ChrisJM981

He got the guy's can at end of the street. Apparently there has been a bear recently spotted multiple times across the road from him at the apartment buildings. I guess it was slim pickings at the dumpster buffet, so he wandered down our street. I didn't have ammonia, so I hit the can & bag inside and out with bleach. Hopefully that will act as a deterrent. I accidentally zoomed in when I took the picture.

Thank Mark.

Going to check out Ramsey Outdoor.

Less than 10 min from me, but I work nights and I'm all out of comp time. Argh.

Do I pour it over the can or over the bag in the can?

That was my concern as well.

Any tips on keeping down the odor would be greatly appreciated. If I have to keep it inside I don't want the garage to stink and potentially invite a bear in. Then I'd have to shoot it.

...and I think some of the can. The mrs. heard something around an hour ago, and woke me up thinking someone was trying to break in. It was eating my garbage and backed against the garage door. That's the first bear I've seen in the area since moving here 2 years ago. I called the police, as I was unsure of what to do (since I can't shoot it). He suggested keeping the garbage in the garage. I took a picture with my cell phone, but it was zoomed in, and came out blurry.

Newark, DE is just as shitty as Newark, NJ. Don't wander off the main strip, and don't go out at night.

lmao

2C:39-6 Exemptions Section f. pertains to possession to and from a range, place of repair, etc. No need for a Firearms Purchaser ID.

Take your $700, gift card, and a little more, then get a Beretta M9A3.

You're good to go in the cargo carrier in NJ. FOPA rules for interstate travel: firearms and ammunition are not immediately accessible, the firearms are unloaded, and in the case of a vehicle without a compartment separate from the driver’s compartment, the firearms are located in a locked container. I'd probably mount something to the inside of the cargo container if you're planning on keeping something in there full-time. https://www.shotlock.com/ShotLock_AR.php Or http://arma15.com/products

I received mine. Hopefully I'll get to test it out soon.

Although I wouldn't do it myself, isn't it perfectly legal within NJ if you're in possession of a Firearms Purchaser Identification card?

Cherry Ridge range has a silhouette range for .22LR only. They also have stationary steel targets on the pistol range, but I'm unsure of the distance. They might have steel on the 50/100 yard rifle range as well.

When I carried in PA I had a Springfield XD 9mm subcompact in a Crossbreed Supertuck IWB at the 5 O'Clock position. What I noticed is that while it's a smaller framed gun, the width is what makes it print, but only when bending over or sitting down (5'10" 190 lbs). This was while wearing jeans and a golf shirt.

I was able to move my 400 lb safe with an appliance dolly. There were no stairs involved though.

I was unsuccessful in locating any. Shipping them to NJ seems to be an issue. Could have sworn that I've seen semiauto shotguns with thumbhole stocks in stores, but maybe I'm mistaken.

Glad you don't worry going to Shoprite. Saying we have low crime is relative to where you are. We have some of the most dangerous cities in the country in NJ.

If he had on a giant gold cross, sagging pants, and a sideways turned unbent brimmed cap on I would have called it in. Nobody up to no good is going into a store like that. Clean shaven and well dressed to appear mainstream and avoid suspicion. Did they have a sale? Maybe the decimal point was in the wrong spot and he got a steal of a deal.

Exactly why I purchased it. I was looking at the 3x version, but figured for that price I'll try the 1x out.

Happy Birthday to me. Thanks for the link!

Bolt it to the floor. Most safes have holes in the bottom for that purpose. I realize the fire rating has nothing to do with the security of the safe. I meant that the 30 minute rated safes likely won't survive a house fire.

What is its purpose? If you want one to protect from fire you want 90 minute protection. 30 minute is good for protecting from a smash and grab, but if there is a fire in the home, they're probably toast.