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Sell the rifle you have now in California and buy a NJ compliant rifle when you get here. Solves all of your problems with transportation, shipping and what features are allowed. Plenty of FFL dealers on here that will hook you up when you get settled in. You're Welcome

If you're looking in the $400 range check out the new Ruger Security 9. You can get one for around $300. I haven't shot it yet but it feels great in the hand and seems to have a pretty good trigger. I will definitely be picking one up on my next round of permits.

I like my Stoeger.

Hahahahah, that's funny. I just emailed them and requested that they cancel my Dick's Score Card since I will no longer shopping at their stores.

I'm looking for a new pistol and when reading the ad for this Ruger LC9s I noticed that in the ad it says that the gun isn't California legal. It's less than 10 rds and even has a safety, what makes it illegal in California? Whatever it is I hope that the assholes here don't try to copy that too. http://www.armslist.com/posts/7748889/nj-handguns-for-sale--ruger--lc9s-9mm-pistol-3--brl-blue

Leave your house at 4AM, that should put you in the DC area around 8 or 9. On a Saturday it shouldn't be that bad.

I went back today with the wife. She wanted to look around and see what they have. I asked a guy who worked there and he said that they have a small gun counter that is in the area where they sell the safes. I didn't get a chance to see what they have because that section is only open Monday thru Friday.

I was in there yesterday, I walked around for about 5 min. and I didn't see any guns. I was looking for someone to ask but couldn't find anyone. The place is basically an indoor flea market now.

If liberals think that you are not responsible enough to own a gun, drink, or buy cigarettes until you are 21 then I would think that you are not responsible enough to be serve in the military, be drafted, or more importantly vote. These laws need to be changed as well. If they think that at 18 you are responsible enough to vote for a person that has the power to change the world then I would think that you should be responsible enough to have a beer or do a little target shooting or hunting with your own gun.

I don't know what a conversion kit costs (I never priced one) but I just picked up a Rugger SR22 with 4.5" barrel from Grab-A-Gun for $299.+ $8 shipping. It has shot everything I put in it from crappy thunderbolt to Mini mags. Love this little gun!

Wow, when I read the title of this thread I was thinking something completely different. I was going to lend you my Korean cookbook.

Not sure if this one will get me in trouble but here goes, The teacher asks little Jonny to use the word indefinitely is a sentence so, little Jonny thinks about it for a few seconds and replies. "If my balls are pressed up against your ass I'm in, definitely"

Question: What is the hardest thing about rollerblading? Answer: Telling your parents that you're gay! Hahahahahahah!

You're Welcome, He didn't say anything about a vertical jump but if you would like I could ask. If you search NJDOC on YouTube there are several videos that give a pretty good idea of what to expect at the academy.

I just talked to a friend who is an instructor at the DOC Academy. He said that on the initial assessment a recruit must do a minimum of 24 push ups in 60 seconds, 28 sit ups in 60 seconds, 300 meter sprint in under 70.1 seconds, and run 1 1/2 mile in less than 15:55 minutes. He said that they are very strict and if you can not meet the minimum requirements they will send you home. He also said that if your elbow doesn't come to a 90 degree angle on the way down the push up doesn't count.

Mine fired a cork ball

So what do you think, firearm?

A forum member posted an ad in the marketplace selling a double barrel muzzle loading pistol a few days back. The gun reminded me of a few cap guns that my father bought for my brother and I in the gift shop at the end of the pirate ride at Disney World back in the 70's. If you're old like me you may remember them They were muskets much like the toy ones that they sell now except that you would seat a small cork ball with a ramrod and then place a paper cap in the the pan. The force from the cap exploding would actually fire the ball with from what I remember a decent velocity. My brother and I used to build forts is the family room and have epic battles against imaginary enemies and sometimes each other. What a cool toy! So the question is, being that it actually fired a "projectile" and used a "gunpowder charge" would these toys be considered to be a firearm under NJ law?

If it comes to it, it's going to be a personal decision for each of us. Back on topic, typically how much dose it cost to have a magazine blocked?

I personally wouldn't go this route, while I believe that you should be able to own any magazine (or gun for that matter) that you want, it's not worth it to me to risk being arrested over something that I can't use and have to keep at home.

I know that this is something that most of you probably don't want to talk about but I was asked by a friend and I didn't have an answer so, I figured I'd ask. If Murphy gets his way and reduces the legal magazine limit to 10 rounds, do you think that it would be cheaper to block the magazines you have (Glock) or sell them out of state and buy 10 round mags?