holes. Always running underneath my porch. Messing my flower bed up.
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    That’s what the guy at Tractor& Supply said. I have a .22 rifle but the houses are not far enough from my back yard. He also said they are hard to trap.
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    Groundhog (wood chuck)

    Should I trap it or take it out with my Pellet Rifle.
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    Scooter Drive-by in New York

    https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/new-york-gunman-on-scooter-opens-fire-kills-1-and-wounds-3/ https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/07/12/us/bronx-new-york-children-shot-scooter/index.html
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    Leather holster

    Most of my holster are leather. Some are custom made for specific firearms. I use the conditioner on the outside of all my leather holsters. The one I use is the one the holster maker recommends. I Use the plastic bag method for my tight fits. The retention strap always took a little while to...
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    Ultrasonic cleaners

    I use this ultrasonic cleaner for my Brass. I would imagine I could use it for firearm parts also. It works great on brass. I just find the solvent very expensive
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    Discussion: Traveling with Checked Firearms Best Practices

    I use Newark NJ Airport for most of my traveling. They have never asked me for any credentials for my firearm. I’m mostly going to a Gun friendly State and I don’t remember any asking for credentials when returning home. They mostly are just concerned that I am transporting the firearm properly...
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    Discussion: Traveling with Checked Firearms Best Practices

    Oh Okay….Now I understand. You don’t Air Travel with a firearm cause what you read in these articles. That’s a sure way to not let this happen to you. I get your point now.
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    Look for ammo recommendations

    The polymer tip is what sparked my interest in Hornady. I was told they was acceptable in New Jersey. I drive through NJ a lot. I didn’t want to carry Ball ammo in New Jersey
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    Look for ammo recommendations

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    Discussion: Traveling with Checked Firearms Best Practices

    The bolded part has nothing to do with them asking for credentials. They don’t know who I am when Im standing in front of them. I just mentioned that cause I wanted people to know I was authorized to carry in NJ. Again I was trying to find out from someone that travels with a firearm and have...
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    Look for ammo recommendations

    I’m a big fan of SIG, but they are always offering a box blemished ammo with a purchase. I rather stick with a company that’s been making Ammo for a while. I would probably use it for training Ammo. I don’t think I would feel comfortable for carry Ammo. That’s just me.
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    Discussion: Traveling with Checked Firearms Best Practices

    I fly United and American and never been asked for Credentials. Maybe other Airlines. I am retired LEO and I take my firearm everywhere I am traveling to. I would have to know the particulars on your numerous reports in Newark. Did they declare the firearm or try to send it through with luggage...
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    Discussion: Traveling with Checked Firearms Best Practices

    I use Newark NJ Airport for most of my traveling. They have never asked me for any credentials for my firearm. I’m mostly going to a Gun friendly State and I don’t remember any asking for credentials when returning home. They mostly are just concerned that I am transporting the firearm properly...
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