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pretty interesting. Are 77 Year Old WW2 Boots BETTER Than Modern Boots? - (CUT IN HALF) - YouTube

For sale, custom Zastava M77. Not recognizable from new model, all magpul furniture, and ceracoted magpul FDE. Comes with 1 original magazine and 4 ccspec 10 round magazines. The original magazine is honestly a piece of junk. Also includes ceracoted MI mount. The only reason i'm selling is because I tried being an AK fan but just cant. I prefer my AR10. Asking $1,200 $1,000 as seen in picks. First "i'll take it" wins. If you think the price is too high and want to negotiate, please do so via PM. I will pay transfer fees but transfer has to happen in the 07726 area, so Monmouth arms or HGW. buyer must have machine DL and FID, and all the other legalize crap that is required. Edit: PM me if you need more close up photos.

This is as close as you can get to the prohibited NJ Switch blade knife. I purchased this but never had occasion to use it in any way. Schrade® Viper® Out The Front Assisted Opening Knife, Black AUS-8 High Carbon Stainless Steel Tanto Blade, plus a serrated underside blade, Black Aluminum Handle with Safety Lock, Blade Release, Finger Actuator, Glass Break, and Pocket Clip. It is legal because although it has an automatic OTF blade, it does not have automatic retraction into the handle and relies on user mechanical assistance to retract the blade-a cleaver work around. It also contains a lock should you chose to use it on the handle which will prevent the blade from coming OTF, it also has a pocket clip on the reverse side should you desire to secure it in a pocket or elsewhere. It is extremely well made. Now that I am in a free state, I have purchased the real deal and can legally carry one on my Fl CCW. $45 shipped to you. First I will take it wins. Then PM and advise if you will pay by Zelle or send me a check or money order and I will give you the instructions you need to complete the transaction Steve

I'm with @Golf battery. I have all my shooting awards, pix of my kid winning filet mignon at an Over-The-Log black powder match, plaques for Distinguished Expert, NRA Life Member framed certificate, even a framed US Constitution & hand signed letter from the NRA-ILA when Ollie North bestowed upon me the NRA-ILA Volunteer of the Year. It's no secret that some things go bang over here. Strapped and lovin' it

In NJ there is no such thing as a premise permit. There is a statutory exemption that allows you to possess firearms on your property, owned or rented. You are also allowed to transport firearms when moving to your new home so long as they are unloaded and cased, or unloaded and locked in the trunk of your vehicle. There are other exemptions you need to learn about but I'm trying to keep this brief and to the point. Any firearm must be legal in NJ, but I am not aware of anything that would be NY legal but not NJ legal. Once you get to NJ and you have updated your drivers' license you should apply for your Firearms Purchasers ID Card. This will allow you more freedom to transport long guns in NJ and also enable you to purchase handgun ammo in the State. If you intend to buy any handguns you should apply for a Permit to Purchase a Pistol (or multiples thereof) at the same time as the FPIC because it is the exact same process and you'll have to do it twice if you apply for handgun purchase permits at a later date. PtPP are valid for up to 180 days and can be used to acquire 1 handgun per permit with at least 30 days between each acquisition. Your FPIC allows you to acquire any number of long guns with no time limits. The FPIC becomes invalid 30 (or 35, I can't remember) days after you change address, so if you are going to rent temporarily before moving to a permanent residence it is worth waiting until you have your permanent address otherwise you'll just have to start over. There is no requirement (and no advantage) to register any firearms you already possess when you move into NJ.

Permit me to offer some context. In the view of the framers, the right to self-defense and the means to effect it is inherent and God given. It is a natural right. It is obvious to any sentient human being, especially anyone who has been specifically threatened or attacked. The 2nd Amendment does not grant the right to the citizens. It prohibits the governments, state and federal, from screwing around with that right. So if the time comes, you will not be 'using your 2nd Amendment rights' to defend yourself against a tyrannical government. You will be using your God given natural rights because the government (state and/or federal) has decided to violate the specific 2nd Amendment prohibition and to try to subjugate you.

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