DaveR

I would have to go with not legal in the slightest without a NJ CCW. The biggest problem would be that NJ and federal firearm transportation laws require that the firearm is not directly accessible. Could not find any rules for PATCO, but Amtrak requires a firearm to be in checked luggage. Stories like this ( http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/08/2_men_arrested_on_nj_transit_b.html ) show you how messed up Jersey is.

Out of curiosity, if you are a NJ resident, how did you get a PA CCW? PA only issues to residents of other states if they have a CCW from their home state.

7/1 http://www.vsp.state.va.us/Firearms_Reciprocity.shtm

If you ever start loading lead, give Trailboss powder a shot. Near impossible to double charge as it would overflow the case. Produces light target loads, Even makes the 44 mag enjoyable.

To get the ballot you need 5 year continuous if yearly, life or higher. Otherwise no ballot in the March issue.

Call and ask, they take as low as first steps or passing a hunter education course. What I find with Florida is that they verify the NRA instructor online, probably like a site like https://www.nrainstructors.org/InstructorAdmin/verify.aspx all you need is the instructor ID and last name to check. Problem is that if the instructor retires or does not renew, the training becomes invalid according to Florida as the trainer info can no longer be verified.

What happens to all the captured bullets at a range? I can't be the only one tossing lead at the target.

Don't see a notice to the state yet, but the below site is informative. http://lwd.dol.state.nj.us/labor/lwdhome/warn/2015/warnindex.html

Winchester USA on sale $17.24 A/P email from Dicks on Tues.

Liking the comments that are starting to show on the FB page... I wonder how they can legaly cancel out of a contract.

So true with statistics. Only way to convert an anti is take them to the range. Or have them survive a situation where they learn that 911 is not the calvery they expected.

Big Brother looking out for us always worries me. http://articles.latimes.com/2011/dec/20/nation/la-na-terror-checkpoints-20111220

Been to the range several times, but never purchased ammo. Considered doing a couple of rentals, just haven't gotten around to it. Will also be joining in the future to force me to hit the range more often, at least to get to the break even point. Out of curiosity, what is not TOO bad, say for 9mm. We all know what standard price is at the LGS, I'd expect a few of bucks over those prices for members, a bit more for non. I'd just hope that its not like a $10 bucket of popcorn at the movies. Guess I can always ask next time I stop in, but I can't be the only one wondering.

They drop into my hand not holding the deprimer. I'ver got an old Lee-1000 which does not handle spent primers well without modifying your loading bench, So harvey deprimer works well while watching TV, I drop the spent primers into a solo cup. Great for preventing Berdan primed brass from sneaking in. Since I dry tumble the brass I find I spend more time inspecting the brass when deprimed to make sure no material in flash hole. I also have an extra depriming rod to poke out any stuck material and it works great for a primer size check, it fits in the large primer slot, but not small. Great if you run across .45 with small primers. But yea, it does take a bit longer, but things go smoother in the long run, at least for me. I'm never fortunate enough to only have one caliber of brass on hand, so its deprime, tumble, inspect, sort, reload.

Hanover finally updated their web site. ....Motion failed, application denied http://www.hanovertownship.com/portals/1/Meeting%20Minutes/BOA/2014/BOA_12-18-14.pdf

From the old airgun days I've used Beeman MP-5 Metapholic oil for external.

Definitely not NJ, but: http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/17/us/oklahoma-police-chief/index.html

Personally I'd go with doing it myself, and only go the lawyer route if denied. An expungement is mainly filling out forms and supplying required documentation. Give this a read, it outlines the proceedure. http://www.lsnjlaw.org/Publications/Pages/Manuals/CYR.pdf IANAL, but it runs in the family.

If only Hanover would update their web site, latest meeting minutes is only Oct 16, 2014

Reading through the laws I can find anything covering having to two firearms in your posession at the same time. Shotgun and centerfire rifle can be used during the day and shotgun only at night. Best course of action would be to just contact the Division of FG&W with the question since their agents would be the ones making the decision in the field should it come to it. www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/contact.htm

The store in Paramus regularly has 40 round boxes of American Eage for 2.49, stoped by tonight for some 9's but they were sold out, but had plenty of .22. They lifted the 3 box limit on everything except .22 Oh, and no Chaps

For Florida don't forget to lightly print your name and date of birth on the back of the photograph If using NRA training, make sure the instructors name and ID number are printed on the certificate, they do an online lookup using this info.

Wouldn't bet on it. When Jersey decided to require training for boat licenses there was no grandfathering. You had to take the class and pass the test or lose your current boat license.

Sounds like the proper response.

In Jersey you would have to throw it back for being illegal.