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Start by reading your own link, you're starting out with an unlawful upper. Pistol grip, flash hider, and bayonet mount = 3 evil features. How to tell if the following are legal in NJ Semiautomatic Rifle

E-mail for this week: Hi Folks, This Sunday at TRPC is Static Steel Match. Bring plenty of ammo. And bring your sun glasses! We have all new lighting on the range. RO will be Big Al Sunday Nov 12, 2011 Arrive at 5:30 Shooting at 6:00PM $10.00 FYI: Saturday and Sunday is TRPC's annual Turkey Shoot. If you want to be the Hero for your family, arrive early and win that Thanksgiving Bird. Turkey Shoot shuts down at 5;00PM

With some different gear and a lot of practice:

Less about the splatter(there's always fragments flying around when shooting steel), more about reducing wear on the steel. No one's going to chrono your loads, so unless your running magnum or obviously hot loads you won't have a problem

They're running this match a little different this week(I believe to save time with set up and break down). No movement, no barricades, no drawing from holster. Start with gun in hand, muzzle on table and blast away at the start signal. Babaganoosh -Steel is close enough that any shotgun will work.

I would shoot a few more matches before I decided on a specific division to shoot in but if your deciding between those two,I'd go with the G35. The full size frame and extended barrel are going to lessen the difference in felt recoil between the 9mm and .40S&W. You could shoot the 35 in both production and limited 10 without loosing the major power factor scoring in limited 10. Most importantly,start reloading.

Have to vote again. USPSA rules on elections is 51% majority for a win. Voight and Strader in run-off.

The RULES for those who haven't shot this match before.

.22 will take down most of the plates. The full size poppers are tough, but can be done if you shoot well enough to put your hits on the very top edge, or do quick double taps high on the popper. The shoot tomorrow is part of a 2 day match, pre-registration was required.

Last years match Match using weapons from the Soviet "Empire"

Anyone going to OBRPC this weekend, your most important piece of gear will be bug spray! All this rain has been good for the mosquitoes, they were brutal today.

Canceled

If I'm in your position, I'd plan on doing more shooting with the 9mm-just for the ammo cost.

I'd call that a dagger, no good under 2C:39-3e "...without any explainable lawful purpose...", good luck explaining.

Scores are posted HERE

They shoot steel on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at OBRPC. I believe the 1st Sunday they use the official SCSA stages, the 3rd Sunday's steel league they set up original stages.

Online ammunition retailers that ship to NJ after sending a copy of government issued ID https://surplusammo.com/ They require NJ FID and DL Have had good performance with about 1500 rounds of the BVAC reloads.

I've read on some other boards that CProducts has been going through a reorganization and may go out of business.If you find any of their products you like in stock somewhere, buy them now.

When the New Jersey AWB was enacted, owners of weapons covered by the ban were given a grace period to register them so they could legally retain possession. If your dad did not do that, he has an unlawful weapon and you should dispose of it ASAP.

4th degree crime-punishable by up to 18 months.

SIDEARMOR

My bill seems to creep up .50 -.60 cents a month, always increasing taxes and fees. Going to get worse

There are two ways to connect to the internet. Buy a Xbox wireless network adapter and connect through your wireless network. Or if your wireless router can accept a wire connection as well, buy a network cable and plug it in. You may need to adjust some network connections on your PC, if I remember the Xbox will walk you through most of the set-up.

Although I agree with many of your assessments of this specific situation, and the NJ firearms laws in general, referring to our elected and law enforcement officials as "Clowns" and "Morons" does not help the cause. We had a win last week with the NJSP decision, but we weren't happy trusting information from our local FFL's whose business's depend on them knowing and staying in compliance with the law. We could not be patient enough to let our dealers confirm this ruling and had to flood the NJSP with calls and we are again unable to purchase a firearm that appears to be well within the law. Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy!! **Let the flaming begin.**