Jon

Don't forget the $60-$80 you can get for 1000 pieces of brass after you've fired it...

Fair point. I guess it's never been a concern of mine as anytime I shoot a compensated rifle I'm too far away from anyone that could be affected by the blast, or I'm the only one on the line.

My two every-day watches:

Guide rod fused to the retainer 'cap'. Had to remove the screw holding the barrel in so that I could get the slide off in order to remove the casing while on the line in order to make it safe. I tried everything I could at the safe table to get it apart with no luck, so I'll be in touch with ATI on Monday.

Then he would be breaking NJ State Law. Please do not advocate breaking the law.

Very nice. So what's the plan? Is that going to be your living space? Or is this just a business location?

My family has a cabin nearby

Was a good time, but unfortunately my head was no longer in it after my gun went kaput on stage 2. HUGE thanks to Iggy for letting me borrow his GSG. I'll update everyone with a new thread on the status of my GSG once I hear back from ATI.

Welcome! I shoot at that WMA on occasion as well.

Basically. They tell you to refuse to fill out the paperwork, and should you get denied, appeal the denial, and then contact NJSP. Sorry, I should have been clearer.

Not anymore. Now they tell you to get denied, and file an appeal, at which time they will step in and help.

You and your family survived.

Welcome! Piscataway is my hometown.

Welcome! Reach out to our vendors, as they are IMO the most well-versed dealers in NJ firearm laws in the state.

The best place to have a firearm loaded and easily accessible is on your person. If it's laying in a drawer somewhere, it does you no good when someone overpowers you at your front door. Also, if you have children walking around, the only way to guarantee they won't get their hands on it is if it's in a holster on your person.

Because crime and home invasions only happen in bad areas right?

So long as you have a NJ FID card, you are fine to stop for food along the way.

You're permitted to carry anywhere on your property. Be mindful of property lines though, as most people's property does not extend all the way to the street.

These showed up by mistake on a recent bullet order, and I wanted to try and sell them here rather than deal with sending them back. If I get no takers by Monday, I will ship them back. 4,000 available. Price is $110 per thousand firm.

Remember that all of the requirements posted in this thread are up to each individual agency. Some require re-fingerprinting, some require additional forms, none of this is the standard. It is up to each individual PD to determine what they require. No, I don't agree with it, but that's the way it is for now.

Maks, if you want to shoot I can bring my 15-22 and mags. I will be shooting handgun.

I usually lounge around at home with clothes that have belt loops, and find the most comfortable place for a gun to be a belt-mounted holster.

Like I mentioned last Sunday, if you're in the area and want to abuse my M&P45c w/ apex goodies, just lmk.

IMHO I feel that huddling up with your family in a locked room with muzzles towards the door is the absolute best way to respond to a home invasion. Let the police do the shooting and absolve yourself of that liability/mental distress unless you're forced into it.