SpecialK

the only way they would have my gun is taking it off my dead body. If you open carry you better be ready to defend yourself and your property(including your weapon). I do it to raise awareness about guns and how they are not evil. We should not be ashamed nor should guns be taboo. I often answer questions to people that ask me about it as well to inform the public about gun safety. It doesn't matter if I am open carrying, concealed carrying or not carrying at all situational awareness is always number one in my mind.

after you sleep with her, but before you put a ring on her. :mrgreen:

we must be reading different books. If someone attacks me and I can't handle the attack with what god gave me, I shoot them. I've open carried for years and the ridiculous scenario that you just came up with has never happened. "They" aren't going to brainwash me into thinking such nonsense when I move out there are "they"???????? Here in Colorado I can open carry into a bar if I want to, but I can't drink, so why would I be in a bar? I guess you just have drunks wandering all over NJ, which makes sense I might have to become one to get over giving up a handful of my rights :mrgreen: I live in a college town and while I can't carry openly on campus(college rules, not the law. I would get reprimanded by the school since I am a student there) I can openly carry every where else and I have yet to walk past a drunkard that wants to play with my sidearm. Most people that see you open carrying assume you are LE actually.

the only reason I prefer concealment over accessibility is because I carry on campus. I can only imagine the chaos that would ensue if some of these dumb college kids would see my sidearm. Living in a gun friendly state that open carry is also legal you don't worry about people seeing your sidearm in public situations, but on campus it is unfortunately different. I could be charged with "inciting chaos" or whatever they are calling it here these days if one student saw it and screamed "he has a gun" and everyone panicked. It makes me said that we live in a nation of sheep that fear inanimate objects.

end of the month and I can't wait to have a beer with all of you. oh and shoot a round or two as well :mrgreen:

jersey allows mags? I thought you guys were limited to muskets! :mrgreen:

Indeed my friend, indeed I must say, I support her nonsence 100%. She kills I grills! It's another reason why we bought the land and home we did. Here's some pics from last Sep. About two week before bow came in. These are about 25 yards from my back door. Enjoy. this made me hungry. that's normal right?

my girl is a firefighter, those women in uniform are damn sexy aren't they yup I'm thread jacking my own thread. ok back to the original topic, which I asked because I was wondering who is prepared for when it happens.

I was close to buying a Marlin 7000T, but the deal fell thru. I was going to buy those mags if I got it. Thanks for the heads up. Any clue if those mags will fit any of the other weapons that they claim to fit?

Well lets say that you NJ becomes sane and becomes a shall issue state. What would you like to carry? And where would you carry it? I carry a Beretta 8045F mini Cougar. I carry in the small of my back, since I can legally carry to school at Colorado State University. I am more concerned with deep concealment than a quick draw unfortunately.

yeah getting your ammo wet sucks, so I suggest this for when you are in the shower

here's something I saw today for all the jarheads on here :mrgreen:

yeah every state is different with what makes a person a "resident" I guess I'm not surprised it is stricter out there. Well luckily Colorado will still recognize me as a "resident" for my CCW purposes here as long as I keep land here, even it I have to "pick one" and choose NJ when I move there. :mrgreen:

+1

I'm moving from Colorado to New Jersey, so evidently I am willing to give up (some) gun rights for her. Luckily she likes playing with me and my guns, so I will still be able to enjoy (much restricted) gun ownership once I am there.

in all honesty I would love to see someone try to pull it of. Just say that all bullet, brass and reminisce of the exploded gunpowder primer has to be cleaned and left on a rag at the rage from the pistol fired :mrgreen:

wait a second. You need an FID even to purchase ammo? how did I miss that? Well I plan on making real close friends with all of you, if that's the case I need you to buy ammo for me! (until I can get my FID).

What you are suggesting is a dual residency which doesn't fly with the ATF. It would still be a transfer of a firearm which would not be legal under the stated conditions. This is why I find gun laws so interesting, because depending on who you ask and where you are you get different answers always. I was wondering if you had the law or a link to where I can find it that the ATF will not recognize dual residency. I do this now with AZ and CO (even pay taxes in both states), but reside mostly in CO. I never could find anything saying I could not leave my guns at whatever residence I saw fit. If you can show me different I may have to have the rest of my guns shipped to me.

Your best bet to do this legally is to take advantage of residency requirements. Most states don't even know what they are or how to enforce them. Seeing as he will be storing something at your house charge him rent(a dollar a month) and keep receipts. He is now a resident of NYC and NJ. Have him go to your local police and get his own FID card. I live in Colorado, but will be getting my FID while I am there for the summer living with my girlfriend. He will fulfill being a resident by paying you rent and he will have a FID. Now to get his gun to NJ is the tricky part. When I move to NJ, I own and have possession of my guns and will be able to move there with them (at least that is how I am interpreting the law so far), but you are not moving there from VA. I would suggest having it transferred form one FFL to another FFL and just suck up the cost(it sucks, but welcome to zanny NJ). With all that being said. I am not a lawyer. What I have said is from all the NJ gun laws I have read. None of this insures that you will not be hassled by police that do not know the law or chose to interpret it how they see fit. If anyone disagrees please post a comment. I am looking at becoming an expert at NJ gun law, so if I am wrong then let me know.

how much does an AR go for in the Republic of NJ? Plus do you need a special permit for them there? or are they treated like any old rifle?

I'll be bringing one handgun and one rifle, so I'll be up for indoor and outdoor ranges.

I will be in West Orange. I'm willing to travel for a day at a range though. Heck I drive about 45-an hour to get to my outdoor range here in Colorado.

do you have a brand you like? and what quantity would you be thinking of? I will be to the stores in a few days and can check.

oh or are you asking what seems reasonable here still? lately I've only been shooting .45 ACP and and my .270 and both of those are still alright, not great deals I'd say, but compared to a gun hating state I figured ammo and other things would be cheaper here, since it would only take me 30 minutes to go buy any gun you could dream of. Like I said give me a list and I'll shop around at the 3 places I buy at, and more if I have time, then give you prices to see if it is even worth it. Like I said, free delivery, well free assuming you don't charge for taking me shooting :mrgreen:

anything that is legal is reasonable to me.