chris327

question with the inforce, what is it made of? is it a polymer housing or aluminum?

Tlr 1 or tlr1s they are both bright enough. been using the tlr 1 for around 3 or 4 years now. No problems and a great durable light. If it hangs past the muzzle it will get burn marks on the top but who cares if it works.

From what I got from it they are using the fact that justifiable need was around for almost 90 years, and that a justifiable need does not limit the second amendment. Also I disagree wsararceni and wooly, they say at one part not all gun owners have justifiable need and cant get permits. See page 15

yea i assume they will be up there. but they have all today from my understanding so wait until 4 pm or so i would think before it is submitted.

it should also be listed on the permits from the town. you can ask the town for the records.

the lawsuit is just being filed the past few months. happened at least 2 years ago

i agree who cares whys it major news. But i believe they have all right to sue them for this. If it wasn't for the lawsuit nothing would have happened and they would go on to the next house and do it there.

happened right in my home town. I heard about it maybe 2 years ago when it happened. Hes a "Big time" realtor in the area, kind of a scumbag if you ask me. screws alot of people on deals.

maybe ask your home inspector if he refers anyone

yea and it might have been out of state classes also not really sure if you remember as it is all one big blur. but anyway just giving up and buying 15 rd mags is telling them they are winning. i mean continue to fight. go down kicking and screaming. all buying 10 rd mags now does is shows you give up.

i would still get the inspection, the cost of a new system or repairs is pretty large. Spend a few hundred and just get it checked out. It will likely be fine in a newer house but i would still get it checked. the old houses are the ones that can be wrecked. Ive seen the old clay pipes i believe they are collapse.

i agree it might not be easy. but ive heard of cases with kabooms using factory ammo, federal, remington, winchester white box, and even wolf where a gun blows up and the firearm manufacturer claims its the ammo and they need to replace. And many cases ive heard the ammo companies eat it and fix the issue, if you have the box the ammo was in or lot number. I know its not a major problem with every round or just reloads. But it does happen with factory ammo, reloads, or remanufactured. Kind of makes me nervous to run their ammo when they are saying up front were not responsible if you gun blows up. would prefer to spend a bit more on someone who is known to fix the issue. Edited: correct me i may be wrong about their policy. It seems most other manufacturers also have a similar disclaimer and claim not liable to damage caused. I guess we wouldnt know what they would do unless it happens to someone. And hopefully it doesn't happen to anyone.

im not so sure about using freedom munitions ammo, if you gun blows up will they replace it if the manufacturer claims its an ammo problem, overload or something? from their website Warranty Disclaimer This site and the materials and products on this site are provided "as is" and without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied. To the fullest extent permissible pursuant to applicable law, www.freedommunitions.com disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. www.freedommunitions.com does not represent or warrant that the functions contained in the site will be uninterrupted or error-free, that the defects will be corrected, or that this site or the server that makes the site available are free of viruses or other harmful components. www.freedommunitions.com does not make any warrantees or representations regarding the use of the materials in this site in terms of their correctness, accuracy, adequacy, usefulness, timeliness, reliability or otherwise. Some states do not permit limitations or exclusions on warranties, so the above limitations may not apply to you. Limitation of Liability www.freedommunitions.com shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use, the materials on this site or the performance of the products, even if www.freedommunitions.com has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Applicable law may not allow the limitation of exclusion of liability or incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

aim wont ship it to nj

i see what your saying but they are legal now i would buy now no problem. A year ago i hand a ffl try to tell me to just get 10 rd mags with a new purchase instead of him pinning 15 rd mags. I left and went elsewhere. If it was my choice buy 15rd mags now. i just ordered more the past few weeks for a few guns. Wont regret it either. the ffls reasoning was o well were gunna have a 10 rd limit soon so dont bother pinning them just get 10 rd mags.

same issue, i can get on at work with optimum but fios at home wont work need to use 4g

have you used this ammo yet or before? wondering how they are, any problems ect? Its pretty cheap ammo just not sure on the company or quality. Plus if your gun blows up due to over loaded ammo will they stick behind it is something we dont know.

take the basic pistol class with an open mind i think. dont follow tips online or try to over think it. go to the class learn everything you can. then practice on your own and watch videos or read about ways to help you. while there may be great advice i feel if your taking a class wait till thats done. go in with an open mind. I think people read too much and think about the things they read during the class instead of whats being taught.

that sucks, ive been waiting 2 weeks and im getting antsy also did you submit this info to anjrpc?

you would need to do this out of state and re pin it before returning to the state. Or have it in a separate place from the rest of the rifle i believe. Not sure of any other way but i think it needs to be drilled out. then use a size bigger for the new pin. Someone else will likely chime in if theres an easier way

anyone with facebook or twitter can you post it on range pages and nj2as ect? i dont have either so i cant do it. Not like it will really help anything but just for principle.

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Ive never picked up from nick nor do i reload. But ive dealt with him with other things before. Hes a good guy. I believe he has a small garage or he works out of. But hes definitely a good guy and good to work with.

You might want to correct the rtsp pricing. their website states $35 for members and $50 for non members. i think nics is on top of that but not sure.

im in passaic county, both my home in wayne nothing and passaic at work nothing. Not even flurries or a dusting.