Redipski

I'd like for someone to explain with some level of rationality that a stock on a rifle has to be pinned to prevent "concealment" or it's illegal, but if it's pinned in the shortest position, it's ok.

Don't get me started on Fed Ex. A couple of months ago, we had ordered a specific printer for the business when our current one went down (over $1000.00 item, the sender shipped it with special instructions "Direct Signature Required"). Driver faked the delivery and stole it off the truck. Of course Fed Ex denied this could have happened and expected me to believe that they delivered it to a wrong address. Yeah, someone that didn't order something has it show up at their door (a 4 1/2 foot 80 lb box no less) and knows what name to sign. When I asked to see the signature of the receipient, they "didn't have that information.". They are at a 95% failure rate of delivering to my address - I'm in my shop at 7am every morning and EVERY time tracking will say "Attempted delivery at 10:30 am, business was closed" when I was here, usually with the front door open and never once has there been a call tag left. The printer issue caused a missed deadline costing me a $1200 job. My wife & I ordered ammo online and paid extra for signature required - they left it on the doorstep of a wrong address with no signature. I no longer do ANY business with a company that uses them and always let them know why I'll shop elsewhere. Even dropped a vendor that I typically do 8-10K yearly with ZERO accountability from them always. Biggest POS company I have ever dealt with that employs liars and thieves. Wish them nothing but the worst.

Thanks! Funny, my first job when I was a kid was at Trenton Pork Roll on the Seaside Boardwalk. I learned early!

I had brought this up to a couple contacts that are customers in police departments that I do work for to get some clarity (and not be in violation). I have an RIA VRPA40, mag fed, pump action. My question was does this fall back to the standard 10 round limit (I had a couple of 9 round mags). Had them all scratching their heads trying to figure it out. After the Chief spent some time going through the NJ AG bible, he kinda confirmed that this is a gray area, not defined anywhere in the NJ laws. All of the mag limit definitions pertain to semi-auto shotguns. There's no mention of mag limits for a pump action that they could find. How it could be interpreted in court or by different departments could be another matter, however.

I love mine - accurate, feels great in your hand and reliable. Added a stainless guide rod from Galloway on the standard version, then got lucky and was able to get the competition upgrade when Taurus had them in stock. The optic not cycling with the slide is a nice feature and was a good way to save some $$$.

Hi from Jackson - relatively new shooter (will be two years this April, yes late to the party, I know!) still learning and having a lot of fun doing & meeting a lot of cool, like minded people. Member at CJRPC, business owner, musician, fan of auto racing, over 50 yr old BMX rider, graphic designer/pinstriper (although I need to tighten up my skills in that area), cooking enthusiast. Discovered the forum while searching for some clarity on what turned out to be a gray area on one of my firearms, didn't see the elitist attitudes that I've run across on a lot of other forums and the Daily Humor thread confirmed that my sense of humor won't be crossing the line (hopefully! lol). Pork roll w/ cheese and sauteed onions without that egg crap, please!

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