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Leaving for the Pic in about 10 mins. I'm wearing a tan T-shirt with a green AR15 and the words "Anywhere and Everywhere" the front.

Look for a bunch of guys wearing pro-2A T-shirts/hats. I'll be the fat guy wearing a tan-colored "Anywhere, Anytime" T-shirt.

BTT. Just a reminder that tomorrow's the date. I hope to see some NJ Gun Forum members at the Pic tomorrow evening.

Word! Thank you. BTT!! One week away. I'm looking forward to next Thursday.

I agree that CCW is probably an unattainable goal, unless it was part of a deal with Sweeney to give him his DL endorsement or 10-round mag limit. But that has never stopped me from supporting those who want to make it a primary issue. This sounds like a subject that is best discussed over a beer. See you the Thursday after next? ;-)

Did a search on "Fiamingo" and went back one year. No details on any sins. It is very clear that he is a persona non-grata here in the forums. Please provide a link to the thread that details how many children he raped. Seriously, unless he committed some heinous crime, we need to stick together and not fight amongst ourselves.

I get it. I would not be participating if the situation was reversed. We are looking for a coordinator in the North. If someone wants to take the lead and coordinate something up North, they would have our full support.

Not wanting to hijack my own thread, but what did FF do? All I know is that he was asked to step down as President of the NJ2AS.

FJF is not involved with this. This is a grass-roots effort to build relationships between members who are not officers in the organization. Many people (like myself) are not inclined to go somewhere to sit in a folding chair and listen to speakers who preach to the choir. I'd rather have a beer and talk at a bar. That is all this is.

Thanks. I already picked up enough .30-06 from Georgia Arms. Jack's price is much better. I'll be using him next time. Still looking for a source for 7.62x39 and 7.62x54.

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Thanks. I'll check them out. ETA: Black hills does not manufacture the 3 cartridges I am looking for. Georgia arms is out of stock on the Russian ammo. Still looking...

Thanks for the recommendation, but CMP resells NATO Garand .30-06. I need match quality standard .30-06. Aim Surplus resells major brand-name manufacturers. To be clear: I am not looking for a small business who sells ammo. I am looking for a small business like Freedom Munitions who manufactures and sells their own ammo. Thanks

I prefer to support small businesses whenever possible. I buy most of my ammo from Freedom Munitions. But, FM does not make 7.62x39, 7.62x54, or .30-06 ammo. Any recommendations for a small ammo manufacturer who produces those rounds? Thanks

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They are cat toys. People with cats will know what I mean.

Some members of the NJ2AS are trying to coordinate a regular series of get-togethers at local taverns to share good food, good beer, and good conversation with like-minded residents of New Jersey. We are meeting at the Pic-a-Lilly Inn on Thursday, June 26, 7:00pm. Any member of the NJ Gun Forums is certainly welcome to join us. If you want to RSVP, please "Like" the following page on Facebook and respond to the invitation pinned at the top. Or, if you don't like Facebook, you are welcome to just show up, https://www.facebook.com/NJSonsOfLiberty

It is a trap/skeet range. The official rules allow for only one or two rounds.

I have a novel idea, why not read the owner's manual. The owner's manual for every rim-fire firearm I own expressly stated that the firearm should NOT be dry-fired. Center-fire arms are generally good to go unless the receiver is disassembles. Never dry-fire a disassembled receiver or trigger group. If you want to dry-fire a rim-fire firearm, just put a spent cartridge into the chamber, or load the magazine with snap caps.

Go back, ask to see the manager, and demand a 20% discount for not taking this dumb-assed story to the internet (presuming he does not know that you already did).

They are only illegal without an expressed legal purpose. I use my sling shots for hurling leads up into my trees to string Christmas lights.

I the eyes of a civil attorney, hollow points are "designed to kill," FMJ are "military bullets." If you shoot with anything other than lead wad-cutters, you are going to be challenged on why you chose the ammunition you chose. And the family of the criminal you shoot will always argue that if you had chosen to use another type of ammo, their punk-a$$ed kid would still be alive.

When asked "why" you use hollow points, NEVER mention stopping power. I use HP ammo for safety reasons. I believe there is less of a risk to my family from over penetration and going through walls. I believe that is the same reason why law enforcement uses hollow point.

If you can photoshop one photo, why not 3. Notice how the length of the shaft from the cheek to the broadhead is different in each of the 3 pictures.

Totally agree with you. A deer could survive a hit like this. But if the arrow had been exposed to the elements long enough for the would to heal (which would require that it was shot last year), the broadhead would certainly be rusting and the fletchings would certainly be weathered. I also find it very unlikely that the arrow would not have bent (not even a little) after a year if living in the woods.