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besides that, it seems to go against the rules of firearm safety - regardless of intent, a gun is a weapon.

I'm pretty sure proof of ownership isn't required either - if it was inherited or owned prior to moving to NJ, there might not be any. Also, 1 copy of the pp stays with seller, one with purchaser. Seller then sends 1 copy to State police, one to issuing authority.

I saw that on rainier's site - i was hoping for someone who's put together a load that matched. but following the reduce 10% from FMJ recommendation they have, 4.6 should be ok (if a bit light), based on the 5.4 FMJ/TMJ loads i know work. or is my logic/math horribly off? i'd much rather err on the side of caution though

Anyone have load data for Rainer leadsafe, .40 165gr RNFP, using bullseye powder? The best answer i can find via google is 4.6gr, but that seems a bit light - i've had some success with 5.4gr bullseye and speer 165 TMJ, oal 1.275, winchester small pistol. For some reason, there appears to be minimal data on 165gr. I see reference to 5.0gr and 170gr lead cast, but that's about it. disclaimer : i'm new to the reloading process, and still focusing on "having it go bang, in a a good way", i'll play with other powders for accuracy/etc later. thanks

I'm sorry you took insult at my comment. While it may have come across as blunt, it was not an attempt to denigrate you in any way, or make any sort of statement as to what you can or can not afford.

na, a car salesman would point out that the 3$ goes towards supporting the forum you've been a member of since July.

the 3$ a month is probably a much better deal than the % you'll lose if you put items up for consignment - decent stuff doesn't sit long on the marketplace here.

I agree with Pizza Bob - only in a LEO gets involved in the eviction, and there's something illegal but IANAL..not even close

2C39-1(y)"Large capacity ammunition magazine" means a box, drum, tube or other container which is capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm. has anyone dug into that exact wording? technically, wouldn't a 30 rnd magazine with something in the middle to force racking the slide be allowed via the use of "continuously"?

If i'm remembering lease laws correctly, it could just end up like anti pet laws that only get enforced if they want you out (unlikely in this rental market). I'm fairly sure the landlord can only enter your apartment without your consent for very specific purposes (ie, fix a pipe in your kitchen leaking downstairs), and they do NOT have the right to search your apartment for firearms.

1. Additional permits 2. Police Department where you applied - North Plainfield 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD - Jen (records division clerk) 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit - letter notifying arrival was 34 days after i turned in paperwork 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form) - a form acknowledging that it's illegal to sell/give a firearm to a prohibited person 6. Notes - fairly stream lined. pick up packet, call to make appointment (phone won't be answered, but calls returned within 24hrs usually) - anytime between 7 and 3:30pm, tuesday - friday. Jen is friendly and helpful

i think circle functionality is very different than the group functionality in FB, even though it appears somewhat similar.

i'm on google +, but haven't figured out how to search for circles yet - [email protected]

that's a really cool yet simple idea. i'd be curios to see it on neutered for NJ 15rd magazine though.

Check the minimags - i've ended up with a bunch of 40gr rounds with a rather thick coat of wax on them. it scratches off easily enough with a fingernail, but could cause some issues.

yeah I ended up starting on the lower field with part of the Smigel clan. We did get stuck waiting for you to get done with the classifier. hmm that cuts it a bit close for prior commitments, but i'll be there anyway.

thanks for the details. Those look a bit more involved than the ones i've shot at Shongum - the 50rd this weekend was long, but fairly straight. What time do they typically finish there?

any details on the match? contact to register? i've been wanting to check out CJ for a while

I remember reading something similiar, and I've watched it almost happen numerous times - a random light on Springfield Ave in Long Hill (maybe Stirling at that point) In theory, the third party would just send a picture of the plate and driver to local police to issue a ticket...but my tinfoil hat is in the other room now this scares me a bit.. http://www.progressive.com/auto/snapshot-how-it-works.aspx

at least the article is semi honest. There's very little attempt at convincing you red light cameras make things safer. I liked this line "hit thousands of commuters with fines."

I plan on being there this time - M&P .40 with 6 magazines..the way I shoot, an extra might help. I can bring 3 or 4 Beretta 92fs magazines if anyone needs, or 1 for a Browning hi-power (thought I saw an offer with 3 or 4 earlier) as a new shooter, I think I'm both dreading and looking forward too the 50rd stage..

+1. I learned about only having 4 mags during a run in with stubborn steel this weekend. I plan on having 6 next time around. that "oh crap I'm out" for the last 4 paper targets really really sucked

I've been using these. http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/TARGET076-1.html slightly more expensive than some of the other options, but I find it easier to pick out holes with the colored background

I had a good time as well - I'll be back at shongum next month for another one. except for a god aweful stage 4 (yay 14 shots to take 4 of the 6 steel), did better than I thought)

thanks, went a touch overboard and ordered a bladetech from midway (the dropped offset model) and a blackhawk from opticsplanet.