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Mitutoyo and get a dial one skip the fancy digital ones, battery's go, and the electronics are something else that can break, dial ones alway work.

Damn,, :facepalm: I hang my head in shame..

It doesn't especially on a Glock, but remember, Glock could have been mentioned by name because the media thinks all handguns are Glocks..

It's sad but too easy to speculate with what we know from just this info. Hopefully there will be a followup story.

See 2 Posts Down Even added a +1 for that to ya Bones

I would like to think that is what would happen, but in the big scheme of things, if there was even 1/2 of .01% of the NJ state population that did that I think that would be a lot. It's easy for us to say we would, I have, I can, but when it came down to it, my decision would need to have to be based on a lot of other factors than just CCW. I still wonder if the number people in the state increased at a enormous rate over what it is today would have an impact, but after bringing that up before, the feeling was it would probably do only 1 thing, make it a longer process for us the active gun owners to get things done.

Mike, It sure isn't going to hurt you and a very good practice to get into and KEEP.

I forgot you were in town also, well that makes 4..

Tom I didn't read any of the posts but there might be a little info Here about the 989 and on the site you will probably find plenty of other info on the others.

Would have been especially bad if you were reloading..

I have no regrets either with my 650 either, I was in the final coin toss at the end and went with Dillon because of the warranty, it's one that just can't be beat.

Come on, if they take the time to mention Locked in the Trunk, what did they do run out of letters when referencing the Closed and Fastened case?? There is no mention that a LOCK is required, closed and fastened case is just that, closed and fastened. Now legally are you going to get jammed up for having a lock, NO, are you by law going to get jammed up by not having a lock, NO. Like Jon said, we need to stop making things up that are not law. Now if you think this is wrong, please sight the law that you could be charged with.

I should be there.

More the topic, but you need to re-read the whole thread and then see what Paul PK90 said as well as some of the others. The reference you made about doing it for years is a problem, well there is not problem, they are not wrong in how they are transporting them while they are in NJ.

Need more people in the media like him.

We keep this up, NJGF squads will be squads of RO's..

NYC is not NO issue so you have to assume they are a MAY issue and for that matter, when did NYC become a state, they may have some different rules in the city vs the state but NY is NY and unless they do something like Cook county in IL, it won't matter.

The comment was made if HR 822 passes, so you as NJ resident with a FL CCW would be able to carry in NY, hence the name of the thread..

Yup my call sign, and if you read the study guide and know it well, take a couple practice tests, I think they have them online, maybe some free ones by now, but there was a pretty cheap site that had all the tests and learning tools to get you ready to take the actual test. They are really good and after you know the material and think you can ace it, find one of the testing facilities that work with your schedule. Took me all of 3 hours one day to do the test for mu license and that was at a place that was 1 hour away. I probably have some info around if you might still be interested. Also, if you have shot the indoor Friday night USPSA light matches on the 1st or 3rd Friday of the month we have probably meet.

Nice addition to the family, fits right in.

Oh heck, that puts you 1 minute closer tot he range than me. You shooting Steel this Sunday? So looking at your name on the forum KC2QLM mean anything to ya?

Cool, thanks..