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Nope. Just shot them. PM Recessed Filter. He owned one.

Great looking rifle. I love the old handguards.

Bring a friend who is a good shooter with polymer semi-autos. See what he/she thinks. Most of the time it is the shooter, not the gun. A good shooter will be able to tell which it is. No offense intended. Once you are more experienced, you will be able to do the same.

Do a search. There were a few major threads on this last year.

Great, accurate pistol.

If it's the woods in New York, leave it at home.

Get a photo of the target in his yard, in case he decides to ditch the evidence and not be cooperative.

I prefer the dedicated 22 pistols rather than the little brothers of centerfire pistols. The Browning Buckmark is my favorite, but the Ruger Mark pistols are decent too.

25 yards I think.

Thanks everyone. The great sleep deprivation experiment has begun.

Shore shot in Lakewood rents guns. Nice staff and good range officers and supervision. Go during off hours so it's not packed. I don't like the lack of range supervision at Brick Armory.

Hey Agewon, I have an Atlantic Highlands mailing address, but live in Middletown. I am on the wet side of Route 36, a few blocks away from the A&P plaza. There are a few forum members nearby. I am a Central Jersey member too. Right now I am in the Riverview Maternity wing. Our daughter was just born last Friday.

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Maybe. 6 in a magazine is the limit in Jersey, but if your gun is not made in the USA, it needs to comply with 922R if you take it out of a sporting configuration. I'm not sure there has ever been a prosecution for a violation, but it is a Federal law.

+1

I am glad you got your permits, but... 3 1/2 months is a travesty. A right delayed is a right denied. Sometimes we in the New Jersey bureaucratic nightmare forget that.

I find them to be one of the most expensive around. Haven't bought from them in a long time.

For fixed stocks, I like the Fulton Armory A1. It is shorter than the standard A2, which I find too long for anything but bench shooting. Another option is the Cav Arms C1. If you want to go short, the Sully entry stock is nice.

Remember a shotgun is not a rifle, and you aren't aiming. You are pointing. The extra length on the barrel is not so much for sight radius as it is to balance the gun and put some weight on the end for a smoother swing. The only downside I see to your gun is the rifle style sights. I think a bead is much more conducive to shooting clays. Just my opinion though.

Are the AR's new or out of sight? Last time I was there (a few months ago), he had a bunch of older shotguns, a few lever guns and bolt action rifles.

Yes. Mostly "classic" guns. Not much black guns. Has a lot of hunting gear.

I disagree with this. There very few things that a 20 gauge will not do 90% as well as a 12 gauge, but with only 60% of the recoil. The ammo is a little more expensive than 12, so that is a consideration. As is long range shooting (>40 yards), if that is an intended use.

Yes to both.

Has NJ decided to be like the rest of the country and use regular online NICS? Or are we going to still act as a "hub" (i.e. employ staff to run NICS for the FFL, no Sunday hours, etc)?

100% NJ legal. The only date that matters is when you call NICS and you take possession.