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meh I have no use for them

Thanks. That's what I thought, just wanted to double check because I don't want my friend to screw up his new gun. Yeah I know about nothing longer than the chamber. I have a 2 1/2" Ithica flues lol. Not to easy to find reasonably priced ammo for that one lol.

I'm getting conflicting info online. Is it OK to shoot 2 3/4" shells out of a 3 1/2" chamber? I'm thinking it's ok but I don't want to give my friend the wrong info.

Ugh probably the only time I'll agree with Capt14k

post of the week!

Betcha your intrest is more than 8 bucks every month. That's what's killing you.

So how did you make out OP? He do the work or did you have to take it elce ware?

well that's really cool. I'm going to look into one just for that reason.

maybe a parade blank. I have a few boxes of them.

tell me about it. After shooting your citori this fall I just had to get an o/u. My Christmas money is gone but I now have a FN made winchester 101. Clays and pheasants beware!

I used to be the same way.....then I had back surgery. Now for long drives I have a lumbar support cushion. Helps out big time, still need to get out and walk around every few hours though.

So that's what those things are......I thought they were a bike lock........no wonder why no kids park their bikes next to my niece, with her mossberg bikelock. Lol. OP- I have a few lying around if you want to pick them up in Flemington their yours. I have 2 that I see now and can probably find more. All are new in the package lol

Shane I understand and can see your point that a ND can happen to anyone who.is careless. But you make it seem that everyone who handles guns allot will have a ND and that's what I don't agree with. Yes my example was flawed but my point was that even if a gun goes off unintentionally in my hand at least the bullet won't hit me or anyone elce.

We are looking at the Conway area because of the tourism in the area. The plan is to sell the home we have here and buy a bed and breakfast and or campground or something like that. But first things first, we will head up there this summer and see if we like the area then we will figure out how to make money and keep my wife at home to raise our daughter

asking on here is researching on the interweb. Lol. Ill keep the trading post in mind buy it's pretty far away from where were staying and can't stop on the way up or down because of the dogs

.Yeah going up just to spend time time in the mountains little hiking, fishing, sight seeing ect and checking out the area as a possible place to move to. In the at I've asked the same question on this forum for at vacations and had some great info on what to do and what to skip.

great! Thanks for the info. How do you like that area of NH. We're going up there for vacation/scouting out the area. I've convinced the wife to move out of state after her 98 yr old grandma (we take care of her) dies. Instead of living in grandma's house as we originally planned. So far the Conway NH area is our #1 choice.

Also if anyone has any suggestions for things to do or not do around jackson NH. Yes I know about Mt. Washington already lol.

Thanks guys for the suggeations. I figuess that we probably stop at most of the rest stops anyway, she hates car rides and is not a good sleeper so the more stops the better. Thanks for the route heavyopp ill probably take that or a close variation. As always I will follow all federal laws while transporting my firearms untill I am in a state that recognizes my Carry Permits. Keep the suggestions coming if anyone knows of a good place to stop other than a rest stop.

I know that there is a difference between someone who handles firearms often or not. I also know allot of people who carry guns on a daily basis who have never had a ND. I'm more cautious than most gun owners because I've been shot before (minor hunting accident and not my fault) that drives me to not be complacent because I don't want to get shot again or shoot someone elce by accident. In my opinion someone who is ok with the fact that they might have a ND has basically already admitted to themselves that they are not as safe as they should be with gun safety. Hell even if I were to pick up an ultra sensitive defective loaded gun and it went off in my hand without me touching the trigger I still wouldn't shoot myself because the gun would not have been pointed at me or anyone elce. I do understand what you are saying Shane but you have to admit that not everyone who handles guns allot has a ND.

My wife and I are probably crazy for planning a road trip to Jackson NH with our daughter who will be a little over a year old when we go in july. I need a place to stop and let my daughter and dogs strech their legs.I'll have hand guns and long guns with me so I want to avoid NYC and stopping in NYS at all costs. I was thinking about stopping in southern VT somewhere maybe a park or a roadside attraction with food, I'm open to ideas. Trying to make the stop about 4 hours away from Hunterdon county.

very true but there has been plenty of gun owners who lived and died without ever having a ND. Some get complacent and some dont.

while I agree both people violated most of the basic rules to gun safety the guy who just ruined his hand for life is responsible for the gun going off. I put a loaded handgun away every morning when I go to work and take it out when I get home. Every time I leave my house I lock up my loaded handgun and take it out again when I get home. I've never had a ND and I won't ever have one because I follow the 4 rules.

I have an Amish market less than 5 miles from my house, while their scrapple is good, it's not better that the stuff I get in Delaware. Packaged stuff not homemade and it's still better than anything I have had in NJ. I know what's in scrapple and I've butchered quite a few animals, That stuff dosent bother me in the least. I don't eat with my eyes as long as it tastes good it's game on.

Not even sure now because I live close to work and have 2 vehicles I drive but when I was working animal control I drove 52k miles one year driving 5 days a week.