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DeerSlayer

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  1. DeerSlayer replied to AugustWest's topic in Handguns
    I also vote for the Trijicon nite sights. Have them on all my Glocks. Work well for me. Screw the "drop in a bucket stock sights!" https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product2_hdns.php?mid=8 You can change them yourself with the proper sight pusher tool. Not a hammer and punch, for the rear sight! This is the tool I have, got it from Midway, work's well. Most gun shops can probably change them for you within a few minutes as well.
  2. I always ware one when hunting from a treestand. That's one place a lot of guys think it's not a big deal. But a 15' to 20' fall when you nod off is a hell of a wake up. A few guys die each year and more are severely injured as a result. When it happens the anti hunters celebrate! It's pretty sick actually. I won't ever give them a reason to throw a party when I eventually fall off my platform. Always strap in with my Hunter Safety system.
  3. Shawn, I met a Beretta armory employee while on vacation in the Caribbean last month. He sent me some Magazine's for my M9 and PX4, as well as a tactical pen and a package of 4 neoprene (wet suit type material) non slip bottom coasters. They're nice I like them but they don't go with Mrs. Deerslayers home motif. I'll be glad to send them to you. PM me a shipping address and I'll drop them in the mail for you.
  4. I'm actually very happy the NJ2AS is taking a more aggressive approach in Trenton, under Alexander's leadership. writing letters really got us far over the past few years:rolleyes:. More needed to be done, he's taken the helm and things are happening. I stand with the NJ2AS, no matter what negative connotations come from the naysayers. Whatever happens win or loose, I'll be able to sleep knowing we at least did something. At this point in this game with the legislature in NJ it's too late for talking!
  5. Mrs deerslayer isn't down with me killing the yard deer. She names them when they're fawns. She has no problem with me killing "strange deer" though lol. Otherwise they would all be in my freezer.
  6. The major reason she made all the non resident permits null, is mainly to prevent PA residents from using them instead of applying for a PALTC. Just happened to also affect all of us here as well that like to travel to Pa.
  7. Put the drop in the bucket!
  8. Too bad it's Philthy that you're going to. Open carry is legal in PA everywhere except with the city limits of Philthy. Or schools/government buildings. Best bet is to take a weekend trip to Texas. That's the last option for a non resident concealed cary permit still honored in PA. I heard that Katherine Kane was indicted recently, and the grand jury recommend she should face criminal charges, for leaking political information to the press about her political enemies. Not sure how that will play out, if she winds up loosing her job. She won't loose her job until she's convicted and sentenced. Unless she resigns instead, but that's not likely to happen. Possibly the Utah, Florida, AZ, and Virginia non resident ccw permits will be honored again with a new AG. But maybe not. Who knows who will take over, hopefully someone more 2A friendly.
  9. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/10997/ On clearance this week.
  10. Yeah the weather there is hard core sometimes, makes a man out of you lol. I'm sure we're a rare breed in that particular culture to also be into shooting. Your job while your there, is to convert as many people on the fence about guns as possible to become pro gun. Every time you hit the range there try to take someone new with you. I'm into guns and shooting big time. But also providing the best meat possible for my family to eat, stuff you can't buy from a guy in a truck, or the supermarket. I know the animals I bring home were never injected with who knows what. That's important to me. I only like to cook and eat the best for myself and family.
  11. No more check stations for deer, it's now an automated system. I check my deer instantly with my smart phone immediately after killing one, before I drag it out of the woods. The major problem with her bill is what she's proposing is federally illegal already. The feds can come in at any time, and quickly put an end to the sale of game meat. There's a reason it's illegal in 50 out of 50 states to sell hunting kills. The seasons are already pretty liberal for deer. My zone is unlimited doe from September till the end of February. Only closed for Christmas day. Most of the state is similar. Some zones end in January. Access is definitely the key to managing the population, extremely hard to convince the bleeding heart libs that we need to kill the deer along their jogging paths. So when they do a few thousand dollars worth of damage to their Mercedes Benz, I'm not going to shed any tears for them.
  12. Yeah I can imagine, J&W campuses are all over the city. It's a ton of commuting, good thing they have a good bus system there. I used to hate walking to the Hospitality center for the dining hall or classes from Harborside in the freezing cold. That winter of 1996 up there was brutal. Good luck to you there at my Alma mater.
  13. Cool, you were probably on a downtown campus then? I lived on the culinary campus in East Hall my freshman year. When I was there Nutrition was in the Friedman building.
  14. Johnson & Wales 1995-1999. What's your major? I took two years of culinary and two of Business. Now I'm a plumber lol....
  15. Right because your friends house in PA can't be burglarized, and I'm sure you know who's in his house at all times from NJ... The indoor places are pretty secure, only people with access to the building are other renters and staff. Most have security cameras. It's a matter of picking the correct place to do business with. Worrying about not making a monthly payment is something a disorganized person would do. If your worried about that, you're already in trouble and probably miss payments on other bills too.
  16. I'm in Sussex, there's no lack of deer here either. The problem in this state isn't the lack of hunters, it's a lack of access to hunting. I'm against Casagrande's bill. I think a bill not allowing townships to close township owned property to recreational hunting, would be a free solution. Rather than hiring sharp shooters. The liberal antis control the state and towns where the problematic deer damage occurs. I'm all for deer smashing into cars in liberal anti hunting towns. They're getting what they deserve. When I read about coyote attacking people and pets in Bergen County I just laugh. That's what happens when you outlaw hunting in an area. I'm routing for the Coyote biting liberals doing yard work, and killing their cats and dogs. The people that have allowed these towns, to close hunting to the tax payers that live there are getting what they deserve as well. Also another myth is that deer herds have destroyed the state forest underbrush. That's simply not true. The cause of the forestry being decimated is because of poor stewardship. Forests need to be harvested periodically to allow sunlight to hit the forest floor and promote new growth. Our forests have not been harvested in almost 75 years. Our current trees are on the decline in their lifespans. When they're all dead in the near future there will be no younger trees to take their place. It's not the deer, it's the tree huggers that are killing our forests. Causing a lack of food to support our deer population and causing them to eat our landscaping. As well as deer vs auto collisions. Harvest the forest properly, the sun hits the young plants, they grow, the deer have food, the bobwhite quail, grouse, and woodcock, rabbits have habitat that can support them again and they will return. The deer would also return to the forest where they belong. We're the problem because we don't fight for proper stewardship as they do in other states that don't have the problems we do.
  17. I lived there for 4 years during college, fun state. I lived one year on campus. Then one year on the East Side of Providence in an apartment. Then two years in the frat house. Best time of my life. Not very gun friendly, but permits are obtainable depending on where you live. both my brothers own houses there, one is selling his to move to Florida currently. The other moved to Texas already and his daughter is living in his home there. My step mother also owns a townhouse there she rents out since she also moved to SC. What College?
  18. Just rent a storage unit over the border, takes your friend out of the equation completely. And totally aleviates any legal concerns. One of the small closet type most facilities have, they're cheap, secure, indoor units are climate controlled. Best part is no one knows you have it but you....
  19. I tried that, fences they jump over, yelling at them they ignore, the only thing they seem to understand is crossbow bolts!
  20. I would if I didn't have a Hurd of 10-15 deer living in my yard, from the depths of hell that destroy anything I try to grow. they have no idea who they're messing with! I have Basil, Italian parsley, oragano, and chives, growing on my deck in one of those hanging railing boxes. That's about the only place I can get anything to survive the night. I have a shit ton of Mint all over my yard I planted as a kid, from one plant I took home from my grandmother's house. Deer hate mint.
  21. Honestly the only reason I could think of to even visit NJ, is Taylor Ham sandwiches.

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