DeerSlayer

You are correct it's just firearm season, handgun is ok to hunt with.

I just ordered this one, $235 shipped. The first deal is expired now. Should have it Monday. Thanks for posting Shawn!

Also in PA handgun is a hunting season, you can take your .44mag out in the woods and use it to hunt.

It's only for hunting yes. Non resident can get also if they also buy a hunting license over there. But at least you don't get eaten by bear. I wish we had this here. In PA you can hunt with a handgun as well. We have no handgun season here.

http://www.adamscounty.us/Dept/Treasurer/Pages/Sportsman-Firearm.aspx

I've fallen in before, more than once unfortunately. It's a shock for a few seconds but you have a few minutes of dexterity before your motor skill are restricted. I figure if your unconscious it doesn't matter if you float or not. If someone doesn't pull you from the water within a few minutes your a goner anyway.

Wish you were about an hour further north. Nice complete upper for what your asking. Good luck with the sale.

I recall having this conversation with Peter and Brad in the past. I believe the answer was, that it would be located in America when it happens. I'm down with that. I will camp in the parking lot the evening before, so I can be the first guy inside to empty a mag down range, on the grand opening day.

Mike at RTSP told me they are legal the other day when I asked about them. And will get me one if I wanted. I may or may not get one. If I do I will use a code word for it on the forum. ie: "Hey got my spamoni the other day, anyone want to meet at RTSP to have a go at it"? LoL

Any pictures? Location? Feel free to answer in a PM if you desire.

What state is your permit issued from?

Welcome to the forums, good to have another RTSP guy with us.

PA allows it while hunting, no semi automatic hand guns, but you could strap on your 686 open when you hit the woods.

I would love to see some type of Sportsmen’s/hikers carry enacted here while in bear country. It's a little scary walking to my treestand in the dark knowing there are 4-700lb bear that I can't see until I'm within striking distance. I have startled a few over the years in the dark. It's not fun. They get pissed, start growling & jaw popping. I always cock and load a bolt in my Xbow as soon as I walk in to my trail. If sportsmen carry were legal, it's possible Darsh Patel may have lived had he chose to partake in the right to self protection. On the street with a thug you have a duty to retreat. In the woods you are not supposed to do that with a bear or you wind up like Patel. So unarmed human vs male territorial back bear who wins? We found out that answer this past September at the expense of a human life. Maybe next time I encounter one I can try reasoning with boar or sow, that should work they are the dolphins of the woods after all, according to Susan Kehoe, Angier Meltzer & the rest of the bear group loons. I'm going to bring this up at the Sussex County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs meeting tomorrow evening. I wonder if we could get this passed into the game code, with what happened this year in West Millford. At least possibly the poor kids death could maybe save others lives in the future.

Ok well that doesn't seem possible, so let's move without physically moving.

Let's start the succession of Sussex County to Pennsylvania. How do we go about that? Send Trenton a letter saying we're leaving? If you don't like it that's too bad?

I would prefer if I broke through the ice not to have one on. That life jacket can kill you just as easily as it can save you. If you go under the ice it will push you up immediately, possibly not to the hole you fell through but to an ice ceiling with no opening that will cause your demise. I would prefer the ability to swim down look up and find the hole. A life Jacket makes this impossible. I ware an inflatable type that you have to pull the rip cord on to inflate once you surface for just this Reason. I don't want to be buoyant until my head is above water where I can breathe air. Breathing water sucks!

Yeah and they were extremely expensive I remember working all summer at 16, saving everything I made to by the 68 classic. That gun was about $600 just for the marker in the Early to mid 90's. Definitely the Ferrari's of paint markers back in the day.

I used to play like 20 year's ago I had a Tipman VM. Someplace in my garage I still have a, Spartan pump sniper with optics, 68 AutoMag, and an MiniMag they were the top end guns back then. But I'm sure completely outdated and obsolete these days. I had a nitrogen backpack with a hose that fed the gun instead of CO2. Worked better back then too. But I haven't seen the stuff since I bought my house over a decade ago.

I wouldn't go riding it through town. But should you get stopped crossing a road someplace while out riding they can't issue no insurance and unregistered vehicle. To ride on the lake it's mandatory to be registered and ware a life Jacket.

Can anyone show me a case ever in the history of NJ that a law abiding gun buyer purchase a handgun from another law abiding gun seller and then used the personal information about the seller or buyer obtained from the permit to commit a crime against the other person? I highly doubt this has ever happened, chances of it occurring ever are extremely unlikely. Better chance you get car jacked at a stop light on the way to work tomorrow morning.

I have my McCoy and schancez voodoo dolls out and ready to go for next weekend with a big fresh box of pins and needles!

She had an 08 KK sport with that stupid noisy sky slider, and traded it in for the 2012 Jet. It's got all the bells and whistles, but I wouldn't consider either to be a "truck" they are basically cars with 4wd. The 2012 isn't even trail rated. The 08 was. It gets her to work and the supermarket ok halfway decent on gas for a v6. This one is a lease so it's going back next spring. Think she is going for a grand next time around now that she is making more money. If you want an actual suv the KJ is definitely the better choice imo. Two of them in my jeep club both are pretty impressive off road for what they are. One guy did a solid front axle conversion, and Petersons did an entire write up on it. It can go anywhere I can with my rig and I've got 7" of lift on 36" Irok's, running front and rear locked Dana 44 axles, 4:88 gears, and an atlas II transfer case 4:3:1 ratio, in a 92 YJ with a 4.0L High output. The KJ's are definitely not your average grocery getter if modified correctly. The only downside to throttle by wire I'm aware of is you can't run a hand throttle like I have in my wrangler for rock crawling when you need three feet. But that's only if your running a manual transmission like I have. not sure if they even make any KJ'S in stick. They recently came out with a hand throttle that works on the fly by wire JK's so I guess it's possible to get something that will work with a KJ by now. Sorry for taking this thread totally off topic guys.

Cool say when. I'm always up for assembling a rifle.

I got one of those too, mine puts 400Hp to the rear wheels with 4wd. Needed a little drivetrain work to handle it but with the trans and rear I have now its holding up pretty good so far. It still cant go where my wrangler can, nor can your dodge.