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Same reason people use 20 and 30 rd magazines that only hold 15 rds and pin telescoping stocks on ARs, for "the look".

The problem with spending $20-30000 or more on a surplus military vehicle is what do you do for spare parts? You will need some eventually. Autozone does not stock spares for a BDRM. Your $20000 can become an expensive piece of stationary cover with what normally would be a minor breakdown with your F150.

Yes. Its the PDs responsibility for him to sign it and they didn't do it. If it were an issue I'm sure he would have heard about it already.

Same here.

IIRC some state other than NJ with a hollowpoint law exempted RF. Can't remember which.

Taurus and S&W

No exemption for RF.

Don't think Glock is going there.

If its a 380 it has to be made here. The 380 G25 is the same size as the 26 and can't be sold to the public as the caliber prevents it from get enough points under GCA 68.

Seen front sights on ARs bent but never broken.

Living out of state ou file for the change of address with NJSP. Doesn't do anything for handguns but you can leave an unloaded long gun in your trunk. You can also buy long guns and handgun ammo in NJ.

Flintlocks and percussion guns were often left loaded s they would be ready to fire. Get a wooden dowel long enough to put down the barrel. Mark it at the muzzle when it bottoms out in the barrel. Pull the dowel out and lay it alongside the barrel. Put the mark you made in line with the muzzle. If other end of the dowel is in line with the percussion cap nipple its unloaded. If the end of the dowel is few inches short of the nipple there's probably a bullet and powder there. If its loaded you're better off taking it to a gunsmith familiar with black powder guns to unload it for you. Don't dry fire the gun as there is a possibility of a spark and that black powder can still be potent after 100 years.

If you really want a discreet carrying case get one made for an electronic keyboard.

I would check to be sure its not loaded.

Thanks. Missed that. Not as good as CMP prices but better than a lot of other places. I roll my own.

You can only bring your handguns back to NJ if you are bringing them back to your residence if you have one in NJ. The only other wy is if you are going to a range and that's only for a range trip. If you get a change of address with your WV address on your FID you can bring long guns as a visitor without any specific purpose or residence requirement. That's the way it is.

Is this stuff safe for a Garand?

That's fine but he needs to check with the PD and research city ordinances.

Ok I was just trying to build up the numbers as I don't think we're going to find a lot of these shakedowns.

Okay Newtonian we will count that. So we have 1 so far.

Engine oil will work but has those issues NJKen speaks of. What I have used as an expedient is STP oil treatment. It still has those oil issues but being more viscous clings to the case better. I usually use LEE waterbase lube. I wash the cases after sizing, let dry, and then a short tumble if required.

You've never been really thirsty then.

This is "Current Gun Law Discussion".

My answers: 1. No 2. No 3. None that I can think of. Tony357 is correct. However, virtually all police departments can get your SBI number from name, dob, etc and find which handguns you have purchased with a NJ P2P or if you have a registered AW. This question comes up often. How many people on this forum have been stopped and questioned by police regarding the guns they had in their car?

You've answered your own question as to why a Ruger 10/22 in M1 carbine makeup wouldn't be considered a "M1 Carbine type". Mechanically different, no interchangeable parts, etc.