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In this instance, if he were to use OC spray, it would have gotten all over himself. This would have rendered him useless to use his firearm, and the attackers may have gotten control of it.

DAMN JJ is freaking awesome.

I would be in for a GB

I would agree with that.

Coconut day!!! Do we need a count of the # of members? If so, I'm a member.

See: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/18784-nj-senator-pushes-law-to-carry-handguns/ Obviously we're all upset by this bill, pushing for an unbelievably high price to carry in NJ. I'm curious how many people would actually pay it though?

Mother of....

Don't buy ammo there, they mark it up about 80%. Also their new guns are marked up wayyyy too much. There are deals to be had on the used/consignment racks, though.

What about in the case of a pistol? Same example just replace the rifle w/ an old revolver.

Firstly, is this even possible? If so, what information would go on the COE and/or PP, since the "seller" would not have an FID. For example, my aunt inherited a rifle from her father, and let it sit in her attic for 10 years. Now she's doing some cleaning and wants to get rid of it. She is not a prohibited person, but has zero interest in obtaining an FID. In order for me to purchase it, what steps need to be taken?

Howdy!

Gotcha, will do.

Would it be possible for someone to post the article here? The link is blocked at work

Just some further clarification... you can use a centerfire rifle to hunt small game in nj, but only on private property.

I started shooting my dad's single shot .22 around 5 y/o, possibly earlier. Only you can decide when your children are ready, and it could be later, but that age was fine for me.

That is WAY less flare-ups than I anticipated! Is that over the course of one year? Less? More?

Numerous forms at your typical big box stores. I'd recommend talking to TJSportingArms(a forum vendor) before buying at Dicks or anything like that.

I can only do the 30th.

I picked up mine in fantastic shape for an incredible price on gunbroker. There are deals out there.

And you wonder why you were sick. lol

For trap/skeet/upland game you don't want to do anything in between shots, which is why semi-auto and double barrel guns are most popular. When it comes to deer, the movement in between shots isn't as big a deal, but the semi-auto will hurt less when shooting slugs. When thinking home-defense, the pump will be the most reliable, plus you can add all the tacticool goodies you want without running afoul of the law.