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Someone pointed out domicile and residence for different issues are figured out different ways. Under Federal law residence for purchasing firearms does not require you to live there a certain period of time. Has nothing to do with drivers license, car registration, who you pay state income tax to, or where you vote. It doesn't matter whether you own, rent, or you live there for free, you can have dual residency under Federal law to buy guns as long as you have a legitimate residence in that state. A residence not a closet, a room you share with 20 people, or any of those bs ideas. If you were to fall victim to this law IMO it would have zero effect on your ability to own guns in another state. It could take away your FID. It doesn't say your guns will be seized from what's in the link. Yes, I know thats ultimately what they want to do. It doesn't meet the Federal definition of being mentally defective unless a judge says you are. Not a "licensed practioner" or the AG. If you have dual residency it wouldn't effect you buying guns unless a judge finds you mentally defective. If a judge doesnt If you have your guns legally stored out of state I can't see how NJ is going to be able to seize your guns. There are only a few exceptions where state law or state court rulings are enforceable out of state. Divorce, child custody and child support are a few of them.

I'm sure someone at some time has been stopped in NJ on their way to someplace else with handguns in the car. I've never heard of anyone arrested for this as I said above. If anyone here has been stopped going to or coming from a range I'd like to hear about it and what transpired. That includes asking for range details. There are still people on this forum who think they can be arrested coming from a range for stopping to use the bathroom, get something to eat, or dropping people off. These were all defined as reasonable deviation like a year ago.

The lack of responses to this question indicate it hasn't happened to anyone. That should tell you something.

When you are carrying on an out of state non-resident permit you only have to abide by the law in the state you're carrying. NJ law stops at the border. NJ state law does not cover transporting hollowpoints out of state to carry. To carry out of state on a non-resident permit is not covered in NJ law. I know of no one who was arrested in the process of transporting hollowpoints or transporting a handgun out of state. Transporting a handgun out of state to carry legally in another state is also not covered in NJ law. Do what you think is reasonable. If you get stopped in NJ use that bs excuse you are going to a range in PA or DE. I believe too many over think this.

The way this is worded a LPN with one year education after high school as "licensed practioner" could drop a dime on a patient and the patient could lose their gun rights. As mipafox said a death of a thousand cuts.

Yeah but MacGyver only needed a soda bottle.

That might work ;(. The prosecutor will show how it works shooting a 2 1/2 foot flame, probably with a video. The judge will charge the jury and tell them they need to decide if they think it's a weapon or...a portable marshmallow toaster. Good luck with that.

Even if it is sold as a cigarette lighter if you use it as a flamethrower it becomes a weapon. The same as its legal to carry around a steel cane until you hit someone in the head with it. At minimum you're looking at being charged with at least aggravated assault unless it's a situation permitting deadly force.

That was not in the original post. Thanx

Same here.

Don't complain about the Chinese taking over the manufacturing for the rest of the world then. If you sold the "Jfoster99 Red Dot" you would feel much differently I'm sure.

That may be true. However, some of these knockoffs don't get the same quality control the real deal does. Use of the name and/or trademark is a violation though. You take the chance of losing your money if you order one of these.

Let me know when and where I'm in.

As I said before all the doctors at UCOG will use the least invasive procedure. These doctors know how to take care of you. I've been going there over 40 years. The only real surgery I've had is a knee replacement and that's only after getting by with other procedures for years. The most back surgery I've had I walked out after 45 minutes, already feeling better, with 2 bandaids on my back. Yes, they are surgeons but are not scalpel happy.

That would have been Dr Mackessy that took care of her.

Thanx for all the kudos. I had a great time. Nice meeting all of you. Will try to make the next one. I forgot what number stories I promised to tell next time.

Use of the Trijicon and EO Tech names is a trademark violation. You're lucky Customs and Border Protection would have seized these and you'd be out whatever you paid. This is the reason they don't ship these for wholesale sale. A larger shipment is more likely to be scrutinized and seized. It's impossible for CBP to examine the thousands of small shipments that come in daily. If you order knockoff anything you stand the risk of losing it and your money.

When you change your address on your FID NJSP will change your address in their database. COEs are not an issue. Once both sides sign them and the transfer is made you can toss them. The law says they need to be completed not maintained. If I'm wrong on that please correct me. Many maintain them to hace a record of where they got the long gun from.

Police need either consent or probable cause to search your car. Some states require written consent. You apparently have an issue with police. Attitude can be an element of probable cause. How many times have you been stopped by police for no reason? How many ties have you had your car searched? With or without consent? How many people do you know these things have happened to? See Shooter28's post #11.

Union County Orthopaedic in Linden and Clark. They are the best there is. I have had multiple orthopaedic issues for over 40 years and started with Dr Kline. You will want to see Dr Mackessy. A general, do all orthopedist may be able to take care of you. However, the best isn't going to cost you any more. All the doctors there have subspecialties and that's what you really want. UCOG will fix your problem with the least invasive procedure. I've referred friends and family to them for over 40 years. Everyone was more than satisfied with the outcome. Little ride for you but we'll worth it IMO.

Shooting centerfire rifles and pccs at 25 yards is only good for a function check and basic zeroing AFAIC. As others have asked purpose and budget are needed before suggestions.

100% correct. The background check when you apply for permits is only a way for the state to collect a fee for maybe 15 seconds of work.

As Mikey said doing your I wn taxes, unless you have a complex situation, is not rocket science.

An old gun really should be thoroughly checked out. Send a PM to Smokin 50. He seems to be most knowledgeable on black powder issues.

Depends on what you mean by old. If it's a 50 year old reproduction you're not going to hurt the value. If it's an original that's 150 years old or older you can turn a $5000 gun into a $1000 gun by refinishing it. Collectors want the original finish. I know someone who has a 1911 made in 1918. Never rebuilt during WW2 (many were). The prior owner had it refinished with a nice matte blue. That gun lost about 2/3 of its value when that was done.