RobertJames

I could theoretically retire in 16 years. Well, unless CC doesn't mess with my pension again. That's right, I'm part of the problem. Southern Utah is looking very nice to me.

I have two numbers; One for work background checks, since I work within the school system, and the second was obtained when I applied for my FID card. I asked the trooper if the one from work would be okay, but I had to get done a second time.

*snikker*

Oh, okay...wasn't implying anything...(removes foot from mouth)

I was looking at that thread, I might get one at some point to have for another build. Maybe a target/varmint rifle in .204 Ruger. BTW, is that Grant Imahara (sp?) the Mythbusters nerd in your Avatar?

Well, that's open to debate, as I'll be assembling the lower myself and most likely be putting on an already put together upper. I'm curious to see if (1) it's cheaper than a store-bought rifle, (2) as reliable, (3) and what's involved and how the rifle works. I've had a stripped lower sitting around for a while. I bought it when the big rush for AR stuff was going on 2 or so years ago, so I probably over-paid. I was upset with the LGS I bought it from, since he did not tell me the fire/select lever had a 3rd setting for FA/tri burst. I was waiting for a knock on my door. But I see you guys with the NJGF lowers have that too, so fingers are crossed that it's okay. So, today I ordered some parts from Brownell's. Lower parts kit from DPMS, an ARFX skeleton stock from Double Star, and a recoil buffer assembly. Also ordered a tool to install the front pivot pin to avoid launching it across the room. While I'm waiting for this stuff, I'll decide exactly what I want to put on top of it. Probably a 16" barrell, as I already have a 20" HBAR Bushmaster. Feel free to offer suggestions or advice. So I'll update with photos when stuff starts rolling in and starts to resemble a rifle. To be Continued...

If you had prints scanned by Sagem Morpho (the company that the state contracted with to do finger printing) they would have given you what looks like a cash register receipt with a PIN number that is unique to you. That number should be good any time they need to be called up. This is the system NJSP uses, not sure about locals.

When fingerprints are scanned electronically, all you should have to do in the future is give the PD the PIN that identifies your prints. At least that's the way it's supposed to work.

My grandfather's 1st gen Colt SAA. I'll shoot it once in a while when I'm thinking of him. The only weapon I have that I've never shot is my Mosin Nagant.

Hope I'm not out of line here, but there are two dogs on NJHunter.com looking for homes. Ones a GSP, one's an English Pointer, both 8years old. PM me for a link. Thanks

$3600.00 IIRC

No, you perverts, one of these. Went to Sarco and the Heritage Guild in Easton with some friends today. Heritage had not one, but two Johnson rifles. The fellow working the counter noticed me looking at the rifle and asked if I'd like to touch the Johnson. Needless to say I was taken aback. Neat rifle, neat to see and hold a piece of history.

Nice weapons you got there, congrats on the new purchase. I rented a 686 in East Stroudsburg a while ago and a model 28 in Randolph yesterday. Next on my list, just need some permits.

learn from my mistakes; don't buy cheap shotguns! If money is an issue, save a little longer, or find something decent used. Try out different shotguns until you find the one that fits you best. Most gun folks, I think, would let a nOOb shoulder their weapons to encourage him. I'm partial to Brownings myself.

Hello, new guy here. I've got full coverage from Foremost, as my motorcycle is financed. It's just over $400 per year. Gratuitous photo: