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I think I’m offended by this!!! Lol

The Honda driver was rushing someone to the hospital, they just didn't know it at the time.

This can become a six degrees of separation game. Who can figure out how to get a long gun to Kevin Bacon in the fewest number of legal in-family transfers?

That must belong to the guy Carrie Underwood was singing about. Before He Cheats

Ouch, My free Walther plate was received 4 days after hitting the enter button.

For those of you who live in or very familiar with the Charleston area and would be kind enough to speak with me, please PM and I’ll send my phone number. The more research I’m doing the more enamored I’m becoming with the area. It’s in a great spot and easier for me to travel the country from there. I plan on taking a trip, gonna drive so I can take my time, over the next few weeks. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to have a chat with me. I promise I’m a good neighbor, decent stack of toys and I’m good at sharing.

I last posted on this thread in 2019. My family and I will no longer have to worry about how screwed up NJ gun laws are. We finally had enough of the shenanigans in NJ and packed our bags and left. We moved to the free state of South Dakota. Constitutional Carry is the law of the land in SD. Hopefully it stays this way here. I can't say I won't miss NJ, I spent most of my life in NJ, lots of great and wonderful memories. NJ is an awesome state with so much to offer. But it's also a state that has been decimated by liberals. Sorry to go off topic, I just wanted to share this

@Mrs. Peel That meme was actually from my wife. I TOLD her you would react like that!!

I wish I worked for a department that paid me well enough to afford a $3,000 off-duty carry gun lol

I don't consider what I do "prepping" with all the weird TV shows folks and those acting like they are waiting for the zombie apocalypse. It's more like I've been though several large hurricanes, 9/11, more power outages, flooding, etc and I am taking prudent actions to ensure my family is able to live though those sorts of events. I am doubtful that anywhere in the tri-state area we would have a WROL event that would last more than a few days to a week until the feds came in full force and locked everything down. The only way that doesn't happen is if we are in a full blown North American land war and at that point all bets are off as to how long even the most ardent prepper in NJ would be able to hold on to what they have. That said, making sure we have heat/food/water/power for a week or two without the grid or stable outside grocery or fuel sources just seems like something any reasonable person would/should do to reduce the effects of any storm, flood or other event that causes major disruption. Having stock for longer periods or more people can only be helpful as in a short term events like flooding or hurricane, which are the likely scenarios, there will likely be others around you that need assistance. In that sort of scenario, you take care of your neighbors. I hate these guys that act like they are going to hid in a spider hole for 30 years until the radiation dies down or something and come out into Zardoz

Lynyrd Skynyrd got that one correct... I doubt if there's many Neil Young and Joni Mitchell fans on this forum. The whole Spotify thing was because of Joe Rogan alleged anti vax statements which Rogan already folded on... Anyway I'd rather listen to Southern Rock bands like Skynyrd and ZZ-Top, eff Neil Young

This past January I called my local PD firearms investigations unit (Hillsborough) and inquired about transferring one of my handguns to my wife. I was told that first my wife will need a permit to purchase a handgun And the transfer must be done at an FFL. I then commented and said the law provides an exception for immediate family members. I was then told I was incorrect and that there was no exception. I then contacted the NJ State Police firearms investigations unit who first said the same thing. I then asked if they were absolutely sure, I was put on hold for about a minute and then I was told that I was correct. Firearm transfers between immediate family members do not have to go through an FFL. I then searched the NJ legislation that 2C 58 3 and the revised law did indeed have an exception for immediate family members. Paragraph "n" defines what is considered immediate family members. A spouse is an immediate family member. This goes to show you how one can get trapped by NJ screwed up gun laws, as the individuals in the firearms investigations unit themselves are confused about the new law. Therefore transferring my handgun to my wife without going through an FFL puts the both of us at risk of a felony charge and our only defense is an exception. Crazy thought but could it happen since the two individuals I spoke to appeared not to know that a firearm transfer exception for immediate family members was listed in the revised law. ?