Maksim

Caso's is like a few miles away, right off the top of my head. Cherry Ridge is not that far. but alas. welcome to the forum.

As bad as the dogs were... apparently not that.... Rae had the same 2 days ago.... damn, cant blame the dogs. =P

apparently he is fine now, and back home... just sick still. will try to get more info soon.

http://www.cronaca.com/archives/000024.html ok.... I think I need to clean the mosin and keep a bayo near by.... wait no... I need a Mosin M44 with a bayo attached or an SKS.

Ok..... So Springfield XD 45 it is going to the office tomorrow. got some 185gr JHP's loaded up. Its kitty time. (my office is in marlboro... and yes... backing to the woods)

btw... I think it is the crappy food they were complaining about at Valley Forge.... what did they do... put cosmoline in those hotdogs?

yeah, no word yet... but I am sure he will be fine. I stay up late... and this is what happens.

Considering this is your first post, welcome. However, I am going to tell you to stop being a douchebag. First and foremost, please get your terminology straight, before deseminating false information. You can buy a long gun from an out of state dealer, as long as it is within the laws of that state, and it is NJ legal, and you have a valid Firearms ID. Not permit. Permits are the pistol permits. You cannot buy a pistol at an out of state dealer. Now that that is out of the way, business. Dude, vote with your wallet, and if the service was bothering you, or you felt unsafe at the counter, speak up. I visited The Bullet Hole on a few occasions, without them knowing who I was, so no red carpet was rolled out, and it does get busy. Did I at times feel service could of been lacking, or at times unsafe, yep, but that is in every shop. Not one shop I have visited, and this includes all of public shops and ranges on the forum, and others in central jersey, had I not been muzzle swept by a 21 year old pimply faced guy with a hard on for a glock, a 50 year old adding another one to his collection, or a 40 year old Investment Banker spending his weekly cash. If you want it to change, say something about it. As we speak, I am looking at an excel spreadsheed of 307 FFL's in New Jersey. I am fairly certain there are quite a few in your area, so why you drive out an hour + to PA is beyond me. I can tell you the vendors on this forum, will have prices cheaper than most in PA. Between any of them, I can venture to say, at least one of them will be able to get you almost any firearm, at a damn good price. Your comment about opening up a gun store.... more excuses. On the forum, we have 2 vendors who have recently opened a store. On multiple occassions, one of them has posted explicetely, to have people contact him if they want details on how he went about opening his store. And once again, I would venture to say if you message any of the FFL's, ask them to meet, you bring a pizza to their store, they will be glad to tell you about their experience. Unlike it may seem, the dealers are not out to fuck one another out of business. There are over 800,000 gun owners in NJ, there are over 8.7 mil residents in this state. There are only 307 registered firearms dealers in the state. There are more lawyers in Newark than there are dealers. Trust me, there is more than enough business to go around, and they all work together. If you went to the One Gun a Month hearing, you would of seen many of them sitting next to each other, chatting. They were not at seperate corners wondering what each other's card in the whole is. Just look at Shore Shot and Brick Armory. Their businesses individually increased after they became competitors a mile and a half from each other. My point is this... any place will have its issues. If you dont bring up those issues, they will not be resolved. And if you really feel you can do better, then open your own business. There are many business owners on the forum, myself included. ask any of us, and everyone will say, we want to give you the products you want, at a fair price, a price that allows us to earn a living. The folks at the bullet hole can just say screw it and pack up shop one day. the only thing that will do is take away from all the others in the community. I guarantee you, if you spent as much emphasis on voicing your concers to Jen and others at the bullet hole, you would of saved yourself alot of gas and time commuting to PA. Unlike most people, business owners welcome customer feedback and criticisms, that is how they get better. By you, running away to another state, you arent helping anyone.... if you dont think the gun stores dont care.... read the post below. viewtopic.php?f=55&t=5728 And fyi... If you want a good place to go shoot rifles, and shotguns, and hey... even paintball.... you are missing the boat. Fort dix, range 14. $60 a year, and $3 an hour. come out, and you may even make a friend. I know it is 5 am as I type this, so any mods, feel free to run the spell check for me, or Gramah Polize.... But your thread... I took as an insult and it needed to be adressed. PS... welcome to the forum.

Saw his wife Rae post it on facebook. "Rae Aaronson well, my hubby just went to the hospital via ambulance because he passed out in the bathroom at 2am and started shaking like he was having a seizure and i feel terrible that i cant be there with him because i have no one to watch lyla. paramedics think he has the stomach flu and is dehydrated...thanks to me....(see rest in comment below)... i have no one to watch the baby because my mother-in-law has been throwing up all night...thanks to me...so i apologize in advance to the baker family because ur probably next, i also hope my baby doesnt get it either...fingers crossed!! "

this predates me... but was nj at that point limited to 10 rnds as well?

Sorry to hear that bud.

no problem. still is great to see. =P

In short, keep in mind, there is federal law, and there is NJ law. the state governments restrict even more. so while the federal government had an expired assult weapons ban, it doesnt matter one damn bit in NJ, because NJ law already restricts alot of the stuff anyway.

not this crap again. =P the debate is, those folks mentioned that they did that video as a joke, most of the time using blanks. I think this was on ar15 or on youtube.

those are actually of the woman russian sniper. She had over 150 confirmed kills I believe.

and they do a damn fine job.

correct me if i am wrong, but doesnt anyone selling ammo to NJ people would have to have FID's and such? so maybe he just doesnt want to deal with collecting those, esp since he is making bank on selling to out of state folks.

rings a bell.... =P check the business owner section. I think someone has something listed. And having seen their collection, I would venture to guess someone does a good detail job.

mark, this thread is worthless without pics..... chick pics. and I just hate the sight of a dirty gun. lol :text-worthless:

correct. I have no clue what is on mine... was there when I bought the rifle used.

2 hours 52 mins for me.... not terrible. How much are the range dues? what type of range is this?

damn mark. 500 rounds? On the hk, it is every 50 to 100 rounds for a cleaning. =P

depends on planned distance you will shoot. i personally like the 1 piece rail/mount. You also get a bit more clearence to drop the round in.

more complete details. http://www.investmentnews.com/article/2 ... /INDaily01

http://www.investmentnews.com/article/2 ... /INDaily01 Dallas planner describes firm's terror during shooting of two reps 'My people were scared to death,' says Bill Carter, who works in the building where the attack occured Recommend (9) Recommend (9) By Bruce Kelly March 12, 2010 4:01 pm ET Registered representative and financial planner Bill Carter was sitting in his office with two clients Monday morning when he noticed the sound of ambulance sirens drawing closer. Two police cars quickly joined the ambulances in the parking lot, and soon a disturbing announcement came over the building's public-address system: Everyone needed to stay in their office, lock the doors and hunker down until further notice. Mr. Carter, huddled with Carter Financial Management employees and clients in the firm's library, realized from news reports on TV and radio that two brokers, Richard Smith and his son, Christopher, had been shot on the building's third floor, and authorities were afraid that the gunman was on the loose. Mr. Carter didn't hear the shots fired by Robert Mustard, a client of the Smiths, but he and his firm certainly felt their reverberations.