Anselmo

Um, pistol range? Is that the A, B, C side of the range?

Over an hour wait this morning at Range 14. Anyone know when is a good time to go on the weekend when it's not crowded? Went there on Friday and while it was crowded, there was no wait. Had a lot fun there.

Nice job.

The purpose of the law is to control who is granted permission by the state to have a gun. There are laws to prevent people from circumventing the laws on how to get the permission to have a gun. Letting your wife or friend hold your gun in your house does not rise to a level of circumventing the laws to get permission from the state for your friend/wife have a gun. Because, they don't have a gun. They just held one in a private setting. In my opinion, of course. Courts decide arguments about the meaning of laws. Until there is a court case to define this, we're just whistling Dixie.

Cheyenne is on Rt. 130 just a few miles north of Sportsmens Center. Cheyenne is much more happening with a much larger selection. Cheyenne is right next to Harry's Army Navy.

I'm arguing that this is not a temporary transfer. It's not a transfer. Just because you let someone hold something in your house doesn't mean you transferred it to him/her. That the wife lives in the same house as the gun owner she already has constructive possession of the firearm(s).

Exactly. There is no transfer.

Agreed. We need to go back and define "transfer". Is letting my wife hold my gun in our bedroom considered a transfer? I think it can be argued that is something that married folks do in the privacy of their own home and there are no laws against it.

I think only appellate courts can set precedent. ie. you can't cite a court case decision to help you in court unless it's an appellate decision. Took my 15 yr old son shooting my AR 15-22 today. He wanted to adjust the stock. I told him that would be illegal. He didn't believe me. I assured him it was the law. He said it made no sense.

This mimics the professor's arguments but reaches an opposite conclusion. If the AR is more accurate but needs more tender loving care, it makes it more suitable for the civilian than the soldier. It's not like you go fight wars from 9 to 5 and then go home to eat dinner and clean your gun. Since I'm not going to be in combat, I'm going to buy an AR.

Hickok45 and Malusa make sense to me.

I took my wife over to Surplus City in Feasterville. She joked that she should put on her sunglasses. It's a joke we have when we go to adult book stores. I explained to her that we were now in Pennsylvania and going a gun store was a normal thing not like in NJ where it's like going to an adult book store. I can't even see the ammo and prices at DSG in Burlington. They have it locked up behind the counter and the prices are so written so small. The Super Walmart in Levittown has the ammo in a glass case right in the aisle so you can see it.

Thanks. This will be my first time shooting in NJ. Usually shoot in PA.

Want to join Range 14 and take my 15 yr old son there Friday. Want to shoot rifle and handgun. Can he shoot both in my presence? Quick look at NJ gun laws mentioned temporary transfers to 18 year olds.

Looks like sports betting in NJ will be coming soon.

What about the sports gambling question?

Dick's in Burlington has a sign that talks about the "New NJ law" that requires a FID for all ammo.

Federal says 26". State says it can't be adjustable.

Pictures?

I think most all handguns are overpriced. Supply and demand in a free market. My understanding is that the gun manufacturers make the lion share of the profits and the gun stores don't make much as the profit margin on guns is pretty low. I read that Glock costs Glock like $50 to manufacture. Obviously, there are R&D and capital costs to recoup but it comes down to what the market will bear.

Post how it shoots. I might be buying one soon.

It's not the cost issues, it's the convenience of zipping through EZ Pass instead of waiting to pay. The time to pay cash for tolls can get quite long at rush hour.

since they all fit between studs, I don't think one can be roomier than another. You'll have to get creative to fit two AR15s in the safe.

Bud's: ($417 x 1.03 credit card) + $35 transfer fee + $16 NICS = $480.50 Arms N Ammo: ($440 + 15 NICS) x 1.06 tax = $482.30

No EZ Pass? Do you still have a passbook savings account?