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You would think so, and it would be logical in theory, but it's the AG requesting it so that probably carry's a lot more weight than if is was the other side, aka The Right Side, the Peoples Side, the people who can think for them selves side and many more aliases. Harry

Also waiting, looking around I have not seen anything posted here or anyplace else that I could find. Harry

very true, I don't drive anything with a clutch anylonger, but still have my Harleys, I like to know how each one like to shift with out the clutch up and down so when I am out in the middle of no where and I break a cluch cable and there ain't enough to use videgrips on to keep me going I can still make it someplace and not have to ride around in the same gear forever. Harry

To sure up the table you have, maybe you can gusset the corners of the legs to the cross brace the top, and if that doesn't do it maybe the lower cross members to the legs also. Another thing that may help if none of the works is you could double layer the top with another piece, if you really like the factory top mabe a 3/4" ply or partical board under the existing top. Just some ideas to get you thinking. Harry

I was eating lunch last Sunday with my 10-year-old nephew when his mom asked him "What is tomorrow?" He said "It's President's Day." She asked "What does that mean?" I was waiting for something profound... He said, "President's Day is when Obama steps out of the White House, and if he sees his shadow we have 2 more years of unemployment." You know, it hurts when coffee spurts out your nose... Harry

I briugh this up before and all indications and what is written in the laws on transportin in this state, there is noting written that you can't. I just follow the steps that are in the same compartment, Gun's locked in one back in a locked container, Ammo in the other bag in it's own locked container. The bag are on my Ultra and also locked. I figure i'd rather be overkill on what is actually required and be on the safe side. I also have been riding for better then 27 years and remember riding before it was a fad and fashon thing and remember getting pulled over at least once a day (one time 6 times while in a suit on the way to work) if not more just to check frame, engine numbers, guns, knives, drugs etc just because I was on a Harley Harry

The blip was for old Tran's but all the new ones are synchronized (Auto & Trucks not counting Rigs), you shouldn't need to blip it at all if your at the proper RMP's. The blip only help if you are still going to fast as not to drop the RPM's too fast, chip the tire, but again, then your not at the right RPM's :icon_e_biggrin: Harry

Im not shocked that he took the position that he is BOUND by the 2A, he never said that he was PRO 2A is how I see it. Harry

I'd go with what many of the other states are doing, NICS checks when you want to purchase and do away with all this other useless garbage. The only thing I ever see in Laws about weapons it is protects the criminals, make for a easier day to the office so to speak, as has been proven in every single with out exception for each and every society that has taken away the rights to posses firearms. The problem with the laws in the regard is it's only for law abiding and responsible gun owners, people who should have them will and they don't care what the law says, Myself I'd rather be a more level playing field and be able to defend myself and family if the need ever arises. Harry

Depending on where you found them, if it was in the city area and you dug up your rose garden and found a gun, I'd be concerned. Now if it was out in a rural area and it was an old WWII type I wouldn't be worried. Either way, I'm interested to seeing what some of the more knowledgeable folks around here have to say. Initially I'd want to find out of the gun was every involved in something that could land me in trouble, but also know the crap we see on TV isn't real either, but with my luck sometimes I'd like to err on the safe side. Harry

What part of 2A don't you agree with?? just wondering?? Harry

Anyone ever see anything official because I haven't. Now as far as fire regs that mat be different and may vary from town to town, but I can't see 1000 rounds being a problem. Heck when I get down to a 1000 of any one caliber handgun ammo and I think I'm getting real low, now don't even bring up 22LR's Harry

Thanks for the info, My friend was going to bring me to the training match today but I have been under the weather the last couple days so I guess I will have to wait another 2 weeks. Harry

Simunition may not be that far out of out future here in NJ. I attended an Orientation class at Gun for Hire last Monday. No idea on the price or the final prerequisite courses needed but it should be available to the GP soon. Harry

Well I know I won't come close to winning anything but here is what I added this year so far: Glock 19 S&W BG380 Pick up Monday: Marlin 336A 30/30 so we can add that one. On order awaiting my 30 day waiting period is a Walther P22, that one will be official on the 22nd of this month. Hey it's something to help stimulate the economy. Harry

Count me in. Harry

To the OP and all, Hi Point isn't the gun you would use as you 1 and only PP piece and yes there are plenty of better options but let me tell you , I have a number of friends who have them. It's there extra saddle bag gun for when they are on the road on their bike. Mind you, these folks aren't in NJ but TX, KS, OK etc so you can do that. It's there oh crap I dropped my gun in a mud puddle and I really don't care, wash it off and you good to go. For the price it's a great value. Many of them say it shoots well and like you can see, if you run out of ammo you can beat someone ugly with it. So to sum it up for us in the restricted state of NJ, I wound't have one, but outside of living here if I still did the road like I used to when I was younger camping for the night here and there, it's a nice cheap piece to have as a second or 3rd carry. It's not a quality gun, it's not pretty, but it does what it was built for and it's cheap, and one thing I have herd is there customer service is top notch. One girl I know didn't like the added sites on the gun she bought second hand, called CS and told them they wanted to try the stock sites and asked how much. They said noting, give me your address and we will send them out to you. Have herd other stories similar to this also. Just another point of view on Hi Point. Harry

Nice that you can place stands at any distance on the indoor range. Have there ever been any talks about putting up some sort of automated system on the indoor range? Maybe not a hi-teck system but some low cost solution. That was one of the only things that kept me from joining there and I went to Shore Shot but am having second toughs about that as a long term option. I do like Shore Shot a lot and the people there are great but I would cut my drive to the range from 45-50 minutes down to 10-15 at OBRPC. That and the ability to shoot high caliber rifles does have it appeal as does that late night ability to shoot if I am so inclined in the middle of the night at the indoor range. Have a friend who was a member there and he is trying to get me to try out USPSA and have been thinking about it. I used to shoot as a kid, mostly rifles and now just getting into handguns and an interested. How are the turn outs for USPSA? Harry

Ridiculous, while some would think that it may be a deterrent for criminals to hit a house with guns, it’s actually an invitation. What a day or 2 checking out the place to see when people come and go and hit the place for what they want. It would be like a shopping list for criminals. Then you would have the others who would say a lot of us have an arsenal, he/she has a dozen plus guns and don’t get started on 20 or 30 thousand plus rounds of ammo or more. Harry

that's the thing I really don't like about this state, born here and grew up here, got out for a few years back in the 80's just to find myself back here. It's a shame they will do things to responsible gun owners but be an every day criminal and you fall through the cracks. Understand the way I have been doing it is up to par, but can have problems depending on interpretation of the law by whom ever I may be stopped by. Harry

Oh I do use a loader, Uplula and have them for both the 22-.380 and then the bigger one for 9mm-45 and I think it's the best thing since sliced bread, not sure what it was before sliced bread but you get the idea. Harry

Thank you all for your answers. I didn't think that a mag would constitute a loaded gun and it sure saves me a lot of time with having them pre-loaded for the range for myself and someone who may be waiting. Harry

OK folks, been thinking about this and the recent thread about Walking to the range prompted this. I always transport my firearms unloaded, the pistols are in a range bag in a compartment with a lock on it. My rifles are also in soft cases and locked. I do however transport Ammo in boxes as well as pre loaded in mags and they are in there own compartment and locked. The question is the Mags are loaded, hey it saves time with being able to have 14 mags loaded for my one gun and another 5 for another and 3 for the other etc. I have seen mentioned that mags should not be loaded. Is this more for the purpose that if you are stopped less chance of a question being raised or is it part of the law because I sure can't find that written. I know the mags are part of the gun, but it''s not the gun itself and as I said the gun is locked in 1 compartment, mags and ammo in another locked compartment. Is this more of being on the safe side thing than the law?? Harry

I do agree, why do something that isn't really required. It's not like I get pulled over and announce I have firearms in the vehicle and papers to prove it. However if I was in an accident and was unable to respond all the information would be right there. Also say my vehicle is similar to one that just held up a bank or something like that, I now can show that I am not that person they are looking for and when questions about the firearms I have proof right then and there. Not saying it a good thing or a bad thing or what anyone would or should do, but over my years I have learned to have as much backup and things on my side to avoid problems. If I can do something to resolve the issue right then and there all the better. Plus when I travel to the range I have at least 3 or 4 guns with me if not more, plus a min of 5 mags per weapon and my 9mm has 14 15 round mags and the ammo to fill each of them more than 2 times. Yea it's a heavy bag. Harry

I use these, they wrok well for me and are nice and light, after you use them a few times it doesn't even feel like you have anything on other than the fact that everything is quite around you but you can still hear people when they talk to you. http://www.nrastore.com/nra/Product.aspx?productid=SA%2022630 Harry