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Well, Mr. Sweeney needs to start hearing from people like us who vote and contribute $$$ to politicians. He needs to hear that there are at least a few people who do support CCW and he needs to know why we support it.

So...you brew your own?

Sorry, but I love it. getting ready to take the dog for a long walk in the snow!

Sierra Nevada tonight!

Exactly, now imagine if this was an NFL or NBA player, we would be hearing all about it in the media!

Same here, let's hope he doesn't get preferential treatment...because that never happens!

Mine shipped on 2/12 and is due on Monday!

OK- here is her contact info. Time to start mailing, emailing and calling her office about this. I wasn't able to find her direct email address but you can access her through the NJ State legislature website. I did look at the bills she sponsored, whew she is a doosey! Phone- (973) 509-0388 Office addres- 39 South Fullerton Avenue 2nd Fl. Suite 7 Montclair, NJ 07042

Gave it a shot- thanks!

Thanks, I did a bunch of searches and read through all of the stickies, and did a ton of research on line and read a couple of books. That being said, even after doing all that research and watching a bunch of you tube vids I am sure I will still have questions. There seems to be endless options!

Well, be warned, I finally decided to do my own build (and I am sure i will have many questions). I must confess I am a complete newb when it comes to the AR-15 platform but I have been doing my research and Think I am ready to finally do a build. I have been shooting for 40+ years but never had my own AR, so I figured it was time. I am really doing this build for the sake of doing a build. I don't have any plans beyond punching paper at the range so I am kind of flexible in what I can build. So, I am looking to do a basic budget build, probably going with a 16" to 18" barrel and would like a break (only because I think they they look cool), probably a 1:7 or 1:8 twist just so that i can handle heavier bullets. For this build I was thinking about getting a stripped lower and LPK and a completed upper assembly. Thanks and looking forward for any input from you veteran builders!

I always start calling after 2 months, just to check and make sure there everything is moving along. If you are professional and polite and simply ask about the status of your paperwork I don't think you will be put in th eback of the pile. After 3 months I start calling every 2 weeks, and I am always professional and polite.

I have never had to surrender my current FID and i deal directly with the NJSP. As PK90 stated you can still buy long guns at the sellers discretion and you should still be able to use it to but handgun caliber ammo (or rifle ammo in Dicks) As for the wait time, my last change of address took about 6 months, but that was last year during peak demand.

Am I reading this wrong or does it say centerfire rifles .25 caliber or larger for woodchuck? Could I use a .416 Rigby then for woodchuck as long as I am not on a WMA, a state park, forest or recreation area?

Then start from the beginning and repeat...it never ends!

Please share....

Got some- and some mini mag as well. Thanks!

You can never have enough beer...

I would also recommend looking at a Ruger SR2. I have one that my wife and kids love.

9+ inches in Monmouth county and it looks like a possible wintery mix tonight into Wednesday and then the potential of a siginficant storm on Sunday!

I started reloading shotgun shells when I was 10, just because it was the only way I could afford enough (from a paper route) to shoot 20 rounds of skeet a week. I then moved onto rifle because while in college it was the only way I could afford the kinds of ammo I needed for target and hunting. Now I can't imagine not reloading and working up loads for a specific purpose. It is all about flexibility and being able to create customized loads whether it be for accuracy, cost, reduced recoil or wildcat loads.

They should, but just in case give them a call - (609)562-4676

I have shot my 10 year old reloads without any problem and 20+ year old factory loads without any problem as well.

They didn't call my references either on my last batch of P2Ps... I think they are realizing that this is just a waste of time since they know we have to pass a NICS check before we buy anyway.

Welcome, it is always nice to see a new vendor in NJ!