kmill77

I'm in

I'm in.

Congrats dude!

I had a good time. Finished middle of the pack in L10. Made plenty of mental errors, plenty of room to improve but was great to use my Edge at USPSA finally.

Thanks guys!

Anyone know where scores get posted for this match?

I'm in

Nice job man, looks like fun. I've been wanting to get some steel and you've given me some ideas on what to do with it.

I'm in and excited for it.

I went, was in squad 2 also. I was wearing a black and blue North Face jacket but took it off to shoot and had my NJGF shirt on.

I'm in.

My first revolver! I love it. First gun of 2012 S&W 686 Deluxe 5" barrel 7 shot

This is another fine example of how upside down NJ gun laws are.

Also when processing your FFL application the ATF WILL contact your zoning department for their approval so sliding under the radar as an accounting firm or any other type of home business will not work. Either zoning approves a home based FFL or they don't and your only option is to rent a retail zoned commercial property. One other option that's possible is have the "ship to" address on the FFL different than your home address. This makes zoning departments comfortable because your not having guns delivered to your home but again, you need another property to ship them to so why bother.

Shore shot in Lakewood had both Gen 3 and 4 yesterday

It is truly terrible that a lawsuit like this is even possible! A good judge should spit on these guys as he kicks them out of the courtroom. +1 These lawyers should be tried for treason!

+1 for the Good Guys and Waffle House!

2. Ken

Welcome from Somerset!

It's usually a 6-8 hour day, depending if you show up early to help set up and stay to break down after. Read a few posts above though, most people who watch, wish they'd shot.

Absolutely a great story, I hope his experience and communication of it can help others.

I actually bought it and am trying to work with it now. As Mike mentioned, zoning approval is the first hurdle which I'm trying to deal with. You can ask your zoning department for a permit to run a business from your home which is usually fine as long as it's not a retail business with customers coming and going. As soon as you mention your trying to apply for an FFL and you want to sell guns the red flag goes up. My zoning officer said point blank, No I won't allow that. I asked if that was written anywhere and he couldn't answer me. At this point I'm researching my zoning laws to see if he can legally deny the request and how I might be able to overcome this. One thing I've learned is you want to have your ducks in a row before you apply for the FFL because if your denied, for any reason, it makes it almost impossible to get approved in the future. I'll update as I gather more info.

Today was a safe great time had by all. Many thanks to all the generous folks that came out and shared their toys, both steel and guns. You have to understand the gentlemen at the gate were just protecting the club, as we all know this is not the most popular state for our sport of choice and it would only take 1 knucklehead doing 1 stupid thing to ruin it for all of us. Also as Harry pointed out, they don't want to "give" the club away either. We all pay dues to help run the place so this is understandable. I hope the guests today enjoyed our club and join themselves. Again, thanks to the great bunch of people who made today a ton of fun!

I'm in. Can't wait to use my new STI Edge.