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I'm hoping this works out well, but the cynic in me has a bad feeling about this in the long term.

He ought to just pull the trigger and ensure that his gene pool is drained.

I am on your side. I think you should be officially recognized for your ongoing dedication to excellence in wordsmanship. If not for you (and to a much lesser extent, me), we'd still be seeing "for all intensive porpoises" and other such linguistic abominations.

Do you think all 300 million of us would fit in the conference room?

I don't think it's unreasonable to require some training to CCW, as long as the requirements don't place an undue burden (either financial or logistical) on an applicant. The days when basic firearms training was passed from generation to generation as part of growing up are, sadly, long behind us, and knowing how to properly use and manage a firearm protects the owner as well as any unfortunate bystanders who may be in the line of fire.

Why wait? Sacrifice him as crow and coyote bait.

FYI, the expression is TOE the line. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_the_line I vote we make Dan the official NJGF FLO (Forum Language Officer) and give him his very own color, along with the rights to edit posts for spelling errors, abuses of grammar and syntax and other attacks on the English language. He could even have the ability to do strikethroughs and corrections in red ink.

They may not be great to eat, but starvation is a less attractive choice, and it's a great excuse to slaughter all the evil little furballs within range. Squirrel isn't too bad when seasoned right and made into sausage. You urban guys would have to depend on feral dogs and cats, rats, pigeons and sewer 'gators.

Greetings and welcome.

That's good to hear. I've been doing some research on them and there's mixed reviews. Some people have had problems with the firing pins, some with the safety, but overall it seems like a nice low-end O/U. For the amount of shooting that I do, it's not likely that I wear it out anytime soon. I'm looking at the 12/20 competition combo. I think Dick's has it at a decent price. I have some freelance work coming up soon, and I may take part of that windfall and pick up the gun. http://www.stoegerindustries.com/firearms/stoeger_condor_competition_and_combo.php

That is fracking hilarious. Every TRAP shooter should get to do that at least once in their life. The appropriate wardrobe is an added hoot.

Driving is a privilege... 2A is a right. Trouble starts when you turn rights into privileges. Then, only the "privileged" have them.

AFAIK, Frank (Silver Bullet) has been converting the mags to compliance with the blessing of NJSP. He may be the only one doing that. All it takes is a phone call.

A couple of the old-timers at the range recommended the Stoeger Condor 30" O/U as a decent entry level dedicated trap/skeet gun. I checked it out online and it looks nice a nice gun. I may be looking at it in the next couple of moths.

Bump.

Silver Bullet in Rockaway has them. They've been in stock the last couple of times I've been there.

My first was the M&P40 at Ray's. The gun was recommended by an LEO friend, and he met me at the shop to go over the details of the gun with me. Great experience, no hassles, in and out in an hour, including shooting the breeze with the guys at the shop for a while.

It shouldn't be too bad there tomorrow. The target sleds may be under a couple of feet of snow, or maybe not. Last week some of the sleds were frozen to the ground, so the RO's brought a couple of new ones out from storage. I'm sure they'll find some way to accommodate everyone. I'm planning on hitting the trap range at Hercules tomorrow, otherwise I'd probably come to CR for a while.

Great record of the day. What was the interval?

Im going to say this one last time, and im finished with this thread and Subject. MOST DEPARTMENTS ACTIVELY DISCOURAGE po's from becoming "Gun Guys" They dont WANT them shooting on their own, they DONT WANT them carrying off duty. While the Rules and Regs may STATE otherwise, the simple fact is that more departments than not, do everything they can to prevent guys from doing any training or practicing except through the department, and swicne most departments wont do more then the bare minimums... You get people who for the most mart have NEVER hadnled a handgun before taking the job, being told by the People who are supposed to oversee they're training "Dont be That Guy" and they are going to take it to heart., Frankly im MORE surprised at how MANY cops in this state go against this anti-gun culture and defy the people who say "Do the minimum". I've heard that before, and I have to ask why that is? Is it just potential bad Public Relations for the dept. to have their guys seen at ranges and gun shops? Or is there more to it than that? I have a friend who's an OB/GYN in PA, and he has to be careful where he's seen. He doesn't go to local bars or other questionable places fo fear of being seen there by his patients. Is it something like that?

Still not too much happening up here. Maybe 2 or 3". I hope it stay's like this, but I doubt it.

I'm not a rifle guy, but that looks nice. Good luck with it and have fun. Is it less evil if it isn't all black?

A couple of references to the toy. http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?intObjectID=3610291 http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?ListID=128&ItemNo=83147 http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?ListID=72&ItemNo=40312 Yeah, it's a post-Nixon Chinese gadget. Probably full of lead paint. If it were me, I'd keep it for display. It's a nice collectible. ETA: http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-PHOTOING-ON-CAR-MYSTERY-ACTION-BATT.-Opp-works!_W0QQitemZ350319695828QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20100223?IMSfp=TL100223149011r27446 There's one on eBay now.

About an inch so far in Sparta. Not too bad. yet.

copyright infringement. don't do it.