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Welcome. I'm in Belle Mead and work in Bridgewater though I'm often at our Branchburg site. I'm also a member at HG in Easton and at EFGA.

You already have some good suggestions. Steve Pfeiffer is in Jackson and does a lot of PI work. My buddy (now retired traffic safety Sgt) has done a ton of accident investigation for him over the past 25 years.

Welcome! I'm just south of though I work in Bridgewater. I'm also a member at Heritage. I'll be heading there tmw morning to meet some folks from this forum. Tuesday I'm heading to either Brick Armory or Shore Shot to meet up with some friends. Hope to meet you in Easton one of these days.

I usually try to get there around 9:00-9:30 as I did today. Shot 3 semis and my revolver and left around noon. Probably going back Saturday and might sight my Aimpoint Pro. If not on Saturday I'll sight it in Monday before you get there. I'll be on a 25 yard port. Ask for Seymour when you check in. How many ports should I try to get for 10:00am?

I'm heading to HG in the am and will probably be there Monday as well. What time are you planning on being there? I'll bring my Windham if you want to try that.

I had several like that in the bottom of a brick of the same ammo (CCI 40 grain). My Centurion is all boxes of 50 so I don't expect a problem with those. The brick of Remington May have the same problem if I ever use them.

My neighbor taught me on a Crossman CO2 pellet gun before moving on to a .22 revolver and Marlin .22 followed by a 12 gauge. That was when I was 12-13. Then Boy Scouts for merit badge. In high school shot a bit with a friends 357 in Lakewood, Jackson, Toms River chicken farms and gravel puts that are now housing development. Also a bit of rabbit hunting on the farms. Didn't pick it up again till last year when I went to Brick Armory with a friend who started while recovering from a bone marrow transplant. That got me back unto the sport and started on my collection. Mostly self taught with help from the ROs at HG I. Easton.

A reviewer said it goes to 65...

My buddy just moved onto a 4 acre property in Washington Twsp. Found out from the farmer across the street that shooting a shotgun on the property is no problem. As I have an 870 on the way and spring is coming I thought I'd help plant.... $8 a shell, sure why not? ;-)

Anyone see these before? http://www.flowershell.com Perfect for all 12 gauge owning gardeners

Thanks for putting this together and hosting the class. Charlie is a great instructor. It was great to meet so many members there too. CCW class reunion in March in PA? Meet at EFGA, I can guest a non- member.

Yes FID IS REQUIRED. I was ordering one from Bud's Guns and the ordering system didn't bring up the FFL to ship to screen so I called them. Guy goes it's an airgun not a firearm. I said there's no distinction and I needed it shipped to an FFL. Took him about ten minutes to get confirmation and he still can't believe it.

Thanks all.

Welcome to the forum. You've come to the right place.

Haven't picked my next dive vacation yet as I'm waiting for the travel agent to get back to. So please out me down for a spot. As there will be a carbine class in the spring should I hold off in bringing my AR till then and get a shotty for this (along with my pistol)?

Add a range to the garden center. More classes. :-)

Thanks all. I didn't think it would be a "real" problem, but with the crazy laws in this state I wanted to make sure. As for her buying it in PA and driving it back to Jersey, she doesn't have a FPID, so if she got stopped on this side of the river she would be breaking the law. Buds price with free shipping and local FFL transfer fee come out to be about the same as Amazon's price. Might take this opportunity to check out Monmouth Arms. Hmmm, I have a permit I can use when I get back from Indy too. Now what to get?? But that will be a new thread. :-)

My friend's wife would like to get him an airgun (rifle) that's on his Amazon wishlist. Of course they won't ship to NJ. I found it for less at Bud's and could have it shipped to a NJ FFL (like a forum member), pick it up, then sell (transfer) it to him on Xmas day after bringing it over to his property and shooting a few hundred pellets through it (gotta have some fun with it). We both have a valid NJ FPID. Would this be considered a Straw Man purchase? The only other option is to ruin the surprise and make him it buy it himself (But I still get to come over and play with it :-) ) Yes, he lives in a rural area surrounded by farmland and there are no No-Discharge laws on the book there. Thanks

In fo rme and checking with a buddy if they want in or not....

Finally made it to the range today. That trigger is sweet. Just don't sneeze while aiming or you'll one down range. Let the 2 RO's try a few rounds and they suggested I leave it there till my return visit ;-) Might replace the SR45 as my HD gun.

HGstaff will tell you to find another ffl. The owner is not interested in this type of business. But I don't find their prices to be outrageous. It depends in what you're looking for. Some guns are less than most places, some are more. If you're a range member you get 10% off on ammo and most accessories. Ammo is usually cheaper than most places including internet.

Saw a special before I left last week by two forensic marksmen. They obtained a Carcano that was just a few hundred serial numbers past the Oswald gun. Although the Klein's catalog that Oswald bought the gun from had better rifles, the Carcano with scope was only $19. They pointed out that the ammo is round nosed unlike most modern ammo. This means most if the bullet is in contact with the rifling making the combo very accurate. The bullet is also very hard and easily break bone and remain intact. They fired through cloth covered ballistics gel a 3 foot air gap into another cloth covered ballistic gel. The result was a slight tumble to the bullet when it hit the air and then entered the second "body at an angle that almost exactly matched the hole in Governor Connely's suit. The bullet remained intact though the back end was somewhat flattened with some lead coming out the back. Almost an exact match for the "magic" bullet. As Oswald was a lefty and the Carcano scope was mounted offset on the left, they also believe that Oswald used the iron sights. Modern analysis of the audio and a frame by frame analysis of the Zapruder film indicate that a first shot missed and the bullet was never recovered. The head shot entered from the rear and the pressure wave inside the brain caused the rearward jerking of the head. Again proved by firing a Carcano with similar ammo. It was a very convincing case for the lone gunman theory of the Warren Commission. Oh, and I was in 4th grade when it happened and still remember that afternoon and the ensuing days quite vividly.

Howard. If you can't swing the 500 from Freedom let me know. I'm halfway through my last order and about to order more. I can split an order with you if like. PM me and we can work it out.

Hmm, guess I need to buy more 9 and 45. I'm done to just a few hundred rounds of each. Oh, just got that 357 so I need at least a case of that too. My two new hobbies are hemorrhaging cash....

Kevin, What optic do you have in that? What distance do you usually shoot?