Howard

Don't worry, good things come to those that wait. You are going to love it.

Just trying to look after things just in case....

Quick question. You say you "got this" from him and "according to him". From that I assume he is alive and it was not inherited, thus I hope you got it by using a P2P here in NJ. If not, you should give it back asap and change this thread.

there was one an inch or so lower left . I was shocked how darn consistent it was with me behind it.

Yes the trigger is great. I've never picked up a gun for the first time and shot it so well. Love it!

Yea I know

Well unfortunately I see the only way these laws get fixed is if out of state people get ensnared and the National media brings attention. In what bizarro world are citizens treated worse than non-citizens???

Thanks. Neither can I, that is why I was so impress with gun. I am close to this with my STI Trojan, but was even better with this PPQ. Just imagine what a good shooter could do with it!

Don't think so. When you adjust sights remember FORD, you move the front sight opposite the direction you want to shoot and the rear direct. Thus if you want bring the hit right you move the rear to the right.

Just picked up my PPQ from my FFL this morning and tried it out straight out of the box. Wow is this thing a tack driver. I have a bunch of handguns and have never shot one this well, especially one I have never touched before. Here is my IDPA target at 10 yards for the first 10 or so shots. I know the shots are left, but that appears to be because the sights have to be adjusted as you can see in the second picture:

This is pure political BS. Our anti-gun legislators are trying to buy themselves some cover for their draconian gun laws. These out of stater's should be locked up and the key thrown away - just like they do to lawful citizens of the People's Republic of New Jermany if they make a mistake and stop to get gas on the way home from the range. Only by having this bad publicity do we stand a chance to get the stupid NJ gun laws changed. Only in NJ are honest citizens thrown in jail for minor technical violations while gang bangers with long rap sheets get to plea bargain away gun charges. There is no reason for honest citizens not to be issued carry permits like in just about every other state. It is simple to get a carry permit in PA, just across the river, and PA is hardly the wild wild west. Armed honest citizens are a force multiplier for the police and help reduce crime and gun violence. NJ gun laws are back assward.

I don't understand why these debates have become part audience participation either. It used to be they would allow clapping when the candidates came out, and after closing remarks, but the audience was told not to make any sounds during the debate. I also don't get the crap that "he said my name so I get to talk more". That is not the way you run a debate. Then there is the interruptions and the candidates that go way over their time limit. Why don't they just turn off everyone's mic when it is not their turn and turn off the speakers mic say five seconds after the buzzer goes off. That would make for a much better discussion.

Some places have training requirements, some have none - big deal. Some states do driver's tests in parking lots while some do them on the streets in traffic. The point is you should have a right to carry a gun if you so choose. However, the gun has an idiot for an owner if they don't get some training. If you have that gun you should understand the responsibility of carrying it and understand what will happen to you if shoot someone your life will be forever changed. The last thing any responsible person should want to do is shoot another person. Carrying a gun is no different than having an insurance policy: it's a good thing to have but you hope that you will never need to use it.

A mixed bag. I used both my Nikon D800e and D300 with a Sigma 150-500 lens and a Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VR. If I go again I think I would try my TC-2.0 iii 2X tele converter on the Nikon lens.

Was not planning to but I would be open to it. Shoot me a pm and let's see if we can coordinate offline.

How are you going to get the gun from your home to the friend's home - ah that is a violation. Not even sure you can have it at a friends' as that is not one of the specific exemptions. You can probably have it on a boat if you have a dock at your house and at the end of the most direct path you float to your business that you own, a range or the waterway takes you into another state to a place you are legally allowed to have the gun. I imagine you could also have it on a boat if you head out from your dock on the ocean out into international waters. Perhaps another few strange allowances exist as well

For those of you that may not have heard, we have about 100 seals that have at least temporarily made Skeleton Island in Sandy Hook their home. It is best to view them in the morning when the sun is out. I went yesterday and was able to capture a few pictures and got some good bird shots as well:

Still don't follow what you are saying. Where else can you legally possess a handgun in NJ without a rare carry permit? Sure you can possess it anywhere if not caught. Just like murder is only a problem if they catch you.

Seems to be a distinction without a difference, unless I am missing something. If you can't transport something to other than those places then you cannot possess them there either. Or are you trying to say something else?

Handguns in the People's Republic of New Jermany may only legally be possessed where allowed by exemptions which include your residence, your "owned" place of business and a gun range with direct transport from one to the other with no "unreasonable" deviations. So where else do you want to store them? The only other option is there are a couple of ranges that have storage facilities.

The driver's license thing is another made up BS thing that is not even in the law. Don't know why so many businesses make this a requirement, assume they just want to have a photo ID that is state issued. You do not even need to have a driver's licenses. Many people that live in cities don't have driver's licenses. You legally could have your FID with one address and your driver's license with a different one if you had two legal residences. If you go to the actual law you will not find anything in it about a driver's license. That said, you are probably better off having the same on each otherwise you will either be denied in many stores as a business can require whatever they want. But as far as storing at your multiple legal residences that is not an issue. The only issue to be aware of is the hollow point law. There is a problem with that law because it does not list transporting hollow point ammo from one residence to another. So, if you want to take it from one to another you had better stop at a range first to cover your rear.

Guys let's all chill. I saw this info and was not aware of it and thought it might be useful to some here. It was not meant to be a debate on anything, just some useful facts. Enough.

Apple needs to beat the Feds on this one!

Really? Thought that was only the case in a person to person transfer of a used gun not a new gun.

I don't know where it says it I just know what the firearms unit says. Also I believe in Nappen's book it says you need a permit for a different serial number.