DeerSlayer

I will route for anyone playing the Rangers or Philthy. I'm not kind of a sore looser, I definitely am! But I'm still a Hockey fan beyond just being a die hard Devils fan. So I will still watch. I don't think anyone in the east will make it past Boston anyway.

This is all I have to say about that.

I'm a Plumber in the area not an electrician. But I often work on jobs with many. These are the guys I would recommend: Paxos Electric in Roxbury Twp. (Their shop is in Ledgewood) Two brothers own the company John & Mike. Very nice guys, and top notch work. I'm very picky who I would allow to work on my home, I wouldnt hesitate to hire them if I needed anything. 973-598-8543, tell them Steve the plumber recommend you if you call them.

no it says I bought them from a NJ store in NJ. So at least I can prove I didn't buy them out of state. They were made complaint from the place I bought them from. And came with my gun, I remember having to sign a paper saying they mags were made complaint on premises before I took possession of them. They also fitted the stock where I wanted it and pinned it for me before i left. I also bought some steel mags for my AK variant there as well also sold to me with a rivet in it. What I do know is you cant load more than 15 rounds in them, and the rivet cant be removed without drilling it. I'm sure any magazine made complaint can some way be altered. A hot knife, (basically a soldering iron with an exacto knife blade in it) can cut through a glued plastic mag seam in a second or two. Krazy glue it back together and you now have a 30 rounder once you rip the block out. Whats permanent about that?

Rivet is legal, I have bought mags in Jersey from LGS that have a rivet. I specifically asked they said ATF approved method. I saved the receipt just in case.

^^^ thanks, I'm not into them either in a hand gun. It just caught my eye in the case, had a permit in hand & enough cash in my pocket. So I said what the hell. I never planned on ever buying any .22 pistol, just kinda spontaneously happened. I'm a sucker for carbon fiber lol.

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I just bought this to burn up a permit, its not a PPS. But I'm glad I did its fun to shoot. thought I would hate the mag release, I don't really mind it too much. Figure I can possibly get the wife out to shoot with me sometime now.

It basically runs down Rt. 94 south from around Stillwater through Freedon down into Blairstown then to the Delaware. Blairstown probably has the most access to the public.

Just saw this one posted on hunting forum. http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2439812

or go with someone that has one. You only need one person with a valid license in your party. just remember to leave the center fire rifles home.

I would say you should be able to find something if you look hard for around $1000-$1500 used that meet that criteria. I would recommend looking for a used Traditions, it has the quality & features your after for a reasonable price. Heres a decent deal, no ejectors but the price is right for an Italian made gun. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=405122647

I would say get what you can afford with ejectors not extractors.

Use a 12v test light, stick the probe into something hot like a fuse, touch the ground clamp to a bunch metal of stuff under the dash. When the light lights up you just touched a ground. Thats where you attach your ground wire. Simple trick. The shorter you can make the wire the better.

Sure, what exactly would you like a picture of?

My G19 fits my little kid hands like it was built for me. Without any backstraps added. My G27 even with my small hand leaves my pinky hanging in the breeze. Thats why I bought the base plate extensions for the two factory mags. I picked them up at Ramsey Outdoors in Roxbury for $9 each because I had a gift card. Changed them myself it was simple with a pair of pliers and a jeweler's screwdriver. The extra mags I bought for it are the +1's with the built in extensions.

Here is my gen4 G19 with one of my G27 mags with the baseplate extension slid into it so you can see what it would look like. The extension baseplates I used don't add any extra capacity to the mags. They do sell extended + capacity mags but they wouldn't be legal here unless they were blocked to 15 rds max.

^^^^Looks like Saxton falls on the Musconetcong, yeah I wont be going there. I cant tell you how many "almost" fist fights I've had there.

If you are going to trout fish this season I suggest going out early this year. The state is only stocking for the first four weeks this year instead of the normal 7 weeks. that's due to the Fernculosis outbreak at the Peaquest hatchery. They already euthanized 114,000 brook and Brown trout. The Rainbows seem to be much more resistant to the disease, so thats mostly what will be stocked this year. 570,000 Will be trout stocked this season so its not a total bust.

I would start watching soccer before that happened lol.

Im excited also. Too bad we don't have a hockey team also making it into the playoffs or even a wildcard slot. That would make this week completely perfect!

Some do run away, some are a little more bold. They all have different personalities just like we do. Most of the time if they're not on a food source (like your neighbors garbage can) they avoid confrontations with humans. But when they have something they are interested in on their lips, it takes a little more encouragement to convince them to vacate. Coyote on the other hand see us and split quickly. Walking through the woods making noise makes it unlikely to see one. Sit quietly in one place for a few hours with scent control & camouflage, blow on a predator call for a few minutes tell me what you see then. I've called coyote in to me while Turkey hunting many times. The area I hunt in had tracks everywhere this winter, looked like a Fox/coyote highway. Had a few pictures on my trail cameras as well. I'm on the Morris/Sussex border not very urban here but much less rural compared to upper Sussex county.

I've seen both in my back yard, Nevermind out in the woods hunting. Just because you're not seeing them doesn't mean they aren't there. Coyote like to keep out of sight most of the time. Bear just don't care if you see them or not because they're not scared of you.

You can use a slug gun mine is 12g with a rifled barrel & scoped, pretty close to a rifle but not quite. Still 100 yards its dead on and makes a .73 cal hole. Or you can use a Muzzle loader, that is a rifle, and perfectly legal to hunt deer with in NJ. Modern muzzle loaders are bad ass. Cant take out your 8mm for deer on this side of the Delaware, but shoot my .50 cal muzzle loader once and you will understand the awesomeness of launching a 295 grain copper jacketed hollow point down range with a huge fireball and smoke cloud behind it. Definitely something I recommend everyone try once. Also you can hunt coyote and Fox with a center fire rifle up to .25 cal. So yeah with an AR15 variant rifle you can hunt, just not deer unfortunately. I killed a coyote this season with my Mini14. As far as archery, practice, practice, practice. Thats important for a clean kill. But the Xbow is a no brainer put the scope on the target and pull trigger, dead deer. May as well be a gun, mine is dead on out to 60yards. Just need to be sure your shot is clear, one twig in the way and your screwed. Make sure you mention to your professor that Coyote are also very over populated in NJ and they can and do kill deer as well.