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https://www.nj.gov/njsp/firearms/firearms-faqs.shtml Okay.... I'm calling SHILL The op cut and pasted the question directly from the NJ.gov website. This isn't a question, it's a QUIZ from a state shill.

Yes sir! I've had all AR parts delivered to my door except of course the serialized lower.

In case anyone's a member, they have Blazer 9mm for ~25c/round. https://www.targetsportsusa.com/cyber-monday-c-2803.aspx

Support rally planned.

Own property in NJ & Pike Co and for a short while was able to legally use New Hampshire Non-Res LTC ...that was eliminated and had to stop. Always looked around to see what I could do but, Pa law was I needed to show home state LTC to apply, which was impossible at the time. Couple weeks ago went on Pike Co Sheriff website and saw that they now offered LTC to dual residents and non residents with home state LTC. Filled out application on-line, uploaded DL and tax bills, was contacted that afternoon to call and make appt. First avail was 3 days later. It took 10 min at the office (Milford ,Pa) to show DL, get picture taken, and pay 20$. Walked out with a resident LTC. More respectful, friendly, they couldn't have been...I'd say if your close, Pike Sheriff is the agency to use. (no cell phones or smart watches in bldg, leave in car) You'll go thru a scanner, and your pocket contents go thru a belt scanner like airport. Hope this helped. Carry on.

I just bought that SAME safe brand new at BJs for $480.

Chicago woman with concealed-carry license foils attempted carjacking by shooting man in head | Fox News The victim was also shot.

Thanks Anthony. I like the idea of copying Scutari on everything. I'll copy him on every message I send to the rest of the legislators...

Trump's fault.

Got my PA license through York County Applied online 11:30 pm Wed nite 11/2 Uploaded NJ driver license and carry permit Received email Friday morning 11/4 that application approved and I should set up appointment. Drove to York Monday 11/7 and got permit. Felt like America

I handle shipping guns at our shop. Here is how it works... You bring the gun to me. I give you a repair receipt, I log it into my repair book, someone pays for shipping and I send it out. The repair facility fixes the gun, someone pays for shipping and the gun ships back to me. I call you & you come pick up the gun and it is logged out of my repair book. End of story. No transfer fees and no NICS.

You'll pay a fee to your local dealer for the transfer out plus shipping costs. When it comes back to your local dealer, you'll pay another fee to pick up.

A slow start is an understatement. As of today, my application has been at the Mercer County Court for 94 days. Furthermore, I was informed there is no expected ETA.