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I'll stop by Rayco and try to make it to Hagues to see if I can hang out at one or both of the stores on the 19th.

Honestly, you can't go wrong with either gun. I love Berettas, but the 226 and 229 are both very good pistols. If you live near the Cherry Hill area and want to try out my 92FS, PM me.

Yes, because they are not his. If his spouse came with him (and I assume mx597turbo is a him) that would be a different story. They could do all of the shooting they want together. But if he goes alone with her guns, it is an unlawful transfer. Sound crazy? Join me at the February 8th Rally in Trenton and help fix it.

No. Now stay with me on this. You need to get your FID. Your spouse also needs an FID. If you want to take her longarms to the range with you, you will have to fill out a Certificate of Eligibility. She's essentially selling the guns to you. When you go back home, fill out a Certificate of Eligibility and essentially sell the guns back to her.

Well, there is a reason why my 9 year old is going but my 6 year old is staying in school. The 9 year old is almost 10 and can survive the train ride and knows that he won't be able to use the bathroom on-demand. I think it's important to for kids to see this. They need to see how our political process works.

I am bringing my 9 year old son. He needs to see this. 20 years from now is he going to be telling his kid that his daddy fought, or that is daddy gave up? There were plenty of sons at Concord, and I don't even have to worry about him getting it with a musket ball. I'm not too worried about counter protesters. It's hard to imagine someone taking a day off of work to be against something so strongly when they don't have a financial or moral interest. It's hard enough trying to find people that are pro-gun. Maybe there will be a couple of anti-gun protesters there, but I doubt it. They already have the legislature and media on their side. Why should they go out an march in the cold?

ATKCCTR, Welcome to the NJ Shooting community. AS stated above, you will not be able to get an NJ CCW permit unless you are employed in armed security, you have "justifiable need" (meaning are in a type of imminent danger that only a gun could resolve) or know somebody in government that can help speed the process through. Get a NJ FID card as soon as you hit ground. It will take roughly 30 days to get, and you will have to go through fingerprinting and a few extra steps, but it will allow you to buy ammunition and long arms if you choose. Please consider fighting for your rights by joining NJ2AS.org and if you are able, consider our march on the Statehouse on the 8th of February. And if you want an even bigger laugh about what you are getting into: Welcome to the community. You'll find that we yell and scream at each other, but at the end of the day, everybody is one big family here.

If you are going to stick with revolvers, consider a .22 revolver for your next gun. You'll spend a lot less on ammo and have just as much fun.

There are probably a lot of NY residents who are going to be shocked when they come home from work and turn on the news. This happened so fast that nobody really had a chance to organize. There may be a judicial remedy, but tell that to a guy who just bought a Glock 26 and is wondering where he's going to get a 7 round magazine.

Welcome to the forums. NJ has a few differences. The first is that we have Senate President Sweeny who is a hunter and probably won't let any anti-gun bills come to the floor. The second is Governor Christie, who is eyeing a Presidential run and needs to walk the line on guns. I'm not that concerned about it, but there is an Arab saying: "Trust in Allah but tie your camel." I'll be going to the NJ2AS rally on Friday, February 8th. You're a Florida guy. Help a brother out and promote this video. It could make it back to NJ and help make others aware of out plight:

You may have misinterpreted a bit. I'm the guy who did this: and I've noticed humor tends to sway arguments better than anything.

Ah, I'm just complaining on forums. Some of that stuff will never pass... right?

It's winding down at 12. For you, drive to Hamilton Station. Take the train south to the Trenton Transit Center. The statehouse is less than a mile away.

If you are in the Depford/ Blackwood areaTake PATCO to the River Line. I'll be getting on the River Line in Burlington or Pennsauken, NJ.

Who were the legislators? When I contacted Assemblyman Greenwald and asked to meet two years ago his staff was very courteous and pleasant, even though they didn't agree with me.

By the way the bill is written, quite honestly, it seems like you just don't use one of the cylinders. From what the guys on the NY gun forums are saying, 10 round magazines will be grandfathered, but you will only be allowed to put 7 cartridges in the magazine. I supposed this was done to weasel around the "common use" provision in McDonald. You may have trouble passing constitutional muster if nobody makes 7 round magazines for you gun. But if you say "sure, keep your 10 rounders, but you go to prison if you put 8 rounds in them" you can get around the law. It's brilliant, really. Nobody is going to take away your guns. Nobody is going to take away your magazines. You just can't put so many bullets in them. Did I load 7 rounds in this gun, or was it 8? Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement, I kind of lost track myself...

I just got this notice from NJ2AS. A couple people have asked about buses. Looks like there is enough interest for 5 sites: *** REGISTRATION FOR BUSES CLOSES FRIDAY 1/18/13 *** NOTE: I realize that this does not give much time but I must commit to at least one bus per location by Friday. I may be able to additional buses if the demand warrants it, but I must ask everyone to register ASAP in order to lock in the location. The NJ2AS would like to help to arrange transportation for anyone interested in taking a bus into Trenton for the Rally in support of the Second Amendment. We are EXTREMELY encouraged by the interest in this event. We cannot guarantee a seat on the bus, but what we can do is give you a chance to register on a first come first served basis, accept your payment in full on a contingency basis. We will be able to provide a bus as long as we get 56 prepayments per bus. If we are unable to get enough registrations to fill a particular bus, we will have to cancel the registration for those who have prepaid, and refund their payment. We will do our utmost to accommodate everyone. The locations for registration are: MONTVALE BRIDGEWATER CHEESEQUAKE FORKED RIVER ATLANTIC CITY There will be separate registrations for each location. PLEASE be sure that you are registering for the correct location. If we receive a large number of registrations, we will add buses. We need 56 riders per bus to cover the cost. The charge for registration will be $20.00. The $20.00 will just about cover the charge from the bus company. We ask you PLEASE if you can, make an additional $10.00 donation to the general fund of the NJ2AS to help with other costs that we are incurring in the process of promoting THIS event, as well as all of our other campaigns. You may register for buses HERE. Thank you in advance for your participation, cooperation and your generosity. Frank Jack Fiamingo President - NJ2AS

I would be willing to back to cap-and-ball if I'm allowed to CCW my LaMat... (Better Link for those who might not know..._)

I could see a law like this becoming an issue for the law-abiding - no different than being arrested because you miscounted 29 days instead of 30 in between pistols. Instead, you get arrested because your guns have been stolen when you went on vacation and you didn't report it when you got back because you didn't notice for a few days.

May I offer a suggestion...

Speak for yourself, brother. I don't want him in my clubhouse...

I can always respect the abilities of a master craftsman, especially if they do something that I could never do.

The black community is somewhat schizophrenic when it comes to gay rights. Many, many blacks are Christians and consider homosexuality a sin. This may be why President Obama was so reluctant to "evolve" on the issue of gay marriage. However, there is a term called "The DL" or "Down Low" meaning a man who doesn't necessarily consider himself bisexual or homosexual who has sex openly with women and occasionally men in secret. Some blacks hold very conservative opinions on the subject of homosexuality. So it's not surprising that Mayor Booker would "evolve" on the issue, especially when looking for support of all of those old ladies in church when he was originally running for mayor. Who knows what he really thinks?

I've considered one myself. I believe the inaccuracy with 9mm Blackhawk comes from the .38, 9mm and .357 shooting at three different velocities and three different point of impacts. I'm sure it will do fine on a man-sized target at 21 yards, but if you are trying to hit cans at 50 yards, you probably have to adjust your point of aim. So it may not necessarily be the gun that is inaccurate, but a general misunderstanding of how the gun is supposed to function with the right kind of ammunition.