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Capitalization is important, too... "Timmy, go help your Uncle Jack off the horse." "Timmy, go help your uncle jack off the horse."

WalMart in PA has generally good pricing on range quality ammo.

Welcome to the group.

Greetings and welcome.

Once the OP decided that the 92 may not have been his best choice, where else did you think it was gonna go?

Looks like it could be a range. I'll have to check it out.

Sparta Trap is visible from the road, but it's north of the intersection with 517. That's way north of the Thirsty Moose. I may have to take a ride down there and check it out.

A photographer was doing a portrait sitting of twin sisters in their 90's, they were both hard of hearing and pretty much couldn't see 2 feet in front of them. The photographer had them both posed and was composing the shot when the one sister, Esther: "Caroline, whats he doing" Caroline: "Hes gonna take our picture" Esther: "Oh, well whats he doing now" Caroline: "I told you he's gonna take out picture" Esther: "Well now whats he gonna do" Caroline: "He's gonna focus" Esther: "Both of us?"

You can always just leave the current facade intact, and build another wall just inside the doorway with a secure door. To the outside, it looks like a closet. Open the door, and you're presented with another, more secure door.

The crazy aunt lives in there. He was giving her a sponge bath.

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Don't forget the condoms for the kids. They like to make water balloons out of them.

Oh NO!!! Not a gun shop within plain sight of an elementary school. What about the chil'ren?? How can we let this happen? The poor, impressionable kiddies must be protected from ever thinking about guns. That could lead to obscene thoughts of freedom, self-sufficiency and independence. We must prevent individualism at any cost! We must draw our line in the sand somewhere, and Merchantville will be our Waterloo!!! It embarrasses me that I come from the same place that she does. Brooklyn sure has changed since then.

Welcome to the monkey house.

Yeah, there's always one of you guys in every crowd.

I have the Cannon (I think) safe that Costco runs on sale from time to time. One side is open for long guns, and the other has adjustable shelves for whatever fits there. In my case it's for handguns, some camera stuff, household papers and old photos, and a few hard drives. It's a nice safe, large enough for what I have to put into it, and fairly heavy. And yes, no sales tax on gun safes in NJ.

Because you can never sway ideological true believers with anything so mundane as facts. They will simply disregard as manufactured any data that flies in the face of their convictions, and yell even louder, from an even higher mountaintop. That's why we make no progress against them. Our factual arguments mean nothing to them, and we don't know how to be heard any other way.

Wegman's has absolutely the best produce and meat departments anywhere. I buy my canned soup and cereal at Shoprite. WalMart seltzer Wendy's Mossberg

It always does. Get used to it.

That, and get yourself to the range when some of the forum guys are there on a meetup. I promise, they'll be pushing guns into your hand for you to try, and there will likely be a far larger selection than any rental rack can offer. Everyone here is happy to share their guns with anyone who's trying to decide what works for them, and will point out any peculiarities about any of their guns. Take a notepad. You'll come away with far more information than you could get anywhere else.

Wegman's The one you have when you need it.

PC or Mac -- PC Nikon or Canon -- Canon Ginger or MaryAnn - MaryAnn Dogs or Cats -- Dogs Western or English -- Western Trap or Skeet or Sporting Clays -- Don't care Jessica Rabbit Marlboro Sig or Glock -- Don't care 9mm or .45 -- Don't care Ford or Chevy -- Pretty much don't care, but I have Fords There are probably more, but I don't care.

Gentlemen, The OP asked for opinions of a particular gun, and we offered it. Can't we all just get along without getting into a pissing contest about whose opinions are more valid? Sheesh!

The 92 is a nice gun, classic styling, great to shoot, and easy on the hands. A bit heavy, but balances well. I had a tough time choosing between the 92 and the CZ 75. In the end, I went with the CZ simply because I shot better with it. I will eventually add a 92 to the safe, though.

I'm confused by your question. If you buy a handgun out of state, it must be transferred to you through a NJ FFL, who will complete the transfer under NJ laws. At that point, you have fulfilled your obligation under NJ law. I'm not sure that there's any relevance if the guy you bought it from wasn't the legal owner. And yes, the P2P system is a de facto gun registration database for handguns transferred in NJ, but not applicable to guns brought in legally by residents of other states when they relocate to NJ.