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  1. Ticket purchased, I’m in. planning on bringing a couple of 1911s and my p226
  2. The 320 may be big enough for your hands but obviously is overshadowed by the size of your head. I’m willing to go shooting. I have demands: you shoot first, you can’t be at the same range as me, The event will be on the third Thursday after a leap day, and I can only travel by sled dog.
  3. I left NJ several year back and moved to central PA... and I would do everything I could to never ever even consider going back.. I read stories here about how the PD reacts to people inquiring about guns.. and how its mostly negative.. ill informed.. and where the citizen is almost treated as a criminal.. in PA.. when I was renewing my LTCF at the local sheriff.. I was asking about sign off to make a sawed off shotgun.. the response "oh you just fill out the ATF paperwork now we don't even need to sign off anymore so its better now". total opposite of the NJ mentality.. here I am telling LEO that I want a sawed off shotgun.. and the response is like I am asking for directions to the local gas station.. no negativity.. no bad advice.. no "OH why do you want such a violent criminal weapon" IF firearms are a high priority in your life.. NJ is not the place to be.. its not just the laws on the books today.. it is the general anti 2A mindset of the state and a vast majority of the people in it.. I do understand we are talking about a job you have had for years.. but seriously if guns are important to you.. start looking for new work..
  4. They're all yours. Keep your mouth shut. No FPID needed. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  5. I agree. Personally, I don’t think a decision is imminent. In California, the magazine confiscation injunction was only granted the day before the law took effect. The wheels of justice move slow and this is probably the most impactful case this judge will ever decide. Whatever decision he makes will be challenged, appealed, publicly celebrated by one side and criticized by the other. It may end up as part of the record that goes to the Supreme Court. Don’t assume taking time means it’s not being taken seriously or it’s being put on the back burner. The California district court decision was 66 pages. If anything, a long time may indicate a better outcome (an injunction) since blocking a state law, especially a high profile one, is a big deal and will need to be thoroughly defended in the judge’s decision. Personally, I put the over/under on this sometime around thanksgiving. I also predict we will get the injunction (at least with respect to confiscation).
  6. Surprised it hasn't really been mentioned but I would not disclose your firearm or ammo inventory, whether it's on the internet or in talking to anyone. Other states may be laid back but NJ is not.
  7. I will be in CT for the weekend. I may make it on the way home. Still working out the details.
  8. I love watches. The movements are tiny marvels of engineering.
  9. Picked up 320 from @remixer. Good people, interesting experience ( he can tell that story) Popped cherry last Saturday with @blksheep. Solid dude. Gun is awesome! Hit range this am with @Bighungry618 he can give his feed back. Ran some hornady cd through it. No issues Received and cleaned. last Saturday 200 rnds zero issues . this morning, uncleaned from previous. 300 rnds. Zero issues . Gun fits me like an extension of my body. I’m in love! Hard and strong like!
  10. Has anyone used their 100yd outdoor range
  11. PST isn't necessarily "better" as that's a completely relative term. It's more expensive because it's a first focal plane scope. The glass is the same from all I hear. I believe the knobs and adjustments are as well. This is all dependent on me remembering correctly. Don't count on it. I just purchased a Leupold VX5HD 3-15. I would recommend it to anyone. It's pretty awesome. It's a bit out of budget tho. Feel free to PM me any questions as well.
  12. Nice. I have 6 or 7k rounds thru mine with no problems. Solid gun.
  13. You need to lighten up. Law really doesn't allow possession of greater than 15 Rd magazines outside your home now. How are the police supposed to legally transfer those magazines back to the person? You also have to consider the police were acting under directives written by the county prosecutor. The Taser charges will be or have been dismissed with or without the defendant hiring a lawyer. That's 2 incidents in a state of like 7,000,000 people. Neither have to do with firearms. One can avoid gun problems by: 1. Don't own any. 2. Just follow the law as difficult as it seems at times. What battle do you expect if you get in a car crash if you legally have guns in your car? Do you walk around with receipts for that expensive camera or wrist watch in case you get stopped by police? The FPID doesn't prove you aren't a prohibited person. It only proves there is no records making you a prohibited person when you got it. How many habitual marijuana users have FPIDs? Don't know because they lied applying for the FPID. Police can't legally seize your guns while they investigate whether or not you're a prohibited person .
  14. I'm only interested in Greenday because I heard his wife makes him wear one of those "Gimp" suits from Pulp Fiction.
  15. Its called Shooters and has a huge inventory. Its about 28 feet east of the Parkway.
  16. Well @blksheep smiled towards the end. Peel! 320 is seriously sig muscle!
  17. Please show me cases of where the police seized guns that someone couldn't prove that they owned them. Show me cases where people have been legally transporting any gun and have been hassled. Running serial numbers will only show stolen guns and handguns purchased with a P2P in NJ. The computerized handgun registry in NJ is only accurate back to about 2000. If a handgun comes up on it in someone else's name there are a multitude of ways it may have been legally transferred. It is up to the police to prove you are a prohibited person. The onus is not on you to prove you're not. Yes, it's just you.
  18. Add.. trying soo hard to get @voyager9out of his moms basement. Trying to no avail
  19. NCIC checks do not show ownership. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  20. Gee... thanks Dr. Weatherbee.... My point was, if he gets a card, at least he'll be able to show he passed a background check, and is not a felon, and can legally posses firearms. That would be one positive step to help his defense.
  21. Hey as much glass as you can afford. For “precision” shooting I would say no less than a 15x. More if you can. Personally I like the PST. There is a really nice HST 4-16 in the classifieds right now for short money. It would be a solid start.
  22. Peel gets it... it’s when people get seriously pissed off that things change. Unfortunately, people seem to vote with their feet vs the ballot. Only 18% voted for the current nj government
  23. Oh, I hear you! It shouldn't be this damn hard here, for sure, to exercise a constitutional right.
  24. Many people have guns they legally purchased from private parties when they lived in other states. No invoices, registration, will, or any other way of proving they are yours. If you are in possession of something in a legal manner police must prove something is not yours. Even in NJ. Like others have said, get a FID and load your trunk up with long guns and drive any where except prohibited places and you're not breaking any laws.
  25. The problem with your example is the transportation. You can only transport long guns if you are going specific places (range, gun shop, etc.) An FID card lets you transport long guns when you aren't going to these specific places (unloaded and cased). But an FID card isn't required to own guns. A receipt isn't required to own guns.
  26. Seems like someone was really out to get him... i mean, what the hell are the odds that he gets caught otherwise... lol
  27. @RecessedFilter is good source of info with shotty’s
  28. exit 58, rt 539 there is a gun store, fairly large selection . 1/8th of a mile east of pkwy. bring a .22 rifle and go to the staffoed forge WMA a few miles west of pkwy
  29. I dig the face on that Damasko. Very striking. Like the IWC Pilot’s Watch but with a bezel.
  30. Strobe modes are useless. Either light on or light off. KISS method applies to lights as well.
  31. I checked out quinton and it was quite nice. Would be cool to get into the shotgun sports and theres plenty of options there. Gotta email a few questions over that the guy who showed me around couldnt answer, though, regarding the use of steel targets for rifle/pistol. Gona have to check SJ out this weekend as well, hopefully tomorrow.
  32. Bring it! I'll have my camera phone at the ready to aid my rapidly failing memory.
  33. 1 point
    They make this thing called a lawyer.. I’d get one. Cuz this is jus crazy...
  34. I've had almost every high end watch... Rolex gmt master Rolex date just Rolex airing Omega seamaster 30 Omega speedy Speedy ii Planet ocean Tudor tiger Panerais Etc.... all well are what they are.... And they are gone.... lol For me my fav watch is now a steinhart ocean one homage of the royal navy rolex submariner Keeps impeccable time for a ETA movement and doesnt break the bank 350 and it wears like a dream on a nato strap
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  36. You guys realize @Ray Rayhas a wrist/forearm fetish ... jus sayen
  37. Hey guys this is Joe with Modern Materiel. If anyone would like to hit the range and try out some of our rifles all they have to do is shoot me an e-mail Joe@modernmateriel. Besides making law enforcement and civilian weapons we do everything we can to support the Second Amendment as well as you our brothers and sisters in Firearms Community. Our training department is on the Range every day educating Law enforcement and civilians on how to Safely and effectively use firearms. We also do Firearms modifications including cerakoting. Please reach out to me anytime you'd like and let me know how we can be of service. Thank you very much for the support. Joe Savio Modern Materiel [email protected]
  38. Paul, their name and address is on the receiver built to their specs and they now have a manufacturing license to include machine guns. With the exception of maybe FN, every manufacturer out there sources spec’d parts and assembles. BLUF: I am biased as I’m pretty close with those guys and may have had just a teeny-tiny bit of input on the Modern Materiel Patrol line. Their rifles are pretty fucking good in my opinion. Soft shooting and very reliable in the two years I have been using them. It’s the rifle I regularly grab first when going to the range. I shot this group with the above rifle. 50 yards, prone off the magazine. Federal TRU 64gr soft nose.: It is my favorite rifle to shoot and I try to get as many people as I can to get their hands on this rifle. As soon as they start shooting I get what I call “the look”. It’s always the same. They turn and look at me, their eyes get wide and their eyebrows go up. I nod and smile at them saying “yup. I told you.” Then there are many smiles, much trigger pulling, and there was much rejoicing! Over the two years I have been involved with MM and the development of the Patrol series, there has been a lot of trial and error and vetting of parts. We settled on the Ballistic Advantage 14.5” mienghr QPQ barrels early on and have been very pleased with their accuracy. All quality parts selected like Magpul furniture, ALG ACT trigger, Strike hand stop, Streamlight scout light and Holosun optic. We loved from a keymod to an MLOK free float tube. The goal was to build quality at a value price and I think we nailed it. Currently a there are a couple of PDs in N.J. running our gun and quite a few officers who purchased these guns with their own money to use on duty. The fact that they are built right here in Jersey is just the icing on the cake!
  39. I just picked up a Streamlight TLR-7 for my home defense pistol.
  40. 1 point
    Why does everyone think that once the garbage man picks up the trash all is well? Do we trust them more than we trust the Popo? Are people still getting bills in the mail nowadays? I can't remember the last time I even mailed a letter.
  41. "room for my 700 hundred rifles, boats, fishing tackle, firearms, motorcycles, and dogs" I'm looking for new friends. You're hired! But seriously, review the laws and make sure nothing exempt by name. Then nothing over 10 rounds thanks to our new commie governor. Store what you can't bring with you! Welcome to The People's Republic Of New Jersey.
  42. 1 point
    it's not illegal to take stuff once it's at the curb. that said.......never throw ANYthing away that might give someone info on you without shredding it. and nearly anything can.
  43. The suggestion above is a great one! She might also want to attend one of the many women's shooting chapters/groups in the state. Most will let you go as a guest for the first time, without making the decision to join. It's pretty low-cost typically - 10-25 bucks for the evening: There's 4 TWAW (The Well-Armed Woman) chapters in NJ - located throughout the state Second Amendment Women (SAW) is a NJ-based org that meets at 2 diff ranges (Gun for Hire and one that's more south that I can't recall at the moment) Tactical Training Center in Flemington has a ladies night 2nd wed of the month (me and @Mrs.Zeke go to that - she's welcome to meet us there!) There's a small private range in Warren County that also has a monthly ladies' shoot too (open to public) At any one of those events, I'm sure she'd find that the women would be VERY friendly and generous about loaning their guns. She could probably try 8-10 different firearms in one evening at a very low cost (as compared to rentals)... and then she would start to at least get a "sense" of what she prefers - revolver vs. semi-auto, striker vs. hammer, compact vs. fullsize, metal vs. polymer, etc. Honestly, there's soooo many variables and options --- it can be dizzying! So, why shouldn't she slow down, take her time, and figure out her preferences in a relaxed (and low-cost) way? She might even end up hooking up with a group that she enjoys shooting and training with... value add! Where are you located? I can point you towards the nearest group that I know of if you share more info.
  44. I haven’t shot trap in the past few months, but I hated people putting the muzzle down on anything. Just something I cringe when I think about it. Hold the damn gun up, or put the stock under your arm and the barrel over your forearm. It isn’t like you are standing there for hours on end. It’s 125 shots... at the most. That picture is just the result of the better part of his gene pool ending up somewhere else.
  45. That's actually not a shroud, that's a barrel sleeve. You cannot hold the firearm by the barrel sleeve, unless of course you have oven mitts on. That firearm is NJ legal and I would sell it.

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