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Nope. Detachable magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds are illegal. If the 25 round magazine is blocked off so it can't accept more than 10 rounds, it's alright. The exemption for .22lrs are tubular magazines. That being said, I love my M&P 15-22. Hell of a lot of fun and the ammo is cheap as hell so you can blast away at the range without hurting the wallet.

10am when they open? Won't be as busy, then lunch can be had afterwards.

Threatening to revolt because you might get IDed buying ammo? Threatening revolt because they might make you go through a background check every so many years? Threatening revolt because you have to have a FID to buy ammo? Moderates and liberals will not believe for a second that there needs to be a violent uprising to deal with that. If there was actually talks of confiscation sure but moderate America do not see these annoyances as major transgressions that people need to die over.

I didn't vote Democrat, thank you. Mistakes happen but for some reason, they always seem to happen in the most notable shootings. It has nothing to do with the Democrats. The Democrats had laws that would have stopped the shooting in Illinois at that warehouse. But stuff wasn't entered in the system so he was able to just walk into a store, purchase a gun despite being a felon, and commit this atrocity. Threatening a violent revolt does not endear people to the 2A cause. It just scares people on the fence away.

More laws designed to punish law abiding citizens. What does it matter when people can do private sales unchecked? What does it matter when law enforcement doesn't properly enter information in the system so nothing comes up in NICS checks?

Not for me, but then again, I only bring in short 10 round mags for my 15-22 and my Ruger has a small as hell 5 round magazine. I pull the chamber open, show it's empty, and that's that. As I said though, I go weekly so they all know me at this point.

A local place calls it, "Taylor Pork Roll". Wusses waffling on the issue.

By search bag, they only ask to see my ammo and as soon as I pull one box out and they see it's sealed, I'm good to go. No one roots through your bag.

According the NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife, the Millville WMA allows centerfire up to .30 cal.

Hello fellow South Jerseyian!

Does next Saturday work at all for anyone?

Of course. Still not entirely sure what they are hoping to find.

I go pretty much every weekend. I'm sure we could use that spare back room where they have a TV, coffee, etc. Maybe set up a couple small, friendly competitions?

I don't believe they are stockpiling them for the government and as of yet, 23andMe and AncestryDNA have refused to hand over data to law enforcement without a warrant. The Golden State Killer was caught when police uploaded the DNA from the case into a website and found distant matches. A genealogist was able to map a family tree and narrow it down. So yea, if you commit a crime and leave DNA, they might be able to figure it out that way but that's about it. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/just-beginning-using-dna-genealogy-crack-years-old-cold-cases-n892126 Pretty much nothing is sacred at that point. They got DNA, fingerprints, your detailed history if you have a clearance...

Would have been hilarious if she missed and shot No. That's a pretty cool way of proposing. One of my first dates with my wife was a trip to the shooting range up in the Poconos. They had just about every gun you could want to try in different calibers. M1 Garand was by far my favorite. They had a MP5 that was a load of fun too.

It seems to be a re-occurring theme yet instead of those groups being held responsible, responsible gun owners just get punished.

From what I've read, he bought his handgun, then applied for a CCP a few days later which is when police found out he had been arrested multiple times with felonies. So...how did he pass the check when he got his handgun?

I hope one day someone can figure out the efficiency problem and make better use of cleaner energies. It's a shame how rough the process can be to extract the materials needed for solar panels. But with enough investment, things will continue to improve. Look at the battery technology of Formula 1 and Formula E to see what can eventually be transferred to us. More efficient energy recovery systems storing energy from braking. Cheaper currently to charge a car than fill it up and if you hit up a super charger station, it only takes like 30 minutes making longer distance travel easier than previously. But as previously mentioned in this thread, there's tons of profit in current fuel industries so they currently have no incentive to try to switch sources of energy.

Would anyone be interested in doing a meetup at Range 129?

Why are legislatures trying to make this an impossible place to live?

Wait, can we arrange a hunting trip between Putin and Dick Cheney? We dealt with this a year or so ago. Our town kept getting hit by people ransacking cars that weren't locked. I was just really surprised that so many people leave their cars unlocked. It's real crappy what happened to them. But if someone has the balls to make it to my bedroom after breaking through a deadbolt, my loud ass alarm system, and my two dogs, I feel like they've been given all the warning in the world to leave.

A lot of indoor ranges don't let you use it.

Good luck everyone! Hopefully someone here wins.

What a shitbag. Got what he deserved.