MattH

.357, .38sp, .45acp and even 9mm are able to be used in both handguns and long guns so I'd say they'd be exempt but I can guarantee you the state will say differently.

According to that, since .22lr isn't specifically designed for a handgun then you wouldn't need a P2P to buy it.

Thanks I read that a hundred times and kept missing the word "and". I apologize. That is going to be a major PITA to carry a copy of a P2P around just to buy ammo.

I haven't seen the text saying "and". The text in the link on the first page says "or". Do you have a link to the text saying "and"?

You already need either an FID, copy of your P2P or a carry permit to purchase handgun ammo. You don't need to have a FID to buy a handgun, just a P2P, so that is why they say you can use a copy of your P2P to buy HG ammo.

Double post .

I would be willing to donate a couple hours to help clean the range up. Every time me and my kids go there we always end up cleaning up other people's mess.

And the 4th copy to local PD.

No NICS is needed. As you stated just FPID/DL from the buyer need to be shown to you, fill out a COE and both you and the buyer get a copy. Nothing else has to be done.

Yes the LCP is tiny. The new LC380 is built on the LC9 frame which is slightly larger than the LCP.

I was looking at the P95 but ended up with the SR9 instead. This thread has me thinking of getting one again.

Only black and silver are available for free shipping with a Prime account. Red is free shipping only if used as an add on item. Most of the other in stock colors are $10-12 for shipping.

The strings aren't meant to be pulled back by hand, that is what the rope cocker pictured above is for. Trying to pull them back by hand can put uneven pressure on the limbs. Glad you got her one, she will really like shooting it. Two things I cannot stress enough when shooting a crossbow: 1) Always make sure the arrow knock is seated securely against the string before firing and 2) Always keep your forward hand out of the path of the string, it has enough force behind it to sever a finger. Let her shoot the crossbow for a while and slowly ease her into firearms.

At that price range you'll probably have to look at used ones. Jump up to the $300-400 range and you can get the Parker Bushwacker. It is a really reliable crossbow. http://www.parkerbows.com/crossbows.html?action=detail&detailsku=1099

Crossbows don't have a draw length, they have a length of pull like a rifle/shotgun. As for which is good for a female, as long as she can cock the string she is good to go. They are all fairly easy to cock without much effort. I know Parker makes one in a pink camo if that is her thing, if not anyone she feels comfortable with is good to go. There is zero recoil with a crossbow and most are scoped so they are just like shooting a rifle. http://www.parkerbows.com/crossbows.html?action=detail&detailsku=1126

Awesome. Can't wait to get mine.

Have they started to be shipped out yet?

Appears to be. Reports are saying self-inflicted.

Yes but no need for stainless.

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Did you by chance happen to catch the period at the end of the sentence in your copy/paste? That would cause it to bounce.

Here ya go

They look awesome.

^^^ This. It's not legal to hunt with air rifles in NJ yet.

As long as you do it outside NJ. Possession of a 30 round magazine in NJ is a crime, even if your intent is to modify it to 15 rounds.