deadeye74

My township does something similar. Once you register your pet for a license, you get a yearly renewal reminder. If you don't pay on time, they automatically send a nasty gram in the mail with an additional fee for the license. The difference is you have the chance to call them and say if your dog is dead or no longer with you. Not sure if you get an actual summons to appear if it's ignored.

That's a pretty pig!!! I'm hoping to make this a yearly trip. From what I was told, my in laws and the surrounding farmers often bring in hunters a few times a year to help protect the crops. I'm looking at going down in the fall.

I have a 90 pound lab that gets cage aggression so no crates here. Being she is 10 years old and is picky about how she sits, she would be very uncomfortable being tied in to the car. I often dream of a day when a government agency will just let us make our own decisions and not fill our lives with BS!

I did pick up a lupold scope today. Will be sighting it in very soon. I chose hand gun hunting for both the challenge and the fact that the pistol takes less room in the car than a rifle. Now it's just a matter of bullet weight and brand. This may be my excuse to start loading my own ammo!

I am in their good graces would not even think about visiting if I was on the s$&t list!

Does anyone here have experience hunting hogs? My soon to be southern in laws have given me an open invitation to come hunt hogs on their farm in Georgia. I recently purchased a Ruger Super Redhawk .44mag with 7.5" barrel to take when I go. In reading articles and posts all over the Internet, it seems there are two preferred rounds to use when going after hogs. They are both semi jacketed soft points, either 240 grain or 300 grain. I'm practicing with Fiocchi 240 grain now since they seem to be more affordable. I'm going to be trying some Hornady 300 grain XTP soon. Anyone have any input on this? Also, can anyone recommend a half decent pistol scope?

Welcome from Camden County!

That's a good point. Unless they pass a law which banns NJ residents from bringing ammo into the state without a FFL license probably nothing. As I mentioned before, this is just another BS law that we have to put up with being law abiding gun owners. I wonder how many criminals have been arrested and convicted because the ammo used in their crime was traced back to a log book at some gun shop to prove they bought it? What was the reason (other than to punish legal gun owners) for the FPID to get ammo law?

Reading this I promise you i will leave word that if I ever get Alzheimers all scissors are to be removed from my residence. Ouch!

The whole FPID for ammo law is feel good BS. Even if all online and mail order sales were banned, you could still drive to PA or another state, buy a truckload of ammo, and bring it home. Unless of course the NJSP does what they did with PA firework vendors a couple of years ago and put plants over the border to watch who comes out of the stores the pull them over for a "routine stop" when they cross back into NJ. Just another example of useless nanny state crap.

This may seem like a silly question, but then again we have silly laws here! If an intruder breaks in and you retreat to a room on the first floor of your home, are you expected to pop the window screen and run out of the house? For some reason I have a vision of a prosecutor somewhere in NJ arguing that you should not have shot or confronted your attacker because it was feasible to jump out a window. Isn't it pathetic that we have to discuss things like running away while a thug is breaking in to steal your stuff or hurt your family?

Love it! The SRT trigger is very short indeed! The sights jump out at you, very quick acquisition on the target. Before you take it out to the range, get it home and clean/lube it well. I use slide glide medium. The slide moves as smooth as glass. I suggest checking out the Sig forum for tips and recommendations. Gunsmiths from Grays Guns and Sig are both on that forum. Here is a link to the forum and the P226 lubrication guide. http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/430601935/m/908103701 Keep plenty of ammo on hand. It goes quick when you load 60 rounds into the 4, 15 round mags!

My fiancee is constantly up my a$$ about going to the range! She wants to go every time I go. She's got her FID and is saving up to buy her own pistol. Her mother and sister are also on me to come to the range as a guest so they can shoot. I do believe her younger sister is a bit jealous every time I pick up some new hardware. She's been trying to save for over a year to buy herself a Glock but keeps having car problems and ends up tapping into her savings. My future mother and sister in law both took a first steps pistol class last year and break my stones about how they took the class but I'm the one with the guns (I did not take the class).

Telco in Atco has a 0 guest policy. I belong to SJSC. You can bring up to two guests with you each time you go. It cost $10 each. When you sign in at the range, fill out a guest envelope, put your $10 in, grab a guest badge and go have fun. I looked around at different ranges before I joined, and SJSC seems to be the best bang for your buck. Also keep in mind it is well maintained. It's not just a hole in the ground to go shooting at. 99% of the people I have met there are very nice and the staff is a pleasure to deal with.

I have the same exact gun. Like Pizza Bob mentioned above, I prefer Federal American Eagle 180 grain FMJ. Have not tried the TMJ yet, but I seem to have the best luck with Federal ammo out of all my pistols. No complaints here!

I will comment on pictures and articles others post on Facebook, and "like" pro 2A groups however I do not post pictures of my collection. I have pro gun friends and anti gun friends. Theres no need to go posting on Facebook about how many guns you have or when your going to the range, etc. BlueLineFish has an excellent point about Facebook being able to hurt you. LEO or not, there has been mention about people going through divorces/child custardy cases using Facebook posts as evidence in court. In this liberal state, posting pictures or stories about your guns could probably end up being used in court as evidence to try and prove your not a worthy parent or some kind of potential threat if you ever ended up in a civil or legal cases.

So far this year: Sig 1911-22 FNP 9mm GP100 38 special Sig P226 tac ops .40 Super Red Hawk 44 One permit left to use by end of summer and I'm eyeing a Colt Delta Elite to the wish list along with a couple of long guns.

You would think that with the state creating a tourism district and trying to sell the town as the place to be that one of the top priorities would be to get the homeless and drug issue under control. I hate to use the term dumping ground, but What sense does it make to build tons of shelters and low income housing in an area that you want to attract million dollar investors and families to? Granted that the original idea back in the 70's was to allow gaming to revitalize a deteriorating town, most people held out till their prime property values skyrocketed, sold, then left. What's left is a less than desirable crowd that is on the other end of the spectrum from what you would want in a resort town. I know for fact that neighboring towns have flat out rejected proposals to build rescue missions and fight tooth and nail to keep section 8 housing away. There has to be a better answer. The problem starts at the federal level. Keep supporting and feeding a system that allows people to live off the government and they have no incentive to go out and better themselves. Now that more people are having kids and raising them on "the system", it's pretty hard to motivate them to grow up and reach for a better life when all they know is to take from everyone else.

Two men found guilty of handgun possession in Atlantic City http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/communities/atlantic-city_pleasantville_brigantine/two-men-found-guilty-of-handgun-possession-in-atlantic-city/article_91800334-a58d-11e1-90c2-001a4bcf887a.html Not too many details in the story surrounding the case but it's proof big brother is watching you!

I would say as long as the hand gun is "NJ legal" you should be ok securing it where your staying.

You will see me tomorrow with a P2P in hand to pick up that sexy super redhawk that's been in your safe!

We must all be in the same boat. Dance recital in June, kid birthday party in July, and I'm getting dirty looks around here cause I have not yet planned the summer family vacation.

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