XDJohnTact

Targetmaster in PA will rent you a fully automatic! The catch is, you have to buy their ammo when using it. Boy, that ammo bill would run up fast if it were me shooting.

Now where did I put my slide rule?

2002? Boy you guys really hold a grudge :wild: . I used Tax Cut one year back in the day, but was not really happy with it's interface. I guess it is that old Pepsi-Coke thing.

Lisa, you rock!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. We are hearing many positive things about RTSP. Many of us have followed their progress since the first cinder block was placed. Glad they are making good on their promise. We have quite a few members who live "up north" so I am sure you will meeting up with some when you get your permits in and start shopping/shooting. Alice Molina was the name of my HS English Teacher who taught me the importance of proper grammar and punctuation. Too bad it seems lost on this generation.

That's how TT makes their money now. They know that a family only buys one copy then passes it along to all their family and friends. If they didn't make the $20.00 for filing the state, they would be losing a ton of money. Of course, I would never do that (I have no family or friends).

"Two illegal knives — a Stiletto switch blade and a spring loaded gravity knife — were found in the glove box, police said." "Posted 03 February 2012 - 11:32 PM They are absolutely legal. A while back US Customs tried to label them autos but were shot down. I sell assisteds of every make and model and carry one every day. The above post about NYC however is correct. DON'T bring an assisted or anything over 3" into the city. they even consider Husky folding replaceable blade box cutters "switchblades" thanks to the DA Cyrus Vance." I thought assisted knives were legal?

Me too!

Yeah,I know

Generally, it depends how long it has been since your last permits were processed. Most towns, over 12 months and they require fingerprints again.

Welcome to the forum and good luck with your application.

There is that forum sponsor right in Woodbridge you might try. Make sure you tell him you are a forum member for the best deal. Also, I saw a nice MK III Stainless (I believe a slab side) at SS a few weeks ago. Since I had a MK III already, I did not look at the price but you can always call. You are welcome to try mine out if you are going down to SS and I am there.

Looking for a pistol or a rifle? I am guessing pistol since you mentioned permits. I would go to a few brick and mortar stores and browse their racks? A place like Shore Shot always has full cases of handguns for sale, and a fair amount of rifles. If you know what you want, try the "price request" and support the forum vendors. You don't want to waste a permit on something you regret, do a little research, meet up with some forum members at one of the shoots (like Tuesdays at Shore Shot). Most of us would let you shoot our stuff to see if you like it.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River, the south end of central jersey.

I think NY has 10 round mag limits?

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

Troll Post?

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

Thanks 9x19! I used to live right by there for 32 years and frequented the old store as well as the new store. Truthfully, I have not been there in a while since I moved down the shore. Glad to hear their prices have fallen in line.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River (Berkeley), neighbor.

Thanks Guys.

I got into a "discussion" today with an ex-student. He said it was Ok to have an "assisted knife" in Jersey, of course, i told him it was not. I need to point him to where it says no spring loaded knives allowed. He said he showed his knife to plenty of cops and nobody told him it was banned?

Obviously, you missed the "sarcasatic" smiley, but if you desire my .02, I will be happy to oblige. I don't care if you personally carry or not whether it is as a off duty or retired LEO. As long as they qualify, I am all for retired cops carrying guns. Not sure when this thread went from a common interest to a personal agenda? But, you asked for input! As a law abiding, tax payer, I am more than happy to see all police work for 20-25 years and then retire with the majority of their salary so that you can go out and get another full paying job and make twice as much as the common Joe. Who has to get up every day and go out and actually work. Most police I know already work two jobs because of all the free time that already get. Of course, those jobs are "under the table" so they are paying no taxes on that money. Oh yeah, I know, riding around in cop cars all day and writing reports is soooo hard! Hell, I think they should get free coffee & donuts for life at any Dunkin Donuts? While we are at it, since they are getting our taxpaying money once they retire, I think we should make all retired LEOs tax exempt too. We might as well throw in free health care for life for you and your family (wait, I think we already do that?). Of course, you will be exempt from following any traffic laws, all you have to do if you get stopped is flash your badge and a "courtesy" wil be extended to you, no matter what the infraction. (flame suit on) (note semi-sarcastic hand)