ChrisJM981

Thanks Paul.

I can't find any laws on transporting firearms that do not specifically reference either handguns or rifles & shotguns(with a FPIC). I'm confident I know the answer, but I want to make sure I'm not missing something.

I get alerts from my local OEM when power goes out or there is a water main break in town. Happens often enough I keep 5+ cases on hand anyway. I still need to get a nat gas gennie to cover the crap electric service that is JCP&L.

This is particularly challenging having little ones. My little guy has a restricted diet due to severe food allergies. He eats coconut yogurt, which doesnt have that long of a shelf life. I'm thinking canned coconut milk.I probably need a second refrigerator in the garage (with a padlock).

I banked on making a contribution to one to reduce my tax liability. We make too much and I couldn't write it off. Now I owe the taxman. That book is definitely for me.

Hmm... Is his name David, and is he a pretentious long winded individual with a superiority complex? Welcome to the Forums from a former Bergenite.

PK90 is definitely more knowledgeable regarding NJ law than I am, but that is my understanding.

2C:39-1 Definitions k. "Handgun" means any pistol, revolver, or other firearm originally designed or manufactured to be fired by the use of a single hand. NJ, not AZ.

It's transferred as a pistol, and unfortunately it is classified as an Assault Weapon under current NJ law.

It's a "frame". You will require a Pistol Purchase Permit and it would need to be transferred through an FFL. Same as a complete handgun.

Do you have a link? I can't seem to find any Foxtrot Mike products on their website.

Why not?

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/virginia-assault-weapons-ban-fails-in-legislature Shelved until next year, but there are 7 more "common sense" bills to come. I wonder what convinced a few Dems to vote against it?

I used to live in Randolph, and I was there quite a bit. I'm out further now and joined a private club. RTSP is a nice place to shoot.

You can purchase one online and have it shipped to you.

Oh my. I have questions...

Everything I've found from reputable sources states that an individual does not give up their 4th Amendment rights for owning an NFA item. NEVER CONSENT TO A SEARCH. A guy on here got a visit from local police and child services after some leftist loser contacted them after he posted a picture of his son holding a .22lr rifle on Facebook. This was before we had the unconstitutional red flag laws. YMMV

Very true.

If you read through it an "in house" poster comments about becoming a target for the NJSP and ATF. It is my understanding that owning a tax stamped NFA firearm allows them to search your residence without a warrant for an inspection. That may not be everyone's cup of tea. Edit: I've been searching for the warrantless search that I found mentioned and it might not be accurate. I'm still looking for supporting evidence.

Time will tell.

I'll check my email to look for where I bought mine. Midway USA, but it's backordered.

Hopefully we don't get a picture of the loot from the AVN Expo.

Care to elaborate? I'm curious.

I'm a probie at my club so I'll be quiet, but some senior members passionately vocalize at meetings that mags must be transported empty. Can't wait for that to be brought up.