NJDrew1

Eagerly waiting for Android version.

Sounds like a great place to join, since I'm just across the pond from them, but their website says that the membership is full and so is the waiting list.

Didn't go yet. I'm booked next Sat with Gun For Hire.

I called, got voice mail (a woman who said they are either away from the phone or on the range) and left my name and number for a return call. Never did get a return call, so I moved on.

Shipping included, and no sales tax, the ammo I buy is about $4 a box less than the store I often buy it from, and $6 less than I buy it for from the range. As it is with most merchants, if it's all shipping from the same warehouse (no split shipment), the more the weight the more-reasonable the shipping cost is.

They should be. Everyone involved is guilty of race-bating.

I ordered ammo from CTD last Friday, faxed a copy of my DL & FID a few minutes after I submitted the order online, and had the ammo on Wed of this week. I spoke with them about the requirements and they told me that when shipping to NJ, the FID addy has to match the license addy or they can't ship. The only update doc they will need is a new faxed copy of my license when it gets renewed next.

Welcome Antimatter!

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Anthony -- I signed up for the Utah class on the 12th in Winslow. Will bring the NRA cert for Fla CCW application as well. Thanks. --Andrew

I just picked up on the headline. Now that I've read it fully, the guy has a world of problems.

Anthony -- Thanks for the "heads up." I'll likely come to you for the CCW permits for fla and utah. Is there any time when you combine both Utah and Fla in the same session? Unfortunately, I'm located in the Trenton area so there's a pretty considerable travel for all of your locations.

http://www.trentonian.com/article/20120501/NEWS03/120509993/blind-nj-gun-owner-fights-to-keep-weapons

Welcome to the forum Zach. AndyA from Ewing.

Thanks for the followup. The link was a tremendous help.

Differences aside as to whether, or not, a laser will act as a deterrent, I just got back from the range and with a little tweeking, the Glock GTL22 is awesome. Again, so far the only issue I see is that it's a very tight fit on the Gen 4 G22. I thought it was locked on the rail and it came flying off once. Other than that, I was very satisfied with the accuracy.

It seems the Utah CCW permit has reciprocity with a few more states than the Fla CCW permit. Is it necessary to have both?

So how did it all end?

Have you check lowes.com to see if you can get a better price?

Not per se. It does reference exclusions grandfathered prior to passage of certain pieces of gun control legislation when it applies to a certain topic. The book itself is written in Q&A format that has a section for pitfalls and loopholes for each section. It's about 380 pages covering just about every aspect of NJ gun control laws. Nappen is considered to be one of the most-regarded legal authorities on NJ gun control defense.

It wasn't cheap. $49.95. I ordered it though Evan Nappen's site. The site is: http://www.evannappen.com/ It's an excellent gun law guide, specific to NJ, and has more information that you'd ever expect.

The GTL22 came today. Not too shabby. I had to put a small piece of ribbon around the lower battery, since it sits at the inside bottom of the unit and will certainly have to be pried out when the time comes. Also, it's a tight fit on a 22 Gen 4 to get the unit to lock onto the rails. While it needs to go to the range for the laser to be tweaked, it seems like a good unit. The only issue I can see is that the light/laser hangs out slightly in front of the barrel.

Holy moley! I just got the New Jersey Gun Law Guide by Edward Nappen. It's about half as thick as a telephone book (if you can remember what one of those were).

It's the way of the world these days.

Found the answer. The menu structure has changed due to some patent infringement issues but each of the primetime channel folders has an HD folder at the top and programs under that folder. Just have to dig a lot deeper in the menu structure to get there.