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Oh yeah and Pork Roll or Taylor Ham - that's the next question........ An oh yeah - And WELCOME - You canship ammo to wherever you wants - Box it up - Go to UPS depot - place ORM-D sticker and ship - easy peasy

should we warn him about the commies?

I've been around guns most of my life. I was licensed for sales through a dealer while in high school and college (remember when KMart used to sell guns in NJ?) My now ex-wife didn't want them around the house while we were raising our kids but now that we are divorced I am getting involved again. So, I would call myself an "experienced new shooter". I am very interested in getting into competitive shooting. More to gain practical experience than to be better than anyone. Honestly, I have no interest in hunting and just going to the range and putting rounds through the chamber only does so much for me. I AM looking for experience and resources. There is little that interests more than maintaining our Constitutional rights. All of them . . . Not just the second . . . Locally, I'm looking for a way to work on NJ laws: Concealed carry in NJ is an embarrassment as are the permitting and transportation processes as a whole. At the same time, I'm slow and careful about joining organizations (including these forums) because of wariness about those running them. If there is anything that I can do for anyone, reach out . . . I am, among other things, a professional photographer and I would be happy to provide images for any group outings, club commetitions or anything of the sort. I can also do very high quality video but my editing skills aren't great. I'm looking for to what everybody has to say . . .

They are not actually that different. Both start out the same way - you can't have a handgun or a long gun - at all, anywhere at any time, in any condition But then the carve-outs begin. You can't have a shotgun or rifle unless you previously obtained an FPIC. However, the next line says you can't have a loaded shotgun or rifle. You can't have a handgun unless you have previously obtained a permit to carry a handgun (hen's teeth, but the provision is in the statutes). This is the difference between handguns and long guns. There is nothing saying that handguns must be unloaded at this point. There are a bunch of other carve-outs based on job, such as armed services, LEO, etc. Then come the exemptions. The above offences do not apply in the following circumstances. If you are not committing an act that would be an offence so far, you don't need to worry about the exemptions. You cannot be exempted from an offence you are not committing. You can have a handgun or long gun at your home, place of business, other land owned or possessed, etc. No mention of loaded or unloaded so loaded is OK. You can transport between exempted locations, BUT you have to be travelling directly to/from, the firearm must be unloaded and cased, in a securely tied package, or locked in the trunk. This applies equally to handguns and long guns if you don't have the required permits. Now, how does this apply to truck guns? Unless you have the unicorn - a permit to carry a handgun - you cannot have a handgun as your truck gun. Ah, let's move on. If you have an FPIC you can have a shotgun or rifle with you almost anywhere, but it must be unloaded. You can have loaded magazines separate from the gun. The whole story of not keeping loaded mags while travelling was a theory put about by a well known lawyer because there was nothing saying that a loaded mag could not be construed as a loaded gun. The NJSP have since said in writing that loaded magazines are OK to transport so that theory is now put to bed, or so one would hope. A non-NFA other is neither a handgun or a rifle or shotgun so none of the above applies. As a previous poster stated, it comes down to any other weapon and whether you can show that you had a lawful purpose to be in possession of it. There is no case law as far as I know and no guidance from the AG. (Please don't go and ask him, PLEASE!!!!)

Not me. Positions that create intersecting fields of fire are quite successful.

Simple - you acquired the pistol legally in another state. You transported it legally to NJ and now possess it legally in NJ. The fact that it “magically” transformed into a regulated firearm when you crossed the NJ border doesn’t change anything.

Firearm transport covers the manner it which it is transported. Handguns are the only firearms in regards to when and where they can be transported. The transportation statement is required because handguns are outright illegal to posses outside the home/property/place of business. So there needs to be an exception.. "nothing shall prevent". Long guns are not illegal to posses anywhere, except school grounds.(when you have a FPID) That statutory language is different for rifles and shotguns because their possession is not outright banned, thus requiring no exception for transport to and from. You have to start with the possession laws, and then work through the exemptions. The law doesn't say firearms must only be transported from point a to b.. it just says nothing can prevent you from transporting between specific places home/range/store. Becuase in the case of handguns, with out that clarification, you couldn't leave a gun store with a newly purchased handgun.

ABSOFUCKINLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

more like stupidity although I refuse to believe the election numbers in this state

He shoots, he scores!

A few months ago my son received his FPID and P2Ps. Of course, pickings were slim to none and I lamented this fact someplace on the forum. Our very own Dajonga (David) sent me a pm explaining he worked at Shooters and would be willing to keep an eye out for him. After a few weeks of pms back and forth my son picked up his first handgun with David's help, a full size S&W M&P at a very reasonable price with all that's going on. We had been to Shooters 2 or 3 times through the process, and even though the place was crazy busy, we were never rushed and were treated with the utmost proficiency and professionalism. I just wanted to publicly thank David and Shooters for their excellent service, and look forward to dealing with them again.

Yessir- Box it up - print out these as a label place two and two on four sides. https://www.ups.com/us/en/help-center/packaging-and-supplies/special-care-shipments/hazardous-materials/shipping-ammunition.page Go to UPS depot - fill out paperwork - pay cashier and have a nice day - Shipped a nice size box of ammo to SC this summer - easy peasy

You can bet they are all foaming at the mouth ready to move on more aggressive gun control measures. I think HOW they go about it depends on what happens with the balance of power in the Senate and whether or not the current makeup of the SCOTUS is likely to remain. If the SCOTUS stays protected at 9, then I think we see less legislative measures like gun control "bills" and instead the aggressive use of agencies like the ATF overstep their position (no surprise) and just start declaring current items off limits. If they can mess with the SCOTUS and the Senate falls to the Ds then there will be major legislative bills rammed through the House. I definitely think it's going to get ugly before it gets any better.

Yes, Just cannot ship postal. Get copy of their DL.

So . . . I can list on GunBroker and sell anywhere that the ammo is legal?

Yep. Plus all the rest of us! Welcome to the forum, hope you'll stick around.

You probably are.

I'd like to think that I was personally responsible.

The hypocrisy is strong in this state.

Get the Ultra, especially if you can find them on sale. Well worth in my opinion as it has decent voice command, comes with headphones and streaming is steady. The Premier or Stick is ok for spare bedrooms etc. I have Xfinity and they app streams well on all Rokus without the need to pay for cable boxes.

Recall Alert - Not only do they spy on you, but they'll also burn down your house - Recall Alert ...."If you recently purchased a Ring Video Doorbell, take note. About 350,000 of the smart video doorbells are being recalled for potential fire and burn risks. The recall is for the Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Generation), which is model number 5UM5E5, according to a recall notice posted Tuesday on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website. "The video doorbell's battery can overheat when the incorrect screws are used for installation, posing fire and burn hazards," the notice says. "Ring has received 85 incident reports of incorrect doorbell screws installed with 23 of those doorbells igniting, resulting in minor property damage," the recall says. "The firm has received eight reports of minor burns." The affected doorbells were sold at electronics and home goods stores nationwide and online at Amazon.com and Ring.com between June and October 2020 for approximately $100. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/shopping/2020/11/10/ring-video-doorbells-recall-2020-second-generation-fire-risk/6241789002/

CZ-75 or some derivative (P01, PCR, SP-01). All excellent and real tack drivers. Good luck.

With the current political climate we may find ourselves in. I don't think the ammo shortage is going to get any better. If biden is our president the party is over. His words not mine.

What you have quoted is most likely incomplete! There is no mention or differentiation between handgun or long gun transport. I agree that the PDF covers handgun transport but not long arms. The laws are different! Others who are more knowledgeable that I will chime in here.

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I also would reccommend a revolver. My second handgun purchase was a Ruger GP100. It is one of my favorites, and I would never part with it (on second thought, I wouldn't part with any of my guns). I only shoot it in DA, and think it has helped my trigger discipline with my DA/SA and striker-fired pistols. I really wanted a S&W revolver in 357, but every time I inquired about one someplace they always told me it was put on hold for some guy named Bob. Although it's a little on the heavy side, I would guarantee you and your wife would have a blast shooting 38s especially.

still own and use a 260 on the job, and have a back up 260 at home. Analog just better for some things, like hi voltage probes . The radar in F-4Js the the marines flew had 17,000 Vdc on the tubes, yep 17Kv USMC 1973-1977

Yes, but you are demonstrably wrong. There are plenty of retailers posting the numbers they are selling through when they get inventory. When 30,000 rounds goes out the door in seconds when it typically lasted a month, that isn’t fake demand and low supply. When you have brick and mortar shops selling six months worth of ammo in one month to only walk in traffic and with limits in place, that’s not fake demand and limited supply. The demand has exceeded the industry’s capacity. They are running 24-7.

Single stack (G43x/G48) mags on left. Double stack (G19) on right.

Why not to try and sell it here?

You're better off selling it locally. Shipping small arms ammo requires an ORM-D shipper with a non-USPS carrier. Handgun ammo sales requires the buyer to be 21 and have a FID card. Ask to see it when you meet the buyer and be sure it address-matches his drivers license. No paperwork required. And don't sell your home reloads. You are liable when he blows up his gun and puts out an eye with your ammo. And you can't do it as a business without a NJ Retail License and an FFL. Welcome to the Glorious Peoples Republik of New Jerseystan.

Double stack means that the rounds are staggered in the magazine to be able to fit more rounds in a given length. Other 9mm Glock models (43, 43X & 48) use a single stack magazine which makes them slimmer and easier to conceal but hold fewer rounds. Double stack mags are wider than single stack.

Spent a night on BB-59 in January many years ago with the Boy Scouts. I slept up again that steel bow, and damn it was cold! The kids loved every minute of the tour and overnight.

I didn't say it was a U.S. problem , you added U.S. to your reply . I was a problem and it was an example I gave.

I wouldn't equate November 2020 with Weimar Germany, and progressives have a way to go to become full fledged Nazi replicas. But they certainly share a lot of the pre-emergence characteristics. Also with Stalin and the communists. I suggest this article for a little brush up and comparison. A lot of 1930s Germans were just like us. Perhaps when they make their move to disarm us, some will rethink their positions. And if they never make that move, then I stand disproved.

I wasn't asked, but I'll jump in and say there is a big difference between Germany in the 30's and early 40's and what is happening here, now. BUT there is plenty of re-education creeping into the K-12 and liberal arts college curricula.

I have found it also varies gun to gun. I can seat all but one of my hexmags with 10 rounds and a closed bolt. A friend's Stag won't seat a hexmag at all regardless of the number of rounds or bolt position.

Blasphemer - a pox on you.

I have been asking stupid questions my whole life, I have pretty thick skin. Pork roll is what happens when I fall down. Taylor ham is for eating.

Even where you can carry a gun pepper spray makes a lot of sense. You are more likely to encounter a less than lethal confrontation.

I got married december 6 1992, my grandfather crusty old Sicilian that was in the nat guard, never deployed but was on some kinda beach sub lookout thing around island beach state park - the family owned the old Marianas apartments in Seaside ..... He mis-heard the date - " you can't get married that day, you know what those fucking japs did to us???" Priceless....

I believe you can convert a Px4 Storm version into a 92 version with a change in the magazine release button. That might help broaden your search area.

This is why I bought my house where I did. I was expecting to have cheap beach front property by now! Sad to say that has not come to be.