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$202 no blanket required. You can even keep the foregrip and flash light.

From their facebook page: Thank you all for your kind words and support. We are thankful that no one was injured and everyone is doing well! Unfortunately the range is no longer functional but we are happy to say the shop is still standing. We want to send a special thank you out to Glassboro, Pitman, Monroe, Williamstown and Washington Township Fire Departments as well as Glassboro Police Department. We will try to keep you as updated as possible throughout this process. Thank you again for all of your support, hope to see you all soon!

I'm a former volunteer firefighter, and although most of my district doesn't have hydrants(we used tankers), we would test the ones we did have at least every six months...most of the time it would be 3-4 times a year. Some used to get used a lot more than that for drills and calls(one area has treated city water, we preferred to fill the tanks of our trucks with that since it was "clean" water. We found quite a few problems with one shopping centers hydrants/pump system(for the sprinkler systems), and had to call the property manager to get them fixed ASAP. One problem is when you get a hydrant at the end of a line...it has very low pressure. If another truck is pulling water from a nearby hydrant further up the line, you'll have essentially a dead hydrant at the end.

Thought so. I believe the owners are members of the Glassboro Fire company as well- from what I just gathered on Google. Hope everyone is OK, I actually know a guy who works there for store credit

Where is this NJ2AS forum??

Chuck is the owner. Amy is his fiance. Open carry guy is Jake, that is Chucks brother.

They honestly don't know when guns are coming in, I've asked them about that. It almost seems like they order from a distributor of some sort, because they'll get a shipment of random guns all on one day- not just one specific manufacturer. I was in there 3 weeks ago to pick up my M&P Shield 9, and they had the case and gun racks completely stocked with pistols, rifles and shotguns. Throughout the chaos of the past few months they have consistently had 5.56/223 ammo where not many other shops had it. The prices went up on the ammo, but that's the same everywhere.

I too got this same form letter. I also got a form e-mail from Assemblyman Jay Webber(R-26) thanking me for contacting his office, and that my e-mail is important and will be reviewed in the order it is received.

I've bought a few guns there, never had an issue. Always friendly, always a decent price. That is the shop I go to now.

I sent my e-mail out to all of them.

Butches in Vineland is $50 plus $16.50 NICS. Belleplain Supply is $75 plus $15 NICS Just Sports is $50 for new guns, plus $15 NICS, $40 for used guns plus $15 NICS.

My town is covered by NJSP...there is no local PD.

Here is another question regarding State Police issued P2P's: I have a pistol permit here which I'm using next week in a private sale. White copy goes to the NJSP Superintendent. Yellow copy goes to the "Issuing Authority". Do I return the yellow copy to the barracks, or do I mail it with the white copy to NJSP? I called last night to inquire at the barracks and the Trooper was pretty clueless. EDIT: I just called the NJSP Firearms unit and spoke with "Victoria". She said for me to keep the yellow copy and the pink copy as they don't need two copies.

This was supposed to happen last night(I didn't know about it until after): http://trollthensa.com/

Nevermind.

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. They'll probably hang up on you like the did when I called to inquire about my pistol permits after waiting 120 days.

Local PD?

I've caught several Redfish(also known as Red Drumfish) in Florida...not sure what they are catching here in NJ called "Drum fish"...there are a couple different types of drumfish. The red's put up quite a fight and are really fun to catch.

The only company that has sent me "goodies" along with the order was Jegs(car parts). They sent me a hat, stickers and some pens. Definitely is a good gesture, as I would be more inclined to order from them again vs Summit or some other aftermarket car part company. I did have a guy who makes stuff for radio towers(I'm an amateur radio operator) who sent candy in with the part I ordered...but I don't eat candy, nor would I eat it coming from a stranger . Cabelas has never sent me anything in addition to the base order...but then again the only thing I've ordered from them was clothing items like boots, socks, and sweatshirts.

Give his phone number to your local police department and tell them he was trying to purchase a handgun from you without p2p and FID. If anything it'll put him on their radar.

Ok, I wasn't aware of that exemption. The laws in this state are so convoluted(tell me something I don't already know ).

As per the NJ state statute: only such deviations as are reasonably necessary under the circumstances. What "reasonable" is, no one knows- it is up to the court to decide. Unless you want to be the guinea pig, I wouldn't advise it. The law doesn't differentiate on transportation of handguns/long guns. You're supposed to drive to the range, shoot, and go directly home. From NJSP Website:

I'm still trying to figure out why they stationed the helicopter at the Woodbine airport which doesn't even have jet fuel. IMO it should be at the Cape May County airport(NASWW), which has Jet-A on site. It's a bit more centrally located in the county as well. Especially for Cape May's Fire Dept

As a former volunteer firefighter in Cape May County...I would say fire departments and rescue squads in Cape May County call for the helicopter much too often. We've sat and waited for the chopper for like 15-20 minutes....and in that time an ambulance could have EASILY got the paitent to a hospital. I've done an LZ for an island town(north of Cape May) that drove 20 miles before they could get the chopper to land in our district(passing Cape Regional's helo-pad by 13 miles). Due to construction equipment parked at the rest area, they sat parked for a good 10 minutes, and the State Police, obviously becoming irritated had us shut down the Parkway for them to land this chopper. This was unheard of. Pulled the truck across both lanes of traffic on a weekend summer night(right around 6pm). Traffic was backed up for 4 miles due to us shutting down the road. With the 10 minutes of waiting, and adding in flight times, they could have had that paitent to Atlantic City without tying up a scarce resource such as a helocopter. It seems like anytime the rescue squad in this county doesn't want to drive to the hospital they call for the helicopter. I've probably done 50+ LZ's for helicopters. While I wasn't on the EMS side of things, I first hand got to see the amount of time we waited for the chopper to arrive, land, load the paitent, take back off. All while I was scratching my head thinking...man, they could have got this guy to the trauma center in AC by land by now.

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