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  1. 4 points
    Got to stop going to the shops too often.... Been hard to find these in stock. Can't believe the flat stock trigger. Breaks like glass.
  2. I'll be running the Hog Hunt that @DaddyNick is going on. So all you boyz & girlz have a great time out in the Pines! Nick is gonna bring home the BACON & a whole lot more! Plenty of time to line-up another campout before it gets too cold. I'll bring some of my hog for you all to enjoy! Stay safe & have fun! Rosey
  3. This thread has turned into the "Do YOU transport loaded mags" thread of 2019! IANAL. That being said...remember that Lawyers are paid to keep you out of jail, NOT tell you what the law says. There's a HUGE difference. Staying out of jail, in the extreme sense, means we each tuck our tail between our legs and walk around with a guilty look on our collective kissers. Downtrodden, BEAT, on the DEFENSE at all times. Transporting according to FOPA Rules while still inside NJ. Do most of you know the difference? Can you type it w/o looking it up? I Doubt it. Doing it lawfully and doing it "Candy-Ass style" are completely different. Lawyers always give advice on the extreme side of surrendering your 2A rights. That way no one can point fingers and say "He told me xyz about transportation" under cross examination. They always take the safe play. And you lose rights that way! I choose to push the envelope. A "secure package" is brown craft paper & bakery string. On your front seat. Orrrrrrrrrrrrrrr locked in the trunk of an automobile, completely naked, no case, holster or box or other impediment of access of any type or kind, and then merely tossed into the trunk to get scratched by the other 199 naked, UNLOADED firearms contained therein My 12th grade edumacation taught my punctuation and its' MEANING. If the next wiz-bang lawyer tells you to remove your firing pins or field strip prior to transporting, are you Richard Craniums going to comply & say "YES SIR, MORE PLEASE!" Just askin' for a friend... ~R
  4. Legal. Registration for handguns legally acquired out of NJ is voluntary.
  5. Not the first time I have heard that......
  6. Maybe you are too quick.
  7. Yea......so Nappen gets his.....he doesn't want this to go away here in NJ else he'll be back to chasing ambulances.
  8. Ha... The race is over. I finally have them in my hands. The clerk filled them out on 3/27 (but I got the email that they were approved 3/23) and send them over to the Chief to sign. I stopped in last Friday to see what's up. They were still waiting for his signature. Finally got the call today to pick up. A week to get 3 signatures. They told me I was the first guinea pig for the new system. Now they know how to log in and process for the future.
  9. I feel you're over thinking this. There are plenty of people with plenty of guns they acquired legally before they moved to NJ. I haven't heard of anyone with any problems because of this.
  10. Sterile or clean is always better but if the bleeding is that bad use whatever you got. Better to deal with an infection later than have the victim bleed out at the scene.
  11. That's what she said! But seriously, this is a massive win for freedom. These people who are now trying to fight this decision under their misguided belief that lives are at stake. It always brings me back to the fundamentals of liberty vs security. All they focus on is security using control as a method and not blinking at the cost of freedom. This does give me hope because of all those brothers and sisters in California never thought thted get their hands on 30 rounders. I genuinely believe it is within our reach. Patience paid off for Cali. Even if this is temporary (in the worst case). Atleast more people will have higher capacity mags, which is a win for freedom.
  12. Nappen isn't the only one. Scott Bach said as much in his intro speech to Cherry Ridge. My buddy and I looked at each other pretty incredulously. Then he said it again to make his point. I emailed him about it. He promised to be more cautious in his explanation. I've not sat in to check.
  13. Taurus / Rossi pretty much the same I own a Rossi 62 SA Octagon Barrel hard to find worth a little extra , also own the Henry Pump & one that's often overlooked is the Remington 552 Speedmaster which I also own . The Remington can be found used reasonably priced ., still made new close to Henry in price maybe a little bit more .
  14. You can also take CERT classes. They teach first aid, and a lot of other useful skill sets. And, it’s free. Federal program operated by your local emergency management office.
  15. So, I’ve been up in Maine since Saturday. Scoped out the area, and yesterday was trying to pass some time waiting on my realtor to get back to me. Gun shop right on the main road in Houlton... so stopped in. Had some surplus rifles... ok prices, but nothing that really caught my eye. The woman behind the counter said that they just sit, as she turned a guy away who wanted to sell his Mauser. Had a few pre-1964 Winchester rifles... and was considering a .30-30... but barrels were filthy and couldn’t tell how good they were. Walked down the display case and saw a few older .22s... and asked the lady if they accept C&Rs as I saw something on the bottom shelf. Paid $450 for about a 100 year old M&P in .38 Special. Grips really caught my eye, and the gun is in pretty good shape. I’m going with a duty gun, which I might get some info from a S&W letter. Front sight was slightly modified, but lock-up is 100%. Seems to have been carried, but not shot that much. Rifling looks AMAZING! Came with a box that was obviously fake... having an I instead of a 1, which I made sure the lady fixed in her book. Also had a test target, which was dated for 1916. She originally said 1920 or 1921 (think her husband looked it up), which had her second guessing herself. I kind of questioned the NRA target, but a member on S&W Forum pointed out that the address has a zip code, which wasn’t around until 1963. Filed it in the hotel garbage, because I’m not a fan of fake documentation floating around. I have been a fan of the Model 10 lineage since I got the Oswald Victory revolver copy. Being another K-frame, the speedloaders I got for the Victory will work with it. Depending on what the letter says, I might try to get a correct duty holster... if that is uncovered. Figured since I’m getting sworn in on Thursday, it will have a little bit of sentimental value.
  16. Nice revolver...even if the target was BS. Houlton is nice....enjoy. Wife n I spent a couple weeks up there; stayed in Island Falls. We were tempted to make it permanent, too; but its a little too far.
  17. It was a shop local to me in NH so I’d rather not post it on a NJ forum. I encourage to shop your local dealer. Become a regular and deals like this will show up. Just my $.02.
  18. Vermont Mag Ban https://vtdigger.org/2019/03/20/judge-rejects-states-motion-dismiss-high-capacity-magazine-ban-case/ Wonder if Judge will look to California decision
  19. good to know and with that there may be some hope for NJ yet and Bud’s should get a new legal department..
  20. https://abcnews-go-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/delay-sought-ruling-allowing-high-capacity-ammo-magazines-62120179?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From %1%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fabcnews.go.com%2FUS%2FwireStory%2Fdelay-sought-ruling-allowing-high-capacity-ammo-magazines-62120179 The judge threw out both magazine bans. So all magazines are legal.
  21. Just name me in your will and I'll take care of everything else. Easy Peasy.
  22. Really? I thought it was just stupid, for the same reason I have you on my ignore list, stupidity.
  23. Disagree, this interpretation omits the modifiers to "as related by blood or by law" Also, in laws are not related by blood or by law, even though they are referred to as in laws. Those persons related by law are those potential takers under the laws of both adoption and/or intestate succession
  24. Can you provide an example of someone in NJ who was arrested for transporting loaded mags and was charged with transportation of a loaded firearm? 10000 bucks? Even if a person was wrongfully arrested by a cop who did not know the law a drunk public defender would be able to get the case thrown out. However my point was that nappen tends to be a fear monger and that was the first example that came to mind. Maybe an attorney who actually lives in NJ would like to weigh in on the topic @JasonSeidman Also there is this right from his websight. http://www.evannappen.com/possible-defense-for-possessing-a-shockwave.html And how many members here have a shockwave? Has anyone been arrested for owning a shockwave?
  25. More importantly, what does this mean for us?
  26. So you risk it all and post this question on the internet?
  27. 0 points
    Mike was awesome, very nice smooth transaction, trustworthy and honorable member here. I will be doing business with ocean amory again! Thanks Mike!
  28. And, they are fugly too. Sorry, I forgot to mention that in my first post.
  29. Germans invent super accurate StG-44, AKA, the Sturmgewher Germans loose war (Yay!!!) Russia apes the StG-44 and makes it into a 25 moa POS AK-47 But it will shoot with an action full of dirt. Wow, that was interesting.

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