Howard

Could be that. When my UPS driver (I call him the ammo fairy) dropped off 1,000 rounds of .45 cal today he was telling me he almost bought a Colt 1911 this weekend, but decided to wait till he got his $2,500 tax refund in a couple of weeks.

That is a question you are not supposed to ask, the anti's don't like it when you confuse the issue with facts!

Then by law you MUST show him where all the valuables are AND give him the gun, its big time jail time if you fail to do both of these.

The following is a very interesting table that shows how many nics checks were run by each state by month going back to full year of 1999. http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/nics/reports/nics-firearm-background-checks-1998_2013_state_monthly_totals-033113.pdf

Yup their prices have gone up in recent weeks, and they are no longer selling in 1,000 round cases, only 500. The shipping prices have increased as well. On the good side their ammo is good and I have only had one issue. I had one round out of 1,000 where the bullet was pushed into the case a little to far. I sent them an e-mail so they could check quality control. They wrote me back and asked me for the code number on the inside of the box. They thanked me and sent me a free box of 50 rounds to replace that one round. That is great customer service!

Amazon has it for $113.39 but with FREE shipping: http://www.amazon.com/Streamlight-69240-Compact-Mounted-Tactical/dp/B0077RHYWQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1365011546&sr=8-1&keywords=streamlight+tlr+4

Don't forget that if the intruder in your home is gay or black and you shoot them that in NJ you are probably guilty of a hate crime too!

How about this?

OK, I'm trying 500 rounds. Thanks for the info.

Have you used any of this? Any good?

Sounds like a BS law. So if you if you wave a garden tool and some half blind person "believes" it to be a real firearm you can be arrested? That does not even pass the smell test. I think the laws in this state are created by the brain dead. Doesn't it even have to pass the reasonable man test?

What is even worse is many of these places are now limiting you to 250 or 500 rounds which makes the shipping per round add up. Besides that they are raising the shipping prices even though UPS has not raised them. It sucks, but unfortunately many of them even after doing this are still much cheaper than you can buy the stuff in the People's Republic.

I've been using Ballistol. It both cleans and lubes. Its sort of like the thermos "It keeps hot things hot and cold things cold, but how does it know?"

It is amazing how much Freedom Munitions stuff has gone up in price in the last few weeks. They used to let you order 1,000 rounds too, now the max is only 500 and the shipping "cost" has gone up too. Wish I had not sold some to a board member, but I was trying to be a nice guy.

The solution is simply, pass another law. Make silencers legal in NJ for use at the range and at home - oh and don't forget to make it illegal everywhere else and you have to transport it in the trunk of your car :)

This is just like the idiots that build houses near an airport and then complain about the noises coming from the planes.

I don't see anything in the law that prevents you from blasting them in the face with a full ABC fire extinguisher, and then smacking them on the head with the extinguisher if they are still blindly coming at you Wasp & Hornet spray works well and typically has a range of over 25'

Tasers are illegal for private citizens in the People's Republic.

The Randolph police did my FID and P2P in 28 days, actually 15 days from the time references were returned (Jan/Feb '13). The problem is the new definition of INSTANT NICS which just took me 8 days - and that is not half as bad as some of the stories I have heard. I wonder what would happen if the state was just a few days late in getting out the welfare checks or food stamps? I bet the lame steam media would be all over that, as the "major" cities in NJ all burned and the streets were filled with rioters.

Yea, but even a 7 round magazine will probably hold a hundred bullets, or more - wiseass

Now if you are not into that type of scenery, you can always go down to the Jersey Shore and see such strange sights as these:

This is getting complicated. So, I hear people saying we should cuff the bad guy, now we are being told it is not legal for us to have cuffs. Would it be appropriate if I used the ones that had fur on them? Got to love our government that makes life such a joy for us honest folks -- not!

Maybe, I guess that would be for the lawyers to figure out after the fact. In any case, how are you suggesting you do this? Just go up to him and say "hey nice Mr. bad guy would you put these cuffs on"? What if he says no? Now what are you going to do, put your gun down and go up to him? Might work if you had some training, but I hear it is not as easy to do as seen on TV or in the movies. You choice is most likely to get him to leave or shoot him, as I don't think he is going to let you cuff him even if you had cuffs. As for shooting him, I was not suggesting you empty the mag into him, just relaying info that was given by the police. The entire problem is unless you have a lot of training, you are likely going to have a split second to decide what you are going to do. This is why I am now digging a mote around my property and filling it with Crocks

Thanks, I try These were taken with my Nikon D800e DSLR with a Nikon 28-300VR lens. Its a great camera, the lens is good but not great, but is an excellent general purpose walk-around lens. If you are in the Wayne area you are very close and should definitely check out the falls.

The thing is that unless you are a LEO if you hold him you may be charged with an illegal arrest or even kidnapping - stupid laws. That is why the best thing is probably empty the magazine into him. As the cops in NY told my dad in the 1970's - feel free to have a gun in your house and shoot anyone BUT before you call us be sure to a) drag him inside of the house if you shot him outside, and B) if he turns out to be unarmed place a kitchen knife in his dead hands before we get there.