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fishnut

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  1. Tomorrow is the day. Who is going out and where? I'll be at Clinton WMA tomorrow. I also have all next week off of work so I will be chasing birds at various WMA's around the state. Going to hit Pequest on tuesday for sure. If anyone wants to meet up and hunt during the week let me know. I do have a dog, well it's my friends but he's off of work all next week too so it's his dog I just get to hunt with it lol
  2. me too the file work on that last one is outstanding! However I'm sure I can not afford one in the near future. Damn baby diapers are expensive. Lol
  3. lol when i was younger and dumber I did the drive from Annandale NJ to Singer Island FL in 16.5 hours. I would not recommend trying to come close to that time with firearms in the vehicle though.
  4. I live in Hunterdon county and hunt Spruce run WMA mostly. They are pretty much all stocked birds here but I do hunt with a dog and usually have no problem getting my limit even if we hunt the evening. You just gotta know where the birds hold up at, this year they will be close to water. Yes before I was able to hunt with a dog, bird hunting was mostly just exercise but that changed last year when a friend got a German short hair pointer, totally different experience! I agree that there is not much use for keeping a defensive firearm in your vehicle but personally I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
  5. re read your first statement again. You did not say "when your not hunting or at the range" you said you can't do anything practical with a rifle or shotgun in NJ. Big difference. Personally I can hunt pheasant everyday after work so it is very practical for me to keep a shotgun in my vehicle even if I have to park off campus.
  6. I did read it that's why I responded to the things your wrong about. Maybe you need to re read your own post.
  7. I have a Lee classic turret kit. I've loaded over 10k rounds on it the past few years and I still am happy with it.
  8. If anyone is looking for lead let me know. I have already sorted wheel weights (it's really easy to tell lead front zinc), old birdshot, and old slugs and buckshot. I was planning on casting my own but I'll probably never get around to it.
  9. I guess us "old guys" at the clinton shotgun shoot are more organized that the young "piney's" down south lolol
  10. Newtonian- I don't have a trunk to keep a long gun in. Hell half the time my shotgun is in the passanger side of my standard cab truck. Just ask kardshark he saw me with 3 shotguns in my truck last weekend. Also as I stated earlier in this thread twice I have had to tell a cop that I had firearms in my vehicle and I was not there an hour. You state you can't do anything practical with a shotgun in NJ? What do you think people use to hunt with besides a bow and arrow? It's probably best to just speak about what you have actual experience with
  11. yes, 2 times. I answered honestly and added that the firearm was unloaded and properly stowed according to NJ law. One time I was told to keep my hands on the steering wheel, The other time I was asked if I would exit the vehicle (I was in a parkinglot) and we finished up standing in front of my truck. Never once was I asked to show the firearm or to give consent to serch my vehicle.
  12. Yup when not at work I usually have a long gun in my vehicle. Rifle or shotgun unloaded, mag loaded. Never had a problem even after a few traffic stops and one accident. I don't volunteer any info unless directly asked though.
  13. The gun still functions exactly like a factory gun. Thanks for your opinions on extended bolt releases but I like them and every AR I own either has one or will have one.
  14. I have a license and I know a few others do too so no worries your good. Just 1 person in the party needs a licenses.
  15. fishnut replied to Zeke's topic in Handguns
    +1. I have an Eagle N PP .22lr and love it. Very accurate and eats any ammo I feed.
  16. Any artists coming? I'll bring sharpies if someone will draw Hillary's face on the pumpkins. Lol
  17. Yup I'm happy with mine
  18. Dave welded it again lol, So it will be there.
  19. Ahhh I skipped over the "Arms" part. Lol well thanks for posting this, I knew nothing about it till now.
  20. if I complained and nothing was done then I would never shop there again. I did exactly that with a sporting goods store in my town. An employee lied to me (told me I had to have a FPID card and pistol permit in hand to handle a pistol per state law). I complained to the owner, a few weeks later I was told by another employee there (the owners wife I belive) the same line of bullshit. I have never been back, I regularly drive past this store to drive to another store to spend my money, I won't even get a hunting licenses there. I've heard that the new shop in town has put the old shop out of business and I hope it's true
  21. So does this PLCAA also protect other legal company's such as tobacco product manufacturers, Alcohol manufacturers and car manufacturers ect?
  22. I have no problem complying with a stores policy to show my FPID card but I always ask why. If their response is store policy I'll gladly fork over my card. If the answer is state law then I'll call them a lier to their face and walk out and never return. However if I experienced what Jim Hartman described I would immediately ask to seek to the owner and complain, that is no way to treat a customer. Just remember that good help is hard to find so it may not be the store owners fault just a dumb ass employee.
  23. Clearing double feeds without taking my hand off the grip.

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