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scorched

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Everything posted by scorched

  1. Do not feel bad. Eht took me just under 4 months
  2. This is saddening. Metal shop was one of my most enjoyable classes in hs. This type of mentality just blows my mind
  3. Love my mossberg. Stupid reliable.
  4. This. I don't understand all the leo hatred. Not all are out to screw people ya know.
  5. Keep looking for an eotech. Found a 512 on sale for 320 back in oct.
  6. First 200 rounds out of my s&w were brass. Since then about 1200 rounds of wolf. Have not had one malfunction to date.
  7. scorched replied to BossyMossy's topic in Handguns
    Technically, my first 9mm was a barrel conversion to turn my glock 23 into a 19. Does that count? If not a kahr cm9
  8. I called yesterday and the chief's secretary said she just mailed out the letter. Apparently they no longer call when permits are ready. It just so happened I called the day they were signed.
  9. Egg harbor twp Paperwork submitted 12/16/12 Pistol permits signed and ready 3/5/13
  10. The Atlantic county range is only about ten min away from somers point in eht
  11. As nice as that little marvel may be, I think it well exceeds my price range for a pocket gun. The cm9 is getting towards the higher end of what I am looking to spend to fill this niche of my carry lineup. I appreciate the input tho
  12. Hey guys how's it going? I am in search of some opinions and experience. I am in the market for a pocket carry gun, and I have narrowed it down to 2 guns. I either want the ruger lcp or the kahr cm9. I know the lcp would make a better pocket gun, but I am unsure of if I want a .380 for a carry pistol, even if will only see summer use. I would much prefer a 9mm. I currently only shoot and carry glocks (I have a 23 and a 27), so I do not want any gun with a safety or an external hammer. The 27 is my primary carry, but in the summer in a t shirt it is slightly tough to conceal and I just want a pocket gun for a quick trip out. What do you guys recommend? Experiences pocketing the cm9? I have read of some people saying its the perfect size, and others saying its too large. I cannot decide which route I want to go. Thanks a lot in advance for your help Jake
  13. To add in corrections I had to buy my own weapon and qualify with it separately. In police I can carry either my duty weapon or my off duty. Have to qualify with both.
  14. Yes. As I former corrections officer and now a police officer they have all the same ccw rights. In both of the departments I have been in as long as you qualify with your weapon you can ccw. No permit necessary
  15. This. Nj has crimes and offenses. Crimes are 1st-4th degrees and offenses are disorderly persons and petty disorderly persons.
  16. And since I forgot to mention it. I have some experience with firearms. Have a pair of .40 glocks, a 9mm ruger and a mossberg. Prolly have a few thousand rounds shot from the barrel of a glock
  17. Hey guys what's going on? Just wanted to stop in and say hello. I live and work in Atlantic county. Was doing some browsing and double checking about some firearm legality knowledge and figured it would help for me to join and post a bit I look forward to contributing a little, and gaining a little more knowledge Jake

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