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This is one of those laws that actually help gun sales, dont tell anyone. She will want one (or two, or more) for herself eventually, so why not now.

When I was 1st getting started my now wife didn't want me to bring one in the house. I said I'd pay to take a class with her and I might have promised dinner or something afterwards she took the NRA first steps class with me got told that it's technically illegal for her to shoot someone with my gun she walked out with a Florida carry permit application and we went out and picked her out a handgun of which I rented anything she wantedto shoot, showed her how tobuse each one let her pick what she wanted, then price shopped for it for her. Let her pick out her own gun but you can't do anything stupid because mine shoots way better than I do

Yep. You are correct. Haven’t ever heard of anyone getting snagged for this but that is how the law is written.

And that's why EVERY piece of ammo we crank out goes in a gage before it goes in an ammo box. WE are THE quality control guy. There's NOBODY else looking out for us. Good catch, Old School. And a really good reminder for the reloaders among us.

This is Absolutely Bananas These guys are obviously very well trained and highly capable, but this kind of training as just nuts! Oh, and I almost forgot - Don't try this at home kids.

That's what I am worried about, her offing me! Maybe I should just let her use them and report them missing.

It doesn't have to take a lot of space!! I converted an old black and decker folding workbech into my reloading table. It fits in the corner of my spare room next to a keyboard and rocking chair. Join the fun!

If the wife has her own NJFPID card you can "sell" her your long gun via a C.O.E. (Certificate of Eligibility). Make 2 copies (one for each party) & tear them up when that evil Henry lever action .22 plinker is safe at home . The other completely legal way of transporting your guns (all of them) is for her to wait till you croak of natural causes or to hire a Hit Man to knock you off. Assuming you name her as Executrix in your will and she gets it all, she can then transport your firearms (even evil hand guns) to any exempt location, including a range, so she can USE THEM WITHOUT YOU! In point of fact, she doesn't even need any NJFPID card or P2P's for the hand guns, as they're now HERS automatically through the will .

I have shot a couple thousand rounds of mini mags from my 10/22.. i could probably count on 1 finger how many issues i've had with it. As a matter of fact, I can probably count on one HAND how many issues i have had with my 10/22 with all ammo that I have tried (and I have used at least 6 or 7 different kinds in it). Mini mags (RN and HP), Winchester M22, Remington GB, Federal HP bulk, Winchester SuperX, Winchester bulk (which, coincidentally is the kind i had the most trouble with, and by that i mean about 3 FTF's out of approx. 150 rds).. Take your 10/22, shoot all sorts of different brands.. Chances are, you will have very few issues. Its a great plinking gun.

Only the turkeys respond..

well, there also is the part about traveling to the range with your guns without you. Big time no go.

Raymond - Reloading just adds another dimension to shooting. You get the experience of being totally involved in the pursuit.

THERE we go. i forgot i had a photobucket..... check it now, lololol. it really didn't take much at all. gonna clean it up a bit......gun bag'll go where the baby normally would.......

ok. if they're looking like hairline cracks, and prying em didn't split em open....i'd let em be, and just keep an eye on them. this is why i have issues with dealer techs.....they're usually on comission, and they'll sell ya your own car back if they could......

I go-to the one at Stafford. If someone is there along side of me. I introduce myself. Make sure we are on the same page as far as safety goes. I've dealt with a couple Yahoo's before and let them know the bullshit wouldn't be tolerated. They left soon after.

I have an Uberti SAA for about 10 years now. The only departure from the Colt design is the cylinder pin safety (which I don't use). It's well made and proven durable and accurate. I got it on 357 as I didn't want to stock or reload another caliber. Something you might want to consider.

You're saying it may not be safe because you want it all...LOL

I find the WMA a nice place to go and target shoot with my .22s but as others have mentioned just use common sense, When I walk down range to change targets I take my bolt with me. I have seen folks shooting slightly different than I do but they seemed to be doing it safely. I prefer bolt actions and they like the autoloaders and playing army, just their thing not mine as long as their safe. That said the people I have seen that are dangerous are the ones who I would have thought would be safe yet are the dangerous ones. An elderly ( about 65 I would guess) black powder shooter at Clinton comes to mind. people down range and he's fiddling with his gun, This was not a one time thing. sweeping his rifle, messing with the action, pushing the rod down the barrel, was he loading it? cleaning it? who knows but he did seem angry at something. you will also encounter people throwing away their trash and calling it targets,( sorry guy but that's what we call garbage) and leaving it out there. I started cleaning up their trash when I am the only one there and it is safe to do so as that will surely get the range closed. One other problem at the WMA ranges is not a safety issue but a construction issue especially at the ones I'm familiar with, Clinton and Walpack have a "common " bench so when I'm trying to do accurate bench rest shooting the guy who brought his kids with him are doing jumping jacks on the seat and playing with their phones bouncing all over. ( If that's you just let your kids stay home please) also the benches must have been designed by a race of people that are 9 feet tall, you cant comfortably sit and bench rest shoot as your feet don't touch the ground and your chest is 12" back from the bench, there is no place to rest your elbow or butt of the stock, I have constructed a "table top" that I clamp down so it brings the bench top rearward as well as a protrusion to rest your elbow and rear stock. this helps out greatly. Also at Clinton they have posted a sign that tells you where and how your targets should be placed, again not sure who engineered this but it just seems illogical to me, metal spinners at 25 yds only? where there is a greater chance of a ricochet coming back at the shooter, metal spinners should be at 50 to 100 yards out to minimize a round coming all the way back at you or other shooters ( this by the way is the scariest thing there) Not sure who designs these ranges but I would sure like to know to show them how they should be built. The one I like the most is Stafford forge, separate benches and plenty of room along the line and in a nice area of the state. My job has me travelling all over NJ and I keep a few .22s all the time and every time Im near a WMA range I stop in for and hour or so and just shoot away. Clinton, Walpack, Stafford forge, one there is one between Hammonton and Egg Harbor not sure of the name, and the one closest to my home was closed because of noise complaints (black river) it is now a usless WMA so we should all take care of them because as I know they will go away.

I believe every time a politician violates the Constitution they should receive electro shok therapy....

So which is it? Pacific Northwest or India. Either way, I'm calling: TROLL

To give credit where credit is due, I think Colandro handled himself quite well... particularly on the video... good "PR chops", IMO. And then the reader comments (largely criticizing the known political leanings of the reporter) add some nice flavor as well. Thus, their attempts to smear IMO really weren't all that effective. On a side note, thank god for comments sections! I hate to see them going away. MSN, for example, was one of the few remaining MSM online sites that still had an open comments section... about a month or so ago, they pulled it down with a message (can't remember exact wording) that they would be exploring new ways for people to express their opinions. So far, NADA. It's just GONE... like the dodo bird. So, for now anyway... all of their one-sided, slanted reporting gets NO pushback, NO alternative viewpoints - not even in a comments section. This is the unfortunate trend... and as media continues to get more polarized and one-sided, so do the citizens. It's really a shame. The media should not be afraid of reader feedback - they should welcome it as just one method among many of assessing when they might be out-of-touch with a large portion of their audience.

Come on gang. Throw some pictures up. We need some new and different gun porn. So let the Eagles fly! [emoji16][emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

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Welcome. What pistols you purchasing or considering? Is Robbinsville really considered "central" jersey? Looks more like Northern South Jersey. Do you call it pork roll or Taylor Ham? According to the interactive map Robbinsville is indeed in central NJ....barely. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2015/04/mapping_njs_unofficial_north_central_and_south_jer.html#mapresults

6 in the magazine and 1 in the chamber is the legal limit in NJ.