deadeye74

I wanted to ask those of you who use ultra sonic cleaners to clean your guns how often you do it, and are there any parts that you don't put in. I'm thinking of picking one up. Is MPro7 the preferred cleaning solution?

There doesn't seem to be any self appointed know it Alls dictating rules. If its legal to shoot in NJ, you can shoot it there. I go a lot of weekday mornings and there are not too many people there. On weekends I have seen a RSO who is easily identified with a bright colored vest out on the range, but again, not a ball buster with the rules. If you are interested in competing, there are events every weekend, and with the exception of rifle shoots held on their 100 and 300 yard ranges, held on a separate tactical range out back. It's also the home of Gun For Hire south. They don't schedule as many classes in Winslow as the north jersey ranges, but the do have some. You can also bring guests. Orientation is held every other Sunday check their web site for dates. Hope to see you there!

You can get credit again once the bankruptcy is discharged. The down side is that you will pay a much higher interest rate. If she goes to buy a car, it's almost guaranteed that she won't get approved for a 0% apr offer, but will get approved for an 8-15% apr. cards like orchard bank and capital one will issue cards with $200-$300 credit limits at over 21% apr plus "membership" fees.

I did an exemption for purchasing two pistols about two months ago. I submitted the forms directly to the NJSP. My local PD said they had nothing to do with submitting the paperwork for the exemption. It took two weeks to get the exemption approved. The NJSP did send the approval to my local PD who called me to pick it up with my P2P's. P2P's took 4 to 5 weeks to get approved. I did submit the exemption request after applying for the pistol permits. I think it's always worth going for it. Don't let the BS of our states gun purchase rules beat you down!

Sad but true. I have heard that 49% of the country does not pay taxes. If that number is true, it won't be hard to elect or reelect someone who campaigns on the take from the rich and give to the poor platform. My personal opinion on how to handle the section 8/ assistance issue may seem extreme to some. First, take a place that's 90% crap like Camden and make the whole thing section 8. Stop lowering property values by building these condos in regular quiet places. Second, set a cap on how much in assets they can have. If you had to put your grand mom in a nursing home, they make you give them her house and whatever is in the bank account to offset the cost of care, so how can people be allowed to drive a $50k+ car but get free everything? Drug test everyone in the family over the age of 14. If anyone comes up positive, your kicked out of the program. If moms on welfare but junior who lives with her is as high as a kite , maybe it's time mom and dad becomes accountable as a parent and not just let them run around unsupervised. I can keep going on and on and yes this sounds very communist. My point is people voluntarily go to get welfare/assistance. No one tells them they have to. They do it at their own will. Yes, there are times when honest people have a hard time and really need this help. If the programs were set up so that there were more things in place that makes it unattractive, then maybe people would start to become more responsible and stop looking to become employees of the system.

I have a friend who has a habit of working 6-8 months then getting himself laid off. He then collects unemployment till he's out of extensions. Usually he gets some sort of part time cash job when he is almost out of extension funds. Only then does he go find another job. My aunt worked for the welfare office as a case worker for over 25 years. She had stories that made our heads spin!

Not entirely sure but I know one of the Atlantic county ranges is only open to non LEO on weekends. If your close to Hammonton/Folsom, look at South Jersey Shooting Club in Winslow. It's right on the Camden county/Atlantic county line.

I would take a 12g pump shotgun and ideally a 9mm pistol. Ammo for both is fairly common and a shotgun works well in NJ for hunting (gotta eat) and 9mm ammo isn't too terrible weight wise. It's actually hard to say for sure if this would be my definite plan. Bottom line is if I have to leave the bug in spot I will take the pistol and/or long gun I have the most ammo on hand for. A similar question without stipulations is floating around on 1911 forum. Lots of comments flying! Note: edited because the op did not completely load on tapatalk app till after I responded.

I sent mine right to the NJSP about two weeks after I applied for the permits at my local PD. About two weeks after that I got called to pick up my permits and the exemption form being the state police sent the approved copy to my local PD.

15,000 isn't much considering the number of people that live in NJ. We have to get people that don't use the Internet and support CCW to sign the petition. Maybe someone can hang out at their range with an iPad and see if they can drum up some signatures.

Not to add fuel to the fire, however I think it's safe to say that ccw alone is not going to make these situations any less complicated to figure out. A whole package of laws regarding a Castle Doctrine, CCW, and dare I mention stand your ground need to be in place. It would not surprise me to see NJ pass CCW but have laws in place making it illegal to show or use your gun anywhere but inside your home/business.

It does amaze me that there are people out there that can't grasp the idea of having laws. They obviously like to leave comments on stories like this.

Yeah, the papers down here are not exactly Pulitzer prize material!

<p>http://www.pressofat...1a4bcf887a.htmlI LOVE the comments at the end of this story. They found "European armor piercing ammo" when they made the bust!Note: had a bad link to the story, should be correct now. Edited a second time. Dam autocorrect on the iPhone!

Welcome!

Welcome to the jungle!

I hate to say your probably right on the race issue. If Z gets cleared of the charges by mistrial, not guilty verdict, whatever, we could be looking at another Rodney King scenario but nation wide. Lots of things happening in the election world and you know the dems are waiting for Romney to make the slightest comment so they can turn it into something it's not.

Let me add this little piece I just got in an email from change.org about the case: We are still devastated by the loss of our son Trayvon Martin, and nothing can bring him back. But today, we are heartened to tell you that justice may finally be served for Trayvon. This evening, Florida State Attorney Angela Corey announced that she will charge George Zimmerman with 2nd degree murder, weeks after he confessed to killing Trayvon -- and now he's in custody. For weeks after Trayvon was killed, authorities refused to arrest Zimmerman. We couldn't believe that in 2012, public officials would turn a blind eye to our son's killing. We couldn't let that happen. More than 2 million people joined our call for Zimmerman's arrest. We are so much closer to justice with the decision to bring charges against our son’s killer. We feel less alone knowing that so many people stood with our family during this impossible time. When Trayvon was just nine, he ran into a burning house to save his father's life. He may be gone, but he is still our hero. We are so thankful to all of you who fought to honor his memory. Thank you for standing with us, and with Trayvon. - Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton To me, I take this as the martin family saying he got arrested because of their petition.

I heard his attorney was pushing for bail. Personally, my opinion was he got arrested as an attempt to calm the ever growing threats of civil unrest. It's sickening that so many special interest groups are trying to use this as a battle cry for their causes. The anti gunners, anti self defense, etc. You won't believe how many people I have heard say "if he had to shoot him, he should have shot him in the foot". This makes me as sick as hearing about how the media has fabricated audio tapes painting Z as a racist! Some people have no clue.

Ver nice! I someday hope to have my home office turned into a gun room/lounge where I can put the goodies on display. Would be nice to start my days working from home looking at some of my favorite things! Not to mention when my daughter grows up I can have her bring her boyfriends over to meet me while I'm hanging in my "office"!

Do any other states require a FID issued by the state for ammo purchases? If we are the only ones, I would not call that reasonable. I know I may be grasping at straws but there has to be some way we can gain some legal footing here. It's tiring to keep getting kicked in the crotch!

This may be a stretch, but isn't this related to the commerce clause in the constitution? I did a little reading, in particular at this site: http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/conlaw/statecommerce.htm In particular, I found these two cases interesting: Baldwin v G. A. F. Seelig (1935) invalidated a New York law prohibiting the sale in the state of New York of milk bought outside of New York. New York argued the law was necessary to avoid price competition that would drive dairies into producing less wholesome milk. The Court, more realistically, saw the law as protectionist. Justice Cardozo wrote that when "a state tries to isolate itself economically" it must show an important interest for doing so and that it had no less discriminatory mean open for accomplishing its goal. Cardozo's test has become the standard test for evaluating state laws that discriminate against out-of-state commerce. In Philadelphia v New Jersey (1976), the Court struck down a New Jersey law that prohibited the importation of garbage into the state. Concluding that garbage was "commerce," the Court viewed the law--despite its environmental justification--as unconstitutional discrimination agains out-of-state commerce. The Court held that as long as reasonable, non-discriminatory alternatives exist that serve the states legitimate interests, they must be used instead of a discriminatory ban.

Agreed. There is not one single thing they have emailed me about that I agree with other than our CCW petition.

Wonder if they meant a carbine?

37. Started with bb guns at age 8. Did some shotgun hunting for a few years in my early 20's , took a break and got into pistols this past year when time and $$ let me start a collection!