jm1827

Definitely call again, and as mattio41 stated be respectful.

This is what I tend to think!

Remington 700 XCR in 300 Win. Mag. with some nice glass!

As am I, but as long as people don't know the issues and simply vote on the limited bits of info they see on TV adds this is going to happen again and again. Really sad, in my opinion.

Done!

Back in the 80's some of the farmers where I lived used rock salt to shoot at trespassers.

Done as well

I didn't know that either, I always thought her was a WW1 vet.

This^^^ Most likely the sample population was purposely selected because of a bias that they held and I am sure the questions were extremely biased and leading. Even with a non biased population the questions could have easily been designed to get the desired outcome. Remember, statistics don't lie, statisticians do.

I submitted my FID change of address paperwork in early December, spoke with the NJSP yesterday and they told me it wouldn't be ready for another 2 or 3 months!

Now we have to make sure all of these new gun owners exercise their right to vote and start voting out some of these liberals at the state level.

It is not shafting anyone, simply holding them accountable

And sold out already anyway---

Midway has .22 LR - 500 for $29.99 http://www.midwayusa.com/product/163096/aguila-colibri-ammunition-22-long-rifle-20-grain-solid-point-box-of-500-10-boxes-of-50 I kow it is 20 grain but at least it is something

Although I am not a new gun owner, I haven't shot a gun in probably 10 - 15 years. I own a few guns and used to shoot almost daily when I was younger. After Sandy and seeing how a critical mass of liberals are trying to capitalize on the emotion of a truly horrific act I felt like I had to do something. So, I re-joined the NRA, and the NJ2AS and have been (for the first time ever) writing, calling, faxing (even bought a home fax machine) and emailing all of our elected officials letting them know where I stand, who I will support financially and with my vote. I am also taking every chance to explain the the truth, as best as I can based on facts and data. Being a research scientist and professor at a local college I have the ability to analyze data very quickly, very accurately and provide a summary that is easily understood. I have been doing this every opportunity I get. And, I think there are many like me, those who either have guns or have had guns and thoroughly enjoyed them but due to life's demands have gotten away from shooting or hunting and are just now seeing how important it is to assert ourselves. Let's hope this is the case and it is even farther reaching than we can imagine.

Congrats! The only advice I can offer for a moving company is to read the fine print and if you can either get a firm bid or a not to exceed price. I have seen quite a few movers provide an "estimate" and then once they have all of your stuff the price increases substantially over the estimate and they won't release your stuff without cash payment.

Fortunately I haven't had to use Wayne for 20+ years, actually took my DL test there back in the 80's. When I lived in Vernon and hot my first FID the chief told me to laminate it, as did the Boonton police when I changed my address.

Welcome from Millstone!

I just got off the phone with the NJSP and was told that due to the volume of applications it will probably be another 3 or 4 months before my FID change of address is complete. I originally applied back in early December and am well over 100 days and counting and now looking at another 60 to 120+.

I applied for a change of address on my FID back in early December. I just got off the phone with the NJSP weapons officer and he told me it probably won't be ready for another 3 to 4 months due to the volume. This is absolitely not acceptable.

Congrats- looks like a great pistol. Good luck and tell us how it shoots!

I am in the same boat, going through the NJSP and they told me the same- 60 to 90 day time frame. I am now over 100 days and when I called last week they told me "another 2 weeks". Which is what they told me back in February. Looking back a few years ago, at least from what I saw, a 20 to 30 day wait was the norm with a few outliers longer and shorter. But now the mean has to be somewhere around 4 months with a few outliers sooner but many much longer. So, the entire paradigm has shifter from a few beyond 30 to most well beyond 30. Definitely not acceptable!

I have an 870 that my father purchased in 1965 with a 28 inch barrel, improved cylinder and it works great for birds & skeet. Many rounds through it and never a problem. For several years I probably put 300 rounds through it a week shooting clays at Cherry Ridge!

How ironic-

This^^^^^ Since I don't have a local PD I go through the NJSP and most of the time they contact my references. This last time I put in for a change of address they did call, the time before that they didn't.