Double Cheese

Based on the news release from Evan Nappen's office, I believe this is true.

A post on Evan Nappen's Facebook page indicates that charges against Van Gilder have been dismissed. For those with Facebook, here's a link to Nappen's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Evan-F-Nappen-Attorney-At-Law-PC/134969510019316?fref=nf

I just read this article: http://www.nj.com/cumberland/index.ssf/2015/02/suspicious_activity_in_drug_area_led_to_antique_gu.html#incart_river They supposedly charged the driver with drug possession and, according to the article, Van Gilder supposedly admitted they were in the area to purchase drugs.

Hope you feel better. If you don't mind sharing, what were your symptoms?

Another vote for the MKIII. Never had a single problem with any ammo and it's very accurate.

Thanks for posting this!

Welcome to the forum. I'll second the recommendation for Telco. It's a nice range with a good group of members. There's a strict no-guest policy which can be a drawback for some, but it's never crowded. It's also relatively inexpensive. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for posting this! I just picked up some spare parts and a Ruger hat.

Never had a problem with any ammo in my MKIII.

I like it too. It's open to the public for trap on Monday nights if you want to check it out.

I have a Red Label that was made in 1987. I use it to shoot trap weekly and I have no complaints. It fits well and absorbs recoil nicely. I use a Carlson's Full extended choke.

My box of Golden Bullets arrived yesterday. Never shot this ammo before, but I've heard numerous times that it was inferior. Shot 60 rounds with my Ruger MkIII without a problem. The only thing I noticed was my hands had gold specks all over from loading the magazines and it seemed quite smokey. Thanks for posting the link.

This article touches a bit on the Christie/Norcross connection: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2014/04/14/140414fa_fact_lizza?currentPage=all It's a long read, but worth it.

Quoted for truth.

This would be my suggestion as well. Very happy with DC Sportsman. He even has PK90's old display cases...

Interesting. I had it done when I first applied for my FPID and each subsequent application for P2Ps. I know three other people in Evesham who've also had the residence check done when applying. Let us know what you find out.

They do a residence check every time you put in for permits. I didn't mind when I first applied for my FPID, but it does get annoying. The detective handling the applications does ask what a convenient time to come by would be. I give a one hour window on Sundays when I'm home. I didn't mind so much when I got my permits within 30 days. Now that we have a new chief, permits seem to take a lot longer. Perhaps I'll contact NJ2AS. Also, see this thread from last year: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/47474-leos-driving-byknocking-on-doors-after-fid-apps-and-ccw-fingerprints/

Looking good howard! I have a black and white husky also named Sasha. You've got good taste!

I own a 92fs and I love it. Extra magazines are plentiful and relatively inexpensive. Not sure if you've seen this before, but Hickok45 did a comparison video:

I haven't tried the Blazers in a semi-auto rifle, but I did shoot a lot of them out of my Ruger MkIII semi-auto pistol. Cycled just fine.

Sad to hear. Sorry howard.

I'd highly recommend a revolver in 357. I got a revolver just to have one and I found I really enjoy them. I have two now and I'm looking to get another. Getting used to the double-action revolver has also made me a MUCH better shot with my single-action semi-autos.

What grade is your son in?

What's really amazing is that Greenwald et al suggest intervening with a shooter...as long as you don't do it with a firearm. Tackling a nutjob mass shooter = OK. Having a firearm to protect you and others against a nutjob mass shooter = INSANE!

Just received a shipping notice for a 2nd brick of the Blazer. The first brick arrived earlier this week. Finally got to shoot some 22lr! Thanks to all who posted the links.