Scorpio64

I think mini shells are best used in home defense and possibly shtf if you literally run for the hills. I would not use them for hunting when there are better alternatives.

Most LGSs won't hand over a firearm for inspection unless you present a FID. It's a store by store policy You do not need a FID to transport a long gun to and from a range. You may transport a long gun outside the range exception as long as you have your FID on you. You may only transport a handgun to and from a range and other exempted places like a place of business you own or a gunsmith but you must have your FID with you. You must have your FID on you if you are transporting hollow point handgun ammo to or from any location, no exceptions. This is my understanding of the law. If I'm wrong, the experts will surely jump on this.

A war reporter does not have to be a combatant to report the war, but they have to be there to see and experience what happens.

I think just about every reporter that covered a hotdog eating contest has eaten at least one hotdog.

He stole that concept from Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

So.... I am not sure what you mean. Are you saying that crime and the failed social policies of the Democrats is just one pixel? The point of my post was to say this, If Ms. Park hangs around here, she will see the whole picture, not just the single pixels.

That is part of the bigger picture.

It's a double edge sword. If Ms. Park goes through the process, and finds out for herself how how badly NJ laws are stacked against law abiding citizens, how restrictive it is to purchase a firearm and ammo in NJ, she will no longer be objective once the Democrat's anti 2A bias is exposed. There will be bias. I am hopeful that Ms. Park will stick around, maybe meet with some forum members at a range, go through the FPID and P2P processes, and expand her view, that she may see the bigger picture.

NJ is staging it's anti 2A laws as we speak...errr type, but they will be holding most of them until after congress decides on what they will do.

What's with all these green hippy lawnmowers. What you need is a 2A friendly Huygens' mower.

The best indicator for when to put down pre-emergent crabgrass control is forsythia bushes. When they are just beginning to bud is the right time. If you wait until after they have bloomed, it will be far less effective.

If I understand the OP correctly, her intention is to find out how the Parkland shooting has influenced recent decisions over purchasing a MSR. Whether you are more or less inclined to follow through with your purchase. While I agree that going through the FPID process herself will be a valuable experience, if she truly wants to understand the legal process and obstacles we face, it has little to do with the subject matter of the article she is writing. Let's help Ms. Park with the story she's working on now, and maybe she will be inclined to stick around and learn more from us.

That's a good price for 77gr Razor Core. I use PPU 75gr OTM. It runs 45 cents per round in bulk and shoots .5 moa in my rifle.

Maybe.... But maybe this is a good opportunity to educate this young reporter on some of the many things we feel the media misrepresents (Intentionally or not) because they are not in the sport like we are.

AR15 is not getting the political attention anymore, so now the new key phrase is weapon of war. That is the narrative we have to fight.

I've been talking to my 2A friendly friends and family about this and also bringing it up with guys I know that belong to other clubs, and on another forum too. We need to be good soldiers promote the shit out of this. If enough people talk to others, and put a little pressure on them too we can get a good turnout. It's hard to say what the number is, but once enough people are on board with this it will reach critical mass and become a real movement. We just have to push harder than the opposition and not pass up any opportunity to encourage attendance.

Fuk'n A Bubba!

I think maybe those of us that live near the shore got some substantial upgrades to the grid after Sandy.

There's still over a million without power. It looks like the north west corner of NJ got hammered pretty badly..

Howell Trap Club/Salomon's has what u need. Gene has limited shop hours though. I go there at least three times a month to buy supplies and to shoot trap. For a small shop, his prices are very good. I recommend you go there tomorrow between 12 and 1 and watch them shoot a couple rounds of trap to see how it's done, then after 1, walk over to Gene's shop and pick up some target loads. Those mini shells are expensive and geared more towards pump action. You can certainly use them in your single shot, it just won't be very economical.

This one's for @High Exposure and all other LE. I don't seem to be able to embed the video so here's the link. Cop Treats Criminals Like Airline Passengers https://www.waynedupree.com/cop-treats-criminals-like-inflight-airline-attendant-hilarious/

I guess if your power is out, you already know, but if you are curious as to how the rest of the state is faring have a peek here. This is for First Energy customers only. http://outages.firstenergycorp.com/nj.html PSE&G customers can look here. http://outagecenter.pseg.com/external/default.html Atlantic City Electric outage map here https://www.atlanticcityelectric.com/Outages/CheckOutageStatus/Pages/ViewOutageMap.aspx

You may be running a temperature that day and will have to call out sick.