Jon
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Welcome! It was good chatting with ya in the chat. Best of luck with your first handgun purchase.
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Mastodon is a forum vendor... all their info is here: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/forum/115-mastodon-ammo-camo/
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Kudos on introducing a new kid to the sport! I can't remember how young I was when I first started, all I remember is my dad held the rifle up for me and I handled aiming and pulling the trigger. Probably around 5-6yrs old.
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Congrats on the new blaster!
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Finally got around to looking through the site... Very well put together. Kudos on such a quality resource!
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Wow, Ed. Congrats on such a huge turnaround!Anyone feel like picking up a cripple from the New Brunswick area?You can shoot foster(rifled) slugs through any shotgun barrel up to modified choke(best results are with an open choke though). LEGALLLY, you won't be able to hunt with it though, because NJ State Law requires deer hunters using slugs to have some form of adjustable sights on their shotgun. Nothing wrong with buckshot though... Buy several different brands/shot sizes and take them to the range. You should be able to get a good hunting pattern for up to 50 yards, which should be sufficient for most of NJ.X2. Also, SWHC is killing me. Bought it @ $4/share months ago and i still haven't gone into the black with itRemington 870, hands down. You can buy one with a 30" barrel and the Remchoke system, to get interchangable chokes for birdshot and buckshot. Also, pick up a rifled slug barrel and within seconds, you can switch to incredibly deadly sabot slugs for long-range deer work.By my understanding, the only three things preventing you from shooting on your own property are... A. No-discharge ordinance B. Lead containment/EPA restrictions C. Noise restrictions While you should have an adequate backstop in order to keep your neighbors safe, nowhere in the law(to my knowledge) is it required.http://www.tjsportingarms.com/Welcome! I am jealous of how close you are to TJ Sporting Arms!Phenomenal idea, SK! Best of luck with it!I use it and love it on all my guns.Screw it... count me in.Glad to have you back, Luis!I just got my first bow, and plan on bowhunting soon.Shoot em both, buy what's more comfortable for YOU.Lots of vette guys here... I prefer the later models though, and own a '99 FRC currently.A-OK right now. Surgery is Monday morning.
