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Based on the numbers of people who have been arrested for having taking an "unreasonable deviation" over the past two 45 years (which has been zero btw) I am pretty assured you'd be safe.

Not providing any legal advice here. But I would shut the hell up and do my thing.

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Agree. Some of the best I ever had came from roadside bbq shacks alongside the interstate in Texas. Most notably, Joels BBQ in Flatonia Tx. They got all fancy a few years ago, and got themselves a website (http://www.joelsbarbq.com/), but I remember them from over 30 years ago when they were a shack alongside I-10. We stopped there every time we went out to the deer lease. My dad will sometimes make a 3+ hour drive out there just for a brisket sandwich, if he’s feeling the need for one!

Both...on grilled rye with swiss cheese and real mustard... mmmmmmm. AAAaaalmost as good as Pork Roll.

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True barbeque is as much an art as a science. Some of the best barbeque Ive had was prepared in a split 55 gallon drum alongside the road in rural Georgia.

Next time I fire up the PBC (which will probably be for my thanksgiving turkey), I will start a ‘Displaced Texans’ smoked meats’ thread. Good bbq brisket starts with a good brisket. I’ve had my share of less than optimal results, and mostly, it comes down to a decent quality piece of meat to start with. I use a dry rub on most all my bbq. I recently gave Zeke my ‘secret’ bbq rub recipes...they came from a Southern Living cookbook. Not really so top secret, lol. I modify them a little to suit my own tastes, but below are the recipes. I don’t care for heavily smoked meats. The wood should not overpower the meat. If smoke is all you smell when you serve the meat, it’s over smoked, IMHO. I did a couple of pork tenderloins a few weeks ago over hickory, and they turned out amazing. Light smoke. Tender, juicy, but the full flavor of the pork stood out over the smoke. The PBC really shines, if you follow the instructions, and use only a handful of wood chips. You’ll taste the meat with a hint of smoky goodness. Mesquite is a strongly flavored smoke. I only use it with brisket, and even then, only a bit. Hickory is the next strongest I use...only with pork and ribs. I use apple, or cherry for chicken. Thanksgiving will be my first experience smoking a turkey, but if it goes as well as chicken, it will be amazing (I hope). Feel free to ask away on bbq. I’m happy to share what I have learned over the years. PM me, and I’ll give you my number, if you like. Meanwhile, back to our regularly scheduled argument about Yankee ham/pork roll product..

Not a brand new PBC, I take good care of it, and clean it after every use. It IS a new chimney starter, I got sick of lighting the charcoal the old fashioned way. I use a little mesquite for brisket, Texas tradition. I have an abundance of mesquite trees on the ranch, and I bring back a little every trip. I will use hickory, or Apple for pork. Not too much, as I don’t like my meats oversmoked. Just a little flavor to enhance the meat. Takes about 8 hours to do a 15lb brisket on the PBC. At around the 6 hour point, I will wrap it in foil and pour a little liquid (beef broth, beer, etc) in the package to keep it all moist and juicy. I’ve found by using this method, you don’t get the ‘stall’ at 185-190*. Meat comes out nice, tender, juicy, and has a nice smoke flavor. The temp was my crappy wireless thermometer. I have replaced it with the wired one I have used for years. Can’t seem to figure the wireless one out to my satisfaction.

Most frequent error by DIY front door installers. Not setting the bottom of the threshold high enough to make it over a floor mat as it opens inward. take note

Going since 0600. Yeah baby!

No knowledgeable person ever serves bad rye bread. If they have bad rye bread they probably have bad pastrami or corned beef.

I agree. Risk is very low. Do what you have to do. But...I'm going to nit pick. Nobody gets arrested for taking unreasonable deviations. People get arrested for unlawful possession. You just get to use the reasonable deviation thing as a defense if it applies.

Sliced, bbq brisket, 3 dill pickle slices, just a touch of bbq sauce, on 2 slices of white bread. THAT’s a Texas bbq sandwich. Heaven on a plate right there!

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Just wanted to post up my latest Beretta purchase. I picked up this used but unfired USA made Beretta 92FS Inox. The interesting thing about this one is it uses the commercial M9 frame with the straight dust cover and no grip radius. Beretta made these available for a while about a year to 2 yrs ago. The Inox are being made in Italy now and are coming with the slanted dust cover only. I like the look of the straight dust cover so I had to do a little searching for this one. I found it on Gunbroker at a Pawn shop in Georgia. $600 shipped. Not bad. It came with it's original box and contents. I thought I wasn't going to like the black controls Beretta uses now on their Inox models. After purchase I immediately starting searching for Inox parts on ebay, brownell's, etc. They are hard to come by and they cost a premium when you do find them. And wow, I didn't realize how many small parts it takes to make it a true Inox Beretta. So, I decided it would be a better idea to take all my black parts off and send them to Robar to be NP3'd. From research I did the NP3 finish is almost a perfect match to the Inox pistols. Now, anyone that knows Beretta knows they been building these newer Inox pistols (and bruntion) with some poly coated steel parts - the trigger, slide catch, safety levers, and mag release. Poly coated parts can't be NP3'd. So I needed to find a steel parts kit. I found a new old stock steel parts kit on Ebay for $37 shipped, it had all the parts I needed and then some. I got the parts kit and the first thing I noticed was the steel parts kit had a real nice, clean, flat black finish to them. The newer black controls used on the Inox pistol have a almost glossy black finish. I decided I want to see how the pistol looked with the flat black controls. So I put them on, and It looked great (IMO). I then decided to replace the stock rubber grip panels with the standard (flat blackish) grip panels. Walla, perfect match and a fantastic look. Now I have no desire to switch to Inox controls. I added a skeletonized hammer and a D hammer spring. I am satisfied with this one. The picture doesn't do it justice. It looks much nicer in person. That is all

When you go to Range with friends. And shoot all of their handguns better than your own.. Beatiful sig 229 elite stainless with rich mahogany...... paperweight even better with..... a glock.

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All prime doors are Temp glass and insulated. Fiberglass doors will not conduct as well as steel. I would stay with fiberglass, Twin door set is called a french set. Are your doors now wood? Some older homes were taller openings. Might have to close down or open up for a standard french set. Custom size width or height. will be mucho dinero! When ready to order, pop off clamshell on interior to get correct size of daylight opening!

I had such fun last time! (Didn't hit many, but still had fun). I'll try to show for at least a little while no matter what day it is... but right now, the 12th does look good.

Thanks! I got an instant response from them and they contacted my FFL transferee within 5 minutes! Gun on its way. I’ve been waiting two days for my other guy to send his info.

In @1LtCAP‘s case from other postings. His dwelling’s door was most likely cut into the rim and floor joists ( fairly common for the time).

So as you all know I am building my new LR308 rifle, and using the JP 2 piece adjustable gas block. Well last night I started building my upper and while tightening the gas block (6 screws), 3 of those screws broke, I don't know if I over-tightened them or they were defective. I called JP this morning fully prepared to purchase a new set of screws, the customer service rep was extremely polite and helpful, and stated he will ship out a new, complete set of 6 screws today at no charge. He was also very enthusiastic in answering the few questions I had about the gas block. I always knew that JP had top notch products but their customer service goes way above and beyond, I was very surprised due to bad CS experiences with other large name brands.

Bought a Pulse at Java Run Wholesale, try the discount code REG10 for a 10% discount. They sell on Amazon for less but Amazon hasn't lifted the NJ restriction. With the discount it's about the same price.

That's cuz the Beretta APX (aka Toblerone) looks retarded and Ruger's american is pretty lackluster.

Ocean Armory in manahawkin. Great guy!

I'm not sure what you consider "south" but here in the Deep South the best actual shop around here that I've found is Seagear at the foot of the cape May bridge. As far as one man operations go I've had great luck with John Terelli (may of butchered his name). His business is Soutb jersey small arms gunsmithing in Millville.

Any recommended FFLs in South Jersey? I used to use Banger’s as they were so responsive and well staffed. Been using a one-man FFL after they closed and he’s hit or miss (random hours, unresponsive). Thanks!

IWI split with Magnum Research recently and I think their main pistol is the Jericho which Magnum Research still markets as the Baby Desert Eagle. Magnum Research has a better distribution network in the states so I think IWI needs a winner of their own. Magnum Research is now their competitor selling their most well known product so they have to do something. It’s a tough sell against a huge group of competitors. Even companies like Beretta and Ruger are having trouble getting market share in the striker fired pistol market. They need something outstanding if they want to get a foothold. I hope they do well... -Jim

12th might work for me too... this month is rough work wise plus Thanksgiving thrown in there so that might be the only option for me... -Jim

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Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

Or when your wife shoots your guns better than you...and the RSO notices and ribs you... I mean, it's great, but still

Rueben at Kelly's in Neptune. A classic. Come very hungry as its the size of a small manhole cover.

the 5.0 stangs from the 80s looked like escorts

Out this Sunday but the 12th works for me and maybe the Mrs.

Oh hell no, not on ‘Texas toast’. Good old fashioned Wonder Bread, like you’ll find at every roadside bbq stand in Texas.

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Winning

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This could be the beginning of a new hot topic thread. Pastrami or corned?

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Yeah well it's NJ.com so who cares

1. As long as you were specifically mentioned in the will as the heir and are not a prohibited person you legally own the guns under Federal and NJ law. Long guns and handguns. There is no requirement to register any NJ legal guns you lawfully acquired out of the state. I would hazard a guess this applies to several hundred thousand firearms legally owned in NJ. I wouldn't worry about having a paper trail for your inherited guns. None is required. 2. NJ gun laws do not extend past the borders. If the guns and magazines are legal in PA and you don't bring them to NJ you can't be charged with anything by anyone. You must abide by NJ transport laws once you enter NJ. One important point is NJ law permits you to transport any firearm from one residence to another. That's what you would be doing bringing the guns from PA to NJ. 3. If you feel the guns are secure in PA that's your call. If someone steals it I can't see how you can be liable for anything if you report the guns stolen if and when you fund out they're stolen. 4. Replica guns are just that replicas. They are replicas not guns. If they can't shoot they aren't guns. Yes many function cock, etc like the real thing but they are not guns. Many use parts from the real thing to achieve this functioning but that doesn't make them guns. The receiver or frame that is serialized by the real gun manufacturer is the firearm. Many replicas have "serial numbers" that's only for authentic looks. If the manufacturer made 1000 M3 "Greasegun" replicas all of them most likely will have the same "serial number". There is no law in NJ about possessing a replica gun . Use one in a crime (pull a holdup, threaten someone with it, point it at someone) anywhere and you will charged the same as using the real thing. If you do something stupid like drive around with it on the front seat of your car you will be st the least "scrutinized" by police if caught. If you decide to sling it over your shoulder and walk down the street with it you will probably be arrested and charged with some public nuisance charge but not a firearms charge. The one issue that needs consideration is if that replica has a genuine magazine that holds over 15 rds. If it has been permanently blocked to 15 rds or rendered inoperable, say by welding the follower to the magazine lips, there is no violation. 5. There is nothing unusual or illegal about filling your trunk with guns and driving them to NJ as long as the guns and magazines are legal in NJ. How do you think people move to NJ do it? Transport the guns IAW FOPA. Yes if a LEO anywhere sees the M3 replica you will have to explain what it is and will be delayed. This is a case where if you "don't say anything to police" might wind up with you sitting in a cell for a few hours. If you explain it the same "might" happen but probably not. But you can't be charged with anything. If you're worried about the M3 replica so much how much do you want for it? If it is a replica I'd be interested if the price is right.

u mean ShockWave & Tac14 shootout.

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M16A1 clone. 100% NJ compliant. Genuine USGI parts used wherever possible.

AR in 308