average joe

You should have bought it, all you need is a 15 rd tube, as a replacement for the 18 rd tube. You can get them from Marlin, as I did when the law changed....they sent it for free...They call it the Jersey tube.

Hopefully Christie will rescind this stupid law.

Of all the pistol permits I got over the last 35 years , only once did they call my employer, and just asked if I worked there, no other questions, I guess they were just verifying employment. That was a few years ago, the last permit I got was last year, (same PD) and they did not call my employer, go figure....

My local police dept hands that notice out every time I get a new permit to purchase.

In a word " JUNK "

Actually Ruger made them difficult, so the masses would buy a Buckmark, and only us true Ruger affectionatos would know how to do it.

Its really simple once you understand what your doing and why. I just replaced my extractor (there was nothing wrong with the stock one), I just felt like doing a little tinkering, I put in a Voltquartsen extractor on my MKIII and my Ruger 10/22, makes them work that much better. It only took a few minutes to do, and went thru 500 rounds without any type of jam.

What money ?

Hey, I'm not a criminal, so why act like one....

yes, my town did, and they even contacted my employer, which they never did in the past...

The permit we all get is to purchase guns, Its a "purchase permit" says so right on the permit itself, its not a carry, or owners permit... If you moved here from another state, and had guns move with you from that state into New Jersey, you do not have to register them in New Jersey to keep them...Since you already own the BB gun, you are not obligated to do anything else . By telling them you have it, only makes you a target, if something in the neighborhood gets a BB hole in it, you will be the first person on the list for a visit...

New Jersey law states, in a vehicle that doesn't have a trunk, like a SUV, you must have either the guns or ammo in a locked case. Either or, not both. I have an old tool box, that I put the ammo in, and put a padlock on it .

You can buy a long gun in PA. They will know what forms to fill out in your behalf, all you need is your New Jersey FOID and another picture ID. As for handguns, you can buy one in PA, and have the dealer transfer to a New Jersey FFL to complete the transfer/sale to you in New Jersey. Its really simple, all you need is money.

Sooner or later the prices will come down, just look at gas, it was $4 last year for a gallon, now its under $2. People are panic buying, and suppliers are happy to gouge them. When they can't afford to buy anymore, then the prices will drop. Just wait them out.

I have one, its a blast to shoot, never had any issues with it.

I field strip my Ruger after each outing. Its a snap to take down, and reassemble. Don't let others scare you , they just don't know their own weapons.

A friend of mine owned the Hillsboro Shooting center in Hillsboro. When the landlord trippled the rent, he could no longer keep the business, which included a gun shop and shooting range. A new buyer was found and was told by the state, that he could open the gun shop, but would have to close the range, because in New Jersey no new ranges are allowed to open....Even if it was an existing /working range, a new owner could not reopen it.

Depends on what type you have ? Mine is a Trius, you sit on it, has a little folding chair on the back, works quite nicely.

I have an M1A that I'm quite fond of.

Same here, never saw one before now. Check out the CZ line, they have great reputations, and very affordable. I have the PCR and its a great shooter.

I have been shooting Wolf, Brown Bear and Silver Bear for years, with no problems at all.

I like shooting in volume. So, for me its 9mm. Its much cheaper and easier on the ears.

Beretta 92 FS CZ Model D compact aka PCR S&W Model 15 ( two of these) High Standard revolver Ruger MKIII .32 revolver (Spanish copy) .38 National arms revolver ( antique )

I have the Ruger MKIII in 5 1/2 Bull barrel. I like the balance and feel of this pistol , It is a very accurate pistol, and I am very happy with my choice.

Also in Jersey ,ranges that closed in the last few years : 1. Englishtown Shooting range in Englishtown 2. Hillsborough Shooting Center in Hillsborough 3. Rays in North Plainfield.