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This cop is a complete 180 from the officer in the OH CCW video posted the other day. If I were the CCW holder in the video, I wouldn't have an issue giving the officer my name. I'm not sure why he was so hesitant.

I've purchased a few spring assisted knives from Amazon and had them shipped to my house in NJ with no problems. I would expect Amazon to be just as strict as Sportsman's Guide when it comes to shipping potentially restricted items.

I had to pause the video because the officer with roid rage was starting to piss me off. The officer got way out of line, especially consider how calm and compliant the CCW licensee was, and I'm glad he's indefinitely suspended. If he has a previous record of being like this on traffic stops, I'd like to see him lose his badge and pension and have to settle for being a security guard carrying only a D cell maglite.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum. I've spent lots of time at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

Not to get OT but I wonder how much those would be worth without the bullet holes.

Welcome to the forum.

I have a Gerber and a Smith & Wesson SWAT. The Gerber is easier to open and close one handed. I like the flipper on the S&W. The blade lock on the S&W is a little stiff when trying to close the knife one handed. I cut myself a couple of times trying to close the S&W with only one hand.

This topic definitely gave me an idea on what to do with the 10 used bowling pins I've had for the last 30 years. I bought them when a local bowling alley was going out of business for $1 a piece. I also thought of using old plates that you would get at yard/garage sales or from Christmas Tree Shops.

I'd get a Saiga 12 with a 20 round drum. I got to shoot one last summer while working in Maine. It belonged to a state trooper I had met up there.

My S&W SD9. Eventually, I'll change to a pic of me shooting the SD9.

I thought that would work since searching for anything else in my profile pulls up my profile.

madmnk78, like DevsAdvocate said, you would have to create an NJGF circle for yourself. It would be nice if you could subscribe or link to someone else's circle. I guess another option would be for everyone to include username@NJGF under the "Other names" section of your Google+ profile. Then, if someone does a search for NJGF in Google+, it would find each member.

Got my invite. Thanks again.

I'm interested. [email protected] Thanks in advance.

I attended the new member meeting last Thursday evening, so now I'm on my 90 day probationary period. I wonder how many people would have to request it for SCFGPA to install hanging target holders on zip cords. Correct me if I'm wrong but that would allow people to work on close range (7-10 yard) shot placement while other people shot the full distance.

Mailed application: 4/5/2011 Received CCW: 6/8/2011 63 days They put the wrong birth date on it so now I have to wait another week before I get the corrected one.

Application mailed 4/5/2011 Application received 4/12/2011 I have not received the return receipt yet, nor has my check been cashed/deposited.

I was curious about the same thing. I wear prescription glasses but nothing protects the sides, so I bought impact-resistant safety glasses to go over my prescription glasses just as an extra layer of protection. My prescription glasses are also impact resistant but it rather scratch up the cheap safety glasses than my good eyeglasses.

I was searching for info about either SCF&GPA or Gun For Hire and wound up here. I lurked for only a day or two. I registered because I felt it was the right thing to do.

For the last 15 years I have been a member of the Keystone Rod & Gun Club in Bath, PA. Every year they have a Sportsman's Night in the fall where they raffle off guns, fishing poles, hunting & shooting accessories, fishing accessories and gift cards to places like Cabelas. This year they've decided to reintroduce the spring Sportsman's Night. It takes place this Saturday evening beginning at 6pm. It's open to the public. The raffle tickets are very reasonable. They raffle off a wide array of guns (.30-06, black powder, shotguns, .22 cal rifles, etc.). They offer free food and drink (beer or soda). If any of you are interested, the address is: Keystone Rod & Gun 243 Mulberry Street Bath, PA 18014 Google Directions