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Please Dave , not the pooch!

Also , there is video on this event which I usually am against..but in the case it very effectively illustrates how quickly things can go wrong when you are not 100% focused. It is a lesson in itself , the video and should be watched by all instructors.

Complacency , extremely bad judgement , and not the first time handing a full auto firearm to a child yielded the same result.

I think positive is the way to go. The best revenge is living well , as they say. Be the change you want to see , and all that. Showing your pride , bravery , and assertiveness without insults or profanity will impress a much larger demographic .

I would probably can the F Alla too. What makes a person an extremist is their intolerance for others beliefs. It can be construed as stopping to their level. I would drop the profanity and the insulting of deities ( I'll put my flame suit on here but I don't believe all Muslims are bad..I am friends with plenty that are 2nd , 3rd , 4th generation American , still worship , but are just as sickened by ISIS as we are ) and just stick to outing ISIS , terrorism , and so on.

For indoor ranges , NRA says age 8 and up with plugs and muffs. Outdoors , or if it is only .22 indoors? Your judgement call. I started my daughter at 5 , Rosey ( Smokin .50 ) had us in the indoor OB range all to ourselves with his now grown son's Little Buckaroo. Some kids are ready at 4 ..some are not ready at 10 lol

It will cost you at least a 2K retainer to get a Professional interpretation of the gray laws. Or rather , what the lawyer would say to try to persuade a judge to interpret said grayness to benefit his client.

What did you do Howard , kick it too hard?

Congratulations! I was standing with my Mother and Grandparents when they finally took their oath. Then we went to Ellis Island , Statue of Liberty. Was a nice day in 1977 Enjoy Philly . Go for a brunch at The Rose Tattoo Cafe and check out the Art Museum too ( run up the steps like Rocky )

Go see if you can find a GSSF match.

There is nothing written that says you "can" . More importantly there is nothing written that says you "can't" have one without an FID . This would be the salient point of this thread.

Wow. Where on earth did you read ANY of that in our statutes?? He got his information by being a long time well respected NJ FFL. Your rear may be covered ( it actually sounds hermetically sealed ) , but you are not correctly stating the law. You're adding requirements which is the last thing we need in NJ. Anyone new to the community , disregard any of that .

Here is the website for EFGA in Easton P.A . , there are directions on the website . https://www.efga.net/home/

Are you the owner of the practice ?

It's not. The law is exactly as the regular gun laws. If you are going to buy a long BB gun , you need an FID . If you are going to transport it , you need an FID. If you are going to buy a pistol you need a P2P and have to follow all transport laws as if it was a regular handgun. If it was bequeathed to you or if you bought it while you were a resident of another state in that state and then moved with them to NJ, you can have either type in your home without having to do anything. In other words , if you know and understand the handgun and long gun laws in NJ , you know the BB gun regulations because they are treated the same. Just don't shoot your eye out .

Looking forward to Dr Who starting this Saturday on BBC. 12th Doctor and all.

This is hilarious , check out what this Huff reporter mistook for rubber bullets lol http://twitchy.com/2014/08/17/speechless-you-wont-believe-what-huffpo-journo-arrested-in-ferguson-thought-were-rubber-bullets-photo/?utm_source=autotweet&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=twitter

and you are not being paranoid.

I have ordered one for my son who has autism. I'll be happy to let you know how I like it once I use it. It has a listen in feature too , which can get dodgy in NJ since we have a one party law , meaning one of the people being listened in on have to know about it. Since my son is 6 and does not talk much yet you could not realistically say he is a knowing party. I got this one based on good reviews by other parents. https://www.facebook.com/AngelSenseProtectingChildren?ref=profile

Not underestimating , just stating that new/novice shooters get a lot of individual attention at smaller local matches. It just sounds like too much waiting around for too little shooting for my taste.

After reading the follow up posts , I don't think I'll be checking a match out anytime soon. Everybody in my house was feeling better on Sunday so I went to Somerset IDPA. We had a good handful of new shooters and they had a nice introduction to shooting sports. Everybody there was really nice ( even Howard) and patient . If it is mostly novices at the GSSF matches I would tend to agree their time is better spent checking out local IDPA/USPSA matches .

After one Simmunitions class at Gun For Hire , I decided loaded and ready to go was the only way I would have a shot ( intentional pun ) . And because of IDPA practice and tactical classes at Gun For Hire , I don't like safeties on guns. The end. I have 3 small kids . I have good safes and the guns are either in my holster on my person , or in my safe. They are not allowed to touch any other surface in the house. No putting them down for a minute to use the bathroom or walk the dog. Safe ...or holster. No other options and that is how I stay safe with one chambered. Mangina has to be a typo. Who lives with that last name!?!?!? lol

Was thinking of having it made into a T shirt.

I wound up with puking kids at 4 am and had to bail on Stu , and now it is my turn to have a bit of a stomach party. It sounds like I had the better day . I owe Stu a day of his life back as this was my idea lol

Yes , the home remedy does work better. Crest , huh? I assume ti has to be the original pasty light blue stuff , right?