Jon

Is the Delton pinned or was it never adjustable?

Great looking rifle. I gotta say, I do dig the classic look. Maybe I have to go that route with my next one...

Back on topic, please.

Yea, I would never share the truth about what I have and use with anyone, let alone you.

Funny how you seem to think you know what I have and use in my own home. Fool.

That is correct. New Hampshire's permit process is very quick and easy, however. Click here: http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/ssb/permitslicensing/plupr.html and follow the instructions for "Out-of-State Residents".

The K31 has a detachable magazine, however the rifle is designed to be fed from the top with stripper clips.

Make sure you keep their contact info handy for when your son's plants get decimated by the deer...

Being you're in Morris County, you may want to reach out to Mastodon.

If you absolutely don't want hunters on the property, I would talk to them directly and politely inform them of your wishes, rather than just posting "keep out" signage.

If I were you, I'd ask to meet with the hunters first. If they seem like stand-up individuals, allow them to hunt on the property, but feel free to request that certain conditions be met(contact you before hunting on the property, require them to take the gut piles with them, etc).

There are 4 different ranges at EFGA. A rifle range with approx 10 benches as mentioned, a "Tactical Range" which is a pit that only one group can utilize at a time(can always ask to join someone who's currently in the pit), a Pistol range with at least 10 ports, and a rimfire-only range with at least 10 ports. I typically start with pistols, then play with rimfire, then head up to the rifle range.

Just to nitpick, the Voluntary Form of Firearms Registration is for all firearms, not just handguns. As arleady stated though, if it's voluntary, why let anyone know what you have?

True, except those arguing AR vs AK have the convenience of knowing that each round is capable of hitting vitals.

Buckeye Gun Club, near the intersection of 72 and 539. The numerical address is 501 Route 72 in Barnegat, and GPS cooridinates show 39.789044 -74.361035.

You can join and start shooting same-day at Easton. I signed up at Sarco and started shooting directly after. The only other range in the area that comes close to meeting the value of Easton is SCFGPA, but we are no longer accepting new members.

Haha, it'll be OB or this shoot, depending on whether or not I'm doing work on the cabin with my dad that weekend.

HK USP in a hybrid leather/kydex holster.

This might be a go for me. I'll know closer to the date.

Be careful if you intend to bring a tripod-mounted weapon to R14. Federal LEOs have been called to check on people shooting belt-feds in the past.

Find a cheap single-shot break-action H&R. I believe there's one in the marketplace for $100. No need to get anything fancy.

Quick payment, thank you!

Thanks Bob, edited.

Unfortunately, without an itemized will, the rifle belongs to your mother. In order to legally transfer it to you from her, it would need to go through an FFL in either ME or NJ. It could either be shipped, or your mother could bring it to the FFL. Now, I'm not familiar with Maine laws, but if they allow a long-arm to be transferred among family without any paperwork, and the rifle was transferred in Maine while you were a resident there, then the gun was obtained legally out of state, and you need to do nothing other than bring it to NJ with you. Edited to correct misinformation.