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IIRC prosecutors are appointed by the governor not elected.

When you show you FID card issued by town A to town B when you file for change of address. B can then request from A.

In handguns I have more 357 than any other caliber. Thats followed by about an equal number of 22s, 9 mm, and 45 ACP. I have no use for a 40. There's 22s, 25s, 32s, 380s, and one 44 mag. If I need more power than that I'll use a rifle. More long guns in 30-06 but they are all Garands or 03 Springfields. Next comes 5.56, all ARs with a Mini 14, Saiga, and NEF single shot. Several 22s and a mix of others calibers like 303, 30-30, 270, 7.5 Swiss and some others. One 20 gauge and the rest of the shotguns are all 12.

I'm using primers and powder that are 10-15 years old with no problems as they have been properly stored. No loss of performance.

This proposal is eyewash as it Is written. Having different sentencing guidelines for out of state residents does not pass the Constitutionality test. If they pass any reform it has to apply to all.

I've had a Redhawk since 1985. I probably have about 20,000 rounds through it with zero problems. The factory grips can tear up your hand. I use Pachmyrs. I shoot 240 SWC at 1400 fps although if I was using it as a SD piece I would use the same bullet at 1100 fps. If you want to use heavy bullets (300 gr +) you need to get a Ruger as it has a longer cylinder than the S&W IIRC. Autos would have the same problem. I would never buy one of those lightweight 44s.

Which is why this legislation won't go anywhere worded that way. This is not recognizing out of state permits.

I have a MEC I acquired and have no interest in loading shot shells. Let me see what I have and can offer you a package with wads and shot.

Not with a pistol grip. You are allowed only one evil feature.

You are correct. I dealt with NIS & NCIS back in the 80s and 90s.

NCIS is very real. Check their website.

If you're enlisted they can't call you back once you fulfilled your contract. An officer can be called back until he or she dies.

He's also breaking federal law when he does this as he's required to declare the firearms to the common carrier when he ships them.

Getting it fixed through insurance would be insurance fraud, a crime.

Appears to be an AR version of a Saiga.

Congratulations!

If you're transferring the rifle through a FFL in NC there is no need for NJ COEs.

This would work but most likely exceed the cost of a new barrel.

Chrome will not fill a pit. If you chrome line a pitted barrel you will just have chrome lined pits.

You are twisting definitions to turn a SD shooting into some type of crime. All homicides are not crimes. Justifiable homicide, as a SD shooting, is not a crime. Ergo, why would you be charged with a hollow point charge? If it bothers you so much just don't use hollow points at all.

A flash hider or surpressor by itself is not illegal. If you have a Ruger GB model Mini 14 in a full stock with the bayonet lug removed in a full stock that would be legal in NJ. It's just one evil feature that if you have two of make it illegal in NJ. AFAIK there is no criteria in NJ law defining what is a surpressor. The safest bet is using a comp or brake that ATF says is one if you have to have something on the end of the barrel or your AR or AK IMO.

I've been around millions of factory rounds being fired and I've seen this happen once. That was an Aquila 30 carbine round. It didn't fully enter the rifling and only needed a cleaning rod to tap out.

Which is exactly what most LE agencies and LEOs thought.

Ithaca made a Mag 10 with a 21" barrel they marketed as the "Roadblocker" for the LE market.

LEOSA is Federal law and it trumps any state law. I've seen the NJ AG opinion letter requiring retired LEOs who are NJ residents to get the RPO permit. The NJ AG can't supercede Federal law.