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JackDaWack

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  1. Anyone order from here? Still waiting on shipping info.
  2. TITLE 13. LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY CHAPTER 54. FIREARMS AND WEAPONS SUBCHAPTER 1. FIREARMS PURCHASER IDENTIFICATION CARD AND PERMIT TO PURCHASE A HANDGUN N.J.A.C. 13:54-1.7 (2015) § 13:54-1.7 Validity of a State of New Jersey firearms identification card and permit to purchase a handgun and form of register (a) A State of New Jersey firearms purchaser identification card shall be valid until such time as the holder becomes subject to any of the disabilities set forth by law and this subchapter pertaining to an applicant's eligibility. Upon becoming subject to any of the disabilities set forth in this subchapter, the card shall be void and shall be returned to the Superintendent within five days. A State of New Jersey firearms purchaser identification card shall not be valid for more than 30 days after the information contained therein is no longer reflective of the issued person, that is, current address, name change, and/or sex change. (b) A permit to purchase a handgun and form of register shall be valid for a period of 90 days from the date of issuance and may be renewed by the issuing authority for good cause for an additional 90 days. In no event shall a permit to purchase a handgun be valid for more than 180 days from the date the permit was originally issued. What a bunch of C*nts
  3. DESPITE every ones claims on liberal regulations for hunting... there is a record low of hunters in general.
  4. Anyone shooting this stuff out of 1:7 barrel? How is the accuracy?
  5. My bank account would just like to say you guys suck! 500 bucks worth of powder should hold me over for the next election/massacre.
  6. What makes you say that? I've never loaded their .223 cases but their 5.56 cases are lake city and good luck finding something better for the $$. I reload their 9mm and .45 cases with zero issues.
  7. Prochrono digital, it has the best track record I could find.
  8. Well, u can get the vertex worked if u want the smaller frame.
  9. what would be the point? You can't load and use it, even if you were being attacked.
  10. lol, most of these animals are problems in the conservative suburbs.
  11. I've thus far only purchased shotgun ammo from them, seems to be the only stuff priced to sell
  12. Do NOT ASK YOUR TOWN!!! Holy hell dont you people learn.. Either look up the town ordnance on line or get for them at the town hall. DO NOT ask such a direct question, some idiot asked here about bows and now they literally wrote in an ordnance a month later. Your town may never do such a thing, but the chance is there.
  13. Wow, that's pretty nice, been waiting for something like this to come out for my .22. Now i just need to find a nice SS barrel to match my receiver.
  14. When PSA offers free shipping i usually jump on these. I grabbed a case at 30 cents a round a little over a month ago.
  15. PSA had them at like 390 shipped 2 weeks ago.
  16. You listed quite a few NJ statues that make absolutely no mention of hollow points, can you bold the parts of these statutes that apply to making them illegal during the commission of a crime. And even still, weapons charges are only tacked on to those specific violations listed in the statute.
  17. I'm not a 100% sure, but i don't think so. P2P still required in NJ though. SO technically still BG check, Just not sure on the nics. However, outside of NJ there is no regulations on BB guns.. They are not firearms and stores are not liable for selling to out of staters.
  18. Well, if you had put in 10k hours playing pool, and knew nothing about it prior... i would say you'd be pretty damn good either way... The goal is to exercise your time with quality training.. it would be equivalent to going to the range 24 hours per week for 8 years. It doesn't matter what your routine is, if you don't consistently push yourself, you well never excel in anything. The 10k hours implies a trial error method, where you have vested all the error in those 10k hours. A mentor type scenario reveals years of experience in hours for a student to practice and later master.
  19. There is NO background check for BB's guns even in NJ.
  20. Yeah, lets not get into another hollow point debate for gods sake.... use the search function and clear your calendar. My only input to this is, If you don't expect people from outside NJ to fully know NJ gun laws then they shouldn't be talking about them as truth and they certainly shouldn't be giving advice. Secondly, if you live within 1 hr from NJ, its safe to say part of the customer base is from NJ, and it would be assumed your familiar with NJ laws. Regardless, these shops know what they can and cant sell, and are fully aware the only limitations are on Rifles. To mention anything about ammo is down right irrelevant, even if it was illegal in NJ.
  21. I picked up a case of 175 00 federal in the ammo can just to have. All my loads are federal power shock in bb 2 3 and 4 3" a case of each for the hunting season. I picked up a case of federal target loads 7 1/2 3" for clays
  22. I spoke with an instructor and basically he said that the questions online serve for questions on the exam. The field walk through the guy basically goes over the... hey remember this for the test.. I took the exam in probably under 25 mins, didnt study and only got one wrong after doing the online voucher.

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