.... even if it is cowboy shooters.

 

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/10/modern_cowgirl_aims_to_shoot_t.html

When I first started coming out, I’d watch and keep score, but then Bob bought me my first pistols," says Furnald, whose costume is inspired by a western starring Sharon Stone, "The Quick and the Dead." Her "Dancin’ Angel" nickname reflects her ballet background and her collection of angel figurines.

 

Straw purchase? Can you gift handguns to spouses in NJ?

 

"The first time I tried cowboy action shooting was the first time I had ever picked up a gun," says Jersey Sue, aka Susan Pavlisko, 55, of Freehold, a retired high school principal.

 

I really should have studied less in school. Retired at 55 is sounding pretty good.

 

My Guidance Counselor told me a lie.

Said go "Chemical Engineering" and learn to fly.

And women. If it was an article about men, I doubt it would've been as positive, considering people view women shooting guns as cool and hip. That said, they got any cowboy action shooting things around here for guys? Sounds fun!

Great article (and video). It highlights the shooting sports, CJR&P, and the Jackson Hole Gang. This is the kind of press we need.

Straw purchase? Can you gift handguns to spouses in NJ?

 

I'm sure that her husband paid for the guns and they are registered to her. It's easier to say "bought me my first pistols" than explaining the actual process in NJ.

 

But no, you cannot "gift" handguns to spouses. You can do a transfer without the HPP if you die, which may or may not be desirable, depending on your marriage.

Hahaha!!!

 

Nice, something positive in NJ about guns. Is hell freezing over?

Take your thermometer and go outside and check.

I saw the paper and the story was on top front page with a BIG picture. Great to see positive publicity.

 

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I really should have studied less in school. Retired at 55 is sounding pretty good.

 

My Guidance Counselor told me a lie.

Said go "Chemical Engineering" and learn to fly.

It takes a decent amount of work to be a principal. A degree and certification to teach, then a masters and certification just to qualify. Sometimes a doctorate unless your connected. Why you would actually retire at 55 is beyond me with a good paying.