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There is almost nothing I hate more then people abusing authority when they get some. Everybody does it, but to do it to this extent? I just hope somebody from internal affairs or somebody else with more power then that (if that article was factual) dirtbag officer does something about it.

How sad and pathetic is it that there has to be a lawsuit just to get the police to follow laws already in place. It is one thing to have to challenge bad laws, but when something already is law and isn't be followed, makes me sick. It is kind of like, why should we follow current gun laws when those whose primary purpose is to uphold laws don't have to? I'll be glad to donate later.

Thanks axeman for actually answering my question!

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Wow, crazy amount of emotion from a simple video game trailer.

All the TV shows I watch are on Showtime and HBO, and neither channel seems to be able to put out a terrible show. There are a few network shows I used to watch. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was hilarious. How I Met Your Mother was pretty good.

Where are you finding FNP-45's for 500 and FS2000's for 1300???

Name: Fort Dix Rod and Gun Club (Range 14) Location: Fort Dix, NJ Website: Public/Private: Public Membership costs: $60 a year, $30 a year for military and law enforcement; $3/hour. Membership requirements: None Guests: up to 4, at $3/hour each. Pistol: 50 yards Indoor: No Rifle: 200 yards Skeet: Yes Trap: Yes Pits: No Steel: Limited/No Extras: Archery and Paintball. Targets, spotting scopes, and safety equipment available for sale/use.

Do you think they also may have had that shoulder thing that goes up on them too?

The unfortunate part about it is that most people know nothing about what constitutes an "assault weapon", what pinning a stock means, or any of the things that we know. I bet people see this story and are honestly convinced these guys were selling fully automatic sub machine guns or something.

That seems a little far-fetched. I think the first post is probably more accurate.

No class, $10 dollars in cash, and 6 days later I can carry concealed. Just messing with you. Cool though ain't it?

I currently serve in the Air Force, and am an aircrew member. And all I can say, those jokes about AF pilots...are true! Haha. Certainly not all are like that, but there definitely are some, and as the joke goes, he will tell you! About the first post, and the letter, funny story actually. When I was deployed we got a bunch of letters from kids. We got one, while certainly tamer then that, was along the same lines as that. I wish I could remember exactly what it said. We had it hanging up in the squadron for most of the deployment. The other branches can make fun of us all they want. It is all in good fun (usually), but I usually get the last laugh when we go some place, and they get stuck in tents unable to drink, and I get to go off base to my nice hotel with the open bar and full rate per diem!

I was only half serious.

No link because it is directly from the Springfield-Armory website? Sounds like the company trying to lobby themselves for a government contract, either that, or somebody is absolutely in love with the XD45. BTW, because you aren't posting a link, you are actually stealing that information by not citing it...

I was there today. The ground was actually pretty soft. I was expecting it to be a pain, so I took my own shovel. It was actually the easiest to post a target then any other time I have been there. Not muddy, not frozen. Maybe I just got lucky and the lane I was shooting on had good ground. It seems to be hit or miss how hard or soft the ground is, sand/dirt or hard clay, and whatnot. Today was beautiful to shoot. About 50 degrees, a very slight right to left breeze for a bit, but otherwise calm. I got to (partially) sight in a new scope (wasn't able to shoot much this past 2 months, so had to mess with my firearms somehow!), got in some pistol practice. Only 2 other people there...I wish is was like that every time! I'm actually pretty upset all you guys are going this weekend. This will be my first weekend in over 2 months with a chance for me to shoot, and now you guys are going to fill up the place! Depending on how hungover I am, I'm going to try and make it both Saturday and Sunday, but that probably won't happen. Forecast calls for mid 40's, windy on Saturday, calm with slight chance of rain on Sunday. I wish it would be like Fridays predicted weather or mid-upper 50's! Correction, low-mid-60's on Friday!

I think a spoter is just a smaller version of a spotter. No incorrect spelling there. They are too small for an extra t.

I love how you can by centerfire rifle rounds and shotgun slugs no problem, but little baby rimfire rounds require a FPID, what a joke! And the FPID is for purchase, not possession. Thanks for a good response.

??????? Does and do not what??? Not sure what you are saying. But any firearm legal in NJ I can have in NJ legally without and documentation at all. Period.

I was forced to this state by Uncle Sam, I am a legal resident of NH, and thus purchased all my firearms there and brought them here legally. So yes, I have many firearms without any sort of ridiculous FID or any other stupid unnecessary document. I'm sorry for you that have to waist your time to acquire such bs. There is an area in the woods that is like a gully/valley in which is recessed into the area around it, perfect backstop. A .22 isn't going anywhere. Within 100 yards? No idea. Maybe, I'm not a friggin surveyor. Thanks Dan. That is pretty much what I figured, knowing how bad up this state is. Unrelated question, is .22lr something that requires a FPID to purchase in NJ?

Ok, next question, what is the punishment for violating a discharge law?

Honestly all I want to do is shoot my .22 in the woods behind my house. I know for a fact that shooting 7.62x39 gets the cops called...you know, from what someone told me. Citation vjf? More info: I'm renting. I have no FPID. I hate NJ.