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A box of baking soda?

I will store magazines, free of charge in my storage unit. PM me if interested.

The guy who hit my car in a parking lot and took off

Nature abhors a vacuum. You’d just fill the void with more recipes

@PK90 You guys do realize the injunction decision isn’t made yet?

i would like to meet @ronhonda of 2008-2010 and discuss a few things.

Then you’re perfect..

Easy on and off spike depending upon mood. ETA: Maybe a NJGF Logo group buy is in order.

I'll just leave this here.

Obviously to be complaint with Nj’s non-definition of inoperable the magazines have to be broken down to their corresponding subatomic particles. All gun owners must report to the large collider at Princeton U for deconstruction. “I’m sorry, sir. That bag of carbon and hydrogen meets the definition of constructive intent. Here is your felony”.

Handguns acquired as a NJ Resident have been registered since 1968ish using a Permit to Purchase. Long guns are not registered, but those acquired thru a dealer are documented on paper. Exceptions are inheritance.

I noticed that they did not tell us about another non-obvious way to handle our soon-to-be-non-compliant mags Both you and a shooting buddy should disassemble your 11+ mags. One of you keeps all the springs and the other keeps all the followers and floor plates. Neither of you has a magazine that will continuously feed rounds into a semi-auto firearm. As long as neither of you has possession or control of the missing parts, you cannot be charged with constructive possession. All either one of you has is a collection of plastic and metal parts, none of which can be assembled to meet NJ's definition of a magazine.

Yea, I'll put my magazines in a brief-case, BUT on the great lawyer's advise as in the advisory, also put some books in there, so when I register at the front desk and am asked what I have, I can say I have "Books and Magazines" -Can't make this crap-up- LOL!

So is eating Tide pods, but okay.

What's great about these choices, the food is good AND it's easier to store AND you can donate it when the so-called experation date is close.

Cup noodles... already has da cup

Top Ramen... cheap.

$1.25 per mag per month. OMG. What idiot would pay that? What happens when the ban is permanent? You lose the mags?

Treerats, Bambi, even those groundhogs in a pinch!

For a defence gun a button release for me, it's what I'm used to. For a range toy I don't really care

i see what you did there, lolol i have several...but since i'm not a dimocrat, i figured that it's illegal to smash shit with it.

That’s Vermin. No offense to our Vermonters here.

Vermon? What's that? A person from Vermont?

Laugh it up, I’ll just have to put you back in your place next clays shoot!

Well my understanding of this is more capacity is more r.. so a 30 would be R-30 but it’s jus my understanding... Left out American citizens, and patriots

Let me help you with that: https://pin.it/viqycw6pom6kwy

I wonder what a magazine's R value is? I could put them in the wall to act as insulation around my bedroom window.

Poorer people tend to not have vices. Therefore this law is an attack on the poor. Perhaps someone can be professionally outraged about that. Though I guess kids safety trumps that...

its weird to hear all these extensive inspections.. I have only been to two ranges in my life.. I was a member at both.. Atlantic County Range... like actually county run range.. I was never hassled in any way ever about anything that I can recall.. and the PA range that I am a member at now.. the only rule we have here is "take all alcohol home with you when you leave" (there is a sign on the refrigerator)

Griz, I didn't buy the Mt House food to eat on a regular basis, at least that was not the plan. But the food is so good and easy to prepare it sorta worked out that way. Another point. You really don't have to rotate stock on food that's good for 30 years. Just replace what has been used. Think of it as you tapped into your "just in case" ammo supply, and topped it off the next time a good sale popped up. It will prolly be a while before we see each other again at a shotgun shoot. The next shoot though, I'll hit you up with a couple pouches and you can be the judge.

Ok, I've been smashing those mags for a few hrs and need a break, gonna grab another beer and get back to it, my arm is sore but I must perservere..... I found that playing some old Nazi marching music helps keep the pace moving along. Ttyl...

If you don't have water, you don't have survival. Wherever one plans on spending the zombie apocalypse, there had better be a water source.

I think he just threw out the red meat to see what would happen and is now sitting back with a brew and popcorn, watching the show.

And then everyone will call the ATF and NJSP for clarification

Like Swanson's Salisbury Steak TV dinner's? Mmmmmmm......

I can't wait until someone posts that they can get 11 rounds a factory 10 round magazine. Oh the horror.

Joke about it and/or my commentary above, but that IS what was stated in the guidance document they provided . Use a vice to crush. Must be some reason to state that explicitly. Frankly I found all the guidance disappointing. Nothing but very rudimentary items that are common sense, and a sales pitch for gunsitters. The “non-obvious” approaches they defined were obvious and not particularly innovative. They could have weighed in on a variety of things in more detail, and provided more value. For the hundreds of dollars I’ve provided for this, I’m not seeing that guidance as an appreciable value added, personally.

Also no dog in a hotdog .. so what's your point

MRE: Meal Refusing to Exit. A steady diet of MRE's with keep you blocked up for days.

I like the more gooder Yea, was just making a comment, don't think from a functional point of view one is better or worse. But there is something to be said about consistency. I don't want to have to think about which gun I have in my hand and what I have to do to release the mag - there are enough things to have to think about be it in a gun fight or just in competition. I want the mag release to work the same on all my guns. That is why I waited till they came out with the M2 to buy a PPQ.

Here's the thing, I was looking forward to being "affiliated" with this range. They say they are about education, so am I, so is my college professor wife. She wanted to start a SAW chapter there, i was looking forward to becoming an instructor, and promoting this range extensively. The shock of what management is doing there is really upsetting.

Is this a rhetorical question?

A GOOD USE FOR HI-CAP (ie 11 round plus) MAGs On December 9th it has been suggest everyone send one of these to the homes of each of your Democrat law makers. Then on Dec 11th report to the police that these people are in possession of illegal high capacity magazines - which will be a felony even if they don't have a gun to go with them. This will solve a lot of problems in NJ

It’s called the apocalypse diet dude! And it’s trendy

milspec MREs last about two to three years. That's basically the same shelf life of canned goods. you can probably get five to six years shelf life out of canned goods if you store them in a cool temperature stable place. Mountain House has a guaranteed shelf life of decades, and has a proven track record. Also, try and transport 90 meals worth of canned food. as far as canned food is concerned, what are we talking about, peas, creamed corn, chicken noodle soup, Vienna sausages? Those aren't meals. You could probably survive on 20 cans of asparagus for a while, I guess, but why do that when you could be eating beef stroganoff, chicken fried rice or chili mac? Ramen! Are you kidding me? I think that shit actually removes nutrients from the body. Canned food is not a bad plan, but it's a boring one with a limited shelf life and is not easily transported. Lets say we are not talking about survival. Let's say we are going camping for a week. Would you want to lug seven days of canned meals in your backpack? With Mt House, you can buy and forget, that is, until you need it. With canned goods it's continually rotating stock and wondering if that 5 year old can of cream of mushroom soup will kill you.

You’re moving the goalpost. They may have only checked your ammo and ear/eye pro. The post that kicked this segment off (and that you knowing replied to) was about checking far more.

If you have guns they need anything except for springs, followers, rounds and in out unfortunate case blocks, in the magazine, you need to get a new gun. In order words don't put grease or oil your mags.