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Wow. That NJ paintball is very close. Thanks for that.

Thanks for the recomendations. I am in Morris County but for a few good scenarios I can travel. It would be great to go with a group though.

So I had so much fun in NY at the Coram paintball range. Now I am in NJ and I know no good places to play and, quite honestly, I am afraid of ticks. However, I want to get it going again. I know krdshrk is going to push airsoft but I don't have the funds for yet another hobby. Anyone game? It is a good time to plan a big one.

Daisy 105 buck

The thing about it is that people who are ordinarily law abiding will lie if they feel they are not getting the response they want from the police. In New York City there are those people that will call the police because they are having some kind of a dispute, maybe about a parking space, and say that there has been an officer shot. They do this to get a faster response from the police. This happens close to 100 times a day and is such a part of the police experience in the NYPD that they think nothing of it any more. So what if someone really wants the cops to come check you out? They do like Pee Wee does in Cheech and Chongs Next Movie. (skip to 1:40) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-qLZRyQdW8

It is perfectly resonable to expect that a LEO would know every single law about deadly weapons such as firearms in the city that they work. Knowing every single law is a lot to ask, but about guns in a holster? Thats just bad training.

Yea but it can shoot one !! AHAHAHA AHAAHA AHh hmmm

Some have joined the Army.

Rubber .223 bullets are not considered "non-lethal" for the fact they have killed and blinded scores of people. If you are having a problem that you think could be solved by having them, think twice.

Don't put your d*ck in it

very cool

I can't imagine "formal" clays there. i cant make it this week or weekend but it is getting that time again, and my finger is getting itchy. I am going out Saturday for the last day of crow season and that will all my free time for the week. But i do want to get out there with a buddy of mine. This is the guy that i took shooting at BH that liked it so much he went and got his FPID and bought an M&P 9c last fall. But he hasn't shot it yet! So i am going to have to set up a day for that soon.

I had no idea there are so many anti's on this board.

If you wanted to elimnate errors of interpretation, don't take any ammo and buy it at the range.

When i was deployed with my reserve unit we had 5 police officers deployed with us. They got very well versed in rifle use and tactics. Every reserve unit i have been in had a few cops. I wonder how many of the Raritan police may already have that much hands on. I imagine if I were chief there I would be considering that as a factor if it was available.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/12805-history-channel-looking-for-shooters might still be good.

No. Not really much you can hunt with a .22 other than woodchuck.

I am probably going to try my luck out in Black river this weekend. Anyone interested?

Guys, seriously. A photo shoot. It is done with rented props. Let's not get off track here.

they don't use real guns and have prop houses/licensed armorers for just this reason I couldn't find a comparable company website for NJ but you can learn something from this NYS company. Most of my film and television work has been in New York and I haven't ever really had the need to know this stuff since I moved to New Jersey but I am sure there are comparable places that will help you out with this. http://www.moviegunservices.com/mgs_proplaws.html http://www.moviegunservices.com/mgs_weapontypes.htm From the website Poke around on that website. The process will become clear. Then go the the New Jersey Film commission and get a permit. http://www.njfilm.org/

Steel, Chris, Steel. Ecosystem, remember And it's true, you really have no excuse not to have a shotgun.

That would be very interesting.

I do believe there is something to be gained by having a reference check, just like with a job application. The questions you ask above could be applied to your work references but wouldn't seem to hold any weight. Here is a point for discusion, and understand that I come from a family of mental health practitioners so I have a different way of looking at some of these issues; Remember Jason Laughntner's friend that slowly watched him get more and more crazy? Would it make sense to directly ask him what he thought about the man before the incident? What would he have said? (I understand that in this instance the time line and the fact that jason L already had the pistol would make this impossible, it is just hypothetical). and the follow up question, if we all here can beleive that with CCW and a crap load of courage we could stop a madman from shooting up the place, would we equally have the courage to write that a person was "probably not mentally competent" on a reference form? I say "courage" to do that because for all the freedoms, rights and "I am no doctor so who am I to say," we all beleive in, sometimes we lay-people know crazy when we see it.

Oh I bet it is : ) Do you need to hunt with a dog for this kind of bird? for recovery?