PeteF

Like others have said bring the target closer. Also aim for a spot on the target. If you are just trying to hit the target your skills won't improve much. Shoot at a small mark, that will really be an indication of performance. For example if you put up target that is 2'x3' and you hit the target, that's a start. Now put a 3" circle on the target and putting your shots into that 3" inch circle is much better. Aim small miss small.

They are better than nothing. Normal glass frames will not hold a lens in place during an impact. If the price of a pair of actual safety glasses is more important to you than your eyesight, thats up to you.

Depending on your prescription you have many options. WileyX make wraparound frames that hold a +/- 5 Whatever you get realize that the lens is only 1/2 the equation, You need a frame that will withstand the impact so that the lenses dont get knocked loose and can hit yor eyes.

Keeper.

So my wife asked me "the question" the other day "How many guns do you have?" So I told her. "Why so many?" The old standby of "How many pairs of shoes do you have?" stopped that conversation dead in it's tracks. Just wondering how many spouses/others know what your collection consists of?

No cutting in line.

How pathetic is this, A member of the armed forces, serving his country, gets leave to visit his parents, and can't figure out if it's ok to come home to have a nice target shooting day with his father. Wow this state's laws are so F'd up.

Oorah

You put a SKU in you know EXACTLY what model you are getting, Without it the FFL's can take a best guess at what you want. For example how many different variants are there on a 870? Each has it's own SKU. See for example http://www.cabelas.com/pump-action-remington-870-8482-express-tactical-defense-shotguns-1.shtml

The tumbling media is not fixed (ie it will move) so there is very little impact. The bolts are fixed in place and will tear up the brass.

You'd be okay IF he had a NJ FID. Since he doesn't, he can't. He can buy rifle ammo here however no FID req'd by law but some stores require it anyway.

You might want to rethink those bolts holding the agitators. Those bolts will tear up soft brass pretty quick. Maybe just use PVC cement to hold the agitators on. If you absolutely need them, smooth out the threads or put a rubber cap (like the ones for wire shelving) to cover the threads.

Anything from absolutely nothing (Basketball exec at Newark Airport) to prison time.

Too much free time on their hands?

Did you explain the process on how you could legally transfer a gun to them. Did their heads spin when you told them they would have to wait 3-6 months to get their FID / and permit before you could transfer anything to them?. Did you wish them good luck and ask them to give you a call when they have the proper paperwork? You could have a field day with that request.

Heavy lock with 5/8 inch cable attached to a metal fence. No one is getting it without creating a big enuff racket that I'd notice.

And how exactly does the mayor of a city override the governor of the state? That's like saying Mayor Bloomingidiot can say no NY state troopers are allowed in the city.

Just for future reference: Micro Center 263 McLean Blvd. Route 20 Retail Center Paterson, NJ 07504 Good selection decent prices.

Does anyone know whether the access road to the outdoor range has been blocked or not? Any was there any damage to the indoor range? Thanks

You can carry on your property, but the rules of usage to protect yourself are completely different outside your house versus inside. Be safe.

Question: What gives him the authority to decide who gets gas when? A private company being told to whom and when they can sell a product. Little bit of a stretch I think.

Use what you got. A Sig will pretty much eat anything.

Nope. FPID is firearms PURCHASER id. As long as you are traveling to a legal place (range, gunshop, gunsmith etc) FID does ZIP for you. Only helps if you drive around with a unloaded long gun in the trunk

For a portable yes. I just got some extra cheap jumper cables (10 gauge) cut the alligator clamps off 2 ends, and joined those 2 ends together., to make a double length cable with clamps on either end. Using the alligator clamps, I clamp the frame of the generator on 1 end and the cold water faucet outside the house. No muss no fuss. When done I just wrap the cable up and store it with the generator.

Exactly, why is her LAWYER even bringing that up.