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Dealers can acquire firearms anywhere. Dispositions must be made at their licensed premise address. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

I've done a lot of work in the state, I never heard that you need permits or inspections to replace cabinets. They're considered fixtures just like the oven, refrige, washer, dryer, etc.

If a man can chop his wee wee off and liberals will say he's a woman, I say we can have any kind of grip and it "identifies" as a thumbhole stock.

i strongly suspect all of you that keep saying "i will not comply" already have/are. if you own firearms here in this commie state legally, then you have/are complying.

There's a big issue, the new magazine law is a Ex post facto law: An ex post facto law is a law that retroactively changes the legal consequences (or status) of actions that were committed, or relationships that existed, before the enactment of the law. In criminal law, it may criminalize actions that were legal when committed; Ex post facto laws are expressly forbidden by the United States Constitution in Article 1, Section 9, Clause 3 (with respect to federal laws) and Article 1, Section 10 (with respect to state laws). So, if your 15 round mags were legal when you bought them, they are still legal now, right?

Some people ya just don’t wanna range with.. lol

They are manufactured and sold as a 10 rounder. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Plus, if people never had a dog due to allergies and they want to own a dog and choose a "doodle dog" then great. As long as they love it, take care of it and train it. It's kind of like we want more people owning firearms. But only if they are safe and follow the rules. We don't want irresponsible people owning firearms. Makes the rest of us look bad. I've also found most asshole dogs are owned by asshole owners.

Get clippers.. hair is hair. A++++ on rescue my friend

Good chance we rubbed paint here. Let him know.... ah hell. Ya know. Jus let him know. Fuck! This sucks

Totally awful. If I remember, did he compete at the Shongum matches?

Nope, people don't need to read your crazy a second time. They can scroll up if they need to. Not with Capt., anecedotes are undesputable facts. Were you there to see the total interaction to know if the guy made any type of threatening move, smacked the magazine in his hand or wall, raised his voice, etc.? Hearsay is inadmissible in a court of law, you should know that. Dogs usually don't attack unless they're triggered by something.

That was completely unclear form your statements. I've seen labs get aggressive. My own did at one point as it got older and it's vision started going. Normally sweet as pie. Would start losing his shit if he got a stuffy nose and someone startled him. Fortunately stuffy noses weren't common. Anecdotes are anecdotes. "Natural"? WTF is natural abbot pure bread dogs? Natural would be a world of random mutts banging away incessantly.

May I add, no RKBA decals or stickers on the vehicle. Some LEO seem to think that constitutes probable cause to hassle you .

True but my real point was that is the only time I've ever seen or even heard of a lab turning aggressive. The stupid designer dogs I've seen 3 and all 3 bit a kid. This may come as a surprise to some but the majority of dog owners don't know how to train the dog or have the money to pay for training. Thus why the right breed is important. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Yes owners play a role but.... Then you go on to tell us about the asshole owner. Sometimes the damage done can't be undone.

From the looks of the pix the camp has been for sale since late fall. Offer them $600k & see what happens One of those cabins would make a nice gunsmith shop & retail FFL! Wouldn't want to have to rake the leaves though. Be like shovelin' manure against the tide. That big flat area would make a nice indoor range & have plenty of room for parking Dreams to dream about. I could see Peel livin' there, collectin' the rent and doing a vegetable garden all while wearin' her sidearm

Being a lefty makes the decision making process for a bullpup shotgun that would end up ejecting into your face easy.

I have this one: https://www.511tactical.com/sar-a2-flashlight.html I would not mount a budget light on anything chambered in a gauge. This light sits in my jeep.

The assault weapons ban is an ex facto law too, that one has stood for 30 years now. I know we like to wish and hope for courts to save us but I doubt that will ever happen. Even the magazine injunction, if it somehow did win, would at best get us what? The ability to keep 15rd? NY ended up with 10 anyway. CA and CO are bad examples as it allows people to keep "pre ban" magazines and lots of people were able to get "pre ban" magazines because you tell me how hard it is to buy an undated, unserialized product cash and simply say you've had it for X years.

We shall find out. I’m still going to the range. No issues last week.. didn’t get followed by black helicopters..

No experience with 5.11 "non-weaponlight" flashlights on a shotgun, but if I were in the market I would not consider these for that application.

im not an animal, i just really hate pants i am a gift from god and i will share it with all

I've enjoyed seeing all of NJGF members that I've met IRL, but naked? Uh, NO! And I'm sure the feeling is mutual...

YES you will, dont be childish. 10 rounds is plenty.

I knew Steve pretty well. He used to post on here under the moniker of Cave Diver. This is a real shock and my heart goes out to him. Adios, Pizza Bob

The law says "permanently altered". If a magazine is manufactured to be a 10 rounder, it is not modified, even if you can add an 11th, ie Glock 19. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Sadness level 10. Sorry for your friends loss. Build the wall.

I dont disagree with what you have witnessed...I disagree somewhat with the balance of your assessment I hope I am dead wrong !!! The person who, if someone gets jammed up, is fantasy thinking about unenforcement - I am sure we can find some sort of precedent to dispel that myth cant we? Their job is to enforce the law, I am sure there is discretion , however that which is is applied is not known. We only know those who got jammed up..... and yes the silly unconstitutional unenforceable regulations, guess what.....were applied For me...and me alone...YMMV..... it is not worth the risk to do anything other than to have 10 round mags in state at this time. Whatever money you need to spend...imo....is money well spent to prevent your potential incarceration ..... Whatever money you need to spend to love your current items out of state, is money well spent to prevent your potential incarceration......

+100000000

They are just mutts. But overpriced, designer mutts which I refuse to pay for even if I had the money, which I don't right now. Some of them are very cute. But to be hypoallergenic you really need at least a second generation that has been bred with a full breed poodle at least twice. Full sized poodles aren't small dogs. The one we are getting is allegedly a poodle and schnauzer mix. But it's really just a guess. He's a rescue. Around one year old. Currently 28 pounds. May get a little bigger but hopefully not too much bigger. My wife never had pets growing up and isn't really a dog person. But I'm sure she'll become one in short time.

yes thats what i was told. i am only replacing what was existing. same layout with new cabinets. no plumbing, electrical or structural changes.

That could become a new cool thing - nudist range. Although, that hot brass....

"Do not go off the main roads". This is very key especially when leaving. Tailgating is permitted.

Id argue that to a layperson if the floor plate was removed, it would be unusable. If the floorplate "riser", that takes up the space that the shorter spring can't fit in, is maintained when the mag is put together, thennits still a 10 rd mag. If it is cut off, the spring will fall inside and the mag will be useless. So it will no longer be a functional mag (i.e. It is broken). If someone goes and buys a longer spring, then they are manufacturing or violating the law. Removal of a floorplate is not an appropriate test when the innards of the mag are designed solely as a 10rd version. That's fundamentally different than a full length spring with a mag block inside, which if removed is still a full length/capacity mag. The 10rd he mag would require the acquisition of additional (contraband) parts to become high capacity.

Not worth the electrons or phone call it came on unless it was officially written.

Best of both breeds (if he is indeed those two breeds). I prefer mutts as generally less hereditary health problems and wanted an intelligent dog. He appears to already know some commands. The rescue worker who he has been for a week now said he hadn't had a single accident in the house. She's fostered close to 40 rescues and he is only the second one who hasn't had any accidents. Good to know about Rawhide Rescue.

< sarcasm > If people start barraging the AG and SP with questions about workarounds for proposed bills, I am sure your representatives will be happy to work this and similar like devices into those new laws. They will greatly appreciate how helpful the 2A community is in order to get these laws right! < /sarcasm >

Lol... then all of our pin and weld would be illegal because hand tools can take them off damn cops damn cops can be so fucking stupid sometimes. Every time you call you will get a different answer from the njsp.

With the Gibbz Arms you only need to swap out the cam pin for theirs. A lot of the sidecharge uppers you'll see from other vendors are re-badged Gibbz.

It sucks.. period

Some clarification per Nappen.. Handgun mags are also affected. Not just rifles.. LOOPHOLES & PITFALLS Hundreds of thousands of otherwise honest citizens have now been turned into potential criminals for possessing lawfully obtained magazines over 10 rounds. A conviction for unlawful possession of a large capacity magazine under NJ law is a “crime” which is the equivalent of a “felony conviction.” A person who is convicted loses their Second Amendment Rights and becomes prohibited throughout the entire United States for possession of a firearm. New Jersey’s law banning large capacity ammunition magazines is as ill-conceived as most of New Jersey’s other infamous gun laws. Large capacity ammunition magazines that fit firearms other than semi-automatic firearms are legal. For example, we had a case in Camden County in which our client possessed a drum magazine for a machine gun that did not fit or function in any semi-automatic firearm. After filing our motion, the charges were dismissed, and the magazine returned because it was not prohibited under New Jersey law, which bans only large capacity ammunition magazines for semiautomatic firearms, not fully-automatic firearms. Beware! Any magazine over 10 rounds that fits and functions in a semi-automatic firearm is prohibited. This includes magazines that fit and function in semi-automatic firearms that are not defined as “assault firearms.” For example, the Beretta Model 92 pistol is not banned as an “assault firearm.” However, its standard factory magazine holds 15 rounds. The magazine is now contraband. .22 tube-fed semi-automatic rifles like the Marlin Model 60 and Remington Model 552 are no longer prohibited. After 28 years of prosecuting honest citizens for these type of rifles, the Democrats have finally admitted they were wrong. Think of the lives and families they have destroyed in the process. They still don’t really care, because they keep passing new laws creating new victims of New Jersey gun laws. Of course, no real criminal is going to care about this law or obey it. Only law-abiding citizens will comply and be placed at a disadvantage defending themselves and their families. Governor Murphy and the Democrat controlled legislature has decided that you and your loved one’s lives aren’t worth more than 10 rounds.

I'm not so sure I would go ahead and modify the magazines just yet. Sure, investigate how, but let's all hope the lawsuits do as intended.