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illy

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  1. Front steps for me. Also a no knock deal.
  2. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/07/robert-farago/irresponsible-gun-owners-day-unnamed-nj-target-shooters/ “A $250,000 Straight Egyptian Arabian horse is fighting to recover after she was struck by a stray bullet fired from a high-powered rifle,” nj.com reports. “Juno, the top breeding mare at Thornewood Farm, had lost ‘a tremendous amount of blood’ by the time co-owner Lisa Cifrese reached her.
  3. "So, since it is a "constitutional right,"would you favor anyone being able to possess, use, carry concealed, etc. any weapon with no training at all?" Yeah, I do. EDIT: Also holy water and the internet. I'm a no training needed to exercise one's rights as found in the Bill of Rights kind of guy. Heck, I would even extend that to really dangerous stuff, like chainsaws, gasoline, kitchen knives and ::gasp:: sling shots.
  4. Beretta Nano EDIT: What Krdshrk said.
  5. Update: In case anyone didn't get the email, tomorrow is cancelled. Next date is 7/24.
  6. Members: CRRC is running a senior pistol shoot (NRA Bullseye rules) on Thursday evenings at the outdoor range. It's a truncated shoot- 60 rounds: 20 slow fire; 20 timed; & 20 rapid. You can use any centerfire or .22lr pistol/revolver. We have both experienced BE shooters and newbies like me. We setup around 6:45 and are done by 8. Hope to see you guys there.
  7. Just rapid fire in 5 shot strings. Say you're training for bullseye...
  8. Well yeah, if by love you mean....
  9. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?app=classifieds
  10. 2C:39-6 Exemptions. e.Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about his place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, any firearm, or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section, from any place of purchase to his residence or place of business, between his dwelling and his place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between his dwelling or place of business and place where such firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location. EDIT: In the extremely rare event that the buyer gets pulled over AND has his/her vehicle searched, he/she is still 100% legal under even our stupid laws.
  11. I grabbed 10 boxes, $14 shipping.
  12. Someone posted here once that his wife's reference answered "not sure" or something similar to the question "Does the applicant suffer from a physical defect or sickness that would make them unsafe to own/use a firearm?" The guy's wife has allergies. She ended up having to get her doctor to write a letter saying her allergies didn't affect her ability to safely handle a firearm. I used a reference once myself who received, then lost the letter from the PD. They just sent him another one, but it delayed my permits by another month. Lastly, the argument for references is that someone who can't provide the names of at least two people will say he's not s loon, it's probably a loon. That said, I agree it's stupid, but it does serve their purposes.
  13. They may be legally allowed to do this. The law states you must provide two references as part of your application. The PD then conducts its background investigation, part of which can be contacting those references. There's no specification as to how that contact is made- it can be letter, phone call, visit. They can request almost anything from the reference. None of that is an extra form that the applicant is required to fill out or sign.
  14. Your first mistake was...
  15. I wouldn't try it. Unless you can get Bill "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is" Clinton to go back into private practive and represent you.
  16. H.E., you actually use guns in real life, so your perspective is operational. The majority of dudes, not so much Deerpark, I commend you on your honesty, both with us and yourself. 90% of AR operators users shooters owners are coming from the same place as you but swear they are strictly about the functionality.
  17. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I6qHBE_7aM
  18. There's def a whole lot of and
  19. Black bears? You just need to be loud. They're not out to dinnerize you the way browns will.
  20. As for Glocks 'n looks:
  21. She's got a bigger Adam's apple, even.
  22. FNX 45 Tac? Same weight unloaded as the M9 (actually, a gram less), same capacity, bigger round. What's not to like?
  23. I don't doubt one shot from the right gun (44 mag and up) will take a brown out. But those suckers can close 25 yards every 1.4 seconds. Unless it's coming across a football field. No regular shooter is drawing, putting 6 full-power .44 mags on the moving target, reloading and doing it again. That's not resignation, it's reality. In any event, I mentioned getting only three shots off to emphasize the importance of hitting the target with the right bullet. EDIT: I bring it up because I recently saw an internet operator explaining that in brown bear country, he'd still take his G20 over a .44 mag. Because 15 +1 and 2 spare mags. Seriously.
  24. In the time it'll take you to get off 3 shots on a charging grizzly, one, or both of you, will be dead. Unless you're Jerry Miculek. Then you might get all 6 off. Maybe.

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