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  1. 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
  2. That looks absolutely....... .....Like nothing I would ever eat. And you all bust chops about crock pot ribs, but go out of your way for that??? Jeebus. And for Handyman: Roes are red, Violets are blue That's not a rib You need real BBQ
  3. 3 points
    Depends on what you want it for. Dryfire? Get an app for your phone. Live fire, IMO the pocket pro II is the best combo of features and durability. I'll give my brief timer analysis based on trying to find good timers for matches. Speed Timer 3000 simple, durable, way too easy to clear shot history when trying to review it, and when they get hot the display goes black. CED 7000 decent but complicated configuration. Display goes clear if it gets hot. Pretty good for individual practice though. CED 8000 Increadibly configurable, very complex setup, weak beep, really meant for dry fire or personal practice. Setup is not really ergonomic for running a stage. PACT club timer 3. Simple, seems good, but has critical flaws. I forget if its display goes clear or dark when hot, but it does one of them. Much worse is that when it gets too hot, it starts missing shots. PACT MKIV XP, the old MKIX was the bees knees but pricey. The XP is flat out broken and PACT's repsonse after buying ~$3000 of them was basically screw you. The critical bug has to do with the data history. The more shots in data history, the longer the delay between pressing the button and getting a beep. RUN a big match and you can start heading into 30 second plus delays. Clearing the history is a PITA to boot. Pocket Pro. Butt simple. Not full featured for dry fire. Display goes clear in heat. Pocket Pro II. The bitmap display is nice and heat resistant. It's basically on par with the ced7000 for options, slightly simpler setup with a more menu driven setup. Biggest issue is getting it bumped into config mode when trying to review. Also not the cheapest.
  4. 3 points
    My first rifle I bought when I first got my FID card. Cheap, reliable, accurate. I got the high tower armory bullpup stock on mine and have a chicom rig to carry spare magazines. One of my most favorite rifles to shoot.
  5. 2 points
    Here's the thing, in my view . . . You're not likely to get busted at the range with a non-welded brake or with a 17 round mag in your Glock or with hollow points in your trunk at McDonald's. But, if you are using the weapon for home defense, an otherwise clean self-defense incident can become all f'd up if your ammo and weapon aren't buttoned up and legal. You might want to make your choices with that in mind.
  6. 2 points
    It's all about risk/benefit. How many people have been locked up for going to the range with a 15 round mag after October 2018? Or an evil feature on a AR? Or getting busted with hollow points in their car stopping at McDonalds? Do you speed on the Parkway? Put some red locktite on it or JB Weld. True. There's bigger things to worry about in life, than getting busted with a threaded brake.
  7. up to 2yr backlog and over 1billion in sales pending so it's not gouging, it's supply issue. Raw components are not up while demand far outstrips availability. .20/rd for 22lr is going to be here a while. While I have a ton of 36gr high velocity ammo, I'm glad I bought all those Thunderbolts at .02 delivered while everyone dogpiled them on the deals posting. lol I sold 3k of it so far to people begging for 22 at 200/1k I've zero sympathy for people that didn't stock up
  8. Its a covid killer
  9. But the gastric distress is real...
  10. Ares are loaded with bbq sauce here. Sloppy loaded. I licked the box clean.
  11. I had a good day at the range today. Shot some .223 , 9mm and .22lr It didn't see like there was a ammo shortage at the range today.
  12. 2 points
    That was exactly what I was planning to do, but couldn't find the 995 anywhere. So, I converted my CZ Scorpion to this:
  13. 2 points
    A couple of people I know have them. I think they look like the guns from Planet of the Apes but they seem to work so if you need one then "ya dance with who ya brung" I guess. Good luck finding one right now though. Inexpensive PCC is a really hot commodity in the current world... -Jim
  14. 1 point
    I can easily fix that. I am also an NRA certified instructor and what he told you is fiction. In NJ there are statutes which describe what level of force you can legally use in various locations and situations. There is clear delineation between where and under what circumstances deadly force vs. non-deadly force can be used. There is nothing in any of these statutes that even mentions the type of bullet you may or may not use if deadly force is justified, let alone proscribes one type or another.
  15. I might have an odd photo or two. I didn't take many in those days, but I'll look.
  16. 1 point
    I think most shops charge around $30-50. Do it and feel better about it. Or pin it yourself if you're handy with a drill. It doesn't need to be welded.
  17. How do you pass an ammo tax if you cant pass "gun control". It would be nice to see the SCOTUS drop all taxes and fees associated with firearms.
  18. *AND THEN* - Biden realizes he won't get "gun control" through the legislature so he decides to tax ammo at 40% and eliminate online sales - all through EO
  19. I didn't see any boxes left in the car when you guys were here...
  20. I'm thinking of posting some 9mm and 357. I see quite a few new people joining and they may need ammo but it's not cheap
  21. I 'm picking up a case of wolf 7.62x39 for $350 shipped. Mean while last year i was saying to myself $ 200 shipped was over priced. I just needed one more case for backup.. Well it looks like i'm going to be selling a couple of bricks of .22
  22. Probably the healthiest thing about the "meal."
  23. in stock, 499 before tax and shipping and unlimited purchase quantity. I won't use Tula but for those that do https://globalordnance.com/tula-9mm-luger-115gr-fmj-non-corrosive-1000-round-case-upc-814950011531-cs/
  24. *AND* - when folks are done panicking and hoarding - prices will drop like they did after 2012 etc. *THEN* - some will not learn to stock up a little at a time, or to reload *WHEN* - the next storm comes to drive up ammo prices and availability again, we can resurrect this thread.
  25. Sounds like you now need to buy twice as many guns to stock up the new place.
  26. 1 point
    Just screw on a muzzle brake, and call it a day.
  27. The simulated taste.
  28. monte ss was the original guido car..lol I had the gt convertible and remember thinking that those 225 ponies screamed..ha of course had the rocker arms, bolt on chip, lower temp gauge, pullies and she was pumping 300 or so. loved that car, went through half the cheerleaders in hs in it..lol yeah, I was that guy
  29. S&W 686, was the first handgun I bought as soon as I turned 21, many years ago. Still my favorite handgun to shoot...and the wife and kids love it with .38 special loads!
  30. 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.
  31. 1 point
    Things look like they are made by Fisher Price. The first time you shoot it, bring a friend and let them go first. If it doesn't blow up, you are good to go.
  32. That is, if you can find one who isn't already in some other 'protected class'.
  33. Because Phildo, Grewal and Callahan are lower than feces, and feces rolls downhill?
  34. 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?
  35. 1 point
    That was my opinion when I was looking for one. I ended up with a Beretta CX4 Storm instead. But many people have said the 995 is very reliable. I love my pistol caliber carbines more than my AR15s. Went looking for a 995 recently, to do a Bullpup conversion with it, but they were out of stock everywhere. So, I ended up doing a bullpup conversion with the 9mm CZ Scorpion EVO that I had.
  36. Cant wait. Doubling up on my bp meds in anticipation. Woohoo.
  37. Remember the Zeeker.
  38. Hey everyone - I recently fulfilled all the necessary pre-requisites and submitted my own application to carry. When the application is eventually rejected, we will have backing from an outside national organization to help with the appeal. I will be providing step-by-step updates on the process so New Jerseyans can catch a real glimpse into the process. feel free to subscribe to the channel to hear the latest. We look forward to joining this effort to overturn these obnoxious, discriminatory laws in New Jersey. We are putting our money where our mouth is and taking the plunge. you can watch our announcement here:
  39. Good luck. I applaud the effort. Thanks for keeping us in the loop on your progress. Hopefully you're successful...
  40. 0 points
    If you like . . . You can either find something that contradicts my statement or take it up with the NRA certified instructor that led the recent class that I took my girlfriend and son to. According to him, you can POSESS hollow points and you can shoot them at a range. He was incredibly clear: You can't use hollow points or FMJ for home defense in NJ. He recommended Hornady Critical Defense and one or two others.
  41. The question you should be asking yourself is " Why The F would I want to buy another house in NJ."

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