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InFamous

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  1. I really hope you post pics when it's done! That was amazing.
  2. GTFO! LMAO If this is true I want confirmation from Tier One. LMAO Also pictures when you do it. I applaud you sir!
  3. The demand was so high on the "dolla dolla bills yall" version they decided to come out with one for the hood rat that loves the woods rats! http://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/173619/34010wc/hi-point-jcp-40sw-high-impact-woodland-camo For the low low cost of $184.89 you can have this beautiful piece of artwork!
  4. Thanks man! I picked up a magazine for my wife's EAA Pavona and a cheap IWB Appendix holster for my Shield. I'll stop now or I'll end up spend a hundred on odds and ends of cheap stuff and 25 packages will show up at the door all the same day LMAO
  5. In general, cell companies aren't subsidizing the cost of the device anymore. Meaning they aren't discount the cost of the device for a 2 year contract. What they are doing is discounting your line access fee (I.E. normal smartphone is $40 a month, they are bringing it down to $20 a month). You now are paying the full retail cost of a phone over 24 months. So in the past you paid $200 for a phone and $40 a month. Now you will be paying tax on a phone up front and $20 a months PLUS the cost of the phone. Any other questions just ask. It's just another way of discounting, it pretty much all works out the same in the end if not better for the consumer price wise.
  6. Seems like a ton of work to make a .22 NJ legal..
  7. That's similar to what I use. Put one padlock on it and you're good enough from little inquisitive hands. And filled with ammo they're too heavy for either of my kids to pick up so the floor of the closet works for me lol
  8. I haven't asked at either Andover or Hackettstown. I've only done one transfer at a time. If you go to Andover talk to Garrett the owner. He's a really nice kid and may help you out. Edit: I've done transfers 3x at each, but only one gun each time.
  9. If your buddy has a rifle range set up in his back yard that is legal according to his town. Feel free to bring your long guns as long as you have a FID.
  10. @Jeep If you have to ask, it's most likely illegal. A range is a certified and legally labeled "shooting range" just like an FFL or Gunsmith is legally those things. Your friends property isn't recognized by the State of NJ as a "legal" range for all intents and purposes. @Jdan You can shoot certain rifles and shotguns at WMA's but never handguns. Use this link to see where you can sight in your long guns. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/ranges.htm I'm sure there's more to add but that's the gist of it.
  11. Pretty much this. I've bought 3 pistols and 2 rifles online instead of through my LGS because even with shipping, transfer, etc...they were still close to or over $100 cheaper then I could get locally. Only one of the rifles didn't apply to that and I should have purchased locally even if they had to order it because it would have been the same price. I am also very patient and look for the best deal possible. Fair enough, and I love my two LGS that I do transfers through. You also can think this way...the $25 transfer they're making to literally do 5mins of paperwork is MORE money then they'll get trying to match the internet price for me to "pay just a little more" then online.
  12. Congrats! Enjoy this time while she's young and isn't a teenager.
  13. Going to bed now, but I watched the last half hour or so of their website. Great channel so far!!!
  14. Which is honestly one of the best things about this channel. They are also going to be doing other types of "Informational" stuff too on how to handle and keep firearms. I think this channel could grow to be a huge thing in "Today's American Society"
  15. I read about this awhile ago and happy it finally launched. They reported originally airing 1am-7am EST live, then replaying the airing I guess all day the day after. They plan on further expanding the programming live hours as time goes on. They will do 3 minutes of safety information every hour. I really hope we do get a channel as it seems to be a great concept and will help 2A across the U.S. For now, if/when I'm up that late at night I will check it out live on their website and the 24hr coverage online when I have the chance.
  16. This part made me seriously laugh LOL Very cool idea and a nice thought!
  17. I actually was able to watch the clocks on my computer, phone and cable box turn from 1:59am to 3:00am this morning which was cool...but having to go to bed shortly after and not have a couple extra beers was not cool. Actually my computer went from 2:01am to 3:00am...it was a bit late on changing.
  18. Andover Hunt and Fish (Formally known as YOJ Sports) Andover NJ (Sussex County) Hackettstown Guns and Ammo (Warren County) They should be close depending where you are in Morris County. Also they are both $25 trasfers. I use them both.
  19. So if I walk into a place that supplies CCW's in FL with my NJ hunting license they'll help me do everything I need to apply for FL CCW?
  20. I love taking pictures as bullets are wizzing past my head!
  21. Do they make a red version of this? Beautiful gun!
  22. A buddy of mine does the same thing, every once in awhile he's forced to use his real name for a month or so then changes it again.
  23. This happens when you aren't using a true spelling or shortened spelling of your name. They don't want people using false identities.
  24. I don't drink that anymore. I drink Mio Energy. Few squirts a day and I'm good to go...that's what she said.

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