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Good for you for looking out for your son. I can't say I've ever gotten a job where I didn't "know someone." That's not to say I wasn't qualified, but I always had a personal in to at least get me an interview. Good luck I wish I was in a position to be an employer not an employee right now.

Pictures please. I didn't know they made the P227 Equinox.

Even in NJ I never understood the differentiation in sales policies between "handgun ammo" and other ammo. I'm having a hard time thinking of a traditionally handgun caliber that doesn't have some rifle out there that fires it.

Good topic. I am actually going to be in the market for a car soon as well. I'd like to help out a pro-2A salesman if possible? If they work for BMW that would be awesome I've been eyeing some CPO 3 series.

Not really in the market for one... but I'm going to get one to support the vets. What else might I need to attach this sling to a SW M&P 15-22?

Don't be fooled. Christie isn't our friend either. If he didn't have national aspirations he would've signed more if not all of the anti-2A bills that crossed his desk. The next time NJ has a democrat or a republican with no national political aspirations we can say hello to 10 round mag limits etc.

I wonder what happens to the rental guns used this way. I'm sure the police take them as evidence at first. Are they returned to the range/store? Are they put back in rental rotation? I know at the end of the day a gun is just pieces of metal/polymer but I'd be a little spooked knowing I was renting a gun someone used to end their life.

Luciano's on Garibaldi Ave in Lodi is really great with prices. They may not have as large a selection as some of the other bigger LGS in North Jersey but something like a G19 they should either have or be able to get their hands on pretty easily.

I agree. I usually DVR this show them watch it later without the commercials.

Sopranos, The Wire, Rome, Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire. Almost every HBO show is great.

I took a private "second steps" handgun class with Jimmy at GFH and it was great.

Fond memories of Goldeneye. I spent hours upon hours playing that game.

^ How are the Sig 1911's? I agree with the OP.. I regret ever shooting my friend's P226 Blackwater Edition because now everything else feels somewhat inadequate by comparison.

Paramus had a 3 box limit on 9mm. Per person per day.

Dick's in Paramus had plenty of 9mm today. UMC 50 boxes for $14.99. They had Federal AE in stock too. I was talking to the clerk and he said their supply of ammo has never actually decreased since the panic... the reason we're seeing more ammo on the shelves now isn't because they're getting more. It's because the panic buyers who would clear out the shelves have stopped panic buying huge quantities.

I only shoot at indoor ranges... Bullet Hole, RTSP, and Woodland Park (GFH). I really, really want to shoot outdoors and I have considered joining CR. However, I read so much negative information about the place that I don't consider it an option for me.

My car starts and runs noticeably better with any synthetic oil, especially in the cold weather.

18 months ago I remember buying UMC 9mm at Dick's for like $10-$12 a box as well. I was discussing with some friends this weekend about how we think $15-20 for 9mm is just "the new normal."

I picked up Winchester 9mm at Dick's in Paramus today... $17.99 with a 3 box limit. Call ahead before going there, not much left.

I know that the "Gates of Hell" in Clifton is a no questions asked arrest for trespassing area. Back before roughly 05-06 the cops would scold you and tell you to go home but now they ticket.

I've done Clinton Road (many many times while bored in high school), Gates of Hell, the albino neighborhood with all the tiny houses I forget where that is, and the thing in Alpine you have to drive around a few times and a ghost appears.

I know from experience with the Beretta 92A1 some shops will sell them with 10 round mags others with 15 round mags. You just need to shop around.

Saw this on another forum. Al Emory was 82nd Airborne in World War II. He's a widower living alone in a bed bug ridden trailer in Virginia. It appears that Mr. Emory has some kind of mental disability as he "doesn't read or write too good." See the link below for a local news story on this down on his luck vet. I'm also posting the link to the facebook page for him and the page where they are collecting donations to improve his living conditions. I'm happy to reach into my pocket to help out a man like this, but it's a shame the US government doesn't properly take care of veterans like Mr. Emory. http://www.nbc12.com/story/23457210/acts-of-kindness https://www.facebook.com/payitforwardformremory https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/2bMba

It's probably for tax reasons on his end. Wealthy people are very very good at knowing all the ins and outs of the tax code (or at least they have the funds to hire people who do).