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Well, that's it. If you can't beat em, join em. I am therefore, quitting my job, stopping my mortgage payment, signing up for welfare and obamacare, getting my free obamaphone, and hanging out at a 99%-er rally. Have fun supporting me, America! I will no longer push this cart, I'm getting in. Now I can buy my ammo with YOUR money!!

I recommend a sock over your wiener, it's damn cold outside.

No disrespect, obviously you know what you are talking about, but apparently I'm still not getting my point across, as you just agreed with what I am talking about, if not the words and phrases I used. Don't call it instinct, don't call it muscle memory, call it whatever you want, but we are talking about the same thing. But I do have to say- if you think all that training doesn't induce "procedural memory", you're nuts. All due respect. The eyes are tied to the hands and the body. Do something enough times, a pattern is set up. Muscle memory, procedural memory, whatever. You get very good at hitting what you shoot at, even w/o sights, especially at close range.

Yes! Stop paying my mortgage, apply for welfare and obamacare, and get my free obamaphone. Or, just get a job working for the government... same thing.

Me too- but it's all AMMO!!!!

I think the FFLs here will tell you yes. The out-of-state dealer may not know what to do it, and THEY don't require it, but if NJ ever wants to know where and when you got that gun, having the COE would be helpful.

I'm getting drunk either way... in sorrow, or relief.

Only if through mail. Not face-to-face. (long guns).

Once again, I think we are saying the same or near the same thing... but you guys seem to be hung up on my use of the word "instinctual"... whatever you want to call it... "sight picture", "flash picture", whatever.... That's what I'm talking about. And frankly, at the ranges I'm talking about, you wouldn't really need the sights to do it. Give a SEAL an AR15 w/o an Aimpoint on it, and he'll still be able to clear that house, from skill and precision built from repetition and muscle memory (again- you don't like that word, so- whatever you want to call it.) Now, I don't train that much. *I* wouldn't be able to do it, I'm not that skilled. But it's not a black/white issue anyway; just like different shooters have better/worse skill levels, different shooters will have progressed to different levels of this "instinctual" (there's that word you hate again) shooting I'm talking about. And I didn't make this up- I've read many articles over the years calling it just that - instinctual shooting.

Anybody make a ladder sight for the Henrys?

Me too. Certainly wouldn't put it past NJ. Or CA. or MA. Or NY.

So election day is a HOLIDAY for govt workers? I like govt labor less and less the more I learn about it.

That's just wrong!! how else are we supposed to drown our sorrows or celebrate our victories??

Who? FFLs? Why would they have election day off? No one else does. Is that even what you meant?

FEAR, because of what's happening to the country, which is creating higher demand, is what is causing high ammo prices. And the fear is justifiable, imo. If the economy shows real signs of improvement in the months/year after the election, you'll see fear ease, demand drop, and prices go down a bit. When/if that happens, STOCK UP. I'm kicking myself for not having done it sooner.

No way!! I didn't know that!! I wonder what the reasoning is?

sweet! A Golden Boy or Frontier, octagon barrel, is on my wish list too. I shot a GB a couple weeks ago, but I see the comb drop is less on the Frontier... I'd like to shoulder both before buying, if possible.

related: I just had Cheaper Than Dirt refuse to ship me a Wilson Combat 2-round shotgun extension for a Remington 870. As far as I know, in no way illegal in NJ. Nor would the 6-round capacity my gun would have.

Anyone ever try the "tritium/glow-in-the-dark" paint, like Glow-On or Bright Sights?

Really??? That would be cool, if only rimfire... I'll have to look into that... I don't see any rimfire, only shotgun/archery/muzzle loader... the main page does list rimfire, but none of the ranges, as listed, allow it: http://www.state.nj..../fgw/ranges.htm

You can get a PA permit to shoot on public ranges, I think it's $30 annual fee, print it on your own printer, and drive to a range and start shooting. It's part of PA Game & Wildlife. My buddy has one of these permits, and I'm going to get one in the new year... they are done on a yearly basis, so if I paid $30 now, it would only be good for another 2 months.

dude, this isn't a contest. We all have our favorites. Yours is obviously the .223/5.56. Congratulations.

And I will try again... I won't be using it at any "significant" distance, and at the distances I would be using it at, it packs a bigger punch, it's a round to kill, not to wound. Not to mention I've already got a rifle in 7.62, and would like to use the same ammo. If I had wanted a .223, I would have purchased one. But I didn't, so I didn't.

From what I can gather, the ones that are designed to accept AK mags function flawlessly, it's the ones trying to make their own AK mags where all the problems start.

What a bastard. He needs to go and never be elected to any office again- he's now ENDANGERING the people. In the good ol' west days, someone would probably remove him from office with several ounces of lead.