Jon
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Great response. They also are built so that battery usage is minimal. I think battery life on the good optics is what, 4yrs if left on?
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Vast majority of PIs are retired LEOs anyway.
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Anyone know what the sale price is at Dicks? I should pick up another case or two.
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Welcome. The pie does not exist.
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NJ Law states that you must have a reason for carrying a knife, regardless of its size. Self-defense is not a reason.
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Sucks about that EMT class, though.
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Looks very similar to my Baby Eagle. Congrats!
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Welcome! There is no pie.
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Congrats! Now go get that thing dirty!Yes, as long as you have a muzzle break permanently attached that adds 1.5" to your barrel.Welcome!The "bullet button" does nothing for NJ. You can have an AR variant with a detachable magazine. If your AR is CA legal I would presume there is no bayonet lug. While it does suck having to pin the stock and muzzle break, those are the laws. Pistols are registered at the time of the sale within NJ. Long guns are not. If you choose to register any gun with your PD, you are more than welcome to do so, though I see no point in doing it. Yes. Yes, provided you have their consent. You should research the laws on dual residence before maintaining your NV DL and Registration. As for replacing the gun stickers with Obama stickers...Welcome! Hollow points are legal to have provided you fall within one of the listed exemptions, including being the process of moving, driving to or from the range, or possessing within your home. Get rid of or permanently modify any magazines that hold more than 15 rounds. You may own an AR-15 if it does not say "AR-15" on the side, has a fixed stock(collapsible stocks must be pinned), no flash hiders, no exposed threaded barrels, and muzzle breaks must be pinned/welded. Also, grind off any bayonet lugs. As long as your 870 has an 18" bbl it is good to go. There are no pistol grip/magazine restrictions for pump action shotguns. Tasers are not legal to own. I'm not 100% sure on the pepper spray. You could store everything you don't want to get rid of in PA. No permits are required to own any of your weapons in NJ, and registration is voluntary(don't do it!). Buying more guns, and any ammo in the state will necessitate that you apply for a Firearm Purchaser ID Card. Hope this helps!Welcome! Great looking gun.I like the Corbon pow'r ball.Thanks for the vids, Nick!This thread is a little late, but yesterday I finally took Mipafox up on his invite to do some blasting at one of his home ranges. Ed was incredibly generous with letting me blast with both the subgun and M16(equipped with a .22lr upper). Thanks a ton for letting me shoot so much, and I look forward to some outdoor blasting once the nice weather is back in force. Here's a short vid, 30 rounds in no time flat! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0be-yT9N_CYMine run Federal bulk packs no problem.I can grab veggie burgers or cook pastaYup, will start grilling when people are hungry.
