Wolfjon

Not sure I was trying to find that out as well but I think they also fall under needing a Mass class B permit. They make the laws difficult to read and verify. It would be nice to be able just to call the MA state police and actually verify truth from assumtions but since they are as bad as NJ I am sure the people enforcing the laws are not even sure what they are...

I just spent a bunch of time readin though mass laws and it seems if you want to go though Mass and plan on spending the night you would need to in advanced apply for and receive a class B firearms permit from the Mass State police to the tune of $100. There still seems like there may even be more than that required but either way its not worth bothering to find out.. I strickly was reading up out of curiosity.

I have to agree with these guys about not skimping on the helmet.. I am fully for paying for whichever helmet fits me the best. The other year when i went shopping for a new helmet for the wife we tried on everything and the worst part was the best fitting and the most comfortable helmet for her was an Arai... I basically cried well paying for it but it was the right helmet... Also unfortunatly she also got to test it out and it worked.. she compressed 2 vertabra though and is fine today other than the occasional sore back.. Buy the right fit and most comfortable..

My father has a marlin 56 that has not been shot since I was a kid and I am not exactly young either.. I have been trying to talk him into letting me shoot it... The only other problem is that he has no idea were the magazine ended up after they moved 10 yea ago

Actually she asked me why I bought the takedown 1st instead of buying it in her name...I think it's hers already and neither of us has even shot it yet

I am not looking to carry just spend the nights in Mass and then go shooting in NH on one of the days

Or if anyone wants to donate one to my wife that would work as well....LOL Ohh and she does have her FID she would be bringing her sr22 to shoot as well

Hey guys quick question. I have a ruger 10/22 and my wife was asking if she wants to go to the range without me (she is off for the summer) can I just fill out a COE and let her take it to the range. Then when she comes home just rip it up? that way at least while she is there it should tecnically be hers right?

Hey guys any thoughts on issues with bringing my and my wifes 22lr handguns up into Ma and NH for the 4th.. I plan on driving up on Wed and staying in Mass at my parents house north of boston for the whole trip. Then at least one of the days we are going to get together with some friend who are NH residents at a range somewhere near Manchester NH. I have never brought my handgun out of NJ let alone driven though NY or CT since all of these issues. What are some concerns I should think about or properly locking these up for the drive in my Suburban. I know my friends in NH are so lucky my best friend has never owned a gun but he can just walk into any store and pick up a handgun, run a nics check and walk out....

One of the local ffl to me is charging $15 for a box of Minimags... So for the $89 I paid for a box of the tactical and the minimags came out to just over .07 a round yes more expensive then last year but in todays inflated market I can live with that in enjoy sending them down range... Although my 1000 round box of Winchester from cabelas showed up today so man am I going to enjoy this weekend...

Like the title states Natchezz has Mini mags and CCI ar 22 bricks of 375 per brick.. If you buy both the pricing is not too bad after you account for the high first box shipping.

The one in Wharton has had them for about 2 weeks now. I have been debating one of those VS. a little more for the winchester at Tractor Supply

It would have scared the blank out of me as well. I almost bumped into a big guy like in Howards picture last week walking the dogs around dusk he was walking across my neighbors yard and I was paying attention to my dogs. Next thing I knew I saw something out of the corner of my eye and turned to look. I would swear he was 5 ft from me just standing there watching me walk(reality is he must have been about 20 ft but at the time it seemed closer). I must admit I did just what your not supposed to do I almost started running with the dogs till I was a good 50 yards away... We must have been upwind as well because my 2 dogs never even smelled him till I stopped and turned around to watch him head along...

Very sorry for the loss. We had one of our dogs die last year from the pancrentis as well unfortunatly our went way to young for his breed (Boston Terror) He just got really sick went to the vets got on meds seemed better then just took a turn for the worse and died on the way back to the vets. he was only 9. At least it sound like your dog went peacefully laying on the grass in the yard he loved. Once again very sorry for you.

YEH.. man shipped as well nice very happy.

AHHH you guys are kiling me... I do not need it right now I still have plenty but everyone else is getting theirs..

Silent Patriot looks like you beat me to the punch I guess I need to type faster....LOL

Ok having read all of the others thoughts on this here is a different suggestion and what I have done. You have 2 permits which is the same thing my wife and have done. We took instead of running out and getting a large HD gun we picked up a 22 each. Even with the shortage of ammo I have bought well over a thousand rounds at or under .07 per round. This has allowed us to go to the range at least once every other week and practice.. Now we are starting to get much better hitting consistantly and working on our techniques and creating good habits. Had we bought a larger gun we would not have gone as much or been able to work on improving. Right now 9mm is going on average .32 per round that means I can shoot about 6 22lr shoots for every 1 shoot of 9. Once you can hit a good grouping consistantly and you have a much better feel for shooting you can make a much better and more informed purchase for your REAL HD gun. A few people I know bring their 22's to the range every time just to get into their swing first before grabbing the larger round.

Cool thanks for the info I am sure he will be happy.

Thanks guys I ended up buying this at lunchtime since I had a $10 off coupon at dicks anyhow plus I needed to pick up some other stuff as well. http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3980665&ppp=32&lmdn=Category&cp=4413993.4414427

Hey guys my sons birthday is this weekend and I picked him up a small 15lb bow. I was looking at picking up one of those genz youth block targets but I was told that even though those are for under 40lb bows his small one may not penitrate and just bouce off. They recomended just picking him up one of the larger styrofoam targets until he gets used to shooting and can move up to the next larger bow. What are you guys opinions I have always been a spend once type of person and figured the nicer target would last much longer then the styrofoam. Thanks, Wolfjon

The rest of the ammo is pretty good stuff on the Super Colibri Armmunition will not cycle

No CC charges or shipping notice... Maybe next run since I did not get the cancelation e-mail either.

Why could they have not had this yesterday when I wanted a bag but did not fell like the crazy shipping prices...Oh well next time... I have shot the 38 gr stuff and it shoots good in my gun but Midways shipping really kills unless you can buy enough boxes to bring the price down.

I was there last night with my wife and a buddy on port 5 we finished up just after 8 and were hanging out talking with the staff till about 8.45