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a Driod II phone... Some books a nice sweater a dicks gift crd for ammo and I got myself a TLR-1 light!

That is good new Paul. I did not know that.

Ordered one and a new Troy sling. Thanks.

I dont want to be rude, but the GSG has been discussed many times on this board. Please try the search function. Many of your questions will be answered in those threads.

was a Benchmade 530 Pardue until recently when I found it a little mass lacking. It has a great blade and it a fantastic EDC, but not much of a worker. More like rapier versus a long sword. I started carrying a Boker M half serrated because it has more mass.

I think everyone should have a shotgun. Go look at the Moss 500 HD or the 870 Express Home Defense in your price range. I also like your idea of the KelTec and you smith using the same mags... there is something comforting in that feature. Get what you like.... you will get the other later on.

fun fun fun!

I was pointing at the Texas Laws. In Texas you may not carry in an place that derives >50% of its income from alchohol. It was the same in Ga and i believe Alabama. Now, I am going way pack in the time machine... 25 years. I am pretty sure to get my FID I had to take a Hunters Safety Course in NJ.

Sorry gentleman, I did not write it out correctly. A Hunters Safety Course. I was required to take a Hunter Safety Ed Course to get my FID card. I dont think a Hunter Safety course is that bad of an idea. It is my only concession to liberals on firearm ownership. The contigous law is meant to purchase longarms and bring them back with out FFL transfer. I believe that law is overridden by the federal law to do a FFL. These are the two items your going to nitpick... not the NO Carry in an place that gets more then 50% income from alchohol! You guys are off. You not going to get Vermont or Alaska type gun laws here.... ever. Try to work in the frame of what we have.

Thank you Mal

Ok, sitting on some cash. trying to actually stop buying guns and get more gear and training. Besides looking at FLC vests and goods/supplies for bugging in I am interested in looking at IR or Night Vision. Cant really decide between head, rifle sight or binocular/monocular. Experience anyone?

Good Holiday Tips! Happy Holidays to all.... Merry Christmas to all the christians. Happy Yule to the pagan. Sorry tribe members you had your eight crazy nights!

You know what.... I say scrap it all and go simple. The only concession I make is to the FID card, which I dont think is that bad of an idea. At least it makes people take a safety course. you will notice no exceptions, nor arbritary limitations. This list was lifted almost verbatim from the Texas Gun Laws. As they say... plagiarism is the most sincere form of flattery. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A NJ resident, if not otherwise precluded by law, may purchase rifles and shotguns, ammunition, reloading components, or firearms accessories in contiguous states as long as the posses a NJ Firearms ID Card. It is unlawful to sell, rent, loan or give a handgun to any person if it is known that the person intends to use it unlawfully. It is unlawful to knowingly sell, rent, give or offer to sell, rent or give any firearm to a person under 18 years of age, without the written consent of his parent or guardian. It is unlawful to knowingly or recklessly sell any firearm or ammunition to any person who is intoxicated. Possession No state license is required to possess a rifle, shotgun or handgun. There are restrictions on possession by a person: * Convicted of a felony or a Class A misdemeanor involving the person’s family or household. * Or subject to certain orders issued under the Family Code or Code of Criminal Procedure. Carry A person commits an offense of unlawfully carrying a weapon if the person intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carries a handgun on or about his or her person unless the person is on one’s own premise or premises under the person’s control or inside of or directly en route to a motor vehicle that is owned by the person or under the person’s control. It is unlawful to intentionally, knowingly or recklessly carry on or about one’s person a handgun in a motor vehicle if the handgun is in plain view or the person is engaged in criminal activity (other than a misdemeanor traffic violation), prohibited by law from possessing a firearm or is a member of a street gang. A person applying for a license to carry a concealed handgun must apply by obtaining a request for application materials from a handgun dealer, the NJ State Police, or any other person approved by the department. The NJ State Police shall review all applications materials and make a preliminary determination as to whether or not the individual is qualified to receive a handgun license. The Department will forward application materials to qualified applicants, or send written notification with the reasons that that the preliminary review indicates the individual is not qualified to receive a license. On receipt of the application materials a criminal history record check is conducted by the Department of Public Safety. The Department must issue or deny the license within 60 days of receipt of the completed application. The Department must be notified within 30 days of a name or address change. A new license expires on the first birthday of the license holder occurring after the fourth anniversary of the date of issuance. A renewed license expires on the license holder’s birthday, five years after the date of expiration of the previous license. The applicant must submit: * A completed application form. * Two Recent Color Passport Photographs. * Fingerprints. * Proof of age (at least 21). * Proof of residency in NJ. * A handgun proficiency certificate from a qualified handgun instructor. * An affidavit stating that applicant has read and understands the law concerning a license to carry and the laws on use of deadly force and that the applicant fulfills all eligibility requirements. * And an authorization to access records. The Department shall issue a license to carry a concealed handgun to an applicant if the applicant meets all the eligibility requirements and submits all the application materials. Eligibility requirements include no record of felonies, certain misdemeanors, addictions, mental illness or delinquency in child support payments or tax payments. A person applying for a concealed carry license must successfully complete both the classroom and range components of the handgun proficiency course to receive a handgun proficiency certificate. The handgun proficiency certificate must be no more than two years old and shall specify if it is valid for a revolver or semi-auto pistol based on the proficiency certificate. The Department will issue a license to carry only for the categories of firearms listed on the handgun proficiency certificate. A person who is renewing a license to carry a concealed handgun must renew their handgun proficiency certificate. The NJ State Police by rule shall establish a procedure for a person who is a legal resident of a state that does not provide for the issuance of a license to carry a concealed handgun, to obtain a NJ license. A non-resident applicant is required to pay a fee for the criminal history record check and investigation. Such permits remain valid until expiration and can be renewed until the other state issues a license recognized as a valid license in NJ. It is unlawful for a handgun license holder to carry a handgun on the premises of: * A government court. * A business that derives 51 percent or more of its income from the sale of alcohol for on-premises consumption. * A school or educational institution, high school, collegiate, or professional sporting event or interscholastic event that is taking place. * A hospital or nursing home. * An amusement park. * A place of religious worship. * A polling place on the day of an election. * A meeting of a governing body. * A race track. * A secured area of an airport. * A correctional facility. * A correctional facility or within 1000 feet of such, on the day of an execution. * The property of another after receiving notice that concealed handguns are forbidden on that property. * It is unlawful to possess a firearm in a penal institution. * It is unlawful for a handgun license holder to carry a handgun while intoxicated. * It is unlawful for a handgun license holder to carry a handgun and intentionally fail to conceal the handgun. Antique or curio guns manufactured before 1899 and replicas thereof which do not use rim fire or center fire ammunition are not included in the definition of "firearm" as it is used in NJ State Law, which governs weapons. Machine Guns It is unlawful to possess, manufacture, transport, repair or sell a machine gun, explosive weapon, short-barreled firearm, or silencer. Federal registration of such an item under the National Firearms Act is a defense to this prohibition. Miscellaneous A violation of the state’s firearms laws that occurs within 300 feet of a school or on premises where a school function is taking place shall result in an increased punishment. It is unlawful to display a firearm in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm. It is unlawful to discharge a firearm in a public place or on or across a public road. A municipality may not adopt regulations relating to the transfer, private ownership, keeping, transportation, license or registration of firearms, ammunition, or firearms supplies. It is unlawful to possess, manufacture, transport, repair or sell a zip gun (i.e. a device not originally a firearm that is adapted to expel a projectile using an explosion or burning substance.) A person commits an offense if a child under 17 gains access to a readily dischargeable firearm and the person with criminal negligence failed to secure it or left it in a place to which the person knew or should have known the child would gain access. It is an affirmative defense if the access was supervised by a person older than 18 and was for: * Hunting, sporting, or other lawful purposes. * Consisted of lawful defense of people or property. * Was gained by entering property unlawfully. * Or occurred during a time when the actor was engaged in an agricultural enterprise. A municipality, county or other subdivision of the state may not bring suit against a firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or seller for recovery of damages resulting from, or injunctive relief or abatement of a nuisance relating to, the lawful design, manufacture, marketing, or sale of firearms or ammunition to the public.

Agree with spending the money. Those guys were not just dealing that 1.5pds... thats what they had left. 24K in cash suggests there was another 3 pds+ there at one point in time. What else was going on the cops knew about but did not find... meth, coke, women, stolen goods? In an apartment complex... kids in the area? Shut it down. Good bust. Now back to the OP.... fully loaded BB Gun.... That just kills me. I wonder where they train these reporters, I mean they cant really be that stupid can they. Yes they can. I learned a lesson last year, I was qouted with others in a news article pertaining to youth sports. The reported managed to make 17 errors at last count on items that were spelled out to her and fact sheets were presented to give support. The entire story was created and thenaltered by herself and her editors to manifest some sort of outcry or teeth nashing of some sort for youth sports. All her poetic license taking did was make the kids look like whiners. I hate reporters now almost as much as I hate inner city, urban, suburban and rural politicians.

I will try the belt holster of course, that is my prefered method anyway. I never liked thigh holsters. Thanks for the links.

Hey... I am going to host a shoot at Square Circle in Feb. Stay tuned for more info.

There has been way to much political stuff going on. This is the holidays, winter time... lets have some fun and talk about fun stuff. I need an ammo carrier, web gear, tactical vest... whatever you want to call it. Problem I have is being lefthanded the pre laid out vest dont work for me, the are all RH holstered. Plus once again I am a cheap a**... here is what I am looking for. Vest with attachment, dont need plate carriers. going to add a chest holster close to the centerline of my body. looking for at least 3 mag pockets, hoping for up to 6 ar mags at least 2 pistol mag capacity. would like a SAW Ammo pouch on on side for a box of shotgun shells... or will do two shotshell holders. other little pockets and possible strap a knife on. I will also have an maxpedition versipack as a possibles bag with me if needed. This is for carbine classes, training runs, and familiarity with equipment. Anyone have any advice? Where and hows? I have found some places to buy... one place sells tactical tailor seconds apparently. I have looked at an am considering the SDS FLC Molle II vests and pouches.

Frank... I agree. Just putting out there what will be tried. Once again... no gun owner in NJ should ever say yes to a search without a warrant.

It is not "required", but the FID permits possession of an unloaded firearm. If you dont have it and possess a firearm, the LEO has the reason to pry/search farther.

Sorry about that, but that article, as well as The Trentonian article on B. Aitken's release I read earlier today really burned my a** and made me think that Switzerland and Austria really have the right concept when it comes to immigration and citzenship. I can not beleive sometimes that we are all one country. I scold my boys if they point their guns at others.

You do not need an FID card to bring guns into the state that were purchased legally elsewhere. You do need an FID if you use those guns for hunting, target shooting, self defense or any other pastimes and are asked by LE to produce it. You do NOT need to register your guns when you move into NJ. There are places in the US and people I know that have guns that have not been papered since they first day they were bought new. In those states, a FTF transaction is just that, FTF. There are no COEs or FID paperwork. It is pretty much, I know you, your not a felon, how about you buy this gun from me. If you wanted to you could ask for a receipt, some people would not give it, most would. All legal per each states laws. Those are nice places to live. Some of those people take some of those pre-loved firearms and put them in dark places in case the gun grabbers come.

you did right. Make sure you can not put more then two shells in the Magazine, then one in the chamber. The dowel can be removed if ever needed. I had my first check last year. It had been so long since i had put the dowel into my old sweet 16 that I honestly did not know what the CO would find, and I told her so. She was hot and i was hoping she would frisk me.

"... 26-year-old mother of six..." WTF! That is the problem right there! Keep you friggin legs together and stop making state wards! Stupid slut.

I just got this book from Amazon... started reading last night about 9pm, put it down about 2am, about 150 pages in. I did not want to let my kids go to school today. Wow. I really dont need this sort of stuff in my head, I am already a bit of an admitted freak on security stuff, but just WOW. I will never, ever have amy sympathetic feelings towards a "breakaway" ex-soviet state again.

I just read the Trentonian article. I have never read the Trentonian before and after that I never will again. Newspapers wonder why they are losing money, maybe it is because they pay people on their staff to write excrement like that. Once again, congrats to Brian and his family. Congrats to all the people that wrote, called, texted or contacted the powers that be about this case. Now we hope that Brian and Evan Lappen will appeal this case to get it removed from his record. But will they?????????