sroc112

Here is a hilarious update. When I posted that comment above, that was immediately after I submitted my PA application on Pike County's website. Just got an email, permit approved and ready for pick up. $20 and 50 minutes later.

Thank you sir!

Yup, that I know. I've had to do quite a few of those over the years. Just wasn't sure if anything needed to be changed at all on the CCP. Hey since you replied - you mentioned to me a company you knew of that will put the NJ CCP onto a credit card sized pvc Id card. What site is that? The only ones I saw required bulk orders.

Since my family and I are in PA quite often (multiple other family members reside there) i went ahead and just did the online application through Pike County. Will keep you all up to date on that process. I had received my NJ CCP last week. I completed my application and mailed out my check on 4/29/24. All reference check emails were sent out to the references same day. They cashed the check on 5/8, which is when my PD office says they actually start working on the application. E-mail received on 5/17 with my approval and link for the CCP. Overall, was very pleased and surprised at how quick and smooth it was. Separate question regarding NJ permit: If you move or change address, is it as simple as requesting an address change on your permit or do you actually need to re-apply through the new township PD that you moved to?

Looking into purchasing a new shotgun to use for clay/turkey/deer. I'm a bit traditional when it comes to shotguns, and like a classic, no frills, simple pump action. I'm loyal as of now to Mossberg so keeping my options within. Had my eye on a new 500 field all ourpose/ field deer combo. But also caught my eye is the 835 ulti mag 26 inch in MO Bottomland. My question is related to finish, never owned a camo shotgun. Are they painted? How does the camo finish hold up? Any more corrosion resistant compared to blued like the 500?

Got it, thank you! They're issued by the county, but are in fact valid across the entire state, correct?

Seperate topic - for those of you with PA non resident permits, what county did you apply to? I've read that some counties are known to not issue. Once I receive my NJ, I will apply for my PA as well, since it's a requirement to have your home state license first and I spend alot of time in PA due to family living there.

Yup I see. Looks like right now you can only purchase the 2023-2024 permit still. I assume won't be able to purchase 24-25 season permit until July.

Just drove past Phillipsburg yesterday actually, not all that far. What is the name and location of your site?

Can anyone share some recommendation of places they have used or know of? GFH is $275 for non members, really looking to keep it under that if possible.

I was aiming to get there at 830am but ended up parking shortly after 930. It was surprisingly not crowded. A couple benches taken but I had no issues getting spots and was pretty quite as well as most people were shooting precision so no real rapid firing taking place at any point. It was a nice day.

24 inch

Thought I'd throw up a few pics from my trip this morning. Signed up for membership last month, the place is awesome. Weather was perfect this a.m.

Seperate question - I have a Magpul STR stock on this gun. There is no pin or hole visible anywhere on the stock from the pin job. They mentioned that they put something in between the little trigger piece on the stock that you squeeze to adjust it, so that it can't be moved. Mentioned that it can be removed if needed, although not easy to do with just your hands on the fly. They made it seem this was a better way to go about the pin, cosmetically anyway. It almost appears like that little trigger piece on the stock is fully squeezed in, and then some internal pin placed somewhere within that mechanism to keep it from moving. Anyone familiar with this method? Assuming since it makes the stock no longer adjustable, even temporarily, it solved the restriction around it. Or am I wrong?

Lol OK thanks

You're a pro welder? Or was that a sarcastic comment amount firing that guy? Where you located

That pin hole is so far up the brake, I don't even know if it's notched into the actual barrel or sitting on top of the muzzle tip.

My first ar so I didn't know any better when I picked it up, but knew it didn't seem right. Did some more research when I got home and then just got pissed. Worst part about it now looking back is how much of a dick this guy was and the stupid comments he kept making. I won't be going back there for anything. Chances you think something like this can be removed without destroying the barrel so I can have it redone?

Never went in there when it was county line, so didn't have any prior experience with them. From my understanding they bought out one of the other owners and renamed.

Disappointing. Glad it wasn't on an expensive upper and the cost for the compliancy work was also not expensive at all. Live and learn but for my first AR it's a bummer.

I was originally going to use monmouth arms but decided to ise this place as it was the most convenient for location at the time. 1 guy there was cool but the other dude I dealt with a few times, who was the one who did the work, was an asshole. I'll never go there again.

I'm not worried about the brake being ruined, it's a cheap basic a2 style brake. But I would feel better knowing I can have it removed and have a new one done by someone else, but I guess there is no way to know if it can be removed without destroying the thread until you actually try and remove it, and then may be too late of it was too deep to salvage.

Point Blank in East Hanover

Sorry not all pics super clear. Had a basic muzzle brake pinned and welded to a new upper. Look the way it should on this style brake?

Anyone have any success with hunting Coyote in NJ or any immediate surrounding areas? Was looking into how to obtain a rifle permit, but I can't seem to find much clear info. Is it as si ple as paying the $2 and receiving it? Or is there a course/live fire involved?