Silence Dogood

I'm surprised no one mentioned it - your peril risk is the cost of defending yourself if charged (incorrectly of course, since what you are doing is legal) with something by an overzealous LEO. This is one of the main arguments of the Pantano case - that we are are all "at risk" from the impact of NJ statutes which essentially prohibit possession of firearms without a carry license, unless you fall into one of the narrowly-defined exemptions. We are also dependent on LEOs acting professionally and knowledgeably, which they mostly do, but not always. You would win your case but you'd be out at least $5,000 for any sort of defense. Maybe more.

When I got my FPID, the firearms officer in our municipality strongly recommended that I not transport loaded magazines. He said that some PDs in NJ take a dim view of that, despite it being legal.

Why do you need more than one pellet to kill a deer??? < sarcasm ...

Dana Loesch did a hell of a job commenting on Diane Sawyer's piece "Young Guns": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSk1UkqBx58

Man, if you can tell the difference between 4:30 and 5:00 on ejection you've got better eyes than I do!

Part of a Russian sleep experiment from the 1940s. Drove the 'patients' to extremes.

How about Fire Arms Holders Resisting Tyrrany? Let me see your FAHRT card

Close to a 3-hour drive depending on traffic (you can do it in less but that route can be notorious for traffic)

Do what you like but most people don't realize that it's a Federal offense to disturb migratory birds or their nests (if that's what they are, although it's a long list). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migratory_Bird_Treaty_Act_of_1918 Since we're all law-abiding citizens and all ...

I thought MOA = Minute of ARC .... I guess the same thing as Minute of Angle?

As of what date?

Obviously he's not getting back any mags > 15 rounds. However, I don't see why a good attorney couldn't get them to transfer the firearm to an FFL with the intent on 'neutering' any evil features (if any) with the understanding that once neutered the FFL could return it to him.

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." Edmund Burke

Agreed. We have to do more.

Firearms-related bills for 2014, New Jersey Legislature: PUBLIC SAFETY - WEAPONS A104 Clarifies that licensed dealers may provide firearms for display at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations. A113 Repeals certain restrictions on future retail sales of handguns. A155 Requires access to law enforcement guidelines for processing firearms permit applications upon public records request. A253 Disqualifies person named on federal Terrorist Watchlist from obtaining firearms identification card or permit to purchase handgun. A328 Permits certain holders of permits to carry a handgun to carry another licensee's handgun. A382 Permits certain special law enforcement officers to carry firearms at all times when in State. A546 Clarifies that BB guns are not firearms under New Jersey law. A671 Reduces lawful maximum capacity of certain ammunition magazines in New Jersey. A672 Establishes a ballistics identifier program for certain firearms. A673 Requires firearms to be unloaded and securely locked or stored within home. A674 Requires firearms seizure when mental health professional determines patient poses threat of harm to self or others. A675 Strengthens State's assault weapons ban. A677 Disqualifies persons with three drunk driving or refusal convictions in five years from purchasing firearm. A823 Establishes "MarcAnthony's Law;" criminalizes use of defaced or stolen firearm to injure a police officer; enhances penalties for defacing a firearm. A837 Requires retired law enforcement officers to qualify in use of firearm once a year. A843 Requires mental health evaluation and list of household members with mental illness to purchase firearm. A844 Requires security guards who carry weapons to wear certain uniform, including identification card. A849 Prohibits installation of gunfire locators on utility poles. A851 Requires firearms endorsement on driver's license or non-driver identification card. A989 Clarifies definition of reasonably necessary deviation when legally transporting firearm or weapon in motor vehicle. A995 Revises qualifications for handgun permit, establishes crimes for certain handgun use; establishes annual fee of $100. A998 Excludes .22 caliber tubular magazines from large capacity ammunition magazine definitio A1230 Increases criminal penalties if leaving loaded firearm within easy access of minor results in injury or death A1299 Upgrades penalties for crimes committed with aid of firearms locator application. A1381 Establishes a Gun Court Pilot Program in Passaic County. A1427 Extends validity of certain retired law enforcement officers handgun carry permits from one to two years. A1547 Establishes fourth degree crime of possessing firearms locator application; enhances penalty if such application is used in the theft of firearm. A1571 Prohibits possession of ammunition capable of penetrating body armor. A1659 Criminalizes purchase or possession of firearms ammunition by persons convicted of certain crimes. A1800 Requires background check for private gun sales. A1803 Permits municipalities to establish weapons free zones around schools and public facilities. A1870 Allows courts to issue restraining orders prohibiting persons charged with firearms and gang related offenses from entering premises, locations, or areas where the offense occurred. A1880 Permits licensed dealers to display and auction firearms at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations. A1882 Authorizes deer hunting with firearm on Sundays on private property. A2006 Reduces maximum capacity of ammunition magazines to 10 rounds. A2028 Revises statutes concerning firearms purchaser identification cards and handgun purchase permits; makes handgun purchase permit valid for four years. A2062 Criminalizes purchasing or owning weapon if person has previous conviction of unlawful possession of weapon. A2066 Requires State Police to produce brochure summarizing law governing transport and possession of firearms; requires MVC to make brochure available to new State residents registering vehicles. A2068 Increases statute of limitations for prosecution of theft of firearm. A2146 Creates crime of intentional discharge of firearm from vehicle. A2169 Authorizes issuance of duplicate firearms purchaser identification cards for change of address with certain proof. A2172 Clarifies that handgun ammunition may be sold to retired law enforcement officers with certain identification. A2252 Provides law enforcement officers option to obtain handgun permit or firearms identification card from municipality where they are employed. ACR89 Urges President and Congress of United States to enact assault weapons ban including prohibition against large capacity ammunition feeding devices. ACR92 Urges President and Congress of United States to enact legislation enforcing stricter firearms control measures. AR15 Urges Congress to enact certain gun control measures. S59 Adds conviction of unlawfully possessing weapon to list of crimes that statutorily prohibits someone from buying or owning firearm. S98 Establishes penalty for failing to report unintentional discharge of firearm in private residence. S124 Provides two-year window for persons to transfer, render inoperable or surrender assault firearm. S154 Revises statutes concerning firearms purchaser identification cards and handgun purchase permits; makes handgun purchase permit valid for four years. S237 Revises qualifications for handgun permit, establishes crimes for certain handgun use; establishes annual fee of $100. S251 Clarifies definition of reasonably necessary deviation when legally transporting firearm or weapon in motor vehicle. S252 Excludes .22 caliber tubular magazines from large capacity ammunition magazine definition. S399 Provides for forfeiture of vehicle where weapon was unlawfully possessed. S427 Authorizes municipalities to regulate use of certain explosives. S474 Prohibits possession of ammunition capable of penetrating body armor. S483 Establishes "MarcAnthony's Law;" criminalizes use of defaced or stolen firearm to injure a police officer; enhances penalties for defacing a firearm. S516 Increases criminal penalties if leaving loaded firearm within easy access of minor results in injury or death. S529 Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing, and selling assault firearms for civilian use. S531 Establishes a regulatory program for rifle and shotgun ammunition sales. S532 Strengthens State's assault weapons ban. S561 Requires presumption that any bail paid by defendant charged with certain weapons offenses will be in the form of full cash. S573 Establishes certain apprentice hunting licenses. S599 Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing, and selling assault firearms for civilian use. S600 Reduces lawful maximum capacity of certain ammunition magazines in New Jersey. S649 Authorizes chiefs of part-time municipal police forces to issue firearms ID cards and handgun purchase permits. S684 Revises definition of destructive device to include certain weapons of 50 caliber or greater. S715 "The 10-20-Life Law." S993 Reduces maximum capacity of ammunition magazines to 10 rounds.

Depends on the time of day ...

Hey, "I saw it on the Internet" I think it's supposed to double as a bipod ...

Great news but tragic that basic rights in New Jersey require judicial action rather than simple compliance.

Thank you Jack for being so accommodating on a difficult afternoon for me. It's always a pleasure to do business with a person who knows what they are talking about, handles quality merchandise and cares about the customer. HIGHLY recommend for any and all - thanks again Jack. Silence

At a range in Arlington, VA circa 1969 (Mossberg .22, NRA Sharpshooter badge program). Back then, things like that in VA weren't considered *evil*

Back up now.

Can't pull it up on Comcast.

The NJ2AS.com site is down and emails are not working? Anyone know what happened?

Have to agree with Milwaukee too - at least for line power tools. I have a 1/2" drill (keyless chuck) which has been very dependable and very powerful. It's got enough power to break your wrist if it binds up. Not as familiar with their battery tools but a great company!