Jon

It'll wake you up at the range, but in the field(especially wearing my hunting jacket) you don't feel the kick. They actually had less recoil than some of the 1oz options I shot.

Currently running the 3" Lightfield Hybred Elite 546gr behemoths. When I picked up my new(at the time) ultra slug hunter I spent $160 on 7 or 8 different boxes of slugs at Midway and shot groups with all of em. The 546gr Lightfields gave me a cloverleaf at 100yds, so I bought a case of em to last me forever.

What type of creature are you shooting at where this is a concern? I have never hunted with anything other than sabot slugs and they have all gone through and through whitetail deer.

HMFBD Chris! Nothing better for feeling younger than sending a volley of lead downrange. Let 'er rip!

IANAL, but IMO there is nothing wrong with buying an air rifle in PA and bringing it back to NJ(while remaining aware of the 'supressor' nonsense).

There are no problems with using a .22 caliber rifle either.

Bob, Have you tried both an Aimpoint and an Eotech? I'd be curious if you have the same problem with both, or if it's just the holograph that is distorting things.

Having to take a handgun to a shipping hub to send it back for a manufacturer recall sounds an awful lot like a deviation that is reasonably necessary under the circumstances. Loosen the tinfoil hat my friend.

Reloading ammunition for a profit is illegal without the proper federal licensing and federal tax being paid.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/60404-obama-executive-orders-on-guns/

I pointed out rollpins in the basepads and informed him that they were in compliance, and that it was not his job to verify legality of any items. He left without putting ammo in them or asking me to do so.

IIRC you can write up a quick $1 nightly lease and he should be good to go.

The only way this could happen... http://cnc.wikia.com/wiki/Chronosphere_(Red_Alert_2)

Political comics must go here: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/40442-political-humor-thread/ Keep this thread politics free please.

Check around for a gunsmith who can cut the stock down for you. I had a shotgun custom fitted to my wife with a new buttpad for $100 even.

I was shooting an AR at Range 14(Ft Dix) today with pinned 15/30s and a range official demanded to inspect my magazines for compliance.

There is no benefit for any country to conventionally attack the mainland US for any reason. If anything someone will fire a nuke at us from half the world away. Considering a 'tactical assault' is ludicrous.

Entirely based on the gun. When you shoulder the shotgun, you should have your eye in a position where you cannot see the barrel, and the only thing in your line of vision is the bead at the end of the barrel. In order to determine where you should be pointing the shotgun, you need to pattern it. Check out Glenn's tutorial here: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/23036-how-to-pattern-your-shotgun-and-why-your-choke-may-be-lying/

Take a look at this chart, Mike.

Several people on the forum like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Konus-7120-20x-60x80mm-Spotting-Tripod/dp/B001DX7Q8W

Oh you're just talking about a spotting scope, not a scope for the rifles?

Any idea on your budget? For a nice cheap basic mil-dot scope, I really like my Bushnell Elite Tactical. Fixed 10x scope with a mil-dot reticle for about $200. For the rimfire, I really like the Bushnell rimfire 3-9x scope, at about $40.

What type of rifle, and what type of shooting are you doing with it? Each type of optic fits a specific role, so you need to figure out what you're looking for before being able to find an optic.