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If he doesn't have a NJ FID the easiest answer is to: 1. Transfer the rifles through a FFL in PA. 2. You going to NC and transfer through a FFL there. I would call the FFL first to give them a heads up on this.

Atlanta Cutlery has the real deal. Made by the original contractor. No where can you get a knife with the quality and heft for $40 like this. Pay the few bucks extra for them to sharpen it and you can be sure it's done correctly.

I think Fedex has different rules for ffl to ffl. Your friend who has been shipping to himself for years hasn't had a problem...yet.

Yes you can ship to yourself. I've heard some people ship handguns to Alaska in care of a FFL by pre-arrangement. ATF requires you declare to the carrier so it's not tell carrier but ATF you need to be concerned about. ATF doesn't say you don't have to declare if you're shipping to yourself. Read all the regs.

The problem with shipping it to yourself is FedEx and UPS will only accept shipments from a regular person to a FFL or manufacturer. Only a FFL can use USPS to ship a handgun. There are those who will tell you you to declare your handgun as machine parts. That would be are violation as ATF requires you to tell the carrier it's a firearm.

Aitken can claim no crime to the gun possession and high capacity magazine magazine charges as those convictions as they were overturned on appeal due to legal technicalities. The sentence for possession of hollowpoints was commuted, he was not pardoned. Stupid law yeah but he was still convicted. Before his trial he also said somewhere he had tell gun in his car because his room mate was having a party. Buy his book to find out the truth? Right after I buy OJ's and find out who really killed Nicole.

Give the S&W Bodyguard 380 a look. They make it without the laser (not needed imo) to bring the price closer the Ruger and KelTec. I've been carrying one for over a year and it's run 100% on any 380 ammo.

Yes let's look look at the Miami shootout. SA Mireles stopped Platt and Matix by hitting them with one round each in the spine with....OMG...a 38 special! Lots of changes over nearly 30 years but you can still stop someone from fighting with a 38 if you hit them in the right place. It's been proven stopping power really doesn't exist In a handgun. You have to hit something to make the bad guy go down.

Yes there are better rounds for stopping power but not for general issue to the troops. Failure to incapacitate is a very subjective thing. Many stop what they're doing after the first shot because they don't want to be shot again. A round hitting the medulla oblongata is going to stop someone if it's a 38 RNL or a 500 S&W.

Let's make it clear the FBI said it was the best law enforcement pistol round and I will add I will add "for general issue". The same goes for the military. 40 S&W and 45 have their uses but 9 mm Parabellum is best for general issue IMO. The militarization of police people will probably take issue with this because Parabellum means for war as we know.

I like the Rossi 30-30 better than the Marlin. I also have a Rossi 357 16" barrel and large loop. It's run 100% out of the box. It feeds every thing except 38 wadcutters but that's not a big issue If I shoot a couple hundred lead 38 rounds 357 is hard to chamber but that's expected. A few runs with a boresnake cleans It right out.

But it will not reliably feed 22 shorts. The 14rd Marlin 60 is fine. The older 16 or 17 rd version is not.

A Kukri at its finest.

The same thing the Union Army didn't like during the Civil War. But a valid criticism. I have a Henry 22 but a Rossi and Marlin 30-30

Don't think about it. IIRC buried somewhere in the statutes or administration code you need to demonstrate to a judge how you having that NFA or AW weapon serves a purpose to the community. The only people I know that have gotten a permit for a semi AW are LEOS who have a letter from their chief the gun is being purchased with private funds for use in their official duties. It is made clear to them they must dispose of it or move it out of state if they retire, leave the department, go to another department where It's not authorized, or the chief revokes their authorization. The 16" barrel M4 seems to be the favorite. These procedures were established to clarify what conditions LEOS can possess personally owned AWs by the NJ AG. Contrary to gun forum bs there have been LEOS arrested for possession of AWs in NJ.

4" 357 best all around handgun. Whatever flavor you like. I'm not crazy about Pythons.

I've no inside info on this but I think NJSP thinks alongside ATF on multiple handgun purchases. I bought 2 S&W Model 10 and a 32 Walther PP no problem. Don't see any problems with yours. If you're buying 6 Glock 19 that would raise questions except maybe if they were consecutive serial numbers.

To most there is no noticeable difference but it's pretty clear a revolver can be fired faster. All handgun speed shooting records were done with revolvers There is a world of difference in how they function. The shooter preloads the chambers of a revolver. Cock in the hammer, either by SA or DA, and the cylinder rotates bringing up a new chamber. Semi autos are self loading. When you fire the first shot the slide comes back,the fired brass is ejected, the weapon is recocked and a new round is fed into the chamber. Very different in how they function.

The Retired Police Officer permit has been $50 a year since it's inception about 15 years ago.

To add to your confusion there was another semi automatic revolver made AFAIK. The Webley Fosbery started production about the turn of the century. Not sure when they ceased production but it's greatest achievement was being mentioned as the weapon that killed his partner by Sam Spade (Bogart) in the Maltese Falcon. The way it worked was when you fired it the upper part of the frame and cylinder would recoil back, turn the cylinder, and cock the hammer. You can find videos on You Tube. If you want to blame someone for using the term automatic for a semi automatic pistol you can start with John Browning who referred to his designs, including the 1911, as automatic pistols.

Extending permits is totally at the discretion of the issuing authority.

It's not just missing facts it's ignoring them. A vet needs to meet the criteria laid out under the diagnostic code in Chapter 4 of Title 38 CFR. The way it's supposed to work is if you meet the criteria for a certain percentage that's what you get. Many times they will rate you at a lower percentage you are entitled to figuring lets throw the vet a bone and shut him up.I have won appeals merely by rehashing all the facts I gave them to an Administrative Law Judge. Nothing added from my original claim but you are just repeating it to someone outside the VA. I've also experienced issues with VA doctors doing the Compensation and Pension exams (C&P). Some are outright hostile. If you need a cardiac catherization to properly diagnose the problem the VA will try to take the cheap way out and do an EKG. Not that it's going to find the problem but the VA can say we did something. Some VA doctors add their own requirements. This is illegal but they get away with it. When you go for a C&P exam you may be examined by a neurologist for a heart condition or a pulmonologist for an orthopedic condition. Go figure. The VA Healthcare System is so overburdened and ineffective it should be abandoned and privatized. But we all know the VA system is what the current administration wants for all of us. .

It does cost the taxpayers. They start out lying. Monies from forfeiture funds go to buy equipment or pay bills. If that money is going to be used for gun buybacks who is going to take up the slack

Thanx Mikey. GI 45 hardball is about 1000 fps as are 9 mm subsonic and 38 from a 357 carbine. I would think one can tell the difference between a 357 and a 38 in a carbine

Read all of 2C:3-4 & 3-5. Not stand your ground.