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Probably the best bet is to just shoot him a dozen times and make sure he is dead - then there is only one side to the story

Don't trust any bill she wants to introduce, you will have to have it voted on and approved BEFORE you get to learn what is in it. We all know how she operates.

I'm confused. Isn't it illegal to use ANY round while committing a crime?

I've been there as well, although there was no motor bike in my picture when I was there I think this is actually a longer distance down from top to bottom but it does not seem to be continuous, as the water looks like it is a bunch of separate falls stacked on top of each other. They are both impressive falls to see in-person.

At least I am now right about something today I don't think it really matters, it is some very beefy plastic and the back of it feels metal.

While many of us love to b-i-t-c-h about NJ and the crazy laws, we need to remember there are some beautiful parts to the state, and many sights to see. Many in the state have no clue that we have the second largest water falls east of the Mississippi here in NJ. They are called the Great Falls and are located in Paterson NJ just off of Route 80. I have been there many times, and stopped by on Friday to take some pictures, which I thought I would share. Well worth a visit.

Are you sure about that? It looks like it could be metal but the bottom of it seems plastic. I had read on the 1911 forum that they are plastic.

I believe they are all plastic but have not heard any issues with them. They can be changed for metal ones and I have heard of people doing that.

Thanks, its a brushed stainless finish. This one is .45 ACP although you can get the Eclipse in 10mm as well.

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Just another stupid NJ law, and it stops criminals from using them how? What our stupid legislators don't understand is hollow point rounds are safer then round nose. Yes they are more lethal, but they are also safer. The tend not to go through the person being shot at and then striking someone else. In close quarters they are less likely to go through walls and strike the tenant in the next unit either.

Is this something the anyone can just come and watch or do you have to be a member or anything?

You can word a poll to get almost any result you want. Next when you call only home land lines during the day who do you think answers? Let's see the Republicans are at work, and more intelligent and affluent people don't answer phones unless they know the number showing up on the caller ID. Oh, so this leaves Liberals on government assistance with phone lines paid for by our taxes.

Welcome to the club, have fun and learn.

Not that I am a pro that should say things about others ability - but I was at the range yesterday and the guy next to me had 26" by 35" target at 2 yards out and was shooting with a .22 cal pistol and barely got the bullets to hit the target - forget about any groupings. Was not very comfortable being that close.

Well I am am sort of in the same boat. I shot .22 bolt action rifles as a kid at summer camp, but had not touched a weapon in something like 40 years. I started thinking about it during super storm Sandy when I saw all the looting. Finally pulled the trigger after Sandy Hook. I think anytime there is fear of something being taken away it makes you want it more. In my town they are having trouble keeping up with permits. The woman that handles them told me that the rate it is going she thinks almost every single home will have a gun by year-end.

Just got my first 1911! She is previously owned, but new to me. She is a Kimber Eclipse Custom II in .45 ACP along with a Kimber .22 cal conversion slide. Now my Glock is pissed and not talking to me as she assumes she won't get my full attention now that she has a sister While I am a fairly new shooter, I was pleased with what I was able to do with her first day out: When I showed this to a friend of mine he responded that it was very good, but now I need to move more than two feet from the target. I explained to him that this was a pistol not a rifle and that my arms were not as long as his and if I was further than two feet away I would not be able to reach out and have the muzzel in contact with the target when I pulled the trigger

Who at RTSP told you that? I was told they would hold a purchase for me until permits came in and no fee was ever discussed - and that was from one of the principals.

Well it is true that criminal history can change in 90 days, but they can change in 90 minutes too. That is the problems with so many of these laws, they are arbitrary. As a resident of the same state all people should be treated the same and it should not come down to the beliefs of certain public servants to determine what goes. Why should one person only have 2 permits for 90 days yet another can have 6 for 180 days. The courts need to fix this.

Interesting. I asked when I got mine if it was OK to laminate it and they said sure no problem. But I decided not to and just keep it in a plastic sleeve that can be removed if needed. I recall years ago when we had paper licenses it was prohibited to laminate them, so maybe this is where the DMV is coming from. Oh wait, its not called DMV anymore is it? It has a kinder and nicer name

I assume that if anyone has multiple jobs there is no obligation to list all of them - they ask for employer, not employers. With that said if you are concerned with your boss or company having this information then why not just not list them. Instead, spend a few bucks and form an LLC or partnership and just list that as your employer. Problem solved.

OK, stupid question - what is a 212? Do you know why the chief won't extend them? Seems kind of arbitrary. You are right on the NICS, mine just cleared Tuesday after waiting 8 days.

Before going around everyone why don't you play nice with her. Explain to her that while she is doing what she was told, she was given incomplete information. Explain to her that your lawyer is ready to sue her and drag her though the mud, but you don't want that. Ask her to arrange a meeting with who ever has given that order and explain the law to them. If they won't relent, then call in the legal folks. We need to stand up to this crap.

Make sure to feed it lots of lead, brass and copper

Wow and I always thought a Civic was a fairly small car. Maybe I should look into one if you can fit a shotgun in the glove box. Even if it was a sawed off shotgun that is still a very impressive glove box!