SpacemanFry

Way to go guys!!

I'll play, since few others are playing. Assuming I'm still living in NJ, yes I would probably go through that to get the CCW but I would most certainly support any lawsuit against it (monetarily if needed). Or probably more likely just move to PA and get theirs and use the reciprocity.

This kind of argument really pisses me off, just like how other people selectively apply Constitutional rights to some things but not others. Ultimately IT DOESN'T FREAKING MATTER if one believes the advances in firearm technology were not foreseen by the founders, the right is freaking enshrined in the Constitution and unless there is an amendment to repeal it or amend it then everything else should not matter.

Wow, that is so utterly ridiculous I'm speechless.... I really hope there are some lawsuits in the works.

You can't use 4 within first 90 days. Since it's one gun per 30 day period you can only use 3. And then with extension another 3 for a total of 6 (unless you use exemption).

It's the job of police organizations to believe these things. As long as they follow the laws and rules (ie need warrants, judge approvals etc) and there is oversight. It's our jobs to ensure that's the case and to fight them on it.

Thanks guys. Any recommendations on tumblers? What about wet vs dry tumbling/cleaning?

So, I have not started reloading yet, but I see it in my not too distant future (a few months out). I going to start collecting brass from my shoots and I was wondering if there was anything I should do to it to ease my use of it later or just collect it in a bucket and let it sit there?

Basically, though there are some member discounts and some included insurance (AD&D and firearm coverage against theft/loss/damage etc)

On top of all the other listed reasons, it also pisses off crotchety old men who like to complain about sh*t outside their comfort zone.

My guess it's Sportsman's Center since he ordered something else from there, probably at same time: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/31632-suggestions-for-an-inexpensive-scope-for-a-marlin-60/

I bet if you were alive during the 30s you'd be one of those misguided youths who'd answer the call to return to the Fatherland....

I probably have too many to list here, but here are some that come to mind: - sweeping - people calling guns "gats" - mall ninjas (or equivalent) that say stupid **** like 5.56 is way underpowered and if our soldier had a choice they'd choose something else - people that say M16/M4s are unreliable - people that think anything under .45ACP is underpowered pistol round - people that think you should should aim for limbs to disable an assailant and not shoot to kill him - people that say things like "excessive firepower" - people that use terms like "assault weapon" - people that don't understand how a trigger safety (like the Glock safety) is a safety - people that argue anti-gun without any actual experience - people that say things like: "what do I care about OGAM/mag restriction/etc, I only shoot X" - people that talk about how they are god's gift to shooting on a forum etc....

JFC the BS in this state never ceases to amaze me... seriously, they're running out of paper permits??? Though I guess if they have state employees printing these out instead of getting them from a company I can see how that may be possible since usually 1000 state employees work output equals about that of a starving hamster.

I disagree. As a nation the peak of anti-gun was the 1994 AWB but since then the pendulum has started swinging the other way. The recession, slow economy and record distrust of the government will only push the sentiment more towards gun ownership. The SCOTUS needs to get and decide on another major 2A legislation to further build the case that it's unconstitutional to restrict 2A. The major goal this decade should be to get as many 2A related suits before SCOTUS as possible and hopefully win most of them as that builds stronger and stronger precendents for future decisions. Once it's enshrined in SCOTUS decisions then the only way the Gov will be able to go back to infringing will be through an amendment, which I don't foresee passing anytime soon. We get it mipafox, you're jaded, NJ blows, we're all gonna die blah blah blah... it's not really necessary to remind us of this in every possible thread.

Gee might that be cause we were founded by the British??? Oh wow look at that, there are other states & places named after places in England... PS - hehe... sorry, the smartass side of my just wanted to come out

I've always liked Colorado and would love to move there, however there are few jobs in what I do there. More realistically in the short run (3 years or so) I will probably end up moving across the river into PA while still maintaining a reasonable length commute to work into NJ.

Welcome!! Great to see more spouses joining the sport and the boards!

This being NJ a pump buys you a few things that you can't have on a semi like more shells (ie 10+1 extensions), pistol grip etc. And it's a lot less likely to have any problems (not that nowadays a well maitained semi is likely to have any issues).

Read it here: http://cjuspsa.org/?q=node/2 "Make sure you have a holster that covers the trigger guard, at least two magazine holders for your belt, and enough magazines to hold at least 40 rounds." That being said the general consensus seems to be you should have 4-5 mags

LOL, time for you to wear the helmet for a while

You're a bigger man than I. If I would have been in your shoes I'd totally have written the president a letter afterwards saying "I told you so" (of course after graduation!).

The wind?

First handgun means you need lots of practice. Lots of practice means lots of ammo. Lots of ammo means lots of money. Cheaper cost per round of a 9mm means you get to practice a lot more. Ergo go for the G19 Also get a 22LR handgun next. Then move up to larger caliber. IMO anyway.

I assume he was being sarcastic.... always the problem with the interwebz, hard to convey inflection in a text post