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At that rate of development, it will be like NJ in no time. Sounds scary to me.

So, it is still the same procedure to sell a pistol FTF (private) until October 1, 2018? Then have to go to an FFL after October 1? I'm thinking of selling a pistol and just checking.

1,100rds of Golden Bullet on Tuesday.

At least the State is finally admitting they view law abiding citizens and criminals as one in the same.

Remington GB 36gr hp also has the most velocity and energy out of all of the bulk 22lr ammo, including CCI Mini Mag. Which of course makes it most suitable for semi auto actions. And yes, the head of the bullet spins, that's how they were designed, and that never caused me any problems. GB is also the factory recommended ammo for use in Advantage Arms 22lr conversion kits, because of it's excellent performance. I understand that when GB first came out it was less than stellar and left a bad taste in people's mouth, but the new and improved GB is leaps and bounds ahead. Try it, you'll see. Again, I use it exclusively for 22lr shooting and buy it in bulk. Also to note, there is a 40 gr golden Bullet and a 36 gr hp golden bullet. I am talking about the 36 gr hp GB.

I exclusively use Remington Golden Bullet 36gr hp. All I own is semi auto 22's. I/we shot 1,100rds of GB Tuesday @ Cherry Ridge. Had 0 failures to fire. It's not that dirty either.

That could become a new cool thing - nudist range. Although, that hot brass....

I would mind my own business. If I happen to see them driving out of the lot at the same time I was, I would completely avoid them by waiting a few minutes to drive away or go a different direction.

Don't worry, I'm sure they will get exempted.

Idk, I've eaten at Peter Luger's (both in Brooklyn and Great Neck), and I find it's way overrated. I prefer their burgers over their steaks. Their steaks are chewy and tough most of the time. I prefer Arthur's in Morris Plains over Luger's any day. But then agian, I also like Charlie Brown's queen cut prime rib, so what the hell do I know. Did anyone mention Steve's Sizziling Steaks on Rte 17? The damned saltiest steaks you will ever have, but they are delicious. (Yep, 3 posts above, hahahaha)

I would take a BMX bike to the Tour De France.

NJM

Ask me how I know.

Insurance companies are hip to the unsafe operation ticket and will penalize for it. And to the OP as far as failure to signal, I don't know if you did or didn't signal, but I am glad see cops still giving tickets for this. The new norm seems to be not to use your signal to change lanes anymore, and I for one would like to see a crackdown on this. Failure to maintain lane is also a huge problem nowadays.

He drank the whole damned thing before anyone else got a chance.

That reminds me @Zeke still owes me a case of Sam Adams. Burgers. One of my favorite burger places is Broome St Bar & Grill, Broome St Manhattan. They serve them in a pita pocket.

Kudos for her bringing a law suit. BUT, the 2nd amendment is not about hunting or competitive sports. Let's get back to basics and sue for it's true intentions.

Yeah, let's sue PA. Because Jersey laws don't need suing first.

I was just down at the Home Depot. I picked up a few gallons of white privilege. High gloss. Going to paint the whole house with it.

So, in a State of emergency, the most probable time when you would need to defend yourself, you are stripped of that right. This stuff is just unbelievable.

POS? I guess that's relative to what you plan on doing with it. I wouldn't use it a HD weapon or take it to the front lines in Afghanistan, but as a range toy it's suitable.

Most likely carry permits. I work with a lot of guys from NY. They always told me it costs about $3000-$4000 to get your NYC carry permit.

Personally, I would not break my muzzle, but instead, I would get a muzzle BRAKE for it.

Doesn't matter. I just looked it up and PA doesn't honor MD or NY. Actually PA only honors 25 States. But I still think they just hate us Jersey folk coming there to walk around with guns.

Not like NJ residents. MD carry permits are attainable. This is clearly aimed at NJ residents.