Jon

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/39372-help-me-choose-a-spotting-scope/?&hl=%22spotting+scope%22&fromsearch=1

.....wut

Since this thread has degraded into posting articles it is no longer a venue for good discussion.

Ditto. I will be sending out my barrel to be cut exactly even with this extension(and will get some extra goodies done while it's out). Very pleased so far.

I did this. Jared was there that day, so at least I got to shoot something.

I will likely be listing my Beeman for sale soon and replacing with something overly expensive and unnecessary, so keep an eye on the marketplace.

Yes.

.223 with a muzzle brake? Or with .22mag you can still shoot at WMA ranges.

I went through the same problem and found the best groups came from Crossman Premier Pellets: http://www.amazon.com/Crosman-Premier-Domed-Caliber-Pellet/dp/B000FEUUF6/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1377047241&sr=8-11&keywords=crossman+premier Might want to give the .22cal variant a try.

Welcome to the forum! It's nice to hear from the author of this rule change. I am all for it, and really looking forward to pursuing rabbit and squirrel this season.

Boy that's realistic

Your thread focused on the politics behind it. This one is about identifying particular weapons.

Why the thread continued past this post I will never understand. Too many people afraid of their own shadow.

As the NJ-NICS backlog has been cleaned up, there is no longer a need for this section. Should there be a need for it in the future, we will re-open it for discussion.

I got cash in hand if any of those 'high round count' HKs need a new owner

Black gun with vented barrel shroud and magazine well in front of the grip?

Yea, sorry not following. Which picture in the article?

I'll leave it here for now. Any off-topic political posts will be deleted without warning. If it gets out of hand it will go to Politics.

I see an SKS with the banana mag, and I think the second tacticool-looking thing is a HiPoint carbine.

Post a link to the pictures. I'm sure someone here can figure it out for you!

Also, from page 74, Wildlife Management Area Regulations...

Please don't start calling the state asking permission when it is written in the digest. The last thing we need is an attempt to try and squash the rifle hunting before it even starts.

Page 26:

Correct. .17 and .22 RIMFIRE. Centerfire rifles are not permitted on WMA ranges.

Not at the range. For hunting coyote and fox only.