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If you want us to handle the transfer out - give me a call......... JT

Definitely against Federal Law to do so using USPS, and against FedEx and UPS policy.

You just have to save the shipping info and any correspondence you have with the receiving dealer. BTW, you can only ship a long gun using USPS. FedEx and UPS have stopped shipping for non-licensees. IMO, your best option is to use a dealer to ship any firearm.

Transcript from the 03/17/23 hearing is available - read Jensen's words for yourself: https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.anjrpc.org/resource/resmgr/legal_motions___briefs/carry_suit_docs/2023-03-17-rmb-koons_v_reyno.pdf

Nah. Blue jeans. Flashlight (Olight Quark QK2L-X) and NeoMag front support side pocket. Plenty of room.

In my opinion, crabgrass control can be put down 30 days before soil temps will consistently be 50deg. Each application should last 90 days. With temperatures going up and down for weeks before soil temp is consistently 50, weeds and crabgrass will germinate and survive cold nights.

Thank goodness I don’t have to do that shit anymore.

while there's no statewide statistic, it does seem that although there's the statute which states that they have 30 days......it seems to average 4 to 8 months, depending on dept. be careful also, as i've seen reports on here of cherry hill trying to add in extra paperwork that they're not allowed to. i work here, but live in lindenwold. last time i got a p2p a couple of years ago it took them 8 months. i'm still waiting on my ccw. that's been since december, but i didn't get my prints done till feb, so i can't lay that totally off on them.

Had a discussion with someone today at the range about a target I had designed, and he thought would be useful. Coulda sworn I'd uploaded some here before, but I can't find some of my more recent targets on here. This is a mix of 31 targets that I've made up for myself and friends. These were mostly designed for precision rimfire rifles at 25, 50, or 100 yards (though I had 50 yards in mind for most of them, and you may use them at whatever range challenges you). Some targets were designed for plinking, while others were designed to be a challenge for guns and shooters capable of sub-MOA shooting. A number of targets are "Know Your Limits" type - where the scoring severely penalizes misses. If competing among friends with these targets, make sure all shooters are using the same target version (the version name is usually between the practice area and scored shooting area, i.e. KYL33 R3 scoring is different from KYL33 R4, despite looking very similar). The first page has instructions for printing, but I will repeat here: DO NOT scale the page to fit, even if your print dialog says the page is larger than the printable area. Nothing particularly critical is within 1/4" of the edge and most printers will not cut anything off, so be sure to print actual size, 100%. Failure to do so will likely make any measurements listed incorrect, and will make the targets more challenging. I use a laser printer and heavier paper - 28-32lb paper is much more expensive, but tends to be less prone to tearing and is usually easier to score. Hope you enjoy these targets_mix_31.pdf

I use these neoprone IWB mag carriers. Pretty comfy. 4 for $15. https://amzn.to/40ksZBC Also don't forget to wear a stay-tuck black stretchy undershirt.

Definite yay!