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Since when is veteran status listed on a drivers license. A few years ago I got a paper copy of my 214 in about 2 weeks. You request it on line and need to print out a request form and mail it to them. Can do the same for medical records.

Robo, you are correct with your interpretation of dual residency. If you are renting a cabin for two weeks you are not a dual resident as you have no "intention of making a home" in that state. BTW there may be a provision for in the Patriot Act prohibiting you from having a drivers license in more than one state but that started back in the 80s or 90s to prevent truck drivers from having multiple licenses.

If you are correct will you please show me the plethora of people arrested for transporting firearms from one property they own to another they own? If you are correct ypu should be able to find hundreds if not thousands of cases like you describe. NJ gun laws suck. The main reason is they try to list all the things you can do vs most laws that tell you what you can't do. If a law doesn't say something is illegal it's legal.

Correct except for SSN. They can only get that if attached to some other record.

Alex, there have been no successful court cases which have ruled NJ gun laws we are talking about are unconstitutional. You can't claim NJ law is unconstitutional when there is no case law that says so. What you are saying does not relieve the AG of NC from the responsibility of extraditing him if he fails to appear. You can't break the law because you feel the law being enforced is unconstitutional. The US Constitution is very clear on extradition. If the NC AG were to refuse to extradite 3 things can happen. First, NJ would still enter a failure to appear warrant in NCIC. He may be safe if he stays in NC the rest of his life. I'll get to the "may" later. Once the warrant is issued its good forever. He could get arrested for it in another state. This would pretty much ruin his life as he would remain a fugitive. Second, he would lose his bail. If he used a bondsman it would behoove the bondsman to pay a bounty hunter to snatch him out of NC. That or lose $25000. He would most likely be held without bail being he jumped bail already. Last, the NJ AG can go to the Federal courts show the reason for extradition and NC AG's refusal to comply with the Constitution. The Federal court could order NC to extradite and if they refused send US Marshals to bring the guy back and arrest the NC AG for contempt for failing to meet his obligations under the Constitution. I've never seen this happen as states will always extradite as they want their criminals who flee to be returned to them. I'm a fan of Constitutional Carry. Being a realist the guy is responsible for knowing the laws of the stafe he is taking his gun to. Little to argue with the info readily available on the internet.

I used them for a water heater and they were great. Job was done in 45 minutes after they arrived. Talking to these guys it seemed they also did heating and ac work. A friend told me he could have done tge water heater for a bit less. I called NJR on monday and they were here on tuesday. You might save a bit using someone else but NJRs service and quality of work were great for what they did for me.

Thats not what he said. Yes, Christie can redefine justifiable need with an EO. Thats only a temporary win as a gun hating chief executive can change it back. The statutes need to be changed for a permanent fix. Can't happen as Articld IV Section 2 of the Constitution requires extradition between states.

Your suggested EO couldnt be as: 1. It is contrary to the law in NJ. EOs can direct how to carry out a law but can't make law. 2. It gives a pass to out of state residents and NJ residents stay screwed. The statutes have to be changed and t b e legislature has to do it.

They would have only a wad (red IIRC) on the bullet end.

7.62 NATO blanks linked for M60.

If you are a legitimate dual resident you can buy guns in Delaware.

Smooth is more important than light in a DA trigger. My wife started with my Model 10 which was well broken in but no action job. She would take a break every few rounds to give her hand a rest.

Nothing against you but this is an example of all the bs misinformation going around. All federal violations are not felonies. If you can get more than a year in jail it's a felony, less than a year a misdemeanor, 5 days or less it's an infraction. Was the speeding ticket on post office property given by Postal Police? Was the ticket for federal court? Whoever it was failure to appear is not a felony. Speeding on federal property would at most be a misdemeanor.

Statute?

Don't know about the rules at your range but you would mount the chronograph on camera tri pod not a table.

I only did this once about two years ago. Sent paperwork directly to NJSP and got everything back in 10-14 days.

Yes it is legal to ship to yourself. The problem is Fedex, UPS, etc won't let you by their policy. There is also a Federal requirement to declare a firearm shipment to a common carrier. One thing I've read about is how people driving to Alaska through Canada ship handguns for their personal use to Alaska. By prearrangement they ship the gun to themselves care of a FFL in Alaska. The FFL just holds the package as it is addressed to you care of them. They charge you a small fee and just give you the unopened package when you pick it up. Not sure of the legality of this as far as a FFL receiving a firearm and not logging it in a timely manner.

Some of these send offers for him to apply. I wonder if he will be on a probation period of remembering where he put his gun. I also think the race card was played for this "black man aspiring to be a police officer, his dreams shattered". Would they have described him as white or Asian or Eskimo if he was? I still can't get behind This guy. I still think he's a ditz that lucked out getting pardoned.

I'm with Vlad on this. I've used the M16/AR/M4 since 1968. Ive used the 7.62 NATO and 5.56 in social situations and the 5.56 is an excellent caliber for general issue to the troops. That includes infantry. If you have the luxury of worrying about hearing loss then you're not fighting for your life. Millions of vets who've been in combat have hearing losses that the VA doesn't compensate them. Part of the price for staying alive I guess.

Flash surpressor are okay in NJ if it's the only evil feature. For example on a Mini 14 in a non-pistol grip non-folding stock. Flash surpressors are only one of the evil features.

You are transporting from one residence to another. Thats an exemption under NJ law. You are then covered under FOPA to Fl. The fact it's inherited and owner has no FPID has no bearing on the situation as ypu describe it.

Old school is right on regarding the thumb breaks. I haven't carried mine every day but when I do its in first a leather and now a neoprene pocket holster. Bluing is still 99%.

If they give you crap about not filling out the extra form don't call the legislature, call NJSP Firearms.

I've had one for about 35 years. Very accurate if you can learn to work with the tiny sights. Just for fun I shot a qual course and was able to max it. That included 25 yd shooting. Mine has been 100% reliable.