Averagejoeshmo

Only got charged 15 for the nics and tax 83.14 to be exact

I picked up one of the NJGF lowers at WeShoot last week . (It looks great, thank you) I asked about the discount on the membership fee and was told they don’t offer it anymore, but the membership price is still great without the discount 250 for a recurring membership and 275 for a year without auto renew.

I’ll be there by 7, bringing a cz75 and s&w22 victory

I'm in, bringing a box of clays and ammo. Does anyone know if it's ok to bring one of those pop up 10x10 portable canopy tents?

On the last day of the sale the only place that had any in stock were in brooklyn.

All regular priced ammo buy one at regular price get one at 50% off. I just bought the .22, so i didn't look at the price of anything else but it was a good deal around 5 cents a round.

Do they have to hand in the paperwork to any state police barracks, or do the need to go to trenton.

I believe it was Bambi in the early 70s in journal square, jersey city.

Where does an out of state person apply for the fid?

Thanks guys

Bjs .com I aint that sophisticated

BJ's Extreme savings week 6/11/17-6/18/17 Stack-on 24 gun safe 299.99 picked up in store. Shipping will cost almost as much as the safe. Even if you aren't a member it's worth the cost of the membership.

I live in Jackson, I don't think there is a discharge law here.

My neighbors house is set back further than mine. I was just talking about discharging a weapon, isn't that still 450 feet?

I would have to be at the very back of my property to be clear of the 450 feet from an occupied structure

Chicks are only a couple bucks each, i lost about 20 over the course of a few days.

It seems like the wind closed an eight foot gate that goes from the barn to the arena. It's cattle fencing and it has a 1 inch diameter metal stud that catches into the lock. I believe as she squeezed back through the gate to the barn she got pinched between the wooden fence and the stud on that gate. There was a little tuft of hair on the wooden fence, so thats my theory.

A few years back when I had an issue with a fox killing my chickens. I called animal control, and the said they would give me a trap, but they would have to release the fox no more than a mile away. I just don't see the point in trying to trap it if that's the plan.

Considering it's on CNN, if you feel like yelling at your tv tonight then tune in.

This thought started with the police shooting the bear at the shore. I was listening to it the whole ride home from work that night. When I got home my kids went back to feed the horses. After they finished they said that one of the horses was bleeding and looked like she was bitten by something, and it was high up on her side near her butt. So naturally when i went outside my gun was with me, and I was just thinking what could have happened?

I went with the Ryobi brushless trimmer, because I already had the tools and batteries. The smaller Ryobi trimmer uses the batteries or cord. My wife could never get the gas ones started, and no matter which one you get always wear eye protection and pants not shorts, I learned that lesson a couple years ago when i was introduced to little demons called chiggers.

Just to be clear, I've lived here 12 years and I've never seen a bear. It just seems like every year there are sightings closer to me.

Im just talking about a spur of the moment type of thing, not a nuisance bear.

Just a hypothetical question, what if a bear was attacking my horses, or chickens? I dont have enough land to be considered a farm. Don't know if that would matter. What do you think the charges would be? If any.

Last christmas I spent about 2 hours in that huge store trying to figure out what my wife was trying to tell me to get for our daughter.