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Since the shootout didn't work out for Clinton I decided to still try clay shooting and headed up to Thunder Mountain instead. As expected I had a great time busting clays and ended picking up an 870 yesterday. I look foward to the next shootout so I can try it out again, unless I head up to Thunder Mountain again first.

Does anyone have a license or thrower that's going? I don't want to make the hour drive if it's a no-go

Does anyone else going have a license?

Picked up some supplies for the evening

If anyone going tomorrow has a 12ga pump that they are looking to sell I can bring COEs and cash. Looking to stay under 400.

Dicks in Paramus had the Choot 'Em (minimag) 300 packs for $27.99. There were still a few boxes left as of 11 today

I'll be there if someone will be willing to show me the ropes. I've never shot a shotgun but I really want to try it out. I'll pick up ammo (12ga best?) and clays and bring coffee and donuts. If anyone has a 12ga pump that they are looking to offload I'll bring COEs just in case. Looking to stay under $400.

Wow, some match directors are getting extreme with their no-shoot targets

That seems like the only way to alleviate everyone's concerns while staying legal

First off, sorry to hear about your uncle heading down the dementia road. It's a terrible thing to have to witness. On the actual matter at hand, if you can't get him to sign off on it, and can't get a power of attorney, would it be worth buying a gun cabinet/safe and moving everything into that within his home but you keep the key? That could act as a temporary side-step of the transfer paperwork, assuming you can access them to move them.

That's what I mean. You aren't admitting to anything if they check the expunged box. The portion that you sign is simply allowing them to look for records.

Perhaps it's a naive reading but it seems all that this would show is that a record was expunged, but not what the record originally was. If a town attempted to deny based on the fact that there was a previously expunged record they would be opening themselves up to an immediate legal challenge.

Now the question will be whether they are actually selling it. They've been waiting since November for their FFL.

That's a great price. I picked up a 4" Six also fall and it's a ton of fun to shoot. Enjoy.

Haven't you heard that the sky is falling?

I have the 22" model and love it. I couldn't find anyone in North Jersey that had them last year so I bought mine from Joe Bob Outfitters who has them on sale for $269.95 right now.

I saw something on the website about the refurbished Rimfire range so I was hoping that they were extra steel targets

What do they have for steel set up on the rimfire range at EFGA? I looked on the website but there isn't much of a description other than there are some targets and the pictures don't help at all. The rimfire range at Cherry Ridge is one of the few things I like about there and I'm curious if the rimfire area at EFGA is similar.

Freedom is pretty much all I shoot at this point. Keep an eye out for their $5 or free shipping that they run occasionally. That really makes the prices great and you can stock up.

I made a paracord sling for my 22 bolt gun more for fun than anything. It works great nut I'm planning to make a new one soon and add a clip into the strap to make it a little easier. If you do a paracord weave make sure to start off about 2-3 inches longer than you want the finished length to account for the weaving. I made mine in about 1.5 once I got things set up.

I heard an interview a few months back with the president of Tracking Point (If I remember correctly) that they are actively working on the remote disabling technology with the goal of patenting it and preventing anyone from actually developing it. Patent trolling for the greater good.

^Classic!

Weathernj.com is my go to but I also keep an eye on the NOAA Forecast whenever there's a big storm projected. I'm looking at 24-36" right now and scrambling to re-arrange my schedule for the week.

To start, as ogfarmer suggested, take the NRA basic pistol class ASAP as you can get some important training right away and also get some time trying out a few pistols to see what you like. Also, where are you located? There are many people here who may be willing to meet you at a range so you can try things out. Last, there is a good cancel that the first pistol you buy will end up being sold when you find something you like better (personal experience).

Yeah, that one's a bit above the price point I'm aiming for. I do really like the Mora Bushcraft, especially the ones with the attached fire starter. I think that is a good starting point and maybe I'll add another down the road.