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While I do not believe there is anywhere in NJ not covered by "city limits", there are some with no "discharge" laws. Medford TWP, for example, has none - there was a push about 10 years ago to add a firearm discharge ordinance, but it failed.

A Swiss Army knife - a tinker or cadet-type for normal everyday carry - a classic or a bantam for more formal occasions. Always a Victorinox, and always in the right front pocket (with my comb). EDIT - forgot to mention - a Buck when out deer hunting...usually a bucklite folder with a knife/flashlight combo sheath - I don't know if they still make that combination, but it's been awfully useful...

I thought that too....the sawed-off shotguns...some of those cuts looked VERY fresh....

They're mostly all crap!

AMEN

how about the blonde with a pair of Sedgeleys?

Here's a fun game that everyone can play. Go to the NRA's "Field Representatives" page http://fieldreps.nra.org/ and keep looking until you find the "New Jersey" Field Rep. When you find one, can you post it here? (by the way...you won't, because there's no one listed. The last "NRA Field Representative" that I can remember...was from Pennsylvania.)

Actually that might be a good idea....my wife has always enjoyed Maine, and would love to retire there someday. And I already have that nice double...

I watched the clip, and wondered why there wasn't any sheetrock dust falling down after he shot. I think I just found what he was using...from Western Stage Props: http://www.westernstageprops.com/miva/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=SGSH 12 Gauge Blanks in red, blue, and ....yellow...

And WHAT does doing that have any bearing on teaching him how to be a Corrections Officer? If it was college fraternity doing that, they'd call it hazing and throw the ringleaders in jail...

He only paid $200, too. Wonder how much it cost to fix the hole in the roof....

Cool...............

Um...slight modification....in my experience the press almost NEVER gets anything right....

It has a heavy, very hoppy taste. Sounds good.................... I concur with checker50...hard to beat a yuengling. Tho I wish they didnt get so doggone popular (and more expensive)

A better idea - There's another thread here where a husband is worried about his wife getting stopped while transporting his Ruger 10/22 to/from the range, and discusses all of the paperwork juggling he's considering to make it 'legal'. This is for a 10/22. A nice little .22 rifle. not an evil 'black gun' not a 'high-powered cop killer' not 'the choice of urban terrorists' A 10/22. Let's personalize it....Your wife wants to take little Johnny to the range, where the friendly instructors are having practice for the upcoming competition this weekend. She needs to load-up the target rifle, properly transport it, not divert her trip, not stop to pick-up a homework assignment at school, and be able to prove she can legally possess a .22 target rifle. Point-out at each twist and turn all of the arcane hoops we have to jump thru, and the penalties for non-compliance. That should hopefully open a few eyes.

I was passing by and re-reading this chat. the first thought I had was "this guy worries too much - why all this concern over a .22?" Then the real issue hit me. The laws in this state really ARE so screwed-up that he has to worry about this!"

WARNING!!!! WARNING!!!! Letting your wife 'borrow' your 10/22 is VERY DANGEROUS! She's going to like it, and start thinking of it as HER'S!!!! I lost my 10/22 to my son the same way!!!

AMEN! Freezin my butt off this past February was not my first trip to the state house in support of cleaning-up the mess that is NJ's gun laws. You need to pay attention...many organizations exist more to keep their leadership employed than to do anything about fixing this mess

I reload, but already have plenty of brass, and only the .38 special has any interest to me. I already have a shoebox mostly full of that. NOW, if you had 158 gr(38) or 200 gr (45) cast semi-wads...

BEAUTIFUL!

looking at some of the advertisers....very pricey, but I would LOVE to spend a few days on one of their upland hunts, a classic double in my hands...this is the stuff dreams are made of...

We're lowering the flag for an actor who played a neurotic mafioso from new jersey? i find this strangely descriptive of where this state is heading...

The one here on Route 73 (in Berlin? Voorhees?) opened a few years ago, and my wife and I tried it twice. Both times, the food was reasonably good and plentiful, but it was EXTREMELY crowded, lines for all the "good" stuff, kids running around unrestrained by parents who didn't seem to care, etc. In short, a zoo. We won't be back.

VERY nicely done!

Tempting...might have time after this weekend to start thinking about such things. with the fourth weekend in June two days away, I'm currently getting ready for Field Day - which should be a prepper's dream come true, but I rarely see any of them. I'm part of the South Jersey Radio Association; we operate as K2AA, running 6A from Savitch Field in Marlton NJ. 73's W2MC