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Thanks, guys. I'll make the corrections.

Hey guys, I'm working on the Classified section, and am dynamically adding disclaimers tailored to the type of item listed. If you guys would kindly take a look at these and make any suggestions or necessary corrections. Thanks. Out of state handgun: This item is a New Jersey compliant handgun (or serialized lower part) being sold from outside of New Jersey and must be shipped to a New Jersey FFL to complete the transaction. Out of state long gun: This item is a New Jersey compliant long gun being sold from outside of New Jersey. It may be shipped to a New Jersey FFL to complete the transaction, or the buyer may elect to travel to the seller to complete a face to face transaction, providing the required paperwork (NJ Driver's License, New Jersey FID card and NJ Certificate of Eligibility) is valid and complete. In state handgun: This item is a New Jersey compliant handgun (or serialized lower part) being sold in New Jersey. The buyer of this item will require a valid New Jersey Driver's License, a valid New Jersey FID card and a valid and current New Jersey Permit to Purchase a Handgun. Additionally, at the time of the completion of the transaction, the buyer must not have purchased a handgun within the last 30 days. In state long gun: This item is a New Jersey compliant long gun being sold in New Jersey. The buyer of this item will require a valid New Jersey Driver's License, a valid New Jersey FID Card, and a completed Certificate of Eligibility to complete this transaction. Additionally, this will appear on all firearms listings: The responsibility for legal compliance falls entirely on the buyer and seller of firearms. njShoot is not a broker or FFL and accepts no responsibility for any consequences arising out of failure to ensure compliance with all applicable laws regarding the legal transfer of firearms between eligible parties. TIA Ken

Greetings and welcome.

yep. we usually start at the handgun range and work our way around the property.

http://www.1and1.com A couple of people I know are very happy with these guys. Currently offering a free year on a 2 year hosting deal. .asp or .php.

As you guys pare down the logo suggestions, keep a couple of things in mind. Your logo is your identity and will be the first contact the world has with your organization. If you market the group well, the logo will precede any contact people have with you. Don't jump into something lightly, and then regret the choice later on, when your plans for expansion may be limited by the restrictions your identity program places on your options. First of all, and most important, does someone else already own it? How will it look on all of the things you'll need to show it on (letterhead/envelopes, website, labels, etc.) Can it be reproduced as vector art (for banners, etc.)? If you're planning on logo products, can it be embroidered (hats, apparel, etc.) or screened (mugs, decals, etc.)? How will it look in a grayscale rendering (for printing in one color publications)? Is it memorable and recognizable? Does it visually convey the appropriate message? Just trying to help. K

If they ask, just tell them you're a male lesbian.

It's becoming an epidemic. Mazel Tov!!

Just a quick thought:

Relevant to this subject. http://www.thearmedcitizen.com/

I don't consider myself a collector, just a user. I'm really close to being done buying guns. I want 2 more shotguns (neither of which will be Perazzis or Krieghoffs), maybe a decent but cheap .22 rifle for the range, and I may eventually get a modern rifle, but that's pretty much the end for me. I'm content improving my skills with the ones I have in the disciplines I like.

Mazel Tov!!!

Greetings and welcome.

Greetings and welcome.

Even porn is protected by copyright.

It's called "greeking", placeholder text that just takes up space while the real content is being developed.

Since I've been in this weekend, catering to every whim of my recovering wife, I had a bunch of time to work on the site. I've fleshed out the event and directory sections, and would like you guys to take a look at them and let me know if you have any suggestions for additional categories in either section. and All suggestions are welcome, thanks. Ken

Happy Birthday.

Holy Cow!!! Another guy from the unexplored Northern Fringe. Greetings, neighbor, and welcome to the group.

Welcome to the asylum. Get more than 1 permit. You're gonna need them, so why kick yourself later?

I've been working on the FAQ section of the new site and culling through the basic questions that have been asked here on the forum, and my eyes are starting to bleed. There's just so much information here that it would take weeks to wade through the posts and extract the real answers from the "what if _____ happens", from the opinions, from the unrelated tangents. If anyone would like to work on a few of the most basic questions regarding NJ firearms laws and basic shooting information, I would be forever grateful, and could move on to other equally pressing aspects of the site's development. There are currently 2 categories in the FAQ section: NJ firearms law (transportation, inheritance, purchase, firearms compliance, documentation, etc.) Basic shooting and firearms questions (cleaning, care, range safety, home defense, etiquette, hg/sg/rifle types, etc.) If anyone has any suggestions for additional categories, fell free to offer your input. In the interest of not repeating the same questions on the board yet again, feel free to correspond by PM if you prefer. Thanks to all in advance. Donuts for everyone. Ken

When the marauders win, everyone's "dead", and the season comes to an instant and inglorious end. I like that.

Nice gun for skeet.

Some will be report doubles (2nd goes after the first shot), some will be true doubles (throw 2 on the pull call). They don't make it easy. No matter what, it'll still be big fun. Post pictures.

It's a 100 round course, so bring at least that much. The pump gun may not be the best choice for doubles. They're gonna fly fast. They rent nice o/u guns there. I hate that I'm gonna miss this.