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I have two kids in diapers. Go through my trash, I dare you.

LMFAO

LMAO

Bahahahaha!

I just picked up a Streamlight TLR-7 for my home defense pistol.

Why are you guys so worried about your name and shipping address? You can find nearly anyones home address online, it took barely a month for me to pop up after I moved into my new house. I certainly understand the sensitive stuff, which is what people are after. 2a police coming to my house cause i threw out a box labeled "federal ammunition"?

If It's planning on being bad we "bug out" 15 minutes to my in-laws where we bug in. We always leave before storm hits. Whole house natural gas generator. They are in a nicer neighborhood and further removed from population centers. Wife packs up content of our freezer and takes with her to store there. Could rough it out for quite some time if we had to. People at work know I'm a gun guy. They always joke they are coming to my place if things go bad. I tell them they are welcome to but we won't be there and to be sure to bring whatever they need. More than once I've gotten the deer in headlight stare. A lot of people have the mentality that they don't need to worry about it. Somebody else will help them. Are they in for a rude awakening in it ever goes bad.

there's some assembly required, it's made out of fake plastic "wood" material, but for $32ish it was a lot easier and cheaper than me building one myself, or getting one of the "nicer" wooden ones (all I found were like $200+.)

you can see 'em in the picture, dude.

They all live in NYC or Connecticut. Nobody is coming to my house. I'm not bragging, I'm just not scared to let people know I enjoy firearms and hunting. The more people realize their friends, co-workers, parents of their friends at school, etc, etc are gun owners the more we change the image of who people think gun owners are. Plus, like I said, I won't be at my home. So like I tell them, "Good luck relying on me to save you. You are your own first responder."

wtf ever happened to opsec? Loose lips (and bragging) sink ships (and get well prepared homeowners looted). Didn't ya'll ever watch The Twilight Zone episode The Shelter?

Sent you an email just now

just signed up and pre paid, gives me a month to figure out what i'll be bringing... so many choices lol

Just a reminder that, despite the controversy this generated, it is on as planned tonight. Hope to see some of you there. Adios, Pizza Bob

I think that was my M&P 9L with the trigger job...

Like the politics and gun laws?

Cleaning your firearm is not just about restoring accuracy because you shot X number of rounds. It's also about inspection to avoid breakdowns and ensuring proper lubrication and reliability. Cleaning a small amount of copper fouling from the bore is a lot easier than the amount that causes accuracy to suffer. If you keep the bore clean you restore that counter back to zero before you reach X. You may not be in a position to clean it when it reaches X. I don't shoot cap ammo either. Never did. I will agree to disagree with you on this issue. My way has worked for me for a long time.

Since it sounds like OP is set on moving to NJ..... OP do you have any matching military rifles you may want to get rid of to ease your move? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You look like you are running short on ammo. I suggest you stock up

Stay in PA. To clarify no FPID needed to move your firearms to NJ and possess them in your house. No dealer transfer needed. Yes NJ does recognize antique rifles but not handguns. Mosin is not an antique regardless of tang date because ammo is readily available. 1871 Mauser is antique and treated same as federal law. Anything that looks like M1 Carbine is no good, blame the racist Dems. Again don't move to NJ commute to work. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Was a long day at work, still laughing at your reply. Thanks, I needed that.

You should have a FID of you plan on transporting your guns out of the house. It will cover you having long guns in your vehicle no matter where you go. If you don't, make sure you are going from or to a range with no deviations (as I understand it, and yes NJ laws are extremely vague on purpose).

I don't understand what the fuss is all about. I find them to be a little tight in the crotch, but are otherwise comfortable

it's not illegal to take stuff once it's at the curb. that said.......never throw ANYthing away that might give someone info on you without shredding it. and nearly anything can.

Don't register ANY firearms. Don't register rifles, shotguns or handguns. It's is not a requirement, it's not a law. What about that place in PA where you can store firearms?

Not to be mr doom, but what about the ramifications of the new feel good law that was recently passed. If his new neighbors get wind of that many firearms, they will call the police on this “gun nut”, citing major insecurity. Your entire collection will be immediately confiscated under the new law.

Quit your job and work at Walmart Teva is not worth it....just a guess on the company. NJ sucks... dont do it I seriously and with the strongest affirmation...do NOT DO IT FOR ANY REASON ..... AND STOP CALLING THE NJSP...THEY ARE NOT YOUR FRIEND

Yeah this is why I'm always ranting about people trying to sell their ARs or allegedly shipping magazines. You can find/build ARs brand new under $500 for most of this year, magazines are less than ten bucks and ammo is at decade lows.

I should show my Beretta love! Anyone who can correctly guess what everything is gets a free high five. Let me get a link...

"They" don't want people riding around with shotguns and rifles, so "they" will never say it is lawful to do.

1. In the locked trunk is suffcient. If you want to use the cable lock go ahead. If you have a pickup or something like that a locked case is needed. A cable lock or trigger lock might suffice but a locked case is the best idea IMO. 2. Ammo can be anywhere you want in NJ. Out of sight is suggested. 3. Reasonable deviations are permitted. You can stop for gas, restroom, refreshments, pick up or discharge passengers, etc. You don't have to eat while driving. Here is the link for the NJ AGs guidelines on reasonable deviation, https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.state.nj.us/oag/dcj/agguide/transporting-firearms_guide.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwio_YPn3KXdAhVng-AKHQ93CYEQFjAAegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw2waJkjPdzd-JHz-hycvjzd 4. You do not need your FID or copy of P2P with you. If you are questioned by a LEO they can look up if you have a FID. You may want to carry it to save them the bother. It's not required though. 5. There are a variety of services for gun owners. You have to read what they offer and judge what's best for you. I got US Lawshield with national coverage. They cover legal expenses for their attorney from the start for criminal and civil actions. Some services will only reimburse you if you're found not guilty. If you don't conceal carry your coverage should be less. If you want coverage to pay for damages from civil suits that's another matter. You have to determine what fits your needs. 6. Don't consent to search. If the LEO has probable cause to search they can search (dependent on jurisdiction) or get a warrant. This is a 4th Amendment right. Don't give it away.

You think?

something everyone's over looking. are you physically fit? 'cause most of us aren't.

Tri fuel with natural gas hose with quick disconnect. Quick disconnect to the same hose to attach to lp propane tank. Tri fuel setup has been reliable for extended run time with propane and gasoline. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

"stand your ground" home is your home, if you feel like you need to up and leave to somewhere else, that's a bad plan. Your plan is to drive through several of the most populated areas and busiest highways in the country in the middle of a catastrophe to go to a rural spot? Sounds like an awful plan. While you're "bugging out" you're literally driving past grocery stores and hardware stores that open during or immediately after a disaster. Last time we had a noreaster you know what the local home Depot did? They put out a huge display of hoses, sump pumps flashlights etc. For sale. There's probably one a mile from your house. Here's a suburban bugout plan, set the alarm clock an hour earlier and beat the crowds to the home Depot. This is NJ. You live in Essex County. You're probably reading posts on gun forums written by guys that normally have to drive an hour and a half through swamps to get to the Piggly Wiggly. Don't do that. Some "milspec" advice - you don't wear forest camo in the desert. Familiarize where you live and how things in your area are. Don't make a bug out plan that doesn't fit your reality.