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Next time, carry an empty case out of the house staring that you're going to the range, and bring back a new gun. She'll never know.

I have always wanted one, and now that I don’t live in the Peoples Republic of New Jersey, I was finally able to indulge. Thanks to @PK90, I was able to do this. Thanks Paul!!! New Steyr AUG, NATO version. In the short run, it will wear an ACOG, but eventually I’ll pop a red dot on this thing. Now, to sneak this past Mrs Tex….

The laser aids can save you time at the range getting new optics sighted in. Drop the laser in at home, find the longest spot where you can project the laser and still see it, adjust your optic to the laser. Then when you get to the range your optic should already be "on paper" and you can then focus on fine adjustments. Bore-mounted lasers are more accurate than cartridge lasers in my experience, but for many handguns there just isn't enough barrel length to use a bore mount. While lasers are reasonably good at representing where the center of your barrel is at a distance, they do not simulate all the factors that determine the actual flight path of the bullet, so that's why you usually need to follow up with actual firing to get zeroed in. If you go for the cheaper laser sighters (like from Amazon), be aware that they usually come with weak button batteries that crap out quickly, so get some "real" batteries to have as spares. Otherwise you may find the laser is fading out before you even get your initial adjustments done.

Because the PRNJ has so many bayonet killings…

Actual footage of Tex trying to sneak the gun in the house when Mrs Tex is home:

They are useful to get on paper at 25 yards. I have only used the cheaper ones but saves a few rounds of ammo at the range.

I've used the cartridge type in the past, Just to get on paper. If your talking about a rifle start off at 25 yds get on paper and work your way out to 200 yds. If your talking about a hand gun , I would start at 7 yds and work your way out to 25 yds. I would also recommend a indoor range for hand gun zeroing. You need to figure out if your sights require a 6 o'clock hold or cover your target hold For shotgun I used a cartridge type laser because I have a red dot on it. You have to do the leg work, Some people have magical powers and can zero their firearm's fast. This is just my humble opinion. for initial zeroing a bag or a hand rest will get you the most accurate results. Also not all ammo has the same point of impact. I tried a cartridge type in a handgun and it was junk.

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That would be perfectly acceptable. Just indicate Self Employed (which you are) and the business name, address, etc. The things that most often jam people up on FID applications are any kind of unexpunged convictions, no matter how minor or long ago. And mental health records, again no matter how minor or long ago. Took doctor prescribed anti-depressants for six months ten years ago? Better be prepared to get a letter from an M.D. stating its safe for you to possess firearms now. Here is some more info: https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=FID

Lol. She caught me walking into the house with it. I said, “I MAY have bought myself an early birthday present”…. She just laughed and shook her head! WHEW!

"Whats's that, dear? Oh, I've had this one for years. You must have forgotten it. It's been in the safe all this time."

Are you sure you don't have a M4 upper

If it's free replacement and I have to go nowhere to make it happen...... I could care less if a photo is on it. But I have one other condition besides it being renamed CCW permit. I want a photo ID to be required to vote.

How do you illegally purchase a firearm legally?? lol. Regardless, this is just something else that we would end up paying for, and something else that would extend the already obnoxious process of getting a FID.

S2496 "N.J. senator seeks photos on firearm IDs" http://www.politico.com/states/new-jersey/story/2016/08/nj-senator-seeks-photos-on-firearm-ids-104995 “The concern was that it’s really just pretty much a piece of paper, that if someone was savvy enough it’s something you could duplicate if you want to go above and beyond,” Ruiz said. “I think is just an extra measure of security in the event the card gets in the wrong hands.” ------ Can ANYONE please show me a case where someone was prosecuted for using someone else's FPID to legally purchase a firearm?

Good shoot of the carjackers. Unfortunately the other two accomplices got away. Now, the family of the dead perp is calling for ‘justice’. They want the victim who shot their son to be charged with murder. Fuck that. You should have taught you son not to be a violent criminal, and maybe he’d still be alive.