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Also, my check was cashed 10 days before I got my permit. Some others had their check cashed and permit in hand within a few days.

This is the comment you're talking about? Are you sore because he hasn't reached out to you to see what policies you'd like to have brought up? I'm confused as to why those backing him are having such an impact on you that we are now considered "fish". Like I said IDK what that even means.

I back him because I believe in 98% of his stances, that makes me a fish? Whatever the hell that means. He may not be the official Rep candidate for Gov yet but that doesn't mean I can't like what he stands for.

Beautiful, and a huge step up from a Remington 870 LOL. Hope she loves it and shoots it for many years to come!

What's the biggest difference between the Varmint and Round Nose "Target" ones, mostly just the HP?

Grabbed some Varmint, thanks for the heads up.

I still look at it as a valuable permit even if the reciprocity does change. By far the easiest permit to get and and even though I can't CCW it allows me to freely transport in PA within the normal restrictions, not too/from range etc.

I got shipping confirmation. They'll be here Friday. I ordered them for wifey to do a project with them, we'll see how it comes out.

Dumb for who though. People with 1-3 handguns or people with around 10? I can see keeping same caliber for a few guns but I agree when you get over a few you should branch out. Calling it dumb as a blanket statement doesn't make sense IMO.

That's a good problem to have lol

I think it's obvious that the more firearms you own the more variation you will have in your caliber line up. I'm assuming he's asking those with less the 5 or so handguns if they're all the same. I would expect anyone with 10+ handguns to have multiple calibers. Maybe the OP can specify a bit more but that's just my take.

My original thought process when first starting out was to keep all the same caliber but each gun has a different use. This would just cut down on what I'd have to stockpile as far as ammo is concerned. Now that I have the basic "needs" or uses covered, I feel I can and will branch out to different calibers and get the mainstays first (1911 .45 and .357). Then who knows...maybe a .380 pocket pistol? 10mm? Also considering .22LR handgun.

All of mine are in 9mm. H&K P7 PSP, H&K VP9, S&W 9 Shield. Also my wife's EAA Witness Pavona is also 9mm. The next handgun I buy though will most likely be a 1911 in .45 or a .357 revolver.

Ordered a couple black ones. Thanks for the heads up!

I was originally going to build, then saw the Saint. Waiting to see if Jersey legal ones will start popping up.

I'm potentially moving soon and I was sort of thinking the same thing. I don't care what they look like compared to the obvious safety of them. My wife on the other hand may not be too keen on the look. Also, I assume you just drill a hole in the wall where you're going to mount it and then run the wires to the nearest electrical socket to hook it up?

Much sexier.

I do. Got it a couple weeks ago.

I'll bring some Gertrude and Hawk Chocolate and Peanut Butter bars, $1 a piece if interested!

I need a Moss 500...grr...

Only shotgun I own is the one my Father gave me, Winchester 1300 that I've never shot. 28" barrel. I'm gonna try to be there, will hook up with DeerSlayer if I can come.

Too bad you couldn't be a little more NW. Although, I'm not too familiar with if the towns in Union County are 2A friendly.

Welcome and good luck with the move. What area of Jersey are you moving to?

http://nj1015.com/spadea-explains-why-you-should-vote-no-on-nj-ballot-question-two/?trackback=fbshare_top

Does that mean you're going?