coldsolderjoint

I believe that since you are the owner of the property, you are ok as long as the gun is legal in NJ. Mossberg shotgun.. I assume you mean a pump? If so, as long as you meet the minimum length laws, you are good to go. (NON-NFA gun). Just carry it unloaded and in the trunk or locked container and you are OK.

Or see what one of our forum dealers can do

Didn't the ATF stop interpreting stuff like this 6 years ago?

Pics or it didn't happen

California has a definition, NJ does not AFAIK

WANT

Took me about a week to receive my change of address sticker's in the mail back in February.

I used to spend more time trying to get around the blocks than I would have spent just looking at the site and then getting back to work. Since then.. I just don't do any work.

or find a proxy :-P

I had one, and I think I saw it for sale in the marketplace. Its a neat gun to trick out and giggle at, but not really useful for target shooting.

IDK about the ammo, but that seller SOVEREIGN GUNS is OK to deal with, I've bought a few things from him no problem.

Lunker said he isn't so much into it anymore. Franks Reloading Service Licensee Name: Puglisi, Frank Sr 185 Hwy #36 Middletown, NJ 07748 Phone: 732-787-7069

humm.. jb weld? I thought he was using something like gorilla glue... To be effective, youd need like 10 of those on a 2x4.. too slow to reload..

Pretty sure you need documented threats against your life as a standard.

If it's concealed? How would they know? Just don't drop it in the bathroom when you take your pants down to take a ****.

Is it N95?

Ray's Used to have lockers lined up along the wall on the way back to the range.

Ahh.. I used two nuts and just locked them together really tight.. but mine where on the back..

That's what i heard too, we must have read the same thread. but dont know where to get one (group buy?) I'm guessing that the guys using tow straps are shooting at more than 100 yards, so less frags?

how did you bend the eye bolts So far I've tried: 2x4's with eye hooks and chain bolted to targets First Use -Small targets blown off on first shot - Eye hooks bent out of shape dropping target - Target stand shot clean through breaking screws - Bullet Fragments Tore large pieces out of wood, pepered everything with small holes Second use (Re-fitted with more screws on 2x4's and heavy duty eye hooks with shackles) - Shot chain clean through Large sections of wood gone, no longer supports anything Re-designed Black Pipe fittings to make "Brackets" which slide into rebar as legs and cross piece. Nylon Towing Straps doubled up reinforced with bolts, and used to hang targets.. - Tow straps shredded from fragments dropping main target (although it stands up well to clear through shots) - Shot rebar breaking support structure and entire stand breaking down. Resorted to stationary steel ATM. :-( -

Did the recoil hurt too much?

thanks jon

Can you post a pic of how you have it held up? I know i seen it before, but can't really search since the new system here. I've shot 2x4's in half, chain in half, rebar in half, tow straps shredded.. I need a target stand made of of the same steel the target is :-P

I got mine from wideners. They are 1/2" 500 Brinell. I got the 16x9 shoulette, and (2) 5 inch squares. Pricey, but they hold up well. We keep shooting the **** out of the target stands.. I need to make up a new design. Stationary with .30-06 HXP at 100 yards, just barely can see the mark. When I could keep it swinging, didn't leave a mark.

I read somewhere that because the garand has a free floating firing pin, you should be using military spec primers. (Harder?).. but where do you get those from?