ChrisJM981

Not allowed. The detective at the state police I spoke to was not aware of the statute and told me the departments can require what they want. Just a head's up for what you're dealing with. Have the statute on hand.

Thanks to Sigman and sirsloop for coming out. I had a blast as usual. JD that Taurus is sweet. Rick thanks for letting me shoot the GP100, P226, and the PPS. They are all wonderful firearms! Hopefully I'll have my new toy for the next time! The next meet up will be on June 22nd at 7pm. The Bullet Hole will be on vacation from July 4th through the 18th I believe so July 20th will be the following meet up. I'm not sure if Ray Ray will be back, but (in my best Ray Ray voice) I want to see 20 heads there for the next one. Matt, Pete, and Colin we're counting on you to be there next time!

Sounds good I'll see you then. For anyone else stopping in I'll have on my NJGF shirt and NJ Devils hat. I'll be shooting either my Glock 22 or chrome S&W 22A. Or hopefully Rick's Walther PPS.

I'm out of work already. Let me know what time's good for you and I'll meet ya there.

Rick are you still going tonight?

I'll be there at 7pm. Maybe a little earlier. 6:30 perhaps.

Does the offer only stand to NJGF members or can I sign up my brother and his bride (eventually) to be? They're former NJers residing in the free state of PA. I can't PM from my phone cause it automatically sends it to all NJGF Contributors One of the guys I work got me the life membership for 300. That included a free 1 year membership as a gift you could give to someone. He signed up President Obama as his choice for the free gift. And that is why he's my hero.

New episodes of Pawn Stars starts tomorrow at 10pm on History Channel. :snooty: :naughty: :snooty: :naughty: :snooty: :naughty: :violin: :violin: :violin:

Matt with your luck and driving you should always have a knife with you. You might need to cut your seat belt if you get into an accident. Since Newark is a high crime area I wouldn't leave in the car for fear of theft.

Yea they can't direct traffic for shit. Do you have a receipt from your payment for the application? Either a canceled check or a cash receipt. Then you have a date for them to look start looking into.

Maybe things will go smoothly this time. I'm just kidding Ray have a great vacation. I'll probably be there depending on work.

I'd been pushing for Thursday shoots for like 5 months and now I change my schedule and you shoot on Thursdays. :doh: I'm done at 1:15 so let me know if you want to hit the range after you get done. Earlier the better since I have to be at work before the butt crack of dawn.

Also ray, each airline usually has it's OWN rules as well that incorporate the TSA regulations..in some cases they mirror, in others the airline is more strict..there isnt any "Blanket policy' when it comes to transporting firearms on domestic carriers. Yeah, I was gonna call Continnental but forget it. I'll leave the new toy at home and shoot when I return. Too much hassle and drama for me. Playa I already posted Continental's policy for ya PM me if you have any other questions.

I watched Judge Dredd the other day and thought of NJ and it's moronic laws: [Dredd trips over Fergie, who is fleeing the block war at Heavenly Haven, and is now judging him] Herman Ferguson: 5 years? But I had to! They were killing each other in there! Judge Dredd: You could have gone out the window. Herman Ferguson: We're 40 floors up! That would have been suicide! Judge Dredd: Maybe, but it's legal.

Belated Happy Birthday Ray. You should have eaten the rabbit if you shot it. Hopefully something ate it.

Just get a safe or take the frigging thing apart and leave it in pieces. Or you could just take out the spring & guide rod.

The only things we can carry into an airport are luggage and children. Neither are very effective at stopping a threat.

I meant to put AR type. Will edit now Still, why are you limiting your squads abillities with a poodle shooter? 5.56mm is a common caliber to scavenge and we can pool resources. If a rifle breaks we can use one for parts. Good luck finding a cache of 7.62x54mmR or parts for your WW II shooter. Although it might be more effective at stopping a target it's not practical. Same thing goes for pistol calibers. 9mm & .45 are going to be easier to come by than say FN's 5.7mm. You could always melt down the lead to make another caliber, but that's more resources you're going to use. And since we'd be have to have a reloading setup we'd use whichever caliber uses the least components to produce. Likely the least powder and lead would be needed for producing 9mm. Question is: Can my 5.56 shoot lead cast bullets? I know my Glock can't. Guess I need another handgun...

And the State Police prefer you not to wake them up when they're sleeping on duty. Doesn't mean you can't. From Continental's website: Firearms Continental accepts one item of shooting equipment per customer as checked baggage. One item of shooting equipment is defined as one hard-sided shooting equipment case containing up to five firearms, with or without scopes, 11 lbs (five Kgs.) of ammunition and articles used in the firearm sport. * Firearms will be accepted only from a customer who is 18 years of age or older. * International firearm regulations vary by destination and transiting country. Contact appropriate consulates or embassies to obtain specific entry requirements applicable to destination(s). o Firearms are not accepted to/from Israel. o Firearms are not accepted to/from Denmark o For travel to/from the United Kingdom, pistols, rifles and shotguns must be packed in a hard side rifle case. o Customers traveling to/through Amsterdam, Netherlands (AMS) with checked firearms/ammunition must obtain permission from the Netherlands Consulate/Embassy in their country of origin prior to departure. Weapons are subject to confiscation in Amsterdam unless the owner can show all required permits. Customers traveling on military orders with checked firearms may do so without prior consent from Dutch Customs. Checked military ammunition is forbidden. For your convenience, the application for permission is available for download in Adobe PDF format. * Curbside check-in of a firearm is not permitted. * The firearm must be packaged in a hard-sided container capable of being locked. The container must be locked and the key or combination must remain in the customer's possession. If a hard-sided container is needed, see the container section of this site. * Handguns must be packed in hard-side lockable luggage. Baggage containing handguns must be locked at the time of acceptance by Continental Airlines and the key or combination retained in the passenger's custody. * The firearm will be transported in a section of the aircraft that is inaccessible to the customer. Proof of registration is not required. * Firearms carried in addition to the free baggage allowance will be assessed at the current excess baggage charge. * No more than 11 pounds of ammunition may be carried. The ammunition may be packed in the same container as the firearm or in a separate container. Ammunition must be packed in the manufacturer's original package or securely packed in fiber, wood or metal containers. The ammunition inside the container must be protected against shock and secured against movement. The ammunition may be packed in the same container as the firearm or in a separate container.

yes they do from Article 4, Chapter 31, Title 23 SECTION 23-31-215.: (N) Valid out-of-state permits to carry concealable weapons held by a resident of a reciprocal state must be honored by this State, yada yada yada... that's why I didn't go to law school. The way they write stuff would make you go crazy! lol I didn't specify. I meant as far as transporting in a vehicle. I'll fix that though.

Yes - the PPS is my favorite 9mm. It is an awesome CCW piece and shoots extremely accurate. I have to say, your glock 10mm packs some punch! Very nice shooter. Agreed I like that bad boy. It's making me rethink purchasing 2 full sized pistols when my fairy dust farting unicorns.. errr.. P2P arrive from the other side of the rainbow. I've got my heart set on the P22. I'm still up in the air between the HK P30 and Beretta 92FS. I think the solution might be to just buy them all. The little woman is going to kill me. :doh:

From what I read they don't make a distinction from resident and non-resident (Edit: Concerning transporting firearms) SECTION 16-23-20. Unlawful carrying of handgun; exceptions. [sC ST SEC 16-23-20] It is unlawful for anyone to carry about the person any handgun, whether concealed or not, except as follows, unless otherwise specifically prohibited by law: (9) a person in a vehicle if the handgun is: (a) secured in a closed glove compartment, closed console, closed trunk, or in a closed container secured by an integral fastener and transported in the luggage compartment of the vehicle; however, this item is not violated if the glove compartment, console, or trunk is opened in the presence of a law enforcement officer for the sole purpose of retrieving a driver's license, registration, or proof of insurance; or (b) concealed on or about his person, and he has a valid concealed weapons permit pursuant to the provisions of Article 4, Chapter 31, Title 23; As far as flying: Check with your airline as each one has different requirements. I flew from Newark to Pittsburgh. 1. Firearms must be in a hard lockable case with NON TSA approved locks. You must be the only person with the key. Long arms must be in a hard case on most carriers. All firearms are to be unloaded. (I took out my snap caps as well) 2. They have to be in checked luggage. You CANNOT put them in carry-on luggage. You CANNOT use curbside luggage check. 3. You must go to your carrier's check-in desk and declare your firearm. You must sign a firearms declaration tag and place it in the case. Re-lock the case. (for first time flyers: this is done BEFORE you go through security) Make sure they tag the case (or bag that you've placed the case in) for your destination! 4. The carrier will call someone over to escort you to a TSA inspection room(This is for Newark Airport. In Pittsburgh I went to the oversized check-in counter after declaring). They may ask for the key to inspect the case. They must return the key to you after inspection. (For a small pistol case I recommend securing the case to the inside of a suitcase with a cable lock) 5. From there they will load it on the plane. You claim your bag at the normal luggage carousel for your flight. At Newark my rifle case arrived at the over_sized luggage carousel. Moderators: You have my permission to add, copy, & edit any information to or from this mini-guide. I recommend creating a sticky thread as this seems to be a recurring question.

All good questions and there are many answers that have been hashed and rehashed. The reason I was asking about the case is because I wanted to read the argument that had been made against the AWB. While doing some research I came across Title 38A of the NJ statutes. This says that everyone 17 to 45 who is not otherwise in the military is in the NJ unorganized militia. What this means to me is the NJ unorganized militia has been disarmed by the AWB. I don't think that argument has been made in court. After McDonald, that's a big problem for NJ because, currently, no one in the unorganized militia can have a militia purposed firearm. BCEagle mentioned probono 2A work. Maybe he'll lead the fight against the ban. I'd trade part my house downpayment I've saved for the right to own a M-1 Carbine!

That's not bad. I put in for 3 P2Ps on May 12th. If I get them by Labor Day I'll be shocked.

Jeebus that's funny as hell. If I walk through a mall and someone has a G36 I'm going in the other direction and not coming back. Ever.