rtquig

I was told the Dicks in Stafford Township no longer has firearms, but the person that told me who works there said a permit to sell was not renewed in time. I'll have to check for myself, but they didn't carry a variety of much anyway and seldom had the ammo I needed.

Yes, it was NIB. Took about 7 weeks to come in from the day I ordered it. I got it from Secure All Firearms in Brick. Randy was the fellow I delt with, nice guy would do business with him again anytime. Came with iron sights but I don't like them, looking for something better.

I would agree with j0n, I shoot a 22lr at a WMA and you can shoot a muzzle loader, bow, shot gun or 22lr at most. The state is has done some lead abatement at the Colliers Mills range in Jackson, and I'm hoping they are not going to start shutting down the WMA's over the lead issue. I carry my hunting license and firearms ID card when I go to the WMA. Last week my son picked up quite a bit 556 & 762 shells while there.

I'm only trying to find out that I'm transporting legal. I find it ridiculos the NJ firearm laws compared to other states, but if its the law, thats what I have to do.

I have a NJ legal Sig 522, paid $480 for it January 2011.

Last weekend at the range, my wife was able to hit a 22 once soda bottle at 100 yds. with the 15/22 with the iron sites. Now I want to get her out with the 10/22 with a scope and see her shoot. She has younger eyes, I could barely see the bottle.

I have a crew cab pick up, no cap. When I travel to the range I have my rifle(s) on the floor in the back seat area with them locked in the carry case. I keep the ammo in a locked box on the passenger floor. No ammo in the magazines. Targets in the bed of the truck. Legal?

I have found that my 10/22 is more accurate than my 15 22 but not by much. Shooting from a bench.

No, not yet. I have been taking my Sig 522 to the range lately.

I recently bought 15 round mags for the Ruger 10/22 from Delta Force. http://www.deltaforce.com/catalog/1022.html $9.95 each on sale

That comes off of the Fish and Wildlife site that is updated on a frequent basis. They have updated where you can and can't shot certain weapons but who knows maybe they won't bother you. It would be nice to shoot a 17 at the state ranges.

They are specific in the language they use. Muzzleloader is for muzzleloading firearms, shotguns with rifled slugs or buckshot and modern .22 caliber rimfire rifles only. Note they do not say .22 & .17 HMR. It would be nice, but they don't allow it.

While shooting at the Stafford WMA I have seen numerous .223, 45 and 9mm caseings, but I wouldn't do it myself and risk loosing a firearm over it.

I have the Sig 522 and have been looking for a 556 but the prices are still high although they have come down a lot. I have seen out of state 556 for as low as $850. When/if it gets to that price I'll grab one. It looks like a fine rifle, enjoy it.

I found some 15 round 10/22 mags on sale for $9.95 at http://www.deltaforce.com/catalog/1022.html . I thought that was a good deal so I bought 3. Can never have enough mags.

It took me 5 days to get a shipping label from S&W, but once sent on a Friday, I had it back the following Thursday.

They both like it, Trying to see if we can make it to the Appleseed in Winslow in April.

I took my 2 boys 12 & 16 out to the range today to sight in a Sig 522. Also took a S&W MP 15 22 that I just got back from S&W to get a spring upgrade. I didn't have a small enough screw driver to adjust the rear site on the sig so I used a pocket knife but couldn't make it work. I needed the small screwdrivers like you use for eye glasses. Good part of the day was the 15 22 was spot on and had no FTF or FTE with 400 rounds of CCI tactical run thru it. Ran about 300 rounds thru the Sig with also no problems. The Sig shot some left over Remington Golden, CCI and Aquila. Now I'm anxious to get back and site in the Sig.

I would like to join Central Jersey but the up front $650 is a little stiff. I work in Jackson and pass by it on occasion.

I also have the Truglo red dot, I bought it online at Dicks in the fall. I had to send it back as UPS destroyed it. Replacement one came within a week.

The only thing I have come across is that after shooting a coyote with a shotgun, you can dispatch them with a 22 rifle.

After firing are reading up on ammunition for the 15 22, I have found that mine likes CCI best, have been using the AR Tactical with zero problems, Federal bulk is okay but I do get some FTF every once in a while. Stay away from all Remington-golden and thunderbolt. The book that came with the MP 15 22 suggests what works best with the rifle as it can be paticular with ammunition.

Thanks, for some reason I thought the front hand grib was on the laundry list of things that made a rifle with a grip illegal. I've been thinking of getting a UGT bipod for my MP 15 22.

Are we allowd to have the front grip/bipod. Been wanting to get a bipod for my MP 15 22, but didn't know if it was legal here in NJ?

I also just found the forms that showed I worked and payed taxes to Ohio.