scohen2002

What was saying about under my bed... My safe is at the bottom of my septic tank... Come and get it ****

Since fit and feel is so important to you my advice is to go to a store or range that has a huge selection and check out as many as you can. To me nothing feels more natural in my hands than a 1911, but they are a little more finicky than a full modernized semi auto like a glock or sig. I buy guns partially for astetics and beauty so I can fall in love with a picture and buy, if feel is more important to you the go feel before you buy.

Welcome, I am in east Brunswick also.

Not sure where you are but meltzers in Garfield had at least 6 boxes of 20 last week. Also cheaper than dirt had them and I get them from there.

Isn't th And to the right isn't that "M" from the recent james bonds?

I think there are few more circumstances that could get you a file. I don't really know for sure, but i imagine if you were seeing a psychologist and you told them you were going to kill someone, they are required by law to call the police. This may get you a file also.

I believe it works like this. Mental health professions (psychologists and psychiatrists) submit records about potentially violent and dangerous patients to the police. Each state maintains it's own database of this information. It's at the total discretion of the professional what and when to submit anything. For example if you attempted to kill yourself with a gun the attending doctor in the ER who sees you may consult the hospital's on call psychiatrist. He/She may contact the police and may file a record with them. The police will then upload this record into the state's database. Another example would be if you check yourself into rehab and tell the dr. there that you fantasize about killing your parents. That dr. may decide to file a report and submit it to the police. Some states share their records with the FBI's national mental health database and some do not. New Jersey does. When you purchase a gun, the NICS check checked the federal database. In states that have their own additional procedures for NICS they also check their own state's database. If they find a match in the database they evaluate it. They look by name, by SS number, by nick name, by alias.

Thank you! I just ordered it. Cabella's doesn't required faxing FID and DL like cheaper than dirt?

Hey listen when a super hot girl hands you a 1000 rounds of same lot Federal Gold Medal Match, Sierra Match King BTHP 175 grain 7.62x51 rounds thats exciting brother. Then she collects your $1250 and some of exceptment fades, but damnit it was still hot. Wish i had a picture.

I believe the finger prints are good for 5 years or more at the descretion of the agency issuing your purchase permit. So some pd's may want you reprinted every 5 others 10.

I don't yet reload. I think in my mind I waiting for my small children to grow before I set up a press in the basement. I buy my S&w .500 ammo from cheaper than dirt. Or a random box or two at a store now and then. I was always buying 275 or 300 ish grain rounds. I recently got a box of 400 grain and was shocked at the reduced recoil these produced. Is that common place where heavier bullets always recoil less for a known reason like because the heavier bullet takes up more room and there is less powder in the load or are the particular rounds I got just loaded lighter?

Yeah who ever it was, was a knockout and in a hot outfit.

I should also add that I assume it was his Bentley. I have no proof other than my god given intuition but it seems a safe assumption.

I assume it wasn't she was seemed like she was 25 or so.

Ok few comments only one of the comments is useful. Dicks requires my dl and fid on all purchases so its not odd that ammoman would either. They clearly state this requirement as well as their others all over their website. The owner had a brand new Bentley fresh from the dealer and parked it in the handicapped parking space but he wasn't handicapped physically. The receptionist who filled my order was super hott!

I paid $729 or something like that. The auction i bid on was at 649 and had 3 days left, but i did the equivalent of buy-it-now for 729 because i don't like drama I also got this: http://www.amazon.co...=veridian+laser My gun arrived at East Brunswick Sportsman today, i am going to go have a conjugal visit with it on the way home today or tomorrow. It's currently in jail while i wait out the 30 days required since i got my 1911.

Same story for me and i'm glad you asked this because i was gonna post and ask. I bought two guns and have two permits. I put in for the first on Mar 5th and nics cleared on mar 12th. Wasn't sure if i could put in for the second on Apr 5th or Arp 12th.

Actually, i just thought of one thing worth mentioning about the range officer. The rear sight is certainly not for everyone. Its big and it's sharp. This is phenominal for real target shooting, you can really fine tune it and get incredible results with accuracy. It's not for carry or conceal. The rear site will get caught on things and hurts like a real son of **** and can cut you when you are racking the slide and your hand slips off. There is an equivalently good springfiled model with combat sights.

I have this one under my bed. I only programmed in my index finger and i played with it 100 times, it works, never opens for any other finger and opens about 99 out of 100 times for my index finger. The only time it doesn't open is if i am at an off angle to it. http://www.amazon.com/Barska-AX11224-BARSKA-Biometric-Safe/dp/B002AQ0PFW/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1363615796&sr=1-1&keywords=barska

Warranty can be very important. When my S&W broke down i was blown away by the service. I filled out a form on their website, they emailed me a fed-ex overnight label to print. I called fed ex, they came to my house to pick it up. S&W fixed it in about two weeks and overnight shipped it back. And they will do this for me as the original owner for my entire life. I'm never going to buy a gun just for the warranty, but hell, that's worth some serious weight in my decision if i am comparing two guns i like and only one of them offers that.

I have a range office and love it. My buddy has a kimber Tle. If you are patient and could meet us a ft Dix in a few weekends you could try both we'd each recommend our own.

It's a very very well written proposed change in law to enable concealed carry for regular folk in NJ. Tons of factual evidence to support the drops in crime in states and counties that allow it vs those that don't. I will dream and pray for this to pass.

You guys are really making me think... My daughter is 8 and had had many sleepovers. I've never told any parents that I have guns locked in the house in safes. And I've never asked another parent when I've dropped her off at their houses. If anyone asked me I would tell the truth without hesitation, but do I owe the parents that knowledge without their even asking? Weird to think about.

I almost forgot my favorite question! Is the applicant a member of any group known to want to overthrow the government of the united states or the state of new jersey?

Each town can use their own form for references. But the questions are almost identical. Very basic stuff like how long have you known the applicant, do they have any known alchohol drug or mental issues. Do they know reasons why you should not have a gun etc etc.