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ARFcom, etc. - too BIG NJCSD, NJH - too small NJGF - just right. YMMV ETA: For the most part, the threads with the most posts have virtually nothing to do with the mission statement. They are what brings the group together with shared experiences, ideas and opinions. We all want gun rights. That's a given. We don't necessarily all enjoy the same lunch meat, music, brand of revolver, etc.. Those discussions are what makes this group a community, not just a bunch of guys who live in NJ and piss and moan about the laws. Yeah, there are discussions about the laws, there are also discussions about classic cars and house cats. Nobody complains. If it doesn't interest someone, they don't participate.

There's been a lot of discussions here lately about guns and stuff for clay sports. The general consensus is that the gun you shoot well is the gun to get into the sport with. Dedicated trap guns are a specialty item, and may or may not be something to look at later on, but probably not necessary at an entry level. Here are a couple of the recent threads. http://www.njgunforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6306 http://www.njgunforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6564

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I thought you had to live in America to to do that. Nice. Glad you guys had fun.

I have them all saved. I'll keep switching them around until I get bored, then I'll settle on something. Which one are you referring to, Mike? Sarah Palin as a comic book huntress or Glenn Beck with guns?

Nice couple of hours on the trap range. It was a bit warm, but fun.

I understand this.. but you said HP ammo is legal for anything the solid point ammo is. Which is not the case. I can have a trunk full of solid point ammo while im out cruising if I wanted to. Not the same with HP. Ya got me. I am humbled. I'll flagellate myself later.

straight up north. on the NJ,NY,PA border.

Nice, Have fun with it. I'm sure it'll be worth the wait. Range report at the earliest opportunity.

The possession of HP outside of regular and legal firearms activity is considered a crime. So, don't leave it in your car and go hoist a few at the nearest gogo bar.

HP is legal to purchase, legal to have in the home, legal to transport from the place of purchase, legal to transport to and from the range. legal to keep in your HD gun, legal to fire at the range, legal to have shipped to your home or business, legal to do anything that solid ammo is legal for EXCEPT put it in a gun that you're carrying with a CCW. It's also more illegal to use in the commission of a crime than solid ammo, and you will face additional charges.

I didn't notice .22mag, but that doesn't mean they didn't have any. They did have other .22lr packs, but I didn't look too closely. I only use the Federal 550 packs and CCI mini-mags, so I have tunnel vision for those items.

Around 1 If you're coming up 15, take 517 towards Franklin. Make a left on Station Road. Go through the C-Tech parking lot, along the tracks through the mostly demolished abandoned property and across the tracks on the far side of the last building. Piece of cake. If you're coming north on 23, take 517 through Ogdensburg and make the right on Station Road.

My bad. I missed that thread at the time. Actually, it was this one. http://www.njgunforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7540&hilit=chiappa But I apologize anyway.

I followed up on a mention of Chiappa on another thread and saw these. If it isn't a POS, it may move to the top of my "must have" list. http://www.google.com/search?q=chiappa+rhino A few interesting comments on various sites.

Dr. Strangelove is an outstanding Cold War classic, and one of my all time favorite "there's nothing on TV, slap something in the DVD player" movies. Note my sig line.

I like my P22. It's fun and cheap to shoot, but it is finicky about ammo, and nobody is going to confuse it with a bullseye gun.

They're up to their necks in 9mm (WWB, Federal, Remington), .40 and 550 packs of Federal .22LR They have about 30 boxes of Bulk Pack WWB .380 They have some Remington .38 special They have a few (~15) boxes of WWB .45ACP They have a bunch of rifle calibers, including a crapload of .223 Still no .357 And, for anyone interested, there's a nesting pair of bald eagles on 206 opposite Culver lake. The birds and nest are visible from the road.

It disturbs me that you knew that.

eww may have to go see that one. In vivid 3D.

I'm waiting patiently for: Sunday Brunch of the Dead Easter Parade of the Dead Family Reunion of the Dead and especially Roman Orgy of the Dead

Do it on the silo range. Bring a tape measure and walk your target to 25 yards.

On the other hand... Daphne filled out nicely. I guess I would Scooby Dooby do either one of them. But, I realize they're cartoon characters, and not real.

The law doesn't allow police to stop a family on their way to the ice cream parlor and demand to see their papers. It allows the police to request proof of someone's legal presence in the country if they're being detained or questioned for some other offense that brought them to the attention of the police in the first place. A cop pulls over a van for blowing a stop sign. there are 15 people in the back, and the driver speaks no English and has no driver's license, registration or proof of insurance. The cop is now allowed to request some proof that the driver and passengers are in the US legally. If such documentation is not presented, the assumption is that that person is here illegally, and it goes from there. I don't see mass roundups of Hispanics happening because of this law. All it does is allow for the enforcement of existing federal law, which states that anyone in the US who is not a citizen must carry documentation that identifies them and proves their legal status here. It's not as Draconian (Fascist, invasive, racist, etc.) as Barry makes it sound. It's just the enforcement of existing laws. Frankly, if Barry had his way, we'd all be required to carry identity papers that showed our political affiliations and membership in "subversive" groups like the NRA or the Young Republicans.