olderguy

Click here: http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/BillsForAgendaView.asp Click on the bill you want to read, then open the HTML for the final bill

Done

I don't think I could mix my ammo. Maybe it is a good thing as I get older that my spread of calibers is so big: 30-06 22WMR 9x19 380Auto 22LR 12 Gauge When I start dropping 22LR into my Winchester or loading .380 Auto into my Glock 19, I would hope to notice. If not, time to pack it all in.

The anti's have been sending emails to bring people to their petition: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/132/446/684/nj-state-senators-ban-hight-capacity-ammunitions-in-gun-control-legislation/ Their main thrust seems to be going to 10 round mags.

This is only a small indication of what the anti gun people do. I am sure that BlueWaveNJ will be getting people to Trenton next week. I hope a lot of our members will be showing up. http://www.thepetitionsite.com/132/446/684/nj-state-senators-ban-hight-capacity-ammunitions-in-gun-control-legislation/

A3772 gives the superintendent the authority to set a date upon which all present FID's would expire. If their program is not up and running, all FIDs could become invalid on that date.

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/BillsForAgendaView.asp worked for me

There will be no ammo for sale until their FFL comes through. Maybe a few weeks.

If they can keep people from parking in the side driveway and keep the back exit open, it shouldn't be too bad.

Another argument for the anti's to try; "If only we could get them all registered, our figures would be so much more accurate"

And now we return to our regularly scheduled program; Any members that live in Woodland Park, please send a note to the the Mayor of Woodland Park telling him what a wonderful addition the range is to the Borough. It seems that the approvals were all done under the previous administration and the new administration has not yet warmed to the idea. Mayor Keith Kazmark BOROUGH OF WOODLAND PARK Municipal Building 5 Brophy Lane Woodland Park, NJ 07424-2752 or Send E-mail to: [email protected]

Got to the new range early today to be their guinea pig(not asked). The organization is first rate, everyone knows their job but it still feels like family. Did the 25 yard range. Everything worked to perfection (except my aim). Will go back to try the Garand in the 50 yard range in the next day or so.

I've had as many as 14 of them on my back lawn, but no hunting in this town. They come around almost every day.

Then he should trust that you would return it to him on a COE after he gets his FID and not put you in jeopardy

I agree with your view on the "drama", and would stay away from it myself. If you knowingly let him transport it to your safe and then knowingly allowed him to remove it and transport it to wherever, I think you would be an accessory to his illegal transport of a firearm if something did go awry.

If it were mine to do, I would both fill out the COE transferring the shotgun to you, indicating where his FID is required a note as to his circumstances of ownership. Put it in your safe and return it on a COE only after he has obtained an FID. I am not a lawyer nor expert, but given the circumstance, this is what I would do.

They are: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/53272-donations-needed-for-pro-2a-candidate/page__fromsearch__1 But they need your support.

I don't think Anthony will answer until later. He is too busy walking around with a big smile, shaking hands, and generally enjoying his day.

This is scary. Not the question, but the fact that someone thought it had to be asked.

Same here. We would get off the school bus during hunting season with bandoliers of shells and our shotguns over our shoulders so that we could go hunting after school at another friends place. Teachers would open their trunks to compare equipment. We would take our guns to school other times of the year to work on them in shop. They were in our lockers for days, most of the time unlocked. In grammar school, we would take our cap guns to class and the teachers would take away our caps and give them back at the end of the day so we wouldn't be interrupting the class. Last year my Grandson was suspended from school for two days until he could bring a note from a shrink that he wasn't a danger to himself or others for making a "finger gun". I have taken only two people shooting and got them VERY interested. Time to do more!

Check your town ordinances. In Wayne you cannot discharge a firearm. Out where you live there might not be a problem.

Same happened here

Keith Panteleon http://njgunforums.c...__fromsearch__1

And there were a few people that were watching these two that seemed to be part of the group, also.

Same here. The only damage they do is dig, and once their burrow is comfy, they stop digging. Now muskrats are another problem; they never stop digging