LastShot
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Curently on the job I could understand........... These retired LEOs should be thanked for their service. Retired \Re*tired"\, a. 1. Private; secluded; quiet; as, a retired life; a person of retired habits. [1913 Webster] A retired part of the peninsula. --Hawthorne. [1913 Webster] 2. Withdrawn from active duty or business; as, a retired officer; a retired physician. [1913 Webster] Being RETIRED Means just that,NO longer doing what you did...CALL 911 Like every other poor bas-ard
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Sad but true NJ Requires a fpid card to purchase any ammo that can be used in a pistle they do make .223 pistols , 30-6 pistols .410 gauge shot pistols bla bla bla. Its Time To Go
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Just a side note RTSP'S policy is "No fast or rapid firing allowed. allow at least 3 seconds between shots. Any hazardous behavior WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL FROM THE PREMISIS."
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Gunfire(lead atomization) must cause short term memory loss .LOL
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he can ship it to himself and you can sign for it, but you can not open the package. if you are trying to ship to own, it must go through a ffl
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I must disagree, on the RWS comment, the 9mm is made is Switzerland, My experiences with it has been it is a clean burning accurate round. I Goggled the Sparking Aluminum Issue and did not come up with any examples ,I could beleave steal cased sparking. Any how, I shall leave this for another thread on another Day.
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If I recall there is no issues with blazer aluminum cased, I think most ranges are conserned with the backstop damage/Ricochet of the bi metal heads.
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refer to post #61
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Ya buddy it does! so does it's companion S269 ..........$20.00 for five years I hope you Guys and Gals Wrote your emails to your legislators and ask them to support S269/A1493 "Citizens' Protection Act." This thing could go this time it has been stuck in Senate Law and Public Safety Committee since last year. John Girgenti was the chair and road blocked it,he got redistricted out. this thing could finality get posted for a vote. Well I can dream cant I?
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I am sorry you had a bad experience, I have been there many times, and have not had an issue. and in fact they went above and beyond that Sunday night. 4 hours after the range and store are normally closed. rates well with me. Be well ,and may you find the range of your dreams.
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If you can not follow rules, or RO's talking to you than Cherry Ridge is NOT for you........... Many RANTS have been posted about that place .(cherry Ridge) and then again, you hear more bad things than you hear good, because people do not complain when its good.
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Well, I for one have not had problems at the bullet hole,in fact they were running a "kids " night and I got the times screwed up, showed up 2 hrs late, and they were very accommodating they allowed my son to shoot even though the event ended hours earlier. and instead of saying sorry you missed it (which I could not blame them I screwed-up) My wife,son and I were invited into the range they went over basic safety rules, and demonstration of the cricket rifle (the event co sponsor) and my son shoot a pretty good group. As far as the old guy goes, he yells because he is Deaf (95%) but if you took the time to know him ,you would find as I have, He has a heart of gold.
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a-zoom aluminum..................ebay http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=snap+caps+223 or amazon.com
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From my personal experience,I started when my son when he first showed an interest in toy guns,guns ect. I en stilled safety rules apply to all guns(including toys) never aim at anything that you do not intend to kill or destroy(not those exact words)off target ,off trigger ect. eddy eagle rules. let him know anytime he wants to see or handle our firearms (I'll stop what ever I'm doing) We would go over the eddy eagle rules first. I would demonstrate proper handling verify the firearm is unloaded and ask him to varify the firearm is unloaded upon his acceptance of it.(always assume a gun is loaded,until you have verified it yourself) now he is 8 the curiosity is gone. he is interested in shooting but understands and demonstrates more competence that some adults I have seen. Hope this helps, Congratulations On the fatherhood Gig.
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I too would like to shoot till 9:00pm but As I stated, My understanding is an agreement with the surrounding towns, NOT rules made up by The ANJRPC , I am not trying to start a pissing match,I have been a member there for a little over a year and this is how it has been,the last revision of the rules was 1990 and I agree should be updated to reflect the latest changes,and we all know how big organisms move, slow.... And no,there is no way to keep everyone happy,
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My understanding is an agreement with the surrounding towns, NOT rules made up by The ANJRPC I guess some people do not like gun fire late in the day or early in the morning. This is also the reason there are no shots fired any day before 8:30 AM (the sun rises earlier than that to )
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You are correct,the policy has been all ranges close .5 hrs prior to sunset and increase or decrease in 1/2 hour increments as the days get longer we shall see 1/2 hour bumps till summer when the ranges close at 7:30pm we must be off the property by sunset.
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LOL That's my point, H-ll I let everybody Know I'm Law Abiding gun owner In my opinion they will be less likely to mess with you. and in conversation you would be surprised who else is.
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I doubt you mailman really gives a flying fick, if he saw the card in the mail,or the lead heads that came priority mail(outside of the fact that the 4000 heads weighed a lot) If you want to through him off the trail register at Obama for change .com If you haven't already.
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saw this awhile ago ASSEMBLY, No. 1809 STATE OF NEW JERSEY 214th LEGISLATURE PRE-FILED FOR INTRODUCTION IN THE 2010 SESSION Sponsored by: Assemblywoman CAROLINE CASAGRANDE District 12 (Mercer and Monmouth) Assemblyman REED GUSCIORA District 15 (Mercer) SYNOPSIS Makes it a crime to sell or possess products or materials designed to alter firearms to look like toy guns. CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT Introduced Pending Technical Review by Legislative Counsel AN ACT concerning firearms and supplementing chapter 39 of Title 2C of the New Jersey Statutes. BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey: 1. a. Any person who sells, offers to sell, possesses with the intent to sell, or otherwise transfer to another any equipment, product or material that alone, or in combination with other equipment, products or materials, is designed to be used to color-coat or otherwise alter the appearance of a firearm in such a way that it would lead an observer to reasonably believe or misidentify that firearm as a toy gun is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree. b. Any person who knowing acquires or has in his possession any equipment, product or material that alone, or in combination with other equipment, products or materials, is designed to be used to color-coat or otherwise alter the appearance of a firearm in such a way that it would lead an observer to reasonably believe or misidentify that firearm as a toy gun is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree. 2. This act shall take effect on the first day of the third month following enactment. STATEMENT This bill would make it a crime of the fourth degree for any person to sell, offer to sell, or otherwise transfer to another any equipment, product or material that alone, or in combination with any other equipment, product or material, is design to be used to color-coat or otherwise alter a firearm in such a way that it would lead an observer to reasonably believe or misidentify that firearm as a toy gun. This bill also would make it a crime of the fourth degree for any person to acquire or possess any such equipment, product or materials. A crime of the fourth degree is punishable by imprisonment for a term of up to 18 months; a fine of up to $10,000; or both. Do they intending on banning orange paint?
