Kingsoverqueens

I like sending them moving boxes.

Good job noob. Now be on your best behavior and don't embarrass me. :squideye: By the way, the smilies here don't work like at the other place.

Cryan's house....lol Range is ideal, especially if you are going to inspect the gun. If you can do it from the trunk of your car without pulling the damn thing out and waving it around, sure, why not. I'd still hate to have 5-0 roll up while your in the middle of doing it in a public place.

I'm waiting to see how my Assembly people (District 13) voted. You've got a $100 campaign contribution from me the second your candidacy is official.

I had a permit to burn so I took ownership of my fathers S&W 17-4 last night, so now I can play steel with you humps. Watch out bitcheeees...I'm shooting revolver.

Go to the Assembly website and you can find vote tally by representative. I'm floored at this process. I've never really paid attention to how things become law, and am in literal shock at these people.

Terrorst list bill passed.

Jazz music? I hate jazz music!

Highlight of the guys career is addressing the NJ Assembly? I'm thinking aim a little higher dude.

Lets get to the bills. It's 2:30 already...how are they going to get all this stuff done?

I came in half way. I believe they were reading a resolution of some sort to honor his service.

I don't have enough experience at that range to say, no do I have any authority either way. What I can tell you is 1) They are a great, welcoming group of people. 2) They don't ever want to turn anyone away. 3) They encourage active participation in the sport. 4) They always want stage designers and if you don't design, people willing to show up early, and help build the stages. So, my opinion, is that if you show up early (8:00) and find someone (Jim or Dave), introduce yourself as new and looking to help build, you've got a very good chance of being able to shoot. It's the guys who show up at 9:30, holster up, and start tapping their feet wondering why we aren't shooting yet, are the ones who likely aren't going to be able to shoot, because guys like you took their spot, and rightfully so. Again, just my .02.

Yeah, 43, so it's going to rain and not snow. :squideye:

I don't think so. It's against public policy to insure the defense of intentional acts. This is just yet another example of a politican frothing at the mouth without thinking the issue through.

That's terrific, and thanks to all who participated. You guys did a great job!

I just called my two Assemblyman, and can tell you that 1) They are innundated with calls and 2) They aren't in disagreement with us. It took me litterally 5 minutes to find the phone numbers, call up the bill numbers on my screen that are to be voted on tomorrow, and make the calls Keep up the pressure. Whatever ever your reason, make the call. They are trying to take something away. It's that simple. You have something, whetiher it be 15 round magazines or the "luxury" of being able to buy ammo froma dot com...whatever it is, they are trying to take it away. Make the phone call!

I was speaking to his comments that firearm accidents aren't excluded under his homeowner policy. I can't speak to the premium because each situation is different. Generally speaking you can get a $1,000,000 "Personal Excess Liability Policy" (we don't call them Umbrella's anymore) for under $200.00, and this would also include accidental firearm related accidents.

You are correct.

I'd have to see how or if they define "willful acts." Presently, the liability coverage under your homeowner, condo, or renters insurance, would respond in the case of an accidental shooting. If they are looking for coverage for intentional acts, that's going to be an issue. You can't buy 3rd party liability coverage for your intentional acts. The industry doesn't work that way.

We are in.

Amen. When we first started down this road my son wanted me to shut the blinds so people couldn't look in and see us inspecting the 2 rifles we just bought. I used to ride my bike to my friends house with my BB gun, and now this. How did we get so far away from common sense in such a short time.

Is the patio your property, or common area, in something like a condo? If it's your property, you are withen the law to clean outside. I do it all the time. Can your neighbor call the cops? Sure. You might want to let them know, if you are social, that you are cleaning your gun, so they don't freak out. Or not. Just don't be stupid and wave the damn thing around or point it at anyone.

I still want to break his balls over 20 second magazine changes. lol

I haven't spoken with him yet, but after reading the replies here, and remembering the testimony I listened too all day long during the Assembly Hearing, I tend to agree with NJMike. I think its great that he's listening, now, but he should have listened sooner, and absent him changing his votes to NO when the full assembly takes up the issue, I can view this "cooperation and understanding" as nothing more that damage control and lip service.

Your town is violating the law and created an unnecessary burden and obstacle in your pursuit of purchasing a firearm. I don't know your motivation to obtain a firearm, whether it be for target practice, home defense, competition, or just because you've got a 2nd amendment right to do so. It makes no difference to me, and it makes no difference period. They have created an obstacle, and they violating the law in doing so. I won't speak for you, but if it were me, I'd be pissed. You are doing everything legally, following the rules, not looking to "upset the apple cart," and they are pissing all over you. I don't mean to be dramatic, but that's what's happened. I'd certainly contact NJ2AS as they ahve been sucessful in dealing wtih this stuff, but you also might want to contact the police chief on your own, or the mayor, and have them explain to you why they are violating the law. Or, you can sit back and take it. I guess it depends on how bad you want your firearm and how much you are willing to swallow.