Shane45

I cant find a reference if this is passed and current law. Anyone? Beuller? Beuller? ftp://www.njleg.state.nj.us/20082009/A0500/159_I1.PDF

Yaknow, I am not that well versed in NJ Castle Doc law AND I SHOULD BE! I will need to correct that. I think its Wisconsin that has Castle Doc that indemnifies you from civil liability if your shoot is deemed justified. What is it out in PA?

First, lets clarify if we are talking about a criminal case or a civil case. In a criminal case, either you were justified in using lethal force or you were not. I am well aware of what some "gurus" say. But I could never find any case law examples to support it. If anyone has a case law example, I would love to see it. Whenever this topic comes up, I ask for examples but no one ever seems to be able to produce any.

I don't worry about mechanical modifications as long as they are not unsafe. The modifications that would give me concern are ones that could be used to paint an ugly picture of you in court. Punisher grips, grim reaper grips, headshot skull basepads come to mind.

Oh I agree! I doubt this situation is going to result in no victims....but we can only hope and try. But if you have a consignment receipt or a purchase receipt for the transfer, those should help prove your claim.

An addendum to Jack's post about retrieving your firearms from the FIU, you will need to prove ownership. Hopefully there aren't to many "Honey, you didn't throw that receipt out did you?" conversations going on out there...

This was my take as well. And IIRC the FH is not simply just a FH. In other words you cant just swap it out like an AR. The barrel system on a P/PS90 is unique.

Mojave ball Python here. Even though we named it Rocky, based on its size I suspect he is a she . So the pet list goes: Spider Python 3 Shiba Inus 2 Macaws 1 Amazon

Good deal!

Jack, just a heads up I don't think NJ residents can posses this. - 2C:39-3 Prohibited Weapons and Devices... e. Certain weapons. Any person who knowingly has in his possession any gravity knife, switchblade knife, dagger, dirk, stiletto, billy, blackjack, metal knuckle, sandclub, slingshot, cestus or similar leather band studded with metal filings or razor blades imbedded in wood, ballistic knife, without any explainable lawful purpose, is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.

Is there a reason not to use a standard barrel?

Some people start with a higher price expecting to negotiate, some go with a price they expect to sell it quickly, and then there are some that go full retard. I think full retard is what is being referred to by the OP. Never go full retard!

It was a dry fire hands on unfortunately. Some stupid rule about not popping off rounds at a police expo in the convention center

Had hands on the HK VP9 today. First impressions: Recent comments on the internet about how its a striker fired P30 seems accurate to me. With that being said the rear of the grip above the web of your hand felt very much like the older USP to me. My impressions of the trigger. It felt like your typical SF trigger to me. Since its getting compared to the PPQ I will use that pistol as a reference. Without having a PPQ on hand for a side by side I am going from memory, I think the PPQ felt a bit lighter to me. I also believe the reset was shorter on the PPQ. I did like the shape of the trigger on the VP9, having less curve compared to the P30. For those familiar with HK I found the reset of the VP9 to be shorter than the P30 but not as short as an HK45c. Here is a pic of the VP9 and another toy on hand

I have had both the BC and Surefire. I like both. BC little more muzzle rise than the SF but the SF is a bit more blasty.

I called, as for others they were polite. There have been a ton of calls. Don't let up right to the last day!!!!!

They have their place and I would say they are here to stay. I think you will see this trend continue. Some of my observations: At least at this stage, I am slower on close targets vs Irons. I did not expect that to be the case as I used to shoot Open class IPSC back in the 90's. But the window size is much smaller on these "carry" type setups. Accuracy and speed at distance is better VS Irons. I have no concerns about the dot dying or turning off. I am fully confident I can transition to irons just fine if I had to or other methods depending on engagement distance. Current trijicons seem pretty damn reliable at this point though. If you have a hangup with batteries, get the non battery version. Here is the massive difference. In low light / no light situations having a WML and a dot optic gives a huge advantage, in my opinion, over irons.

Pics or it didn't happen!

Pampers and an AK, lifes good

I have the G trigger in my 17. It is a SIGNIFICANT difference.

To dangerous for you Shawn!

Where did you get the Pistol from?

"I was told that there are 4 points of contacts, barrel lugs, hood, barrel feet to slide stop and barrel to bushing. If any of these points are loose, it will impact accuracy." Conversely if some of these points are to tight, you could cause a premature failure.

Fellow forum members, I just wanted to make a public announcement that I have resigned my position as a board member of NJ2AS. I took a leave of absence a while ago. My workload and other commitments do not look like they are going to subside anytime soon so vacating my seat seems like the right thing to do. I will always hold being a founding board member as one of the more worthy pursuits to date. I wish them continued success. Shane

I wouldn't hold my breath. The SCAR is one of those rifles that just seems to hold a price point for eternity!