ChrisJM981

I'm looking for opinions on prescription shooting/safety glasses. Work supplies us with cheap Uvex prescription safety glasses. The glare on them is horrific. I want something with peripheral vision if possible. ESS, Wiley X, and Oakley are currently the top contenders. I'll probably purchase one pair of clear and one pair of sunglasses.

Rollcall! I'm in. I don't have a hunting license, so we need a few of those. I can bring clays & ammo, we'll need some throwers too. ____________________________________________________________ Where: Clinton WMA clay range in Clinton, NJ Address: 26 New Jersey 173 Hampton, NJ 08827 When: Sunday February 26th Time: 9am at the Clay range ____________________________________________________________ Please try and bring everything you can in terms of a gun, ammo, and clays. A rough check list of what to bring: - Gun(s) - Ammo (birdshot #7.5, 8) - Clays (Walmart's in Clinton, Flemington, Branchburg and Phillipsburg generally stock them) - Thrower if you have one - Eyes and ears - Shell pouch - Beverages/snacks - Layer up and bring a warm jacket/gloves/hat depending on weather - Chair If you can't bring some things, we will have plenty of stuff there. If you've never shot a shotgun before, I and others will try working with you to be able to dust a clay by the end of the day! _______________________________________________ Gun rules to remember: Always treat a gun as if it was loaded Keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to shoot Never point the muzzle at anything you're not willing to destroy Always be aware of your target/line of fire For this range, keep all guns unloaded until you're on the firing line Be smart, be safe, and we will have a fun-filled day! _____________________________________________________ Please feel free to post up with any questions or suggestions. Attending: 1. ChrisJM981 2. Ray Ray 3. Purple Patrick 4. Fishnut + Chris & Dave 5. Sota + kid 6. DeerSlayer 7. big five 8. GramGun79 9. JimB1 10. Zeke + Mrs Z 11. RecessedFilter 12. Krdshrk + 2 13. Northjersey47 14. Schrödinger's cat 15.

Busy couple days brother. Starting it now.

I've seen no opposition to the 26th. I'll start a new thread Called Feb Shotgun shootout.

Done

Lets make it happen. The Vepr 12 is calling. 3rd or 4th Sunday works for me. The 3rd Sunday is the 19th, day before President's Day, if that makes any difference.

Busy playing foreman over the construction minions?

The other occupants knew the firearm was loaded with hollow point bullets from allegedly being threatened with it? I'm usually skeptical, but this sounds like they got in a fight over something and one of the "victims" called in that he threatened them with a gun, possibly not realizing that this young man's life is now ruined.. or he's a total whack job. I'm guessing it was the carbine version. Can the stock be removed?

NJ has an option to pay a higher fine, but no points. I was told Geico(my insurer) assessed a 5 insurance point surcharge to anyone who took the no points ticket. Check with your insurance company before making a decision. You might be able to plead it to a lower speed if it's his first run in (no warnings or other moving violations). NJ used to make it mandatory to attend a driver improvement class if a new driver obtained 4 points in his/her first year of driving. That was almost 20 years ago though. Check the MVS website. Again, worth trying to plead it down. I'm not going to tell you how to raise your child, but if you're not familiar with 208, it's mostly 2 lanes of traffic with a fair amount of places to get on with minimal acceleration lane space. 88 mph on 208 for an inexperienced driver is a good way to get himself or someone else killed. I'd advise making him work it off and learn from it.

It doesn't say anything about needing a permit from one's home state. What in particular makes you uneasy about the bill?

Roger.

Do you have any issues shouldering a rifle with that carrier?

Congrats on the purchase. It's less overwhelming financially once you determine your proper IRS withholding. You get to deduct your mortgage interest and property taxes, so that helps. Good luck with it!

I'll be watching excitedly.

:whisper: buy one, buy one

I'm assuming they didn't say when they were meeting to discuss it, and that we just have to watch and see if it shows up on their docket?

Maybe contact the Second Amendment Foundation, Ammoland, and The Firearm Blog. Already in discussion at The High Road.

If the barrel length is less than 16" isn't it required to have the muzzle device permanently attached as per the ATF? There are PLENTY of firearms straight from the factory that are illegal in NJ. It's a sick game, and it's probably going to get worse if Murphy becomes Governor.

That's what was preventing me from putting one in. What model do you use?

Wow. Not sure of the quality of their LPK, but I've heard good things about their lowers. Good deal.

Just looked it up... $919 MSRP

I think I got mine for 365 shipped.

Since it was a rear ending situation it's probably more straightforward. You're probably going to have to lay out the money for the deductible, and if the insurance company gets their money you get anything over that up to your deductible. At least that's how Geico operates.

The most interesting part of that review was the Faxon featherweight barrel with a slim muzzle brake that doesn't need to be unpinned to slide off the gas block. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/01/17/faxon-firearms-rolls-feathery-barrels-flash-hiders-muzzle-brakes-shot-2017/

I meant it cannot be left threaded with a brake screwed on. It has to be either pinned or welded. Pinned is sufficient if the barrel is over 16".