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Unless you live there it doesn't qualify. If I missed all the incidents where people were arrested for transport violations when they stopped at Wawa, the babysitter, for gas, to use the bathroom, to pick up or drop off a friend or anything else on the way to or from the range please direct me to them. Reasonable deviation is just that. I've never heard of anyone being arrested for doing any of those things.

The issue is do you live there part time on a regular basis. Ownership or lease of the second residence is helpful but not a requirement. Your son or daughter can be away at college in or out of state. Most of the year they can claim their residence wherever they are going to school. When they come to your house for breaks and the summer that is their residence. There are no specifics codified I know. If you explain your situation a better opinion can be given. IANAL but myself and others can give a more informed opinion with more details.

You need to get NJ title and registration and pay fees. The $5 registration transfer is easier explained by an example. Say you renew the registration on your car. Three months later you sell the car. You still have 9 months you paid already. You buy another car. For $5 you can transfer the registration and plates you paid for to your new car. You then have to renew it in 9 months.

I believe the AG issued new guidelines for such cases after the Allen case. This sounds like this may be them.

I use Unique for 38, 45, and a cast bullet load for 30 carbine. Probably 90% plus of my handgun calibers are loaded with cast bullets. I also use it for reduced lead bullet loads for 30-30. I like the bulk of Unique as it helps prevent double charges in most handgun calibers. It also is good for standard to warmer loads. You can't do that easily with faster powders like Bullseye, Red Dot, or AA2. You can use these for standard pressure loads but they lack the versatility of Unique IMO. My standard 45 ACP load is a 200 gr cast SWC over a charge of more than a grain less than Lyman lists as max. It still gives me over 900 fps in my guns.

I have a similar 32 PP that's a little earlier. I researched it and have the same answers JT and BMW gave. Mine is in similar condition and I got it for a bargain price from a retired trooper who used it for an off duty gun. He shot it often and I've shot it with no ill effects. It does run 100% though. It's not as valuable as one with all the markings. I wouldn't pay more than a couple of hundred for it.

There are no bolt action rifles that are on the NJ AW list.

What kind of legal issues are you concerned about?

You can't amend LEOSA to include anyone with a carry permit. It wouldnt be a "Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act". It would require a "CCW Safety Act". I think you should be allowed to carry anywhere in the US if you have a carry permit from any state. I'm pretty much for Constitutional Carry. The problem with that is many see that as an infringement on the states right of determining who should carry in their state. If you left it to the Federal government there might be no constitutional carry anywhere. NJSP really doesn't have any interest in preserving armed security jobs for police retirees. Someone who hires a retired LEO is willing to pay the extra not because he can carry a gun. They're willing to pay for the 25-30 years experience and demonstrated judgement a retired LEO has acquired. A much more extensive vetting process than anyone goes through for a carry permit. Otherwise they would just hire someone for $15-20 an hour like armored car companies do. The analogy of hiring a veteran really doesn't make a lot of sense either. I say this having served AD, NG, and Reserves 1967-2009 and as a LEO 1974-2005. There are varying degrees of basic combat training in the armed forces. More in the Marines and Army, less in the Air Force and Navy. You can find a cook in the Coast Guard who's done hundreds of LE boardings. Being a mechanic in the Marines or a finance clerk in the Air Force doesn't really give you an extensive background that applies to security work. Being a MP, SP, or Master at Arms would. Training as an infantryman teaches you to destroy a target. Not really related to security work. Military and LE rules of engagement are much different.

Handloading offers a plethora of options. You may find many loads that dont make sense extremely accurate. There was a guy on the the CMP forum who used a 110 gr spire point load for matches. IIRC this guy had a Distinguished Rifleman's badge so he's demonstrated his expertise.

This tragedy shows how wrong the cop haters are when they say there are more dangerous jobs out there. Fisherman, miners, and loggers have higher fatality rates than police. The difference is because of their disregard of safety concerns and their own stupidity. Fishermen, miners, and loggers don't get gunned down in the street. Officers Foster and Laurie, one white one black, where gunned down in NYC in 1972 and the crime is still unsolved. When asked why he thought their killers shot them their sergeant responded with "it had nothing to do with black and white. They were killed because they were blue". Yet people are critical because cops think differently in many respects. Ramos and Liu were not assassinated because they were hispanic and asian. They were killed because they were blue. It appalls me there are people who post on this forum who relish the idea of cops being injured or killed.

How true.

Thats fine. I use them and a lot of 147s because they're cheap.

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I agree breathing water sucks. Your scenario of not coming up in the hole you made is plausible but if you're wearing a buoyancy device already you are not going to go down that far. Your idea of wearing an inflatable will work fine if you are sure you will not be disoriented when you hit the cold water and the strength to swim wearing your winter gear. Just need to do what you feel is best for you.

I would think wearing a life jacket on a frozen lake while riding would be common sense. A friend of mine who does ice boat racing wears a life jacket a d wetsuit.

Same here.

Thanx wasnt aware of this.

I believe you can register your ATV in PA and use it off your property. Not sure of restrictions.

My understanding is the card has metallic ink or something I'm bedded in it which will show up on xray so they know it's a declared firearm. I check my gun in a locked case inside a locked Haliburton suitcase. I've been told to put the card in the internal case and/or in the Haliburton at different times.

Remixer is correct. There are many reasons charges may be dropped. Probable cause for an arrest can exist but not enough evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt is another.

Kaleda was arrested on a warrant. That means that the cops demonstrated sufficient probable cause in their affidavit as far as the judge was concerned. Unless you can prove the cops lied in the affidavit there is no recourse. You can't sue a judge.

Pearl Harbor was on a Sunday so most people weren't working anyway. My Mother worked in a bank in Newark at time of Pearl Harbor and the day after she had to go to NYC to take something to a branch there. She told me a lot of people were concerned NYC was going to be bombed. Word on the JFK assassination got out in mid afternoon. I was in Mrs Gibson's english class. It was about 2.30 pm. Many people were getting ready to go home anyway. For Challenger, I was in the hospital. On 9/11 I can't speak for other areas but traffic was pretty much gridlocked around NY. People couldn't get to work anyway.

Challenger was not as big an impact as Pearl Harbor, JFK, or 9/11 but still is a "where were you" event. Reagan had a few years of revitalizing the country and IIRC was the one who decided to send a teacher into space. I think the Colombia disaster was overshadowed by the fact it was so soon after 9/11 and people were focused on avenging 9/11. We weren't in Iraq yet and people were looking for our troops in Afghanistan to find OBL. There were people too busy ragging on Bush about the WMDs in Iraq they said weren't there. These weapons that "didn't exist" are now in the hands of ISIS.

BMWR12 has the correct answer. The owner,executor,spouse, etc does not need a fid to sell a gun in NJ.