Wavecaster

i can name all but 1... maybe, not entirely sure about the last one in the 3rd row a mosin nagant maybe? the antique pistol first one 4th row is the only one i don't even have a guess on because WWII is the farthest back my interest goes. lol oh and the second one last row is a usp tactical? or mk23 they look identical its impossible to tell lol

http://www.impactguns.com/store/ I don't know if it's cheap/expensive. I don't know if its reliable. But no one mentioned it so just throwing it out there

theres also A988 Establishes "gun-free" and "weapon free" zones around certain school and public properties. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2010/Bills ... 988_I1.HTM I skipped all the legal talk and went to the statement so maybe I'm misreading but it talks about illegal weapons and then it says Does this mean I can't own a handgun because I live a block away from a school? If so this belongs on the naughty list.

lol so it belongs to my mother who cringes when she sees it. well anyway as long as it isnt illegal to leave it in the house its good enough for me

Wow that was fast, thank you all for the help. I am 21 but only recently and was going to start applying for some licenses soon so I will bring it with me (inside of a series of boxes so they don't think I plan on using it) and start up a small collection for myself. lol and again thanks for the speedy, friendly help, when I get my permit I'm sure I'll be visiting this site much more often.

There are similar questions posted here but none directly answer mine. My grandfather had a collectors revolver never fired hidden away and I only recently found it now. The problem is he passed away quite a few years ago. So I would assume that it technically is not registered to anyone anymore so is it possible to get it registered into my own name and if so how? It was all legally registered to him, it has a serial number and everything and I would love to keep it in the family instead of, what would be another alternative, the police department confiscating it?