average joe

I got mine directly from Beretta.

How would he propose to enforce it ?

New York and Pennsylvania don't consider a BB rifle or pistol as a real firearm. No permits needed to purchase. I have several rifles and pistols purchased from the Walmart in Easton ( just across the border) with no questions asked.

Ruger did that on purpose, its a special initiation step that only the true Ruger fans can figure out.

I have a Ruger, MKIII , accurate, balanced, and never a problem with serious jams or any malfunctions, over 10,000 rounds and counting.

I think our government needs to do some housekeeping.

Put on a Poly choke, then you will always have it with you, and can easily change settings after each shot.

Get a scanner, when I hear sirens going for any length of time, I turn on my scanner and get all the low down.

No, my mother never had any permits, she just became the owner when my father passed. You don't need a permit to own a gun in NJ, just to purchase one. I could have just taken them, but I wanted the permits just to make sure it was all legal, and in case a cop stopped me, its a lot easier just to show a copy of the purchase permit, than to explain where they came from...Like I said in an earlier post, just get your permits, make the transfer, send the copies to the appropriate place and your done.

Well yes, they were just sitting in the house. When my father passed, she said come and take them. So I got my permits, and we did the transfer. No problem.

I started at age 9, first rifle was a Sears single shot .22. Still have it and shoot it on occasion. To this day, I still remember my father taking me to Sears to buy it, and a box of .22 ammo. What a proud day that was, a memory that has lasted for over 50 years...your son will remember that moment as well...good job .

OK, I went through this a few years ago when my father passed away. Since he died suddenly, and didn't will them to me, I had to get pistol permits (there were more than one) My mother transferred them to me, I filled out the permits, sent one copy to state police, one copy to local police, one copy for her, and one for me. Simple.

When you appear in court with a lawyer, the sea parts for you, without one, you will drown in regret. You only get one chance in front of a judge, make it a good one. Get a lawyer.

I just hope when they are on their knees, and close to my butt, I can rip a nasty one in their face.

Buds online to check prices, and Jim Flynn to order it.

He meant for law abiding citizens. The criminals need not to worry, they can still carry....

I have a Beretta 92FS and have shot thousands of rounds thru it, functions flawlessly, and I also bought it thru Jim Flynn's. Looks like you have a win-win here....

Credit checks, Background checks, NICS checks, Body checks at airports. Are we giving up our rights to privacy ?

What's a coe ?

Hopefully soon, we will be able to carry , keep your fingers crossed.

Mine has been laminated since the first day I got it 39 years ago, Used it many times for purchases, never been an issue.

I keep the originals in my safe, I don't carry any paper work with me because I'm not required by law to carry a purchase permit around with me.

Since I saw this report, I have tried in vain to make my 700 fire accidentally. I can not make it malfunction, using many different techniques posted on the web. After my failed attempts , I can only come to the conclusion, that these people must have played with the trigger, or their rifle is so worn out that is should be replaced anyway.

When did the x-mark trigger go into production ?

I wonder how many of these discharges are related to people adjusting their own triggers. With the lighter pull, comes less contact with the sear.. Some may have gone to an extreme when making adjustments.