Jon

Technically the process exists to get Machine Guns and AOWs, though.

No tax stamp provided you do not have the parts to construct a working firearm. Also, you will need local LEO approval to get a tax stamp, which you will never get in NJ.

This request came to the NJGF Facebook page. I recommend you practice due diligence if you intend on following up.

Back to .22lr discussion. The internet fight is pointless.

You want the one that goes inside the safe.

Invest in a good plug-in dehumidifier and you should be fine.

It costs you nothing to show up in court to see where you stand, you can always get a lawyer on a second appearance.

That sir, is very very cool. Well done! How long is the barrel? 20"?

I hunted for 15 years without camo, a "field dressing kit"(i used a buck knife), gloves(seriously?), rope(unless you consider a deer drag rope), tree stand or blind... and had tons of success. Please don't start this poor guy on an equipment hunt when he doesn't need to.

Fair enough. I will need to try more rapid-fire stuff before I can be fully confident with the gun. Doing rapid-fire drills on the clock I've gotten down to 0.24 splits without an issue. I'll certainly update if I find myself outrunning the trigger.

Congrats! Let's see what I can help ya with... H&R USH - EXCELLENT choice. I have the 12ga, but if I did it again I would buy the 20ga without question. The 12ga gets you slightly flatter trajectory, but this is irrelevant for 100yd and closer shots. Camo? Absolutely not. I use camo when I bowhunt, but it's effectiveness there is still a question in my mind. Scent-killer detergent on comfortable hiking/camping clothes is what I use for gun season, and I've never been made by a deer with a gun in my hands(you should still consider wind direction when selecting where you're going to set yourself up). If I can get myself squared away with schoolwork this semester I'll try and take a group out to share my knowledge.

I hear what you're saying GRIZ, but the Apex kit also smooths up the trigger to the exact same feel as one with 500 rounds through it(per a guy whose opinion I trust that put over 1k through his personal j-frame), and while it reduces the trigger weight, it only drops it to 9lbs. Also, I only load CCI primers and have yet to experience a FTF in 4-500 rounds. ETA: Also, with the Apex kit I can now stage the trigger for longer shots, and I have been able to hit my 8" steel @ 100yds with it.

The trigger is okay but REALLY heavy. Like, 13lbs. The Apex kit is well worth the $25 and 15min install.

Do it and you won't regret it. Also, it's worth buying new since they hold their value so well. Finally, order an Apex Tactical trigger($25) and install it before you shoot the gun.

Single-shot .22 target rifle...

Okay, continuing to go off topic. Bye-bye.

Ditto for politics.

Keep your tin foil nonsense in the tin foil section.

I'll pay the $20 for anyone who needs a harness.

Me? I don't have any more online, but check this link for pics that others have put up: http://tinyurl.com/mu9xs5q

Correct. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/1058-wts-daniel-defense-omega-70-rail/

I have a Daniel Defense rail for sale that will accomplish what you are looking for in 10 minutes with the only tools being a flathead screwdriver and an allen key.

Such a shame, and a good reminder for everyone.

Congrats Rob! That's an excellent shot.