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  1. 3 points
    Plus they make great clubs if you can't reload in time. Why surrender a $1,200 rifle until the trial when you can give up a Hi Point. And they look scary.
  2. H/T Dan Schmutter. I am pleased to announce that we have filed a new lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of New Jersey's highly restrictive handgun carry law under the Second Amendment. The lawsuit, Mazahreh v. Grewal is filed on behalf of three individual plaintiffs, plus the National Rifle Association, the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, and the Coalition of New Jersey Firearm Owners. Last term the Supreme Court denied review of our previous lawsuit Rogers v. Grewal, drawing a scathing dissent from Justices Thomas and Kavanaugh. With a newly constituted Court this term, we hope this lawsuit will pave the way for justice to prevail in New Jersey and throughout the United States under the Second Amendment. https://www.nraila.org/articles/20201201/nra-files-lawsuit-challenging-new-jersey-s-restrictive-concealed-carry-laws https://www.anjrpc.org/page/NewCarryLawsuitFiledbyNRAANJRPCCNJFO
  3. You do know that there's ANOTHER toilet paper shortage, right?
  4. Lets go with the following ratios 1:1 for USA made freedom seeds and 1:1.2 for non-USA (America First)
  5. 2 points
    I own 3 Hi Point carbines: one each in .380acp, .40S&W, and .45acp. Both the .40 and the .45 use the same mags as their handguns. Yes, they will never win any beauty contests, but they do fullfill their purpose: to reliably send pistol caliber rounds downrange and hit their targets every time. Isn't that why you buy a gun?? The factory sights are for shit, in my opinion, but red dots are easily mounted on the integral top rail. Mag capacities are limited, but so are we here in the Glorious PRNJ, so that's not an issue. I wouldn't mind having one in 10mm if I could find one at pre-pandemic prices. Made in America (Ohio, in fact) and with a lifetime warranty. Bottom line, I'd rather have a loaded Hi Point carbine than a sharp stick! YMMV
  6. Yes, I know that there is an unprecedented demand right now for both FPID's and P2P's - a huge percentage increase over the same time last year. However, with the FARS system I don't think things have slowed down all that much. And if we are looking to point the finger at one element in the process, that is responsible for some of the delays that people are experiencing, I would have to say it is the NJSP/FIU. Here is what I base my supposition on: I have praised my local PD, on this forum, for the quickness with which they issue new permits. And it's not just me, others on here serviced by the same PD have experienced similar performance. But the case in point was illustrated for me by an e-mail I received this morning. It was an e-mail from the NJSP that told me my 5 e-permits for which I had applied were "now available for execution." Those permits were applied for, via FARS, on 11/10/2020. My PD notified me that I could come in and pay for them (thus activating them) on 11/18/2020. Yet I didn't receive the above-referenced e-mail until this morning (12/02/2020) - two full weeks after I was notified by the local PD. That e-mail also related that the expiration date on the permits was 02/16/2021 - which tells me they were actually approved on 11/16/2020 and my local PD notified me two days later. Why was my local PD, not blessed with the automated systems of the NJSP, able to notify me two days after approval, but it took the NJSP - whose system should have spit-out an automated notification with no human intervention, two weeks for, essentially, the same notification? They were able to notify the local PD in a timely fashion, why isn't an applicant notification letter generated at the same time? In this instance, it's no big deal as I still have a number of paper permits to be executed and now the 5 e-permits. But, if I had been a purchaser, who had a gun sitting at my FFL awaiting the issuance of an executable permit. I'd be pretty PO'd that two weeks passed from the actual executable date to the notification date. Or, if I was shopping and had not yet found what I wanted, or it wasn't currently available, that failure to notify just lopped two weeks of validity off my permits. The move to automated systems is the correct one, but there is some human element that is still mucking up the works. Adios, Pizza Bob
  7. Looking to sell my Savage 220, 20 gauge bolt action with the Bushnell Trophy DOA Scope. This shotgun is bolt action rifle accurate using Remington Premier Sabots. I am also including 4 boxes of shells. This is ready for deer season. Used maybe two seasons. Too expensive to target shoot with. Zero it, and put it away. Fun to see people's reactions carrying a bolt action in the woods of NJ. Had a game warden question me about using a rifle in NJ...it is a shotgun duh. All NJ laws applicable for this sale. Willing to use your FFL in the northern NJ area. Totowa / Bloomingdale is my central location. $500.00 First I'll take it, gets it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/rGkd4NimCuZ6xTnr7 https://photos.app.goo.gl/PeHzowCWTU5ymMBP7 https://photos.app.goo.gl/fEfK8pryxRv5cFU19 https://photos.app.goo.gl/jaiiR63ynUmN44y16 https://photos.app.goo.gl/cocXkKahe2q2WWtY6 https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1002090839
  8. 1 point
    I really like my PCC's Besides the 3 Hi Points, I also have a Beretta Storm CX4 in .45acp Uses the same mags as my Stoeger Cougar 8045 And .45acp is my favorite caliber! After all, it's the caliber that won 2 World Wars.
  9. 1 point
    Didn't one of the GI Joe characters carry a gun that looks like that? Yeah, found it. GI Joe Ambush rifle 1990 https://www.ebay.com/itm/GI-Joe-1990-AMBUSH-Rifle-Gun/400081172969
  10. That's some deep stuff. Need to put my boots on.
  11. what was the name of the shop? agree, but let's hear what shop it was
  12. You are correct! Just join our community as a premier member to be able to sell here. $1,300 is ridiculous for all 3!
  13. First one disappeared to quickly for me to get a pic!!
  14. No, you should be able do the field day live fire session without having to do the online course again.
  15. Make the system completely automated? including a way to check status/permits/etc online. Right now we submit the FARS - and just sit and wait for email updates. A status page to login to would be nice. How are we to keep track of our electronic permits once they're active?
  16. My first cruiser was a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 Fastback like this one below. 302 with a Edelbrock high rise manifold, Holley 4 barrel, Hooker headers and Cherry bombs. Man, that sucker was loud... Ha... I remember the same thing.., I think gas was a round 0.40 cents a gallon back then. Couldn't pass a station without stopping.. Also remember smoking off a set of 60 Series tires every 5000 miles.. Those were the days...
  17. The S&W 686 is a great gun - I have one and love it. I also have an older Model 19 which is a little less heavy, still handles .357 Mag and has a really sweet trigger that was smoothed out the old fashioned way - used lots. My 625 is great too for delivering 230gn of goodness but is really heavy for carrying around. For plinking good fun the 617 in .22LR is also a great option.
  18. Btw. Bobs plenty asleep by now
  19. Just do what @Pizza Bob tells you to do... That's what I did. ...except clean your guns. That's optional.
  20. Epstein had one. I bet it's available for cheap.
  21. I hate to disappoint you guys, but the "last forgotten muscle car" is a lot newer than you think. Manufactured from 2014 to 2017 approximately 10K made, or about 2500 per year, I give you the Chevrolet SS... Most people have no idea what it even is, and those that notice the SS emblems invariably ask, "An SS what?" - Just an SS. Back in the muscle car hay day the SS was a Chevy trim line that could be added to various models. For the 2014 - 2017 car, it becomes a model name. Equipped with an LS3 engine, producing 415 HP and 415 Lb-Ft it came with a 6 spd automatic and later a 6 spd manual trans. Aside from the trans, the only options available were a sunroof and a full-size spare. This is truly the last muscle car. Adios, Pizza Bob PS: Yes I know that it is a re-badged Australian Holden Commodore, but Holden is no more also - so truly the last.
  22. A little over 16 hrs and counting. Available at 10:06 am tomorrow. My black friday.
  23. 1 point
    They are cheap. Ugly as F if you ask me. The one I tried worked with no issues but it was uninspiring to say the least. I wouldn’t get one.
  24. I won't say how much of that I have but let's just say I'm not running out...lol I had to have a lot as my sons go through about 1k each range trip. We make a day of it and have loads of fun. Good father sons time! I posted a deal here a yr or so ago on remington thunderbolt for .2/rd delivered and was met with jeers. Cheapest 5k I ever bought of anything. lol
  25. 1 point
    Edit: Clipped it for you - need a login on that forum.
  26. I think it should have all of the stuff NJ hates...bayonet lug, grenade launcher, flash hider, self-serve gas, beer and wine sold in grocery stores... But that in no way constitutes a legal opinion.
  27. Nothing ever is. As Robert Frost said, Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. Sorry. Now that the Zeeker doesn't come around, I feel the need to take his place as the forum philosopher.

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