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As some of you are aware my Saiga 12 was stolen.. Well good news.. I don't have the gun in hand yet.. but it was recovered, and shipped up to the police in PA.. I am going to pick it up Sunday. As far as I know it is untouched and in the same condition as when I sent it.. I do not know the complete details, but I will tell you what I know.. I sent the gun to Jack Travers to have a magazine well installed.. At some point he pawned the gun Some time after that he ended up having "medical issues" and is now so bad off he is not in a position to be prosecuted Some time after that the sheriffs department in his area was able to recover the gun and shipped it to a PD in PA for return There are tons of other sketchy details.. but they are for the most part hearsay, and I am not interested in relaying things I can not confirm.. I am only putting his name out there so that IF he recovers.. people know what I just went through.. several months of waiting.. a bunch of wasted money.. only to basically have it stolen.. There were a lot of locals that I reached out to that helped me a ton.. along with the sheriffs department.. I met a lot of good people.. that helped fix a real bad situation.. I am very appreciative to have my gun back to me..

I'm in +1 with electric thrower and license! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As much as it pains me to say it..... RayRay was right. *spit*

Thanks for reminder, Zeke! Safety rules are on the OP. But, since it's a long thread... I'll repeat them here: Gun Rules to Remember: Always treat a gun as if it was loaded Keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to shoot Never point the muzzle at anything you're not willing to destroy Always be aware of your target/line of fire For this range, keep all guns unloaded until you're on the firing line

Ill be attending with two guest. Ill be bringing Remington 870 and Mossberg 500 case of clays and some amo!

I'll say! Wow. Might be a big crowd. With that said - and I hope I'm not out of line or saying something blatantly obvious here - but although the people with the hunting licenses are responsible for the overall behavior of the group... is it fair to assume that each experienced shooter bringing newbie guests also shares responsibility for their guests? You know, maybe you can prep them with safety rules in the car on the way there, and then keep an eye on your wet-nosed puppies during the event too. It's not fair to put that all on the licensed hunters in the group. Looking forward to a GREAT, FUN and SAFE Shotgun Shootout! See you all tomorrow morning!

Possibly get the serial number and give Trij a call to find manufacture date. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Sounds like this is going to be an end of summer party Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

See y'all tomorrow!

I'm in, bringing a box of clays and ammo. Does anyone know if it's ok to bring one of those pop up 10x10 portable canopy tents?

the ONLY mistake was sending him the gun..

That's what you get for living in a free state and having cool shit while posting it on njgf..... Just kidding, I've had to deal with lost firearms and it freaking sucks man I feel you Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

1st Amendment has nothing to do with posting on privately owned websites. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." Congress did not make the forum rules. If you don't like the rules on a website, find another website to go to or start your own.

So on the downside, you lost faith in one person. On the upside, you gained faith in several others.

He is actual right most often. He just doesn't know it.

RayRay was right ? There goes the neighborhood.....lol

Load only at station!!!! where is the link to other 5 rules...

Call Sam and Dean Winchester. You just released the Darkness. Maybe Castiel can help too.

Psa we are probably going to be picking up all the orange frisbee 's I missed. Not a bad call to bring anti tic bug spray... jus throwen that out there

Cindy is feeling much better and has said go and have fun so I will see you all tomorrow. I may even bring a friend but that is up in the air.

I've heard that from someone too. To me it made "some" sense. If the hat is part of their official uniforms, then it would need to be worn. However, while they maybe out of uniform, that seems to be an issue for the cop, and has no bearing on his ability to perform his powers. If a cops shirt becomes untucked, does he lose his powers? Or if his hat ever falls off in a scuffle? Seems like a stupid issue that would be a procedural issue looked at internally.

I'm glad this whole mess has been resolved for you. What a nightmare.

You unleashed the army of darkness?

They just updated the www.fostersettlement.com site with this: The class action litigation has been resolved and the case concluded by the court. Class member claims were required to have been filed by May 23, 2017. Payments are being processed and will begin to be mailed on or about September 13, 2017. For any class member who filed a claim on time, but failed to return the sight, please be advised that as of September 15, 2017, the claims administrator will not accept any sights returned by class members who previously had filed timely claims.

Glad you got it back Vlad.

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Was it an honest mistake or something more unsavory? I'm glad you got it back.

There is NO NJ LICENSE REQUIRED to keep firearms at YOUR NJ HOME. Every word of this is sentence is important to understand to be in compliance with NJ law. As long as YOU HAVE YOUR HOME IN NJ, you can move NJ Compliant Firearms (make/model) to that NJ home under both FOPA (federal) and NJ law, as long as they are packed and transported as suggested.

Seems that I managed to get my dad and brother to sign up. Neither are gun owners, but are anything but antis. I think in most other states they'd own, but I'm hoping this will spur them both on to finally go get their FIDs.

#3 = Les Baer TRS ??

Do you think it's for an old underground oil tank? How old is the house. Large pipe is the filler, small for the feeder the other for the bleeder.

If people limited their posts to only what they know this site would be a very empty place.

I am pretty sure these are connections for the flux capacitor.

I got 3 and used one for a sig, one for a CZ and was gonna let the 3rd expire since there wasn't anything else I wanted... until I found a limited run CZ on the CZ forums (48 hours after getting the other CZ) and when I PM'd the seller..... he just so happened to be from NJ. At that point I knew it was meant to be so I'll end up using all 3 lol

In case anyone is interested in more detail of what happens when an aircraft is intercepted for violating the presidential TFR (temporary flight restriction), I attended a pilot briefing in Bedminster tonight. It was put on by a local pilot association, the head of the Allentown TRACON (they control a huge chunk of airspace in Eastern PA/Western NJ, the secret service agent responsible for the team who handles airspace security over the president, and a Coast Guard pilot who is currently on duty flying intercepts in NJ. The same air crews follow the president around, so they're normally based in DC, but could be here, Florida, NYC, wherever. Since the inauguration, there have been over 130 TFR violations when Trump has been at the golf course, half resulting in military intercepts, the rest generally resulting in the aircraft being tracked until touchdown, where it is met by local police, who hold the pilot until a secret service agent gets there for the interview. 130 violations is an embarrassment (hence the seminar), because while the TFR is an enormous pain in the butt, there is no excuse for not knowing when the TFR is in effect. That said, the top three excuses cited by pilots have been 'I didn't know the TFR was in effect', 'The Garmin gave me bad directions', and "I was just flying around the airport pattern, I know I was too low to show up on radar'. New information (to me) was that whenever the president is here, there is airborne radar monitoring the TFR from afar. One might normally be below the radar at 1200 feet or so, but they assured us that if the president is in Bedminster, they know if your wheels leave the runway. They didn't talk about what kind of sanctions were being imposed, but as I'd noted in a post above, 'it depends'. Interception of small aircraft (which have accounted for 90% of the violations) is normally done by an unarmed Coast Guard helicopter, flying out of Somerset Airport. The copters actually have a digital message board on the right side of the fuselage, so that they can pull alongside the errant aircraft and type out instructions to the pilot if they aren't able to establish radio contact. The armed fighters (which could be F15's, F16's, or F22's--all are used at different times) are often more of a backup, in case the helicopter doesn't immediately get the desired response from the trespassing aircraft. This coming weekend, F22's will be on patrol. At times, the fighters may get there first, but they have a hard time slowing down enough to pull along side a light plane. There will always be two fighters; you won't see the one on your six. The fighters can be VERY persuasive in getting a light plane to alter course. There were a bunch of questions from the audience about what kind of screw up would it take to actually get shot down, and while the answers were evasive, the secret service did say that such a decision could only come down from very high up--they'd normally try to get a quick decision from the Secretary of Defense, and if he wasn't available, the call tree didn't go down many levels at all, like only down to a four star.

Only if you don't mind sharing! You've met me... you have witnessed my Morticia-like "whiter shade of pale", lol. I have 3 stages of sun exposure... stage 1, I wilt like a daisy (with a light dose of whining and related drama)... stage 2, I swell into a blowfish (loud, incessant wailing, much mo' drama)... and then there's the much-feared stage 3 (a fatal stage which I've not yet reached, obviously)...when I explode into smithereens like the proverbial vampire in the sun. So, it's either your umbrella... or... well, basically misery for all of us followed by my untimely death! Seriously, if it really starts getting hot (and "hot" to me means anything over 72, lol)...I'll either take refuge in my air-conditioned car -or- exit stage left. I basically intend to be there at 9:00 sharp so I can take advantage of the cooler morning hours. You know... I should point out that it's not exactly easy being high-maintenance like this! But someone has got to carry that torch for the rest of us. You're welcome!

I have a visceral reaction of Anger and hate whenever I think about it, see the video, walk by the memorial or freedom tower. That's just my natural reaction and I can't imagine that ever changing, but I believe I can also make the conscious choice to love and forgive. And, as Alex said, the hate and anger really doesn't do me any good. I remember, many years ago, hearing Darrell Scott speaking about losing his daughter Rachel to the Columbine killers. I was amazed at his ability to love and forgive. I can't even begin to understand his loss, yet he was able to forgive, by God's grace and power.

My Christian faith tells me I should forgive everyone, even those who hate me. It is difficult, unnatural, but necessary. Just as Jesus forgave those who killed him, Paul was forgiven by the Lord even after he murdered Christians, Dietrich Bohnhoffer forgave the Nazis who tortured and killed him (although he also helped in a few failed plots to assassinate Hitler). Darrell Scott (whose daughter was killed in Columbine) forgave his daughter's killers. True Christianity is a religion of love, forgiveness and reconciliation. Hate the evil, but forgive the misguided perpetrators.

It's not about forgiving the people who did what they did. It's not about forgiving the people who wish to do harm in the future. It's about forgiving for your own sake. Don't forget what has been done. Don't turn a blind eye to people who look to harm. But let go of the hate. "Holding onto hate is like drinking poison, and expecting the other person to die."

Dear Friends: I have the distinguished honor of being a member of the Committee to raise $50,000,000 for a monument to Hillary R. Clinton. We originally wanted to put her on Mt Rushmore until we discovered there was not enough room for her two faces. We then decided to erect a statue of Hillary in the Washington, D.C. Hall of Fame. We were in a quandary as to where the statue should be placed. It was not proper to place it beside the statue of George Washington, who never told a lie, nor beside Barack Obama, who never told the truth, because frankly, Hillary never could tell the difference. We finally decided to place it beside Christopher Columbus, the greatest Democrat of them all. He left not knowing where he was going, and when he got there he did not know where he was. He returned not knowing where he had been, and did it all on someone else's money ... magnificent to say the least ! Thank you, The Hillary R. Clinton Monument Committee postscript: The Committee has raised $2.16 so far Actually, somebody donated $1,000,000 but did it thru the Clinton Foundation. The Foundation sent the $2.16 on to us with the Clinton family keeping the balance for 'administrative expenses' .

You can forgive this? Not me.

Best comment regarding recent Confederate statues reactions... and the lack of historical context is appalling ! Blacks who were never slaves are fighting whites who were never Nazis over a Confederate statue erected by southern Democrats because now Democrats can't stand their own history anymore...... yet somehow, it's Trumps fault! I hope this explains the mentality of most in the democratic party. Now, where were we in the Russian thing?

And already..... we are going to eat our own..... pissing on a nice gesture..... Nice job

Florida Man Stops Alligator Attack Using a Small Beretta Pistol: This is a story of self-control and marksmanship by a brave, cool-headed man with a small pistol against a fierce predator. What’s the smallest caliber that you would trust to protect yourself? A Beretta Jetfire. Here’s his story in his own words: "While out walking along the edge of a pond just outside my house in The Villages with my soon to be ex-wife discussing property settlement and other divorce issues, we were surprised by a huge 12-ft. alligator which suddenly emerged from the murky water and began charging us with its large jaws wide open. She must have been protecting her nest because she was extremely aggressive. If I had not had my little Beretta Jetfire .25 caliber pistol with me, I would not be here today!" "Just one shot to my estranged wife’s knee cap was all it took. The 'gator got her easily and I was able to escape by just walking away at a brisk pace. It's one of the best pistols in my collection, plus the amount I saved in lawyer's fees was really incredible. Her life insurance was a big bonus