Lavid2002

The only thing I find weird about BB guns...They treat it AS a firearm...ok. So its a rifle right? Now...when I go into the local store I can buy pellets for it and im only 18. Huh?

meh....I know a kid who is about 16, he has a bunch of airsoft guns but Its in the middle of the street....I dont think neighbors would appreciate a 16 year old with a replica M9 or MP5 shooting at birds....portrays the wrong Idea. My brother works at a paintball store and is a very experience player. He owns a couple markers but I think this is the same problem. Also, Ive seen someone shoot a squirrel with a PB gun before, the ball hit him in the head...He didn't die but he was pretty stupid. He fell from the tree and looked to be in quite allot of pain. He had to kill him. Not good times I need to find something else.

If I use these and leave them at the rang im sure a bunch of people from the WMA will join the forum...then ill have people to shoot with printing now

I rented a firearm book from my school library. Nothing more, nothing less. A day later I was called down to the office and the guidance counselor told me he wanted to see why I rented it...he went on to explain how "we" have to be careful now days and its normal to be suspect of things like this. He asked me if I shoot and I said barely...I shot a .22 once "Oh little .22 longs, ok" after a few minutes of babbling he let me go and I went back to english class. While walking back I thought about how it was a good idea to tell him I dont shoot, I dont shoot an AR15, I dont go to the range every week, etc... When I got back to class I asked a friend what page we were on she said 223 LOL! I couldnt help but laugh. She looked at me like i was a weirdo. I do it all the time though, search result 223, time 3:08, test score 22 (Just kidding) Your not alone : )

Just went to the link! My friend is a LEO for atlantic city and he lets his boy shoot his BB gun in the back yard...whats the big deal? Its not discharging a firearm within city limits its a kid getting into the shooting sports.

? They never land in my yard they just sit in the trees and crap everywhere. It often consists of shells so I would assume they feed primarily in the bay (<1 mile away) I wouldn't shoot a firearm within city limits.

I have 2 pairs of HUGE annoying birds that live in my front yard. They crap all over our cars and mke the street look like a zebra. The little kid who lived in our house got crapped on one year (On his face) !LOL! Even though its really funny I would probably kill these things if they ever did that to me. I have several pellet and BB guns and a brick of .22 aguila calibre (The practically silent .22 LR ammunition) I don't want to use either of them. The hose for the garden isn't strong enough to reach them and even though I destroy there nests in the fall (I dont wana kill the babies) They come back....How can I get rid of these suckers?! I dont want to kill them...but I would like them to nest somewhere far far away...

Anything in south jerzey?

Ive shot bricks and bricks of .22 ammo. I mean ALLOT of .22 ammunition. 2 bricks of CCI mini mags, and at least fifty bricks of Rem. Thunderbolt. Ive never had any problems with it. Ill stick with the rem in the future : P

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hmmm I like ow your wife got hers in 2 weeks after the references. You sure know how to make me optimistic : D

I leaded up a 10/22 BBL HARDCORE with Blazers so I try and avoid that stuff now-a-days. But its probably old. Did he stock up a while ago? That may explain the 9.99

Mak0 your a little far for me. Anyone near freehold?

Yeah I mean 50k. I plan on stocking up. I prefer to buy all my ammo online in bulk so its something I dont have to do often....its like shoe shopping...meh. Also, If I spend like 3 or 4 grand on ammo once, and it lasts me a year....I forget how much it costs One more thing...bulk up now....I skip constant shipping charges, and the increase in ammo prices (For now ) : )

Thats sweet. I have a 3 roung mag. holder that straps to my left thigh. I think ill pick up some of those magazines on the left. Theyl give me allot of room to work with in terms of magazine area that I can grab to pull them out of the holsters.

Think they would do that?

Im looking to stock up this spring. I reload .308 and .223 and I buy supplies from powdervalleyinc.com but I dont know a good place to get .22LR from. Im looking to buy a case (50,000 rounds) of Remington thunderbolts. (I dont really care what kind of .22 it is.) As long as its cheap....im down : D Where do you guys buy from? Natchezss.com has decent prices but there out of stock... Thanks! -Dave

I applied for my FID card on the 8th. About 4 days ago my refrences called me and told me they had received the letter and they promptly sent it back (I bribed them to do so with a salmon dinner, Im in culinary school) They did so and im curious. After the references send the forms back....how long does it take to get the FID?

Im not kidding. Southern NJ. You feel like finding a bunch of old firearms that are probably disintegrated into nothing by now...get ur certification and check lakes bay, sculls bay, risleys channel, little egg inlet, the jerzey shore etc... My buddy is so pissed at his brother for doing that.

Buddy of mine had a bunch of dub dub two firearms and his brother dumped em in the bay. M1911, Lee-Enfield, Shotguns, etc.... : (

I like my space like that anyways though. although I have allot of crap everything is "Organized" and I know where everything is. Also, I would much rather have my room exciting than white walled and spacey...u know.

Untill then, I can complete numerous tasks by being completely immobile. My room would be quite convenient for a parapallegic. lol

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Started when i was a little boy (8 or 9) with a red rider BB gun Loved it. Shot it for about 7 years TP cardboard sleeves int he back yard..those little neo candies that shatter etc...Then when I was 14 I got a shotgun for Christmas that I was allowed to use for duck hunting. A year later I got my first rifle (10/22) and took a NRA basic rifle course at the local LEO (Law enforcement officer) range. It was taught by LEOs and retired military personnel. I shot at ACPR (The range) for about a year and the ROs (Range officers) there were very informative. I would go when it was very cold so no one would be there. It was practically a one on one training session. I learned ALLOT there. They were the ones who taught me what a chamber was...how a firearm worked...etc.. Then later I joined forums and got really interested in the sport. I bought a RRA ar15 a year later, and then a savage half a year later. I started reading allot of books, (Shotshell reloading, The ar15 owners guide, lyman's 48th reloading manual, firearm books, how they first came about how they have evolved why they evolve etc...) And I keep learning every day. I love the sport because you will never stop learning. Its not like a video game where you beat it and its over...there is always room for improvement. Love this sport

Normally 100 if .308 250 is .223 and like 1,000 or more if its the .22