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Its a great stock I have it on my AR. The only problem is its really short and does not fit everyone perfectly. Overall though its great for the money and has held up well over these past two years.

You might just want to buy a new shorter stock. Then you would have the option to keep it longer or shorter, plus it might be cheaper.

What coupon? I thought the coupons were not good on ammo?

Nascar, I am understand your logic. Some people do very stuipid things with dogs in the car, especially with small dogs! I have seen many people in the past put small dogs up front with them on the drivers side while they are driving, how stupid! Also a dog should not be taken down the highway with the windows open at 70mph since they could get hurt. Restraints are also not the answer since dogs will be worse off since they fight them, tangle themselves up and bite their owners for trying to put them on. The problem is that people do not use common sense! Also its much more likely that someone will get killed by rabbies from roaming cats then dogs without a harness.

When the heck was this voted on? I never heard of this law being brough up until it was passed! Are they freaking insane, my dog loves car rides because he hangs his head out the window!

Did you go to the show?

I went to the show on Sunday and brought my grandfather who was a WW2 veteran. I was a lot of fun!

You could get something like this. http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/37_336/products_id/58488/Mossberg+12+Ga+Special+Purpose18+12%22+Cylinder+Bore+Barrel+

I will be going as well. I am actually bring my grandfather who is a ww2 vet. I also have my other grandfathers origional uniform with the patches from ww2 does anyone know how to research his service history?

I would personally go with the 44 Mag since the energy is higher which should allow you to shoot further. I also think most of the bullets for the .44 are jacketed which should make you gun easier to clean. However, if you are looking for just target shooting I would go with the .357 mag/.38 special option since ammo is easy to find and the cost is about half per box. http://www.ballistics101.com/45_colt.php http://www.ballistics101.com/44_magnum.php

I am not sure where the law is they just told me that they sell to police officers as long as they provide their badge numbers and some additional info. If you want to find out more you could give them a call, I am curious myself.

PK90, Can FFL dealers own switchblades?

I agree with you that's its not worth the hassle of it and the risk of loosing your rights! Also I was suprised by this as well that police officers can own switchblades. They were selling them at the Just Knives store in Williamstown, NJ that's where I heard about this legal loophole.

I was at a knife store not to long ago and found out that its not illegal to own a butterfly knife. However, oddly its illegal to carry one.

That's what I would think! What would be considered a lawful purpose, a knive collection? I know its legal for police officers to own switchblades but it has to be registered under their badge ID.

That's an interesting looking gun! However, its not super practical unless you were a hiker and wanted a last ditch bear gun. Ammo will easily set you back around $30+ per box. One thing to consider if you were looking for a powerful range plinker would be to go with the Super Blackhawk and add a scope for long distance target shooting. It would also make a great hunting handgun.

The Dicks Sporting Goods in Deptford, NJ has a Marlin 30-30 with a scope for around $430. This would likely be a good gun for deer hunting. You will likely get better accuracy from a bolt action since you could get flat shooting calibers such as a 308. What is your budget? If you wanted to hunt in NJ you have to have either a shotgun or muzzle loader since there are very few areas you can hunt with a rifle. I hope this helps!

I have an insight x2 for my sub compact and a Blackhawk® - Night Ops® Xiphos NT for my Beretta.

The staff at Bob's s very nice and they have a wonderful selection! The only problem I have is that their prices seem to be around $50 dollars higher than most other gun stores. Ron I also understand your delemma with having kids. Depending on how old your kids are maybe you could install some intercoms and order to hear and communicate with your family at night. You might also want to think about setting up a safe room where everyone know to go just in case of a breakin, just make sure the door on the safe room is solid.

I purchased it from County Sports in Carney's Point. I think its just a standard stock but with the buffer would NJ consider that to be ajustable?

Mipafox, I was wondering is that Max-11 NJ legal? If so where can you buy these?

Hi, I just bought a Hi-point carbine with the tactical stock a few days ago. I will have to post some pics soon!

How about the stock on the Hi-Point its has a small buffer on the end could this be considered a tescoping stock by nj?

Hi Ron, I am from WD as well and really enjoy firearms sports. I currently own a Beretta 92 and its a very reliable gun but it has a few querks. The trigger in DA mode is extremely long to pull making it hard to make a precise shot. The single action mode is a bit long but its not bad. If you get the Beretta and wanted to update it I would change the mainspring to a D spring. This is sold by Beretta and should improve your pull. I also changed my hammer out for a skeletonized version which claims to improve timing and bought a wolf metal guide rod which made the gun smooth as glass. The Beretta also has a few features the glock does not have such as a double action trigger and decocker. The glock is also a wonderful choice since it has a nice trigger out of the box, its striker fired and can survive just about anything you can throw at it. Overall I personally would not use a 9mm for defense due to over penetration and is a small bullet. If you are set on going the 9mm route I would stay away from hollow points since they could get you into a lot of trouble if used in a defense situation. According to what I have heard I would go with a shotgun with a large bird shot for HD since since it does not overpenetrate making it a lot safer for your family and neighbors. However, I would try to avoid shooting at all costs and lock myself in a room if you cannot escape. In regards to outdoor shooting my family shoots at the Quinton Sportsmens Club in Quinton, NJ. Its a fantastic outdoor range since its cheap to join, very clean and offers all types of shooting. There rifle range is out to 200 yards, pistol up to 50 and they have trap, skeet and sporting clays. If you are interested their website is www.quintonsportsmensclub.com Also if you were looking for good guns shops in the area check out Eds Gun Shop in Deptford, Bobs Little Sport Shop in Glassboro or County Sports LLC in Carney's Point. If you have any questions please let me know.

Hi Everyone, The barrel is not threaded but they do sell a muzzle break. The firearm I got can be found here http://www.hi-pointf...bines/ts995.htm It does have a pistol grip and does have a rail would this be considered a Bayonet Mount? Thank you for your help! PS: Sorry for replying late I did not have the gun to answer your questions and I did not see it online.