XDJohnTact

Thanks for a smooth transaction, and a great deal!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River, and Thank you Sir for your Service!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. If we knew where you were from, someone might give more informed information regarding actual wait times.

Welcome to the forums from Toms River.

That's it exactly! You can see the little dots on the side, those are pins, not screws that hold it all together.

Yeah, I have been doing that too. the only weird think is that it seems to be pinned or riveted together? Not sure I want to blindly knock these out since they are plated to match the gun? It is only the challenge that intrigues me. Someone here gave me a real good lead to try as well.

Years ago (way-way before 9-11) my buddies and I would take out my boat and do a day in NY Harbor. Every time we did this trip we would try and land at the statue of Liberty or Ellis Island. Invariably, we would get a foot or two from the dock and a ranger would come and tell us we could not dock there. We would always look surprised and ask why. They would say something like "Didn't you see the signs"? We always said No, even though they were like 10' by 20'.

Kids say the darnedest things!

Takes me about an hour and a half from Toms River. Since I am going to work on my son's house, or on one of his cars, or on one of the bots, or on some of our guns, I don't mind the trip. Heck, last weekend he even invited me out just to have a BBQ!

I usually go in the early afternoon and it is seldom very crowded? The same things that make Range 14 a good buy for an occasional shooter make it a pain for some. Since anyone can pay a small fee and shoot, the Range Officers have to be extra diligent because they have no idea what the experience of the shooter is and if the people don't go there very often the ROs will never get to know who is good and who is not.

Holy cow, no old timers know anything about these revolvers? I know is is not valuable but I figured if it was easy to get apart, i would give it a shot.

EXACTLY, I figure as long as I have a little FDE on it, it is not "technically" a black rifle?

Welcome back from Toms River.

What Andy said! Still good bang for your buck! (sorry, could not resist!)

Kapersky is good. I have a new Pavilion dv6-6c35dx and it works well. Bright screen, fast processing. It is my second Pavilion and I have had several Dell's, Gateways & IBMs (IT people swap out laptops all the time). HP gives good bang for your buck, I paid around $500.00 for this HP at Best Buy. I hate buying there (but Staples was out of this model) because they really try to bully you into buying unnecessary "insurance plans".

Glad nobody was hurt! My son filled out his forms for a carry permit in PA a couple of weeks ago and already got the call to come in and get his picture taken and pick it up. Free America is so different from Jersey and NY.

Not to be negative, but I would not jeopardize my ability to own guns over some roman candles and sparklers? If the LEOs wanted to be dicks, they could have really jacked you up. Once the neighbors called in, I think the LEO has the right to investigate the complaint, including entering your yard.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

My son and I went there a few weeks ago, very friendly people and the range was nice. 10 minutes from my son's new house so we will be going there often.

My buddy and I ran a model airplane club at the school we taught of years ago. He still flies some at the field you were at out on Milltown Road. They have people there that will help you learn how to fly. If you don't want to get frustrated and crash a lot (like I did when I was learning), you should go and get some help from them.

That's sad

Nice job, but why was a newbie at the range without someone to show him the ropes?