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Howard

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  1. If you are that concerned, since you are both Jersey residents, just fill out a COE and then he can have your gun (actually his gun now) at his PA house. Just to be on the safe side have a contract that he must sell it back to you for $1 at any time you demand.
  2. They must be catching up now. I mailed my application on August 31st and just checked my account and see my check cleared on Sept 26th.
  3. It depends what matches you are talking about and what divisions. If you shoot IDPA or USPSA (Production, L10, SS) you would typically load to 10 although it is nice to have one that is larger so you can load it with 11 and be at 10+1 at the start without using a barny mag. For Static and knockdown steel you are good to go with 10 as well.
  4. Why do you have $500 deductible on glass? Comprehensive insurance is cheap. I carry zero deductible on comprehensive so the slightest ding on the windshield I get a new one. Have done that for years. You would be surprised how little it cost to have no deductible on comprehensive.
  5. I was advised in a business accounting course (actually paid for by the state) that if you have not paid use tax never enter a zero on your tax return, just leave the field blank. If you put a zero and they go through credit card records they can bring you up on tax fraud charges as you declared zero, if you leave it blank you can just claim oops I forgot about that item.
  6. Registration is open at: https://practiscore.com/shongum-october-2016-uspsa-match/register Check out the Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/shongumUSPSA/
  7. Both have been taken.
  8. I have two Toro Personal Pace mowers that have to go. The front one is a top of the line Super Recycler and the back one is a regular Recycler. The decks are in great condition. I believe the regular one just needs some carb work. There is something wrong with the engine on the Super Recycler as it makes a horrible clunking noise when starting up and shutting down and is somewhat smokie. I would bet the engine from the one could be swapped to the other and have one perfect unit or someone could work on both. They are in my Driveway in Randolph NJ. If anyone wants them PM me, if no one wants them they are going out in big trash pickup Sunday.
  9. It allows you to carry one in the trunk of your car all day long outside of the normal exemptions.
  10. Oh, and they are real. Here they are on the cars:
  11. I don't agree with your assessment, but I have actually been wrong before, so you might be right But I think we that participate in a forum such as this are very different than average gun owners. For example just look at the number of home ranges you post on your profile - you have four while the "average" gun owner probably has zero. There are a huge number of gun owners that buy a gun and one box of ammo and never use it or even practice shooting it. It is there just "in case", not a good idea but there are lots of those people. There are lots of others that buy one gun and go shoot maybe once every few months so that they remember where the trigger is and how to load the thing. Sure there are those of us that collect or shoot competitively, but we are in the vast minority of gun owners. As further evidence look at how few get involved when stupid laws are being proposed against honest gun owners. It is us 1-3%, the rest just really don't care as the laws don't impact them as they just care they can buy one and stick it somewhere near the bedside. I know lots of people that have just one or two guns, and would never tell anyone they have any.
  12. So they asked 4,000 people when a huge portion of gun owners would never tell anyone they own a gun. Guess a Harvard education ain't worth what it used to be.
  13. I agree your photo should go on a NJ permit, but it needs to be renamed from FID to CCW
  14. No clue what you are talking about. The first one stands for I Don't Practice Anymore and the second one stands for United States Postal Service Administration. How could those be obscene or offensive?
  15. I already had the NJ "USPSA" plate and today the "IDPA" one arrived!
  16. You have no obligation nor responsibility. I am actually shocked that signatures are not required for ammo. I bet bitch Loretta does not know this. I would have just told UPS and Freedom. IF they did not take care of it I would just tell the Credit card company and would have gotten a refund. Now here is the interesting thing with our stupid laws. Had those been hollow point rounds (maybe they were) your neighbor could have likely been arrested bringing them to your home. Gotta love New Jermany.
  17. My bad, I forgot. In that case just get a CZ75b - another great gun with lots of ways to upgrade and improve it as and when you have free cash.
  18. You can't go wrong with a PPQ M2. Super accurate reliable gun. Probably has the best out of the box trigger of just about any gun anywhere near your price point.
  19. Do you have any picture of what the Talon Grips look like? How much are they and where do you get them? I currently put some white Tennis Racquet tape on mine which seems to work fairly well, but gets dirty fast.
  20. The above Dawson video should give you everything, if not give them a phone call and they will answer any questions - their support is excellent.
  21. I was sort of joking. I did not have expect to get stopped and if stopped I would not expect it to be an issue. BUT if some how it became an issue the left wing press would run with it big time.
  22. Yea 1,000 is not a big number, and most of us have a lot more than that. That said, if you are going through over 1,000 rounds at one range visit one could argue that you are just converting dollars to noise. What are you accomplishing firing that many rounds? Do you have a plan? Are you actually training or just poking lots of random holes? If you have the money and enjoy converting it to noise then more power to you. I just can't imagine firing that many rounds in one session and getting much out of it. But hey, that is just me.
  23. Because this is leftist New Jermany where all too many people think having more that 10 rounds makes you a criminal and having more than say 100 makes you a likely terrorist. We all know that 1,000 rounds is not all that much, but it would make headlines on the NJ evening news. The we would have dear Loretta proposing a law to make it a crime to have more than one box of ammo in your possession.
  24. Interesting. Just the other day I sort of had a similar but different thought. I was driving west on RT78 to the USPSA Area8 match with a friend and was thinking to myself the headline in the press if we were stopped that the police found two white middle aged males with three guns and well over 1,000 rounds of ammo at 5:30am - they must have been up to no good.
  25. A buddy of mine has two tickets for the 2017 Super bowl. Box seats plus airfares, accommodations etc., but he didn't realize when he bought the ticketsthat this is going to be on the same day as his wedding - so he can't go. If you're interested and want to go instead of him, it's at St Peter's Cathedral in New York City at 5pm. Her name's Louise. She will be the one in the white dress.

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