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Yup, just expensive as hell and tough to find someone to block a magazine. Not to mention it just doesn't do that gun any justice to have anything other than a drum mag on it.

I actually see this as a positive. There are CLEOs and Prosecutors who are now acknowledging PUBLICLY that the laws are ridiculous and make no sense. That's a good step towards some positive change.

Ditto. Only I use my cash rewards cards more. Nothing like free money!

Wow. Glad I'm no longer a customer. Try Provident.

Unfortunately NJ laws make it illegal to take a gun that is not owned by you to the range without it's owner present. In fact, according to the letter of the law in NJ, it is illegal to shoot an intruder with your spouse's gun(though I would be shocked to see a DA try that case).

Welcome!

Welcome!

No dumb questions when it comes to NJ Gun Laws. In order to remain 100% legal, you and your father should fill out a CoE(Certificate of Eligibility): http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/info/forms.html for the .22 rifle and each of you should retain a copy. This form only stays on file with the buyer and seller and is never furnished to the authorities, unless you need to prove ownership for a rifle or shotgun. The BB pistol, in the state of NJ, is considered a firearm, and must be treated as a real handgun. In order to remain legal, you should apply for a Pistol Purchase Permit, and fill it out with your father. Hope this helps!

LOL! Awesome.

Wow great shots!

Welcome! Great, now we have TWO old glock guys

Since no one is answering the phone I would do exactly that. Print out the forms and drop them off at Robbinsville PD.

A member can guest 3 people in IIRC.

Hawaii was just hit, no word on how hard yet.

Current death toll is at 68. Such a tragedy.

Welcome!

Arirang on Rt 22 in Union I believe, is really really tasty.

I'll be the odd man out and recommend the Ruger Speed Six. I love that damn gun.

Federal Govt has not approved a single permit to drill in the Gulf since the Deep Water Horizon tragedy, and is not expected to approve any permits until sometime in the Summer.

All depends on the Police Dept. Most will require that you go through the entire process from point A to point B, though.

I try to go once a week. The beauty of this hobby, as opposed to cars/bikes(I'm a gearhead, too) is that if money is tight, you can just dry-fire and not spend any money. You can decide how much you want to spend(after the initial purchase of your guns) by controlling your ammo usage.

Welcome! As already mentioned, it is legal to own any firearm(air rifles included) provided it was purchased legally while you were the resident of another state. I, too, plan on getting involved in compound bows this year, at my home range in Bridgewater. Where are you located? Our range has arguably the best archery range in the state, and several seasoned archery veterens. This link should answer all your questions about becoming a Premier member: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?app=subscriptions Enjoy your stay!

It prevents your AR from being an evil baby-slaughtering, cop-killing weapon of death. According to NJ politicians...

Fair enough. This is why we have simunitions (unfortunately we're one of few that have and use them)

Accuracy in the LEO world is not measured by standing still and shooting at paper...