Old Glock guy

Done. Can we please get this done while I am still able-bodied enough to benefit from it?

Good article! I hate The Record, but I still read it a few days a week, mostly for the sports, local news, and puzzles. Also, I like to read the opinion pieces and letters to the editor, mostly just to torture myself.

That sounds like a good way to do it. I just tell them that I have a locked, unloaded firearm in my suitcase, and I have never had a problem. I don't go to quite the lengths of the OP to secure my gun, but I generally lock the slide back and put a cable lock through the action so they can clearly see that it is unloaded. I agree with others who say that you should take some ammo with you. At the very least, it saves having to look around for it when you reach your destination. (Although in Texas, they probably sell it right in the airports.)

Welcome from another resident of northern Passaic County (Wayne). Consider checking out Thunder Mountain in your neighborhood. It's a fun place to air out your shotguns and break some clays! Don't have a shotgun yet? Don't worry, you will. :-)

Saiga 7.62? NJ legal out of the box, as far as I know. You can convert it at your leisure.

Damn, it's the quick and the dead on that one! I already have one, but I would have grabbed another at that price.

P2P's are not about background checks. They merely serve as another deterrent to gun ownership in New Jersey. Well, I guess they also provide a source of registration, so the state can know where the handguns are when they decide to round them up.

So after all the fight to keep the documents secret, including the use of executive privilege, this proves what most of us knew all along. That's a huge revelation. Wanna bet it goes nowhere?

Yes, that's a great price for 00 buckshot. Seems like a lot of places have been dumping Estate buckshot, so not sure if it's discontinued or what. Once heard a guy call it his favorite cheap shotgun ammo. Not sure if I would trust my life to it, but it's fine for plinking and blasting away at paper.

Wow, there's still logic and reason in Free America! Unlike here in PRNJ, where the courts say, "What Second Amendment?"

That is really mind-boggling, that a traffic jam constitutes a deprivation of some undefined constitutional rights (life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, although that's from the DoI, not the Constitution?); but the right to keep and bear arms, which is specifically enumerated, has no standing in NJ. And BTW, I think we need to give serious thought to changing our narrative from RKBA to the right to defend ourselves and loved ones.

Damn, I'm just waiting for a "go" sign on this one.

Loved the video! I'm going to have to make it back to one of these sometime soon. Coincidentally, passed right by there on Saturday morning, and had the same thought.

Just another poll that will never see the light of day, even though it has nearly 50,000 respondents.

A bill like this seems to get introduced every now and then, but of course, it never goes anywhere in this state that does not acknowledge the Second Amendment. (Note the date of the companion bill in the Senate: 2/24/14, so it's been sitting there for ten months.)

I have been perfectly happy with my cheap (under $100) Barska for the last few years out to 100 yards. Seems fine, but admittedly I have not compared it with anything else.

Too bad it wasn't ammo!

I see they are offering free shipping this weekend.

Ordered a couple of items from them recently, and received them promptly.

That was the first thing I thought.

Any updates?

As I understand it, the orange card goes outside the case. If it's in the locked case, what purpose does it serve? And yes, I have found that the procedure is often different, even at the same airport. It's been my observation that in general, it is handled more casually at airports out of the NY/NJ area.

Wait, that's not your picture in your avatar? OMG, what a relief! :-)

Great advice! You're better off making a steady, consistent effort than trying to kill yourself to get back in shape. The result of the latter is usually burnout and/or injury. Check out Pain Free by Peter Egoscue. It's a book of simple, gentle exercises to help with aches in different parts of one's anatomy. It has done wonders for me over the past ten years or so. You can get some info at: www.egoscue.com

Hey, glad you're OK. That could have been nasty.