ChrisJM981

Revolver. Load one round at a time in case of a safety rule violation, which most likely will be keeping it pointed downrange at all times. Kids & significant others tend to get excited and have a tendency to turn around with it in their hands. Just an observation from time I've spent at the range.

You can use crossbows? Finally I have a reason other than zombies to buy one.

I rotated the drum in the proper direction as fast as I could, closed the door, and turned the starter. I must have spun it in the incorrect direction trying to get those socks that stick to the drum.

So there were 2 articles on nj.com One stated that the shooter was found inside the home with a self-inflicted wound to the head, and another said he was found in a ditch with an assault rifle and 2 high capacity magazines. I wonder if one of the swat guys was thought to be the deceased shooter? I'm a bit baffled.

I've had pretty good results with Angie's list.

I might go for a fixed ACOG and be done with it. A mil dot or bdc reticle. That's the best for astigmatism anyway.

I looked at the price of a VCOG and almost pooped myself. This might be a better option in case I don't like the 1-6 setup.

Holy cow, that's amazing. I'm in gun friendly territory, and I don't think I'll get that good of results, even on an address change.

Gone

I'm not saying your bag has to be filled with gas masks, camping gear and firearms. It might be changes of clothes, medications, cash, and important documents. I'm in the camp for staying at home base. I would like to put together a get home bag. Anyone who commutes to NYP should have one.

Your friendly CSX freight train derails and spills chlorine gas causing a toxic death cloud. It's headed your way based on the winds. You are told to evacuate....Now. My ass you don't need a go/bug out/gtfo bag.

Whoever answers the contact us section might not have connected the dots and forwarded it to the proper individual, or the respondent was suggesting you join as a sales pitch. Send it to the email in my post above. If you don't hear back I'd contact Scott Bach, and send an email to Anthony Colandro at gunforhireradio.com if you're a listener, and ask him "what gives?" Perhaps he can light a fire under the proper ass to get you an adequate response. If I was an ANJRPC member and my town was pulling crap, I'd expect an answer, and instruction on how to proceed.

Copied from ANJRPC website: ANJRPC's Permitting StrikeForce™ needs YOU! Although we have now moved into Phase 2, we still need to know about permitting abuses you may be suffering, as well as improvements in the permitting process that result from StrikeForce efforts. Please tell us about unauthorized conditions, delays, permit rationing, or any other violations, or improvements, in your town. Your identity will be protected, but your input will help us get the job done! Please email [email protected] or leave a message at (973) 697-9270. Please include as much detail as possible.

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

I have an XD Subcompact, although I'd like to pick up the XDm Compact. The frame is the same size, but the barrel is 3.8" over the 3" of the XD Sub. 13+1 rounds. You can purchase floor plates that allow you to hold the grip with your pinky. Many subcompact pistols grips are not long enough to be able to hold the gun with all fingers. I've found I need to wrap my pinky underneath the magazine. As others have already stated, try to shoot whichever gun you plan on purchasing. Too bad I didn't listen to my own advice when I got into this sport. I wouldn't have bought a few pistols.

It depends on the gun, but a good rule of thumb is to clean and lube your new firearm prior to use. Glocks come with a copper colored grease they say is a proper lubricant, however, my S&W 22A was almost bone dry and required a good cleaning.

By "open holster" do you mean empty holster?

Very true. Also in Randolph. When I was looking for towns to move to in Morris County, I cross referenced with the list of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, and at the time the mayor of Parsippany was on it. I'm not sure of the current mayor, but keep on them.

What are you using them for? I want my lights to work. Surefire & Streamlight are what I use. I've heard good things about Fenix, but haven't had a chance to use them yet. I use a light for work everyday, and I need it to operate properly. Streamlight makes some good led lights that run on AA batteries.

It popped up in my news feed on Facebook. Thought it was something new.

Same rhetoric, new push.

https://m.whitehouse.gov/issues/preventing-gun-violence Here we go again. I tried to copy the text, but my browser crashes every time I try. Basically, "Hold onto your butts."

I was looking for that.

Greetings from Morris County. Parsippany isn't firearm friendly. Good luck and don't take any crap from them.

So before I ripped it apart I figured I'd see what happens if I turned it on after I spun the drum and got it to start. I closed the door, turned the dial, and it fired right up. I'm baffled. Time to take the top off to check for blockages, lint, etc.