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.308 works for me. I even changed my zip to bayonne. The only written policy they have is for Illinois residents (and that's just the they have to submit copy of DL and FID).

^Weird, I just got an order of 9mm HPs yesterday from them. If they'll ship pistol ammo, rifle ammo should be no prob.

My email to Sportsman Channel last month. Probably made no difference, but at least they know it's not good for business. _______________________________________ Dear Sir/Madam/ I just wanted to reach out to you and express a concern regarding one your sponsors- Cheaper Than Dirt. I'm an avid shooter, hunter and a big fan of the Sportsman Channel. I was dismayed when I saw today that CTD sponsors Hot Shots. During the recent panic-buying, Cheaper Than Dirt was perhaps the biggest of the price gougers. (ex. $2.00+/round for 9mm ammo, $700 AR-15s sold for $1,200-1,500, etc.). For those of us in the shooting sports, this kind of profiteering is not only distasteful, it's insulting to the very customers who you depend on for the survival of your business. To that end: I won't be watching your network (as much as I like your programming) so long as CTD continues to be a sponsor. Regards, _______________________________________ From: [email protected] [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 10:46 PM To: sportsman Subject: [TSC ADMIN] Contact Us Received Thank you, Alexander, for your interest in Sportsman Channel. We appreciate your feedback on Cheaper than Dirt and will pass your comments along. Enjoy the outdoors The Staff at Sportsman Channel

I've been researching getting a non-resident ccw and from the looks of it, excluding PA, Arizona is the best choice be far: $60 fee, any basic training class suffices (like the free hunter's ed class anyone with a hunting license has taken), prints can be done by anyone, doesn't have to be LEO and covers just about as many states as Florida or Utah. Any reason why everyone usually talks about/offers classes for FL/UT? PS, I know Arizona doesn't cover PA anyone, but once you have that, you can get N.H. which does (for now). Though PA is not really a concern for me.

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Idiot: http://www.nj.com/middlesex/index.ssf/2013/06/complaint_charges_suspended_middlesex_judge_knowingly_harbored_fugitive.html A suspended Superior Court judge “ knowingly harbored” a fugitive charged with armed robbery in her Woodbridge home and never made an attempt to contact law enforcement, according to the complaint filed against her. Carlia Brady, 41, who was sworn in as a judge April 5 and assigned to Middlesex County, was arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree hindering the apprehension of Jason Prontnicki, 41, who was charged with robbing an Old Bridge pharmacy on April 29. Prontnicki was arrested either at Brady’s home or as he was leaving the house, law enforcement sources have said. They also have said that the two had been dating. The complaint charges that Prontnicki was in Brady’s Woodbridge home “for approximately one hour” and Brady never made “any attempt to contact law enforcement,” despite knowing he was charged with armed robbery and that he was a fugitive. Brady, 41, is charged with two counts of hindering Prontnicki’s apprehension, one is a second-degree offense and one is third degree. She could up to 10 years in prison if convicted of the second-degree offense. The judge, who is suspended without pay from her $165,000-a-year job by Chief Justice Stuart Rabner immediately after her arrest, was the first Filipino-American appointed a judge in New Jersey. She was assigned to the civil division.

That's your best bet. I took the class last year. Here's what to expect: -Arrive at location. Hunter's Ed. staff will flip through your workbook to make sure you actually filled it out. -Field portion A. which consists of a staff member talking about hunting, what's legal, what isn't, what kind of game you can hunt in NJ, how to properly handle firearms, etc. That's about an hour, IIRC. -Shotgun portion, in which you're walked through loading and firing a shotgun. You need not hit any target (you'll be shooting at clays) but you mist demonstrate proper gun safety. -Rifle, in which you're walked through loading and shooting a muzzle loader and a single shot 22 rifle. Again, you won't be tested on accuracy, just knowledge and implementation of proper safe handling techniques. -Bow portion, in which you are expected to hit a 3D deer target in the vitals with something like 3 or 4 out of 5 shots. You must provide your own bow or crossbow (the rifles and shotguns are provided for you). There are some specifics about draw weight, etc. Doing just one Discipline vs all 3 will save you maybe 30 minutes max. Go for all three

Yes, indirectly. Almost* all of the exemptions are for people who are engaged in activities that "certain person not to possess weapons" cannot engage in. Therefore, prohibited persons do not qualify for any of those exemptions. *Concievably, one could argue that a person who possessed HPs before becoming a felon, wife-beater, loco or druggie, should still be legal to possess, even though he's no longer able to purchase ammo or possess a firearm. I wouldn't want to be the test case...

THe general rule with HPs is that they are legal to possess under the same circumstances as a handgun. (one's home/business, shooting range, traveling to/from same). If someone's been charged with any firearms related crime, they should contact an attorney who speicalizes in such matters. Additionally, a 4th degree offense = indictable charge in Superior Court. You're going to need an attorney no matter what.

I don't see how that = there are no human beings in Newark. I worked for an insurance company in Newark for 7 years and got to know a lot of people from there. Most of them are regular 9-5 people like me (a bus driver, several cops, a cook, secretaries, business owners). Some of them really good people who do good in the world, like the hospice nurse who goes to as many funerals as her work schedule allows to share with the deceased persons family good things about the person's last days or the school teacher who teaches illiterate adults to read for free. As for that list of ills, you find all of those same problems in equal measure throughout other parts of the country (Appalachia for instance). I'm sure someone will say the statement was exaggerated for effect, but those are real people you're talking about and it's f@cked up to refer to them and their children as sub-human. Says more about you than it does about them.

Nice. What the basis for that statement? Income levels? Educational attainment? Dependence on public assistance? Criminality? Drug addiction/alcoholism? Breakdown of the nuclear family? Or is it something else?

@John: I saw that Rick had posted in the marketplace that he had a bunch of glocks. I'm going to check out what he's got when I do my transfers. @WV: That's what I was I thinking. @BLF: Yeah that's about it in that price point. I'll probably put off the 1911 until next year and get something better.

1. To exempt or not to exempt: I'm currently waiting on 3 permits to come through. In the meantime, I bought 2 handguns. Applying for a multi-gun exemption is probably not worth it, right? What's the average turn around on those requests, still 2-3 weeks or has it gotten longer? If it's anything over 3 weeks, it probably wouldn’t be worth it, especially for 2 guns. Or can the exemption be applied for before the P2Ps come in, such that when my PD calls me to pick up the permits, I'll already be good to go for the multiple transfer? 2. Depending on how long these permits take, I may be ready for a 3rd by the time they're ready.. Here's what I'm considering: Glock 23- Because I don't own a Glock or a .40 cal. Ruger LCR .38spcl- Because maybe I'll actually get around to applying for those FL/Utah carry permits this year. Single Action in .41 mag- For handgun hunting (over the border in the U.S.A.) A 1911- No justification needed here, right? The budget for this gun is gonna be $600 tops (that's out the door, tax, NICS, gas and tolls). Any suggestions? P.S. Here's what I'm NOT looking for (at this time)- any other .45, full-size 9mm or anything chambered smaller than 9mm/38.

Yup, that stuff happens**. But it's usually cleared up quickly. As in before the chief issues you an official denial of your rights letter. **I was offered a ride and some shiny bracelets (at gun point) in Totowa 15 years ago. Someone with my same (or similar) name had a warrant for a robbery charge out of Jersey City. Once I was in 'custody' I said something (calmly) like "let's go run my prints so I can prove you've got the wrong guy" At that point he pulled up my sleeves, saw no tats, advised me to contact JCPD to straighten it out and off I went.

I bought some ammo at Efinger last week. Just FID, no DL needed.

Well, when I first hunted upland game (pheasant, quail, etc) our guide took the couple of birds that weren't dead yet and snapped their necks. Seemed to work immediately. Or you could do like we did with poultry on a farm I used to visit: cut it's throat (with a REALLY sharp knife) making sure to cut through the neck veins/arteries. Sounds rough, but that kind of loss of blood = instant unconsciousness, so it won't feel anything after a second. Sucks for the little guy if he's still alive and suffering. Hope you find him.

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That's a great price and it's local (central jersey)

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I've read a bunch of different articles on this. Seems that nothing in the school dress code precludes that shirt. The teacher was just being an anti-gun, nazi douche. Witnesses said that when the fuzz showed and told the kid he'd be arrested if he didn't comply, he stretched out his wrists and said "fine". I don't get how talking to a police officer while being arrested (for no reason in the first place) is obstruction. Douche-baggery from top to bottom.

I think I'll actually take you up on that. I make it a point to support local gun shops and Lou's is right by my job. FWIW, I've never had a bad experience at any New Jersey gun shop/ffl that I've dealt with (Ramsey Outdoors, Meltzers, Efinger, OMG Customs [great place btw], Bullet Hole, Shore Shot, Lincoln Park True Value, etc), despite all the horror stories that you hear. In fact, bullet hole is my go to range and I stop in at Efinger all the time just check out their stock and talk guns with the older guys who work there.

Sorry. I can't agree here. I'm not a fan of supporting businesses that act like they're doing me a favor by taking my money. I don't need the red carpet rolled out, but rudeness is out. If I wouldn't take that crap from a random guy in the street, I'm definitely not taking it from some guy whose salary I'm helping to pay.

On various defensive shotgun loads, including birdshot which is tested by firing at some meat.

pics would make up for it...