tommy3rd

oboxious? maybe. wrong? no. I'm sympathetic to these guys because I experienced this first hand. When I first got my rifles and shotgun, I didn't know any of you and I wasn't a member of any ranges. I wanted to try out the stuff I bought and BH was the only option for me. I'm not going to fault the guy who shoots stuff indoors that can cause a concussion because he might be in the same situation I was in.

we ARE in Jersey, so it only comes out when we go to America or as soon as you get to the range/hunting area.

i found a couple guns in a range...surrendered it to the RO.

i love them. all my holsters are from them. supertuck, qwikclip, microclip.

so, who decides what "realistic rifle range distances" are? the paying customer has every right to shoot whatever is allowed in there. I don't care if he shoots a rifle at point blank range, he paid to be there and supports the range. I'll have issues if he is unsafe, otherwise enjoy shooting.

my lazy a$$ would rather drive to you and pay you $50 to do it for me. watch and learn from the master. lol

every emergency item you'll have, someone else won't and they'll try to get yours. will you have enough firepower to defend what's yours? remember the LA riots with the guys on the roof with ARs defending their store?

or in chemistry, where derivatizing a compound means creating a derivative of the original.

If you don't like the policy, just vote with your wallet and don't go there. Personally, I won't mind if a lot of people don't go...less crowd means more trigger time for me. This is one case where a signed piece of paper won't stop me from going back there.

after you write it...copyright, copyright, copyright. If not, next thing you know it'll be free to download somewhere.

so how do rich people with multiple residences in multiple states do it?

my non-electronic dillon precision was great. upgraded to howard leight electronic ones and now i need to double up and wear ear plugs.

thanks for the info. read reviews on amazon and decided to pass on it.

i looked into this earlier in the year, and found out you Can get a non-driver's resident ID. You can still keep your NJ driver's license and have a PA resident ID. They need 2 kinds of proof showing that you live in the state (utilities bill and a lease agreement or tax bill in your name) plus a photo ID showing you are who you say you are (use a passport, no address printed).

have you also considered the sig p250 as your other option? you can have multiple configurations and calibers using just one permit, since the only serial number is on the fire control unit.

it really all depends on what you want to do. the Air for portability, the Pro to do more things. Both are very capable machines. Just note that movies and music takes up a lot of hard drive space, so the Air might not have enough HD space built in if you plan to use it as a full blown media center.

you're a tech guy, Nick. Of course you'll recommend a PC. You're the type of guy who buys components on tiger direct or newegg and put together your state of the art gaming system and connect all kinds of stuff and do funky things with it. Everyone seems to get sticker shock when they see prices of Macs. All they see is "oh, that other computer has the same specs but $200 less!" You're not seeing the big picture. You're paying for ease of use and great support when things go wrong. Go to an Apple store, play with the stuff there, ask questions. Sooner or later you'll realize you just want to do stuff everyone else wants to do (internet and email, video chat, facebook, and the occasional music, games, and video editing) without having to worry too much. I've lived in a windows world far too long...computer problems at work that i don't want to deal with when i get home.

this is the first time my wait went over the 30 day mark. Must be because of the holidays.

how much for it?

better yet, make a list of guns you want to try out and meet up with members. between everyone here in the forum, we've probably got every model you want in any caliber as long as it's legal in jersey

2 x .22lr 1 x .38 spl 1 x .357 magnum 2 (+ 1 waiting) x .45 ACP 3 x .380 4 x 9mm 1 x .223 1 x 7.62x39 1 x 7.62x54 1 waiting x .308 1 x 12GA wish list: .50 BMG 5.7x28 .44 magnum .500 S&W magnum

i don't shoot enough to justify reloading. For every hour spent reloading, I can work an hour overtime to pay for enough factory ammo. I do the same justification with lawn mowing vs. hiring a landscaper. maybe i'm just lazy.

so far I have 1(colt combat commander circa 1973), and the only reason it's a safe queen is because I listened to RayRay. He shot my gun, told me it's a beauty, and clean and keep it in the safe after the session. That's what I get for being friends with him.

I TRY to keep the cars as long as I can, at least that's my intention. However, I get the itch to get a new or different car every 3 years. So I would say my average is 3 years. I tried the 3 year lease thing a couple times, but that didn't work for me.

i have a 686 plus. Love it, and everyone else who's shot it liked it too.