Jon

Thanks for all the comments everyone. I've decided to go with the Nikon 1.65 - 5x with BDC200 reticle. After looking through some 3x scopes it's just a little too much magnification should I jump a deer on my walk into the woods.

Referred to as slam-firing.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/9585-ffl-fees/

Mmmmm 997 turbo. Also: http://www.luckygunner.com/m-b-i-9mm-ammo-for-sale-9mm124fmjmbi-1000

HMFBD

Thanks for the info, everyone. Wojo I have personally killed a deer that was running at full speed at 120yds with a sabot slug. I was in an elevated position shooting into a lower field. Old School, for my new H&R, the holdover from a 100yd zero is only 8.3" at 200yds using 3" sabots. Yes the trajectory is off, but not a whole lot.

I have a new slug gun ordered up so now it's time for optics. I'd like to stay around $200-250 if possible and would like to be able to kill deer out to 200yds. Here are some of the scopes I'm considering: http://swfa.com/Nikon-165-5x36-SlugHunter-Shotgun-Scope-P42356.aspx http://swfa.com/Nikon-3-9x40-SlugHunter-Shotgun-Scope-P45663.aspx http://swfa.com/Leupold-2-7x33-UltimateSlam-Riflescope-P11669.aspx http://swfa.com/Leupold-3-9x40-UltimateSlam-Riflescope-P11671.aspx Thoughts? Comments? Other recommendations? Whichever scope I decide on, I plan to buy x2. One for the slug gun and one for the muzzleloader.

friggin Rush Holt....

Anyone watch that video? Right at the end he mouths "what the fugg you looking at" to someone in the audience. What a freaking scumbag.

Depends on where you are. I get the 9-1-1s and dispatch PD directly in my jurisdiction. ETA: 35min is inexcusable.

Well?

There was a video showing how they did it floating around awhile ago. They built a platform a few inches under the water level for him to run on.

My condolences for the loss of your grandmother, but welcome to the forum. The guns are now the legal possession of your grandmother's next of kin, regardless of FID/PP. In order for you to take possession, the person who currently owns them would need to transfer them to you with pistol permits.

The gun has two separate magazine tubes, and there is a selector switch for which tube is active. When one tube is empty, you have to switch the selector to the other tube before you'll start feeding rounds again.

+1. Your post alone makes me want to disqualify him.

Yea, that thing is just so badass. I must own one.

SCFGPA requires sponsorship or two references(same basic deal as references when applying for pistol permits).

Welcome, we have a good deal of R14 members, and you can find at least one of us their every day during warmer months.

Gunbroker shows $650-750

IIRC even in that situation there would only be one NICS check and that same approval would be written on all forms. It wouldn't be until the NJSP actually got the paperwork back that they would even know how many guns you bought.

Wow that looks nice. Certainly a good contender for the PM9.

Agreed in most cases. I just picked up .270 for under $15/box at Dicks, though. There are good deals to be had during sales.

NWS for language. http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/2b8842f7af/will-ferrell-s-nypd-recruitment-video?rel=player&playlist=318702

CTD = Cheaperthandirt. I'm not sure what SG is.

BVAC.