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Welcome from Monmouth County!

Great news, congrats. Kudos to you for perservering through what is a difficult and no doubt stressful process.

^^^^^^^ This ^^^^^^^^ and ditto for all the “supplies” one needs to operate said firearms.

Received my guage today in the mail. Just checked my bolt and it was ok. (I purchased my 15/22 in April 2014.)

I remember reading last week that the state requested, and was granted, an additional 30 days to respond. If I find where I read it, I will add it here.

Op, I believe PK90 is in Arizona. “Out back” is the desert. I am not familar with USPSA, but on a bit more serious note, Easton Fish and Game Association in Easton, Pa has an “action range”. You must be a member which only costs $50 per year. Perhaps that would suit your needs. Others will no doubt chime in on what is offered at other ranges..

I will also be attending the Carbine 1 class with S&T on June 1st.

Yes, I can attest to that. I own the GP100 in 22lr as well as in 38/357 (5” barrel version from Davidsons). Op, consider a Ruger Mark 4 Hunter. Beautiful gun.

Yes, a free “auto” feature, no bumpstock needed! Humor aside, I also just ordered the gauge so I can check my bolt.

After reading this thread, I checked my town's website. Middletown Township started using the new system effective Feb 18th. Step 3 of their instructions(link below) does state that you can use family members as references. So that at least is a welcome change. https://www.middletownnj.org/DocumentCenter/View/3991/FARS-Sheet- Cannot comment further until I have actually used it.

"- Mandatory state-issued license for inheritance of firearms" This is a new one. The word "inheritance" did not even appear in the 2013 list of proposed laws nor do I recall it ever being made an issue of. They really are looking under every rock for undiscovered "loopholes". There will never be an end to their supposed "loopholes". Oh wait, it will end, once they achieve their goal of eliminating civilian ownership of firearms. Then the real tyranny begins....One only needs to look at history.

When I purchased mine four years ago, it came with several factory full size mags that came blocked to 10 rounds. I like to shoot from a bench but the full size ones get in the way. So also subsequently purchased a bunch of the shorter dedicated 10 round S&W magazines for it. Of course, mine is NJ Compliant(pinned stock, no muzzle devce, etc)

Exactly. This is part of Murphy and his administration’s script for queueing up the next round of anti-2A bills. Most all of which were originally conceived and written back in 2013. That list has been posted elsewhere here numerous times. They just pick from that menu and adjust as needed to fit their 2019 anti-2A agenda.

You gentlemen realize that was a 5+ year old post?

Just got coffee at my local deli. Noticed one of the front page articles on today’s NY Times describes how China is using forced DNA testing to persecute the Uigher minority there. That aside, I believe there is lot’s of potential for your DNA information to be misused in unforeseen ways. Which is why I will not use these DNA test kits. I do realize this is yet one more patch of ice, among many, on the slippery downward slope of personal privacy we are one, like it or not (e.g. cellphone tracking, LPRs, facial recognition, social networking, data warehouses & big data analytics, ...).

My ballot arrived in the mail today. Bullet voted for Anthony(#2 on my ballot) and Tom King. Will be mailed back first thing in the morning.

Howard, I was watching the news coverage earlier on Fox when the news broke that the gunman’s handgun had a “green laser”. Had exactly the same thought as you. Watch the ignorant anti-2A idiots start calling for bans on green lasers.

Hi, I don’t know a lot of build details, however a family member of mine just built a 458 Socom AR. My understanding is he purchased a complete 458 upper and mated it with a standard AR lower. I was present for the initial shooting of it and seemed to run well. He did say the ammo can be a bit hard to find and is expensive. So that may be a consideration.

Definitely deserving of its own thread. Thanks. Would be a game changer if they grant Cert. Especially following the NY case which was recently granted Cert. Am excited and optimistic. However the disappointment of Drake is still fresh in my mind.

I am including Tom King at the recommendation of AC. But I agree that also casting votes more broadly for the well known names offsets the vote for AC. Hence the need to bullet vote.

I also called member services last week. Since I only receive the magazines electronically, wanted to be sure my ballet is forthcoming. Was told they do the magazine mailings first, then the remainder of the ballets. Said I should expect it before Feb 15th. I have two bullet votes ready to go, one for Ant and one for Tom King.

Could not find my specific old post I was looking for but did find another one(below) I had posted a few years ago on the topic of Q#26. Your primary inquiry has been addressed above, but sharing this for further reference. I assume your application is on hold pending you getting the required letter from a psychologist. If so, once you obtain and provide the letter, hopefully things will progress smoothly. HOWEVER if despite that, you are still presented with complications/reluctance from your local PD, then I would recommend you consult with a firearms attorney(refer to the ANJRPC website or newsletter for recommended attorneys). The bottomline is once you start this process, you need to see it through it's successful conclusion(ie the issuance of your FID/P2Ps) no mattter what. You don't want to be officially Denied and allow that to stand. regards and good luck PM me if I can be of further assistance. Note that I am not a lawyer, although I did stay in a Holiday Inn last year. p.s. Lastly, you are not "screwed". You just need to persevere no matter what it takes. In the end, it is worth it. "A few other considerations related to Q#26 in general: - it is a felony to falsify your responses. So you must answer truthfully and be confident you can defend your answers should they ever be questioned in the future. (I.e. if you get caught lying, you are screwed.) - once you answer “Yes”, you must always answer “Yes” in order to be consistent with your prior submissions. In my case, I have answered”Yes” on two subsequent P2P applictions and included a letter stating that I answered Yes in order to be consistent with my earlier applications. In that letter, I also affirmed(truthfully) that there has been no further treatment bla bla bla. These last two applications were routinely processed and approved without any issues."

Further to Pizza Bob's post, the psychologist who specializes in firearms evaluations is Dr Gianni Pirelli, Phd. 80 Pompton Avenue Suite 204 Verona, N.J. 07044 and 1 Cattano Avenue Morristown, NJ 07960. (973-944-0810). His website is www.gpirelli.com. The aforementioned information is straight out his ad in the most recent ANJRPC newsletter page 28. Dr Pirelli has been an occasional guest on Anthony Colandro's GunForHire podcast. Highly recommend you look through past episodes and listen to the ones he has been on. Master podcast list w/o descriptions: https://gunforhire.com/master-playlist/ iTtunes episode list WITH descriptions. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gun-for-hire-radio-broadcast/id1180720262 Will get back to you regarding my earlier Q#26 post and guidance.

I have faced a Q#26 challenge myself and have posted my Q#26 advice here in the past. Will try to locate it. I cannot elaborate at the moment but will respond in more detail later today.

Amazing video of them fighting the fire