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They have been forwarded to Tom at NJ2AS. Total BS, by the way, these forms. I'd be pissed if I were subjected to them. I'm self employed but can't imagine having to ask for what is essentially permission from an employer. It's none of your emplyers business to have an opinion on whether or not you should own a firearm.

Yes, and if you don't or are not willing, please email me the extra forms and I'll do it myself. And what is this about a reference letter to your business? Did you list your business as a reference on your application?

Bob, may I have permission to share your letter with (post on) another forum?

If things fall through with Ron I'm still interested. While I would have appreciated the opportuity to see the gun and buy it, but Ron committed to it first. Please keep me informed if status changes.

I see referenced to rifles and then references to carbines and have never understood the difference.

What is the status on this sale? I'm not sure when the SPF was added.

^ Very good idea. It would work on a speed stage, no doubt. Nice twist.

Thanks for the reply. I figured as much.

+1 for the Friday night "beginner" session at Old Bridge. I shot my first every type event there on June 1st and aside from it being a blast (pardon the pun) it was a great way to be initatied into the sport. Vlad provided the orientation and Jim and Mike were the range officers. My kid has been playing American Legion ball this summer and between his games and other things I havent' been able to get back to do another. But I'm looking forward to doing it again.

Does anyone use lever guns, like a Henry, for this type of event, or would that type of gun be limited to cowboy action?

I can't speak for the EEA kit, but I've got the factory converstion kit for my Beretta 92fs and have run more rounds through the gun in .22 than 9mm. It's way cheaper. The Beretta kit is like a 3 y/o kid on what ammo it will eat. Very finiky. I'm glad I got the kit but next time will get a dedicated .22. Was almost sure I was going to get a Sig 1911 but am now leaning toward the Browning Buckmark with Rosewood handles. Very nice gun.

Yes. Every time. For future reference, apply for more than one (1) P2P next time. They are only 2 bucks and can be renewed for an additional 90 days. I just applied for 3. It's better to have one and not use it than need one and not have it, you know.

Picked up my renewed permit today and dropped off paperwork for 3 new P2P's. Lets see how long it takes.

There is a guy on the fishing site where i spend most of my time who makes them out of fossils and stuff. Very nice.

What is that chambered in?

Today is July 14th. 31 Days in May. Any chance a FFL would accept it today?

I think you are SOL, but who knows, perhaps your chief is willing to accomodate. While on this subject, does anyone know how many days you have have to submit the P2P paperwork from a private sale?

I've only been a member since April. It was as crowded as I've ever seen on the 4th of July. Absent that, even on a Sunday morning when there are trap shoots and 5 stand and USPSA you can still find a pit or range.

Looks like a neat gun. I'm not familiar with them. What ammo does it eat? Any other comments, thoughts? Looks like it might be fun to break out every now and then

There isn't a comparison. CJRPC all the way.

Still loving it? I'm still on the fence and need a gentle push to pull the trigger on a 1911 in 22.

I will take it/them and pick up in Toms River or at CJRPC. The soonest I can meet is Sunday. Kid has American Legion baseball everyday this week and 10am on Saturday. I can paypal funds if necessary.

Can we meet at the range this weekend?

mmmmm Mint chocolate chip....

Do you know if the initial criminal history check is included in the fingerprinting fee? I applied for 2 P2P's in April, and my wife applied for her FID and 2 P2P's. We only paid one $18 fee.