njJoniGuy

How about one, regardless of caliber, that you will keep in your trunk so that when the shit finally comes down (as it will soon, I predict) you have a way to get where you are going safely. Loaded on stripper clips and kept in your trunk in a waterproof container, a mix of 62gr penetrator and 55gr soft tip .223 would be my personal recommendation.

I wonder if Quasimodo got out okay?

On Woodbury-Glassboro Rd across from the former Sony CD plant (just below the Rt 55 interchange)

@Pizza Bob: From what I've read of you and your wheelguns over the almost 10 years I've been here, it sounds like your retirement plan might include a NJ-based Smith & Wesson Museum! Sounds like a winning tax write-off if I ever heard one! My DA revolvers are all S&W. I really like my 19 and 66's. And my 17-3 was my first, summer I was 21, so it holds a special place in my heart. And there's nothing quite like sending 45acp thru a revolver, and loading all 6 at a time!

Thanks Iggy. I'll try to remember next match to take a pic in the pits. I spent all last season running the pits that when I saw your picture of the line, that it reminded me what the OTHER side of the match looks like!! The weather was GREAT @Bully i suspect you had an equipment failure on your 3rd target. What happened? You others, you don't know what you're missing not shooting at 600 at Cumberland Come out and shoot!

RTFM MR,F 19 bulletin.pdf

Range limit for a 3 relay match is 45 We had 36 shooters today The match bulletins are at http://www.cumberlandmatches.com Best to pre-register with Walt Schmidlin to reserve a spot on the line

Nice turnout at Cumberland (Millville) Riflemen today on what was a beautiful weather day Match results are attached. And nice to put a face and a real name with a screen name today @Bully 4.7.2019 MR, F Class Match Result Bulletin.pdf

M3 Grease Guns and Liberators for EVERYONE !!!

This weekend, April 6/7, is the opening weekend for the 2019 High Power Rifle season at Cumberland Riflemen in Millville (Cumberland County), the ONLY 600yd range in the state. Saturday's match is an 80 shot National Match Course (XTC) fired at 200, 300 and 600yds Sunday's match is a 60 shot MidRange Prone and F-Class Match fired at 600yds These matches are open to non-members (the front gate on Rt 49 is locked open on match days) The match bulletins are posted on the website at http://www.CumberlandMatches.com It is strongly suggested you pre-register for these matches to avoid being shut out in case of a sellout. PM me here to pre-register for both matches.

The only issue I have with my Henry pump .22 rifle is that with your non-trigger hand on the pump forend, the tendency is to exert some rearward force on the pump while aiming. On my particular rifle, that force tends to take the action out of battery tends to give you a click instead of a bang. Once you know that, and don't pull back on the forend to keep the rifle in your shoulder, it's all good to go. And a very fun rifle to shoot!!

I got an email from Stag Arms today with their "we ship mags to CA" offer Five 30-rounders for $49.95 I'm envious

When Hell truly freezes over, I'm afraid.

From what I've read (in the past) in the CA statutes, once the 10 limit goes away THE SKY IS THE LIMIT CA never had a 15 round limit.

I would differ with your interpretation of "immediate family members." 2C:58-3 says: n. For the purposes of this section, "immediate family" means a spouse, domestic partner as defined in section 3 of P.L.2003, c.246 (C.26:8A-3), partner in a civil union couple as defined in section 2 of P.L.2006, c.103 (C.37:1-29), parent, stepparent, grandparent, sibling, stepsibling, child, stepchild, and grandchild, as related by blood or by law. That would make the transaction between father-in-law and son-in-law not subject to a NICS check, and for long guns, you could claim the "immediate family exemption" on the current SP-634 (Cert. of Eligibility) for long guns IF (and only IF) both parties are NJ residents.