jm1827

Just got back from Cheyenne Outfitters and they had CCI 22LR, looked like 100 for $11. They also had small and large pistol primers and small and large rifle primers, both Remington and CCI

Voted as well- now 1763 yes!

Not in East Windsor but close by in Millstone are 2 Italian places that we love- Vesuvios, a basic pizza place with great pizza and other basic Italian food and ALBVI, a bit more upscale with great pizza.

Exactly- especially since my wife thinks she gets to buy something every time I buy a gun and her tastes are much more expensive than mine!

Didn't have mine either when I first joined...back in 1979!

Still pretty good, we eat there on occasion.

Good, they should feel some heat for a bone head move like that!

It sure was...

I agree 100%-

Just sent him a quick email and will follow up with a much more indepth response when I get home.

My wife says this all the time, and then I can't say anything when she buys another purse or pair of shoes!

My condolences to you and your family, as others have said, remember all the good times and everything your dad taught you and blessed you with.

I put mine in on June 14 with the Hamilton NJSP and they told me to expect at least a 4-5 month wait.

I just did a change of address on my FID through the Hamilton NJSP, they told me that in "normal" times that once everything is send to the firarms unit it takes around 30 days, but due to volume it is now taking between 90 and 120 days. This was back in March of this year, so hopefully it is closer to normal now.

I agree with this 100%- how many initial crimes would be stopped and then how many potential future crimes would be stopped? These guys don't just quit this lifestyle and their violence almost always escalates.

Heat doesn't bother me, I typically run 5-6 miles in the afternoon and as long as I am hydrated prior to the run I am fine. I try and shoot 2-3 times per month, depending on my schedule. When I do shoot I typically spend an hour or so with one of my children on a 22, then maybe some pistol and I like to finish with a round or 3 of clays.

^^^^ This- my first gun, which I still have. A 50 year old 870 that still functions flawlessly, even after MANY thousands of rounds down the tube!

Ordered for for my pistol, thanks!

I hope it works out as well, please keep us posted.

Give them a call, then follow up with an email and then a written letter. If you can get any others in your town to do the same go for it. We have a group of 6 of us from my town that share similar beliefs and when ever 1 of us sends somrthing in, either at the local or at the state level, we all send it in.

When I grew up in Sussex county in the early 80's we would always go shooting in one of the farmer's fields. As long as we had permission there were never any problems. Local police would stop by, check on what was going on and then go on their merry way. A few even took a few shots with us.

My son started with my 686 when he was 9, I started with light 38 target loads and he does fine.

And some websights will let you send an electronic copy of the FFL license. That is what I did when I used Aim, I emailed the FFL and he sent me a PDF of his license which I emailed to Aim, some allow you to attach it to a file when you are placing the ofder.

These actually lasted quite a while, so, either they had a huge number in stock or, maybe things are slowing down just a bit. I also wonder why it didn't appear when I searched rimfire ammo on the websight?

Thanks for the heads up!