tbtrout

Sarco probably has them.

Welcome to the forum.

It shoots just like them. It is good range ammo with decent accuracy. At least the couple of boxes I fired did.

After firearms I like knives. You are going to cost me so much money.

Never would have guessed :mrgreen:

I think the first step should be to elect a Pro 2A governer like Lonegan, and any lesser offices during the same election. Then petitions and E mail campaigns to get the Legeslature moving to move the bill out of committee and to floor for a vote. NJ Pols will not touch this issue if they know the State Executive will not sign it. And Corzine will not. Just my opinion

As I read all of the replies I really think it is what you feel comfortable saying. You have already read my response as well as others who think differently. Not all cops are pricks. While some are on a power trip. You will have to qualify the officer on the fly to determine his attitude. Just remember any attitude you give will be met 2 fold by him. In the end, it is a giant crap shoot.

I recieved an e mail yesterday that read ammo was in stock. I checked earlier today to see what was availible. Everything I looked at was out of stock. I guess a lot of people are on the e mail list.

Nice looking set up.

I would not say a thing unless they ask. It does not make a difference if you are carrying groceries or rifles. Your vehicle is your sovereign property. Just make sure the stuff is not in plain sight, then it does not matter.

I thought monkeys wrote the laws and the Pols just signed them.

You can't teach individual history here, everything is shortened for the Collective. I look forward to you getting a shoot going down here.

It is best to keep them in seperate cases. A lock is not necessary. A gun in a case and ammo in an ammo can is fine. Coming in with out of state plates and having a small lock on both cases could not hurt. I always try to think of what would make the Cop who pulls me over more at ease. It may be overkill and not required, but the more I try to distance myself from a wise mouth thug or a street lawyer who is going to tell the cop the law, the easier my experiences have been. I have not been pulled over while transporting though, but I have read and been told horror stories from those that have and from friends who are Cops and have to deal with someone telling them the law. This is just me though, I suffer from Fear of Bubba Syndrome. Good luck

Just remember in NJ walk on the side of caution. You are guilty until you prove innocence. And that is costly. My stuff is always in seperate cases.

Correct, and the time frame is generally much shorter. It usually only takes me 2 weeks to get them back.

Welcome. we are glad to have you. A little non NJEA endorsed history is just what this state needs.

I have read about the Appleseed shoots on other forums. They seem very interesting. Thanks for the info and keep us up to date on the progress down here.

Yes

Mental health form everytime.

Welcome to the forum. I look forward to the reading the experience you bring to the discussions.

Not starting a war. I know 2 towns that do it. Howell is one of them, because I read the letter when it arrived at my job. Old Bridge is another one. My buddy up there talked to the girl who does the apps and she said she sends out to every job. I do not agree with it but it happens. The letter states that so and so is applying for a permit to purchase a handgun and they are verifying employment. The obvious question is what if you are out of work. No answer.

I think if you combine your question you have 80% of your answer.

Some towns have you sign the card when the paperwork is initially done. When it approved they mail it to you.

At what point do you know you shot enough for the day? I was shooting normal today for about an hour and my groups opened up to about 5-6 inches at 15 yds. At 7 yds the groups had all holes touching but at 15yds not anymore. I knew I was done for the day. What is your signal to quit?

I am sorry to hear that.