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Sorry to disappoint you Shawn but you won't see that happen. What that guy done is wrong and he needs to be disciplined for it.

Uh...no. If his father is a NJ resident the only place he can take possession of a handgun is in NJ. Him just getting the gun in TX would violate TX and federal law.

If the primary use for this rifle is home defense you don't need optics. Iron sights will do fine. The chance of engaging a bad guy at 5 yards in a home defense situation is likely. Probably never at 50 yards. Optics will most likely slow you down at home defense ranges.

Do you know what a rhetorical question is? Sorry to disappoint you but nothing went over my head.

Please read my entire post. I said secrecy can be abused. Why are you insinuating I'm calling for a police state and unquestioned obedience to law enforcement? Where did I say that? I offered food for thought in response to his blanket statement saying a person's title shouldn't make them more in the know or more in control. If you work in any discipline you have knowledge of that discipline others don't. I said nothing about my knowledge making me or anyone an "all knowing sage". But I do know what I know. You don't see me give advice on IT issues because I don't know anything about that. After over 30 years in LE and over 40 years, active and reserve, in the military I do know more than the average person in those areas. However you don't see me giving advice on running a prison or flying F16s because I don't know anything about that. If you want to critique me do it on what I say, not what you think I said. That's what Zeke did. Anyway, Zeke responded with: Hilary aside (I said position and knowledge can be abused), if this were to happen we have a lot more to worry about than who those 3 shooters who took out the terrorists were.

As a Florida resident the transfer would be subject to Florida laws if done there. If he sends it to an FFL here you need to have pistol purchase permit and all that stuff. Wait until you go home and pick it up in Florida.

You also need to establish how much accuracy you need or want. My favorite 308 load will shoot .75" consistently and smaller if I do my part at 100 yds. BTW is not a hot load; more like 7.62 NATO. I can shoot Federal 7.62 NATO all day long at 1.5" or less. That would suit 99.99% of my requirements. If you want the absolute smallest group possible like a bench rest shooter be prepared to spend a couple of hundred hours on load development which is fine if that's what floats your boat. A friend of mine who got into bench rest shooting had about 30 1lb cans of powder before he found his load. Not to mention the diffent bullets, primers, and cases he acquired in this quest. The rifle and ammo Carlos Hathcock used in Vietnam were only capable of about 2" at 100yds. That worked well enough for him.

Vlad is right. I use A2230 but your results can be different.

I don't think it will effect prices in the marketplace as CMP rifle sales don't really effect other sales. Mamy people don't and don't want to try to qualify to purchase from CMP. I'd like to see these 45s sold to veterans first.

So you're saying a we should have no secrets? Let our enemies know what we know about them? They should release the names and associations of the people who returned fire at the restaurant to give the terrorists someone else to direct revenge to. There is a need to have people in control and in the know in a civilized society. Intelligence and LE agencies should have a website giving you access to all their info? I suppose you would have liked to let Germany and Japan we were reading their codes? Yes, priveleged knowledge and authority can be abused but without it we all would have been gone long ago. I'm glad you have nothing to do with our national security.

This Colombian Cartel might be possible but I think another explanation is much more believable. There are literally thousands of foreign personnel assigned to embassies in Paris that are armed 24/7. FBI, Secret Service, DHS, DEA, and State Department are all US agencies that have personnel assigned to embassies that carry with the full knowledge and consent of the French. France is one of the countries that will permit foreign LE and security personnel to be armed. Multiple this by the number of embassies in Paris. Add to that numbers from clandestine services that go about legally armed in France. If 3 agents of Germany's Bundskriminalant were in that restaurant they would undoubtedly return fire to try to take out the terrorists. It would only serve to get the terrorists pissed at another country and the French could surpress widespread news coverage and/or release a "Colombian Cartel members" cover story. Stop and think if these were illegally armed Colombian Cartel people why would they hang around to be arrested? There certainly enough chaos at the scene for them to slip away. Sometimes its better for the public not to know the true story.

This is good. Remember CMP will grade and price these accordingly. They will be less expensive than what you would pay on the open market as their rifles are. However, don't look for a super bargain.

A 4" 357 magnum is the best all around handgun there is.

Yes, but current NJ law only allows you to carry at the workplace if you own the business. Pastors usually don't own their churches.

The fact his FIL ratted him out caused these problems.The article states his FIL provided police with probable cause for the warrant which was issued by a judge.

I suggest you sort out the bull spewed by whoever you're defending before you do so. NJ pilot gave part of my response so I'm not going to repeat it. Aitken has worked hard to make himself a martyr and continues to whine whenever he gets a chance. What happened to him shouldn't have but he sure helped it along. I've never defended NJ's restrictive gun laws. They are truly ridiculous on their own and moreso when compared to most of the states. I also have seen much many more abuses of plea bargaining like 18 months for trying to kill someone. I've seen 12 bumpkins let a criminal walk.

Ordered it. I like first person accounts.

Aitken set himself up for what happened to him. He continues to tell half truths in the link you posted. He claims CBP seized his passport when he was going to England. The only blanket ban on foreign travel is for felons who were involved in drug smuggling. Fact is because of his felon status he wouldn't have been admitted to England. Does he deserve all this? No, but he largely has himself to blame for it happening.

Yez, we can be doomed with people like you making false assumptions and commenting what you "think" I believe. What you think I believe based on a totally unrelated question has already put you in too deep. Your rants will continue no doubt. Don't use Aitken or Allen as poster children because they're not. Not that they deserved what happened to them. Aitken set himself up. He said something to get his mother upset and call 911, he came back to his mother's, talked with the police for over an hour, and let police search his car. He also had different stories at different times. Allen said she was headed to AC to plan a party for her son. Where? At a strip bar? How many little kids have their birthday party in AC? Where are all these people arrested for stopping at Dunkin Donuts going to or from a range? There isn't any. Doesn't make the law okay but it certainly isn't used much if at all. The only thing you got right in your rant is I'm the guy who's always asking for a case of someone charged with possession of hollowpoints outside of other criminal activity. The only post I remember from you IIRC Is about some EMT who stopped at the scene of an accident and a NJSP trooper arresting him. However, you didn't post a link so you could have made it up as far as anyone knows. I did, a few years ago, find a news story about someone charged with poss of hollowpoints but that was over 10 years earlier. If getting arrested for poss of hollowpoints in NJ is so common how come no stories? Please link your post regarding the person arrested for hollowpoints. That would make 2 in the past 15 years or so.

You are better off with "reasonable deviations" than the Sweeney offer. If you were not within the confines of the reasonable deviations proposal you're guilty. Thats it. You won't find a court case where an otherwise law abiding citizen was arrested because they stopped for something to eat, use the bathroom or for gas bease there isn't any. A prosecutor would have a hard time convincing a jury you should have crapped your pants on the way home from the range.

How many people have been sent to prison for stopping for lunch, gas, restroom, etc while transporting a handgun to or from a legal destination?

The MDSP asked that it be scrapped over 5 years ago. They said it wasn't solving any crimes and could put the money maintaining this to good use elsewhere. Shows how responsive politicians are and how they like to keep pouring money into things that don't work which support their agenda.

I doubt it is truly a "bring back". Prior to 1986 one could acquire a new M60 or at least a receiver. There are legal M60s on the civilian market. One of the NFA price guides on the Internet shows M60s going for 30 to 50k depending on configuration and manufacturer.

The PA purchaser would need a NJ FPID to take delivery of the long gun in NJ from a FFL. Easiest to go to a PA FFL near you. The transfer fee is usually paid by the buyer unless you want to do that.

Send the order with all the required paperwork. That way your order starts processing the day they get your paperwork. Every bank I've ever dealt with had someone who is a notary. Never charged as long as I had an account with them.