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  1. One of the problems is there is NO place in NJ where you can just go out into the woods and shoot a handgun...unless it is your own property and your town has no discharge laws. Sounds like he was just being a wahoo and blasting away out of his car while drinking too. What a dumbass.
  2. One out of 33,000 is statistically insignificant.
  3. Yeah flying clubs can be hit or miss (I'm on my third one in nearly 20 years). It's usually, someone screwed up so now we need a new rule. I'm sure you're familiar with these guys, but I'll mention them in case anyone else wants to know about them, as I've been following them online for a while. The RAF
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    Browning Lever Rifle in .308 BLR - Lever-Action Centerfire Rifles - Browning
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    I don’t know if they make a tube fed gun with pointed projectiles like that. Maybe box-mag fed.
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    I have my two pistol caliber JM Marlins. I really need to grab a rifle caliber… I’d like a .30-30 or maybe .45-70. We shall see…
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    Late 70's (I think) JM stamped Marlin 30/30. Picked it up for a very good price in 2016. It regularly drops deep not far from where I shot them. It came with a cheap scope and it's worked every time I go into the field with it. If it ain't broken, don't fix it! Honestly it's probably one of my favorite firearms
  8. I'm not sure I ever heard about this case, or if there was a post about it somewhere on the forum. But it sure looks like it was reversible. N.J. Appellate Court Reverses Vindictive Judge’s Opinion on Subjective Standard Permit Case – Bearing Arms
  9. If you have a lawfully issued CCW, it does not matter if it's original, on paper or on plastic! It does not matter is it's a copy! There is an SBI# and a permit# on that card that can be verified by the issuing authority and that is all that matters!
  10. Idiots will be idiots
  11. Well, now you are thinking with common sense. But they will pound this until people reconsider applying for their permits.
  12. Ignoring the Duty To Inform, this is definately going to be used against us CCW holders during the current court hearings. Drinking and randomly shooting a gun out the window does not paint a good picture for CCW holders.
  13. For clarification, New Jersey is a state that there is a duty to inform Law enforcement when stopped, correct?
  14. Oh, dear! I log into NJ Gun Forums, and what do I see? @gloom has (quite innocently, I'm sure) named and shamed me! I should know better than to state my goals on the Internet. I'm waaaay behind my previously stated schedule. In my defense, my carry plans were totally obliterated by other gun stuff! Honestly? For me, it all comes down to moolah. I put myself on a strict budget when it comes to gun purchases, and then I prioritize them. This winter I was instead buying dies, an electronic scale, and various other reloading components to support my new rifle obsession. (Damn, even when you get good deals...everything is soooo costly!) So, I was simply in no position to be buying another gun. That said, I can't say I've done "nothing" re: carry. I've tried out (both borrowed and rented) several gun models. I also spent many days in my house wearing my (full-size) 1911 in borrowed holsters (thanks, @High Exposure for those loaners) - simply to get a sense of what wearing a holster felt like (because I'd never worn one before). After all of that, I have definitely come to "general conclusions". I'll end up with a .380 for sure. And once I make the final pick, I'll undoubtedly end up with several methods of carry - an IWB holster, a pocket holster, a cross-carry concealed carry purse, and probably a concealed carry purse that goes around the waist, too. (So that's a big expense in and of itself - just all those holsters!) I realize that also means a TON of extra practice (even if it's dry fire at home) to be competent with all methods, but I've decided it's just a necessity due to my wardrobe: "it is what it is". As far as which gun - the jury is still out but I'm getting closer. I ruled out the Walther PDP-F and micro 1911s. I shoot the Sig P365 P238 well & I do appreciate the nice, quality feel of it (my hesitancy is the price coupled with the low # of rounds). I haven't yet tried the EZ in .380 (I liked the EZ in 9, but the slide was still a bit too tight) or the Ruger LCP Max (of interest to me mainly because of its 10-round capacity) - they just didn't happen to have those last 2 models available where/when I rented - but I will try both before a decision is made. My winter goals have clearly morphed into spring/summer goals. Sorry to disappoint with my slow-poke pace... please forgive me, gloom!
  15. it went three weeks from purple lookie icecream youscream cornpop ran away
  16. After 3 guns and none of them were anything she could rack, we decided on the S+W Shield EZ Performance Center in .380. It comes with the Hi Viz H3 day/night sights and anyone can rack it with 2 fingers. The mags are super easy to load also. She loves it. I am a happy camper. Happy Wife...Happy life. She is more inclined to shoot more with this gun than any other we have tried.

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