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Didn't someone tell us for 4 years that this was in no way a tax....

Same at my local little league. Been there since the 70s, had lights since the early 90s, and last year a new neighbor started complaining about the lights and noise...

My m&p eats pretty much everything. Cci blazer, federal bulk, and winchester bulk all work great. It does not like any remington or federal American eagle though. My 10/22 also doesn't like the ae, which is interesting.

Sometimes yes. I bought 2 cases of 300 '50s Russian.light ball on strippers for 140 in December. At that tome the 880 cases were going for 150 or so, so a little more expensive but I now have a bunch of stripper clips.

At that range surely you have to hit the target even if by accident... The worst I've seen is at the Firing Line in Philly, guy walked in and set up a few ports from me. When he started shooting I noticed quite a bit more dust falling from the ceiling than usual. As I left I saw many more holes in the ceiling than I remember being there before. Also today I was at CJ with a friend, he was shooting my mosin pretty well, until he had one very bad flinch and put a round into the 50 yard berm.

This I'm going to have to disagree with. Shooting USPSA as a beginner is fine, so long as you aren't shooting to win. I shot my first USPSA match about 4 months after I started shooting, with someone else's gun, and an evil serpa. My goal was simply to be safe and not get DQed, didn't care if I came in dead last or if it took 2 minutes to finish a stage, or if I missed half my shots.

A little far, but cjrpc. Can shoot your handguns at pretty much any distance out to 25 yards in the pits, and out to 50 on the handgun.

Sounds like the little catches they put at the end of the drain hoses for my Saturn's sunroof. Supposed to keep the dirt out... After messing around for 2 months trying to find the leak, 2 seconds per corner with my knife and all is well.

I use these at work and they are absolutely horrible. The locking bar fell out of its top hole at least once per day until we put some electrical tape on it.

Got mine friday also, packaged and looks very similar to S&B.

It was a nfs day thankfully so they had the tv set up on the back of someone's truck. They ate buying a double wide trailer for new member meetings and horse meetings. But its not there yet.

If its an actual inheritance, I.e. his grandfather passes and the will says it goes to him, an ffl transfer isn't needed. If his grandfather just wants to give him the rifle then an ffl is needed and they can't transfer it to you unless you maintain a residence in PA. There are two different interpretations of what kind of "giving" is being done here.

The ag's interpretation that er now use came in 96 though, correct?

His point? It has a shroud that completely encircles the barrel allowing you to hold the firearm with the non trigger hand without being burned. It's a barrel shroud for the purposes of the law. Also is it under 50oz?

I think they said they had about 70, it will be crowder but worth it.

If its "another" thing to get you for then youre already going for AggA, attempted murder, manslaughter, or murder anyway, what's another 4th degree....

Sounds like quite a dumb ordinance. It would be quite annoying with all the shuffling if I kass to park in the driveway every night.

Also grabbed 5, would have liked more, but I need 9 now and can't wait for supply to return to normal...

Rifle/Shotgun Buyer presents FID and possibly DL or other ID (other ID not required by law, but commonly required by the seller), Buyer and Seller fill out 1 copy of the COE each, per firearm(s) Buyer pays Seller (if applicable) Buyer and Seller each retain 1 copy of COE, per firearm(s) Ensure that the rifle/shotgun(s) is transported appropriately, enjoy your new rifle/shotgun(s). Handgun Buyer presents P2P, FID, and DL/other ID (FID and DL/other ID not technically required by law, but often required by seller) Buyer and Seller fill out P2P Buyer pays Seller (if applicable) Buyer and Seller each retain one copy of P2P. Seller submits one copy of P2P to NJSP and one copy to the BUYER'S local PD, as required by state law Ideally transfer will take place at the SELLER'S home or a range, to avoid the Seller unlawfully possessing a handgun. Ensure the firearm is transported properly and as directly as practicable to the Buyer's home/place of business/other land owned or possessed by him/range. Handguns DO NOT require a COE, this is for rifles and shotguns only. As always, not legal advice.

The seller is not required to have a FID. Just fill the COE out and leave the seller's FID field blank 2C:58-3 http://lis.njleg.sta...=Doc_Frame_PG42 As always, not legal advice.

There would be a valid challenge to using NJ's FID/P2P for air gun purchases, as it prohibits the sale to those who are prohibited persons. However, if there were some means to regulate the sale of bb/pellet guns, without actually prohibiting them to anyone other than minros, that would likely be acceptable under the federal law. Regulation, in and of itself, is not a prohibition, it is only when regulation is designed or enforced in such as way, as NJ CCW, that it becomes defacto prohibition.

Until the interior of the safe reaches the flash point of powder. At that point, self-oxidizing fuel at its flash point in a confined space...

O would. still like to see his other convictions. If he gets 30 for possession and previously only got 5-10 for actual crimes like robbery, theres still a problem.

Federal law requires handguns to be purchased in one's state of residence.

Nj or federally? Should be good to go federally.