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And thank you very much for the lesson on NJ Transport, Dave! Esp the hollow point part. It should be in the permanent archives for all to read. @Mrs. Peel, can you do something about that, please? Thanks!

They'd get the hell out of NJ. Millionaires leaving NJ at an unprecedented rate

Charlie lived to see the devastation caused by BLM and Anfifa. Just before he died he said: "It will dawn on you that this is not a simple protest against the unjust killing of a black man, but a revolutionary street battle against America and everything we stand for and it IS funded and lead by socialist factions, and it's not just in the US but in many democratic nations around the world ... Gun sales are through the roof and America is locked and loaded to protect their families and their neighborhoods." Charlie Daniels was both a wise man and a patriot! May his soal rest in peace! Let us pray that all those who are locked and loaded have the balls to fight the good fight and make Charlie proud!

Here's a golden opportunity for a "Rosey Teachable Moment": @Cheflife15 take yourself & your financial circumstance OUT of the question. Meaning, pull yourself out of this equation, and then follow-along... If you were a millionaire several times over, and owned more than one residence in NJ, could you have guns at each & every residence and or bidness you own? The answer is YES, of course! There's nothing in NJ's gun statutes that prevents you from owning half a dozen places of bidness and/or residences and having firearms at each & every one to patrol your perimeters with. So if your NJFPID has ONLY a single address listed on it, I guess your question in bold just answered itself? When dealing with NJ gun law, it's always most wise to "pretend" you're a man made of money (or a woman Chef made of money?). With multiple EXEMPT LOCATIONS from which to transport from. Why? Because SOME NJ gun owning residents ARE, and the SAME SET OF LAWS APPLY TO BOTH YOU & THEM! And they can spread-out their 200-gun collections all over NJ's 21 counties, thereby always being en-route to an, you guessed it, EXEMPT LOCATION! NJ gun law has its basis in Olde English laws dating back to before this great country was formed. As such, property owners have MORE RIGHTS than the underclass. If I maintain a residence (NJ gun law doesn't stipulate the number of hours, days, weeks or months one must sleep at each EXEMPT LOCATION btw) and my DNA is somewhere under that roof, I'm entitled BY LAW to be ARMED after I arrive there. What constitutes a residence for tax purposes has no bearing on firearms law. They're not reciprocal. One word of caution: To move hollow point bullets from old address (you no longer sleep at) to a new home or apartment, you must first stop at a private or commercial range---even if it's closed or you're NOT a member---and take a cell phone pic of all the evilness so the metadata contained therein can prove you took your "evil hollow points" for a ride to an ESTABLISHED EXEMPT LOCATION. Because NJ law doesn't recognize "moving" as an exemption for hollow point possession! So, at ZERO DARK THIRTY, take your HP's for a ride to any commercial range between apartment #1 & apartment #2, pop open your storage container(s) & take a pic with the range building in the background. Yes, the range needn't be OPEN. YES, you needn't be a member of said range. Yes, NJ gun law is that stupid! YES, someone had to be pardoned over it (Brian Aitken, author of Blue Tent Sky) by Governor Christie. Studying the EXEMPTIONS & EXCEPTIONS in NJ gun laws while you pretend you're rich AND have multiple EXEMPT locations will result in many questions yet to be asked to have the answers for same fall into your lap All you have to do is remember to take yourself & YOUR circumstance out of the equation & ask, "What would a multi-millionaire DO?" Rosey

Why would anyone stock up on 80% lowers? I literally bought a bunch of finished lowers cheaper than any 80%'s I could find. 80% are nothing more than a gimmick or a way for people to own guns who cant legally buy them. You end up with a lower that cost you more, and is probably out of spec. The only thing I cant find right now for reloading is primers, I can source literally anything at normal price.

A FPID is necessary to purchase rifles and shotguns. A FPID is not necessary for purchase, for transport, to possess pistols. A FPID is convenient (not absolutely necessary) to purchase pistol caliber ammo. A FPID gives you certain transportation privileges of your rifles and shotguns (NOT pistols) outside the usual exemptions. A FPID becomes invalid 30 days after you move and you have to go thru the whole process again. This is a succinct list of all you need to know about your FPID

It is a Firearms Purchaser ID, so it has nothing to do with possession, it's about acquisition. (that said, having a FID gives you certain transportation privileges/exceptions).

It is not hoarding if you intend on using it one day...It is stocking up.

Sorry for your loss. Your going from one communist state to another.

Printing is strictly at the new Chief's discretion. All the rest - YES as @Tunaman says. ETA Just check the "Change of Address" block on the form. And while you're at it, get some PPP too! Only $2 ea! Just don't do a Zeeker and check the "Change of Sex" box on the form.

This. The hollow point ammo part is mindblowing. So i can have it ordered to my house but taking it with me while moving is essentially illegal. Who comes up with this shit

Sure, either Palmetto State Armory at their Summerville store (I took mine here) or at C&S Shooting Sports in North Charleston.

Approved today, Thanks NJ

I appreciate the offer, I have plenty of primers for right now, but i keep my eye out to see what the trends are. I would say that everything is going to start to get worse as reloading components lag ammo shortages. When stock came back after 2012 I invested in a few 5k boxes for each caliber. I've barely touch them since ammo has been cheap. Primers are too cheap not to stock up on when available.

You need primers? Hit me up I might have some overstock and can help you out. Barter is always good as well...

we keep ample supplies of everything on hand. In fact, the only shopping we've done is for milk, bread, eggs, and the like. I haven't even dipped into my powdered eggs/milk supplies lol In another month or so, we'll need to restock but not too bad since March

Barrel should be here today.

I no longer have my FID. The laws down here are consistent with most of free America, so anything you have in NJ is more than good to go in SC. No mag limits, no "evil features", etc.

We are talking about lead wheel weights. On the other hand, some people don't regularly stock up on anything. We always have a good stock of necessities (this includes TP) so we weren't concerned about running out of anything.

got it! Thanks! And surely i would have planned on having a little fun with the cordite without your encouragement!

Older guy, First timer, Go revolver. Ruger sp101. 5 shot, 38 special easy on those arthritic hands and virtually never malfunctions. Any 38/357 is perfect. If you can find one. Semi might be a little tougher on the hands with racking, failures etc. GP100 is a little heavier. That used to be pretty cheap also.

It was fine the way it was. Nothing needed to be "fixed".

If you think they are projects, you ain't married long enough. That stuff is 2nd nature.

This was yesterdays afternoon project. I cooked dinner for my wife. Ribeye steak , garlic mash potatoes and corn. And finished up dinner with a couple shots of Berentzen Apple

? Garands? ok let's not get stupid here.

Feels like just yesterday I was listening to people argue whether it was worth it to reload 9mm.

Attention BLM protestors: Your protest permits will be approved in approximately six to eight weeks. Following the three month wait for your background checks, of course.

I have three vehicle projects in various stages of progress. The '56 Pontiac has been in my wife's family since 1958. I pulled it out of the garage in NJ last October for the first time in 40 years and pulled it up to NH. I've been slowly bringing her back to life. Got it to the point where I drove my wife around the neighborhood a couple weeks ago and BANG - blew the trans putting it back in the garage. The Mustang I've owned for 25 years. I just finished putting in a new engine (347 Stroker) and trans (T5 z-spec). Playing with it now to sort the fuel injection system. The truck I bought a month ago as a project to flip, but it's growing on me. It got 210k miles on it b ut no rust - unheard of up here - so I've been doing the typical maintenance on it - timing chains, tensioners, suspension - that's needed from the miles. WHo knows, maybe I'll keep it. I still visit my FFL every day or so just to hang out. Every once in a while something interesting comes in. Last purchase was an Iver Johnson Pony in the original box with papers.

Okay, so it's a semi complete ambi lower at 375?