MattH

Ruger SR9. They usually run between $400-500. I also know that Shore Shot has one in their rental guns so not only can you get your hands on it but can fire it too. They have a number of 9mm for rent so you can try out a few different ones to better make your decision.

Nobody accused you of saying it. This is directly from the article update linked above:

No that definitely looks like a paintball marker. Do either of these look like paintball markers? And notice they don't require the orange tips like airsoft guns do so at a distnace no idea if it's fake or real. I don't believe it requires criminal charges once it was determined a paintball marker, but yes the kid should be punished at the school level.

Yes the kid was stupid. Yes the kid caused panic and chaos. Does that warrant criminal charges or should it be dealt with at the school level?

The problem isn't that it was reported, at that time it was unknown what type of "gun" it was. The issue I find wrong is that they want to file criminal chages gainst the individual after it has been determined that no firearm was involved but rather a paintball marker. I can agree with suspending the kid from school for a couple days but now ay should criminal charges be filed.

Is a paintball gun considered a firearm? If not then I can't see what criminal charges they can bring against him as no laws were broken.

Far as I know, you can ship it to them via FedEx or UPS. Only an FFL is allowed to ship firearms via the USPS.

No. The only time you would need to burn another permit is if they had to replace the parts containing the serial number. If the serial number changes it is considered a different handgun and would require a P2P to pick it up from your FFL.

Welcome

Barnegat bay is loaded with blowfish right now for anyone that wants to get out and have some fun.

Yes they are legal to own. And as of a couple years ago, they are legal to hunt with without a special permit.

If it's a pump action shotgun you can put any accessory on it you want. The "evil" features only apply to semi autos.

All of the shops I have visited have let me handle any gun with a DL and FID.

How can you purchase a handgun without an FID?

I know a few guys with 8 gauge. No law on size you can own as far as shotguns go, but you can't hunt with anything larger than 10 gauge.

I have the Ruger SR22 and would recommend it highly. When I first saw pics of it I thought it was a small gun but once I was able to put my hands around it I realized it wasn't that small. I did end up putting the larger grips on it for a better fit. It is almost the identical size as the Ruger SR9c.

I wonder if this is the reason all Sunoco stations in this area are undergoing major renovations.

LOL that's probably because I didn't post a pic of mine. The pics belong to the OP, hiker88.

I understand the purpose of weighing it down. Mine isn't built with a frame pedastal like that, mine has foot long metal rods in that legs that get driven into the ground. haven't had any trouble with it being blown over yet.

Not sure. I built mine out of 2x2 legs with a 1/8" plywood target board. I would imagine that with a crossbar between the leg supports it should hold it. I'm not familiar with steel targets so can't say for sure.

I made one but instead of making a base for it, I drilled the legs and inserted 1/2" metal rods 6" up into the legs leaving about 1' to stick into the ground. So far I've only used it for .22lr and my .50 muzzlelaoder and it stood up to it just fine. Oh and 12 ga turkey loads.

Well so far this year I have added: Ruger SR9 Thompson Center Triumph muzzleloader (technically no NICS required so may not count) Ruger SR22-p GSG AK 47-22 They are at least 4-5 more in the plans for this year.

That looks really nice. Did you weight it in any way so it stays put when hit?

I signed and shared with friends on Facebook who have also signed.

That makes more sense. I was planning on heading out there today but Mother Nature ruined those plans.