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  1. The follow up question should have been, where’s the geography clause on the 2A?
  2. 2 points
    We got 1 in today and I got to fondle one of these..... very nice. I may have to add my name to the list.
  3. Depends on my mood. Bored Excited
  4. 1 point
    So now that this thug has rejoined the regular people list can we rally to have his alleged NJ carry permit revoked since he no longer has justifiable need to keep it. I'm sure he will have many folks on the pad for a while but can the police chief please deny him next time its due for renewal. He now has as much need as any of us.
  5. We can get a hog hunt together any time. No seasons, no bag limits. Take all you want, don’t bring ‘em back. Deer, probably next fall.
  6. 1 point
    I have a Henry all weather 30-30, love it. I avoid the lever guns when I'm there, I keep eyeing this from afar, if I get to close they (any firearm) seem to come home with me. Winchester Repeating Arms 1892 Carbine 534196141 | Shooters Sporting Center (shootersnj.com)
  7. Dropped off the barrel to a local gunsmith to be cut down to 20”. I plan on getting busy on the wood this weekend. I’m just going to sand it all down to bare wood, and put a simple oil finish on it. K.I.S.S., as it’s just gonna be a beater trunk gun.
  8. It was a practical session in the psychology class. The professor showed a large cage with a male rat in it. The rat was in the middle of the cage. Then, the professor kept a piece of cake on one side and kept a female rat on the other side. The male rat ran towards the cake and ate it. Then, the professor changed the cake and replaced it with some bread. The male rat ran towards the bread. This experiment went on with the professor changing the food every time. And, every time, the male rat ran towards the food item and never towards the female rat. Professor asked the students : This experiment shows that food is the greatest strength and attraction, do you agree? Then, one of the students from the back rows said: "Sir, why don't you change the female rat? This one might be his wife!" The professor stood straight up his finger pointing towards the student and said "You got an A." ************************************************************************************************************************************** Political spin How the Government spins their bullshit !! Judy Wallman Biden, a professional genealogy researcher in South Dakota, was doing some personal work on her own family tree. She discovered that President Joe Biden’s great, great uncle, Remus Biden, was hanged for horse stealing and train robbery in Texas in 1889. Both Judy and President Biden share this common ancestor. The only known photograph of Remus shows him standing on the gallows in Galveston, Texas. On the back of the picture Judy obtained during her research is this inscription: "Remus Biden horse thief, sent to Galveston State Prison 1885, escaped 1887, robbed the Galveston & Southern Flyer six times. Caught by Texas Rangers detectives, convicted and hanged in 1889." So Judy recently e-mailed the President for information about their great, great uncle, Remus and a few days ago President Biden's staff sent this response back: Remus Biden was a famous cowboy in Texas in the 1880s. His business empire grew to include acquisition of valuable equestrian assets and intimate dealings with the Galveston & Southern railroad. Beginning in 1885, he devoted several years of his life to government service, finally taking leave to resume his dealings with the railroad. In 1887, he was a key player in a vital investigation run by the renowned Texas Rangers. In 1889, Remus passed away suddenly during an important civic function held in his honor when the platform upon which he was standing collapsed. Now THAT, Kids, is how it's done in politics! Oh c'mon..... you knew this would be funny half way through
  9. Back to the original question, what hollowpoints are best. 1. WW Silvertips-they got a bad rap IMO from the Miami FBI shooting. The bullet penetrated his arm, breaking his humerus, into his chest, hitting a rib, through his lung, and stopped an inch short of the heart. On the way it took out a couple of inches of his brachial artery. He would probably die if that happened to him in an emergency room. Total penetration, 11 inches so the FBI came up with 12" minimum. Another plus with Silvertips is a very minor blue muzzle flash. Preserves your night vision. I went round and round with this with a 20 something forum member who wrote a term paper about this. His attitude was f__k your 50 years of experience. 2. 147 gr JHP or 124 gr Gold Dots-thats if you want more penetration. I'm not going to give for instances you can't research. A few years ago NYPD had a shooting that initially reported the bullets were stopped by the bad guys jacket. That was 124gr Gold Dots. Many ignored the reports a few days later that disclosed the bullets had penetrated the BG, entry and exit, and where stopped by his jacket. My recommendations by caliber? 22 short-roundnose, penetration same as 22 hollowpoint. 22 lr- solids, you need the penetration. 25 ACP-FMJ, more reliable than 22s. 32 ACP-FMJ will give you good penetration. 380 ACP-FMJ for penetration 38 special- factory wadcutters in a 2". I like 147 gr +P+ in a Kramer. 357 mag-125 jhp, proven. 9mm parabellum-already stated. I have no issue using fmj if penetration is no problem. 40 S&W- no use for this round. 44 spl-good as it is. No hot load needed. 45 ACP- I'm good with FMJ. The 230 gr JHP Speer is a good load. 44 mag-download needed here. Any bullet at 1000 fps. If you need more than that, go to a rifle.
  10. Dont't think there are zombies out there. Just go to Youtube and type in Streets of Philadelphia, Kensington Avenue and you will see what is going on in almost all inner cities.
  11. Steve at Monmouth Arms.
  12. 1 point
    Why do we only find democratic votes and not republican ones, Don't dead republicans vote?
  13. 1 point
    I have been taught to never dry-fire a rimfire gun and that it is safe to dry-fire modern centerfire guns.
  14. 1 point
    Which henry 22? The basic Henry 22 does not have nice wood like the Golden Boy models. The wood on all of my Henry rifles is far nicer than the wood on any of my Marlin's. The first two pics are two different Henry's. The third is the Henry in 45 Colt, and the last in my first year Marlin 1894 in 357 magnum. The Henry's are way smoother and I think the wood is much nicer.
  15. I'll speak for myself, But I believe, We are not jaded or negative. Just don't think it will happen. The Charlie Brown effect. With the makeup of NJ and the courts becoming politicalized, see it becoming harder and harder, But will always believe in the fight.
  16. Sat on the patio this morning and rubbed down the receiver with oil and steel wool, and removed the surface rust. All while watching a big 8 point buck sniff around some does. It’s clean enough for my purposes, I won’t bother with rattle canning it, I’ll leave it as is. I’ll get to work on the stock later.
  17. Im bound and determined to bring this old shotgun back to life. I received the parts I needed from www.gunpartscorp.com, and went to work. About 15 mins of fiddling around got it all together, and it seems to work properly. I replaced the forend, as the original one was cracked. I could have probably repaired it, but the original replacement part was only $25. Why not. Tomorrow, I’m going to take it all apart again and clean the snot out of everything, and steel wool the surface rust off. I’ll also sand the stock down and fill the dents, dings, and chips. I’m not going to do a fancy finish on it, maybe a little stain and an oil finish. Keep it simple. That will make a nice little Sunday morning project while I watch the bucks chase the does in my backyard. I haven’t researched a smith to cut down the barrel to 20” yet. That’s a problem for another day.
  18. I’d be concerned. They may not be safe. Unfortunately you can’t send back wet bullets because they’re so unstable. I’ll take them off your hands for a small fee though.
  19. LOL yeah, this topic is kinda like hemorrhoids.... Many here have stated the following many times, if you are not justified in using deadly force it does not matter whether you load your gun with hornady critical defense or gold dots!!! I have said this before, YOU GAIN NO BROWNIE POINTS FROM THE PROSUCTOR OR THE NJ COURT SYSTEM BY USING NON-HOLLOW POINT AMMO FOR YOUR SELF DEFENSE NEEDS. YOU HAVE TO BE JUSTIFIED PERIOD! what would be justification? A sudden and violent self-defense encounter in your home where you fear immediate death or dismemberment for you and all other actors involved after you have warned the offender that you are armed and no other alternative is possible for your immediate survival. This rule is a general one that can be applied to many states including Texas!. This week a Texan was charged with murder for shooting someone that simply parked in his driveway. Think about that!

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