Jon

Think of it this way... right now it appears our only hope in NJ for getting our rights back is through the Federal court system. We get those people appointed through gun-friendly states, so supporting the NRA, is, in a roundabout way, supporting us, even if they don't support NJ directly.

As maks said, they felt like glock quality, but crappier. Being I'm a "certified glock hater" that should tell you something.

You guys going to hold hands and share a soda, too? 1 or 2 straws?

Remember my grin after blasting away with your subgun? After mag-dumping the AK I was like: Save your monies.

Very very nice!

If you're that paranoid, you need to leave the state. In NJ you can be arrested for anything, lest we forget... "When dealing with guns, the citizen acts at his own peril" -NJ Supreme Court

I get forgotten a lot. It's cool

CDNN has minimags on sale again, works out to roughly 5.65/box shipped.

NJ State Law basically says you need a purpose to carry whatever knife you choose to carry, and self defense doesn't count. As long as you can communicate a reason for having a 14" bowie knife on your belt, you're good to go. There is no minimum/maximum length. The only things specifically prohibited are gravity, butterfly, and automatic knives. Assisted openers are fine.

Welcome back to the mix, Ken!

I do have a long gun in the bedroom, but if I need to check out a bump in the night, I'm bringing my handgun. The long gun is for pointing at the bedroom door while my wife and I are holed up in the bedroom waiting on the Police to arrive. As for the HD semi-auto shotty, my buddy has an 11-87 with the 18" bbl and ghost rings, and it's a hell of a lot of fun to shoot. I'd trust that gun to always run 100% with any type of hot load(it never had a problem with light target birdshot either).

They feel like a much lower quality Glock, and that's saying a lot from me.

Bushnell Rimfire Series. If you're shooting 100yds and closer, this is the only scope that Marlin needs. Comes with rings and the scope for under 40 bucks.

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Yes, in it's stock form it is legal. See here for the rules about evil features, etc: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/29389-nj-law-summary-read-first-nj-gun-law-faqs/

First off... yoga pants are God's gift to men. Second... I like the Blackhawk! CQC holster. Quick holster, and works well for my GSG and Colt(though the Colt doesn't get put in a holster very often). As for a belt, look into the Blackhawk! Instructor's belt, I believe you can use that without belt loops. Hope this helps!

NICE! Well done Tony! Now ya gotta get her to come out on Thursday nights!

Look at the pictures a few posts higher...

http://www.nationalp...nd-preserve5943 http://straightforwardinacrookedworld.blogspot.com/2011/05/45-acp-v-grizzly-bear.html

Try the price request if you're sold on the CZ. Most of our supporting vendors can get them.

The CZ is a fantastic bolt gun, and your great-grandchildren will appreciate it when they pass it down to their children.

M&P45, XD45, Taurus 24/7. Nice try btw.

That looks like a solid possibility!

Harry, while I wouldn't hesitate recommending a hi-point for someone who wants something cheap that won't see mud or water, I cannot agree with you if the gun is going to see these elements. It doesn't take much to foul one, and once it's dirty, the hipoints that I've shot just don't cycle. OP, I would look to something in .357 at a minimum, but have my doubts about a revolver that's going to get the crap beaten out of it. I would recommend a modern plastic-fantastic weapon in the $400+ range chambered in 45. Also, look into some heavy soft-points if you do come across bear, in order to get yourself the best penetration possible.