Fishpaw

Lots of dealers can order you a new Henry rifle. Murphy's didnt have a lot of stock, but would order you what you wanted....What are you looking for? Im sure some of our friendly FFLs on this site can hook you up.

Former NYC resident (Still work there), and current NJ...welcome to the forum

As a small easy to pack and carry gun, its not bad at all. You can easily pack the gun and a brick of .22s and be able to hunt all the squirrel and small game in the wilderness after the zombie apocalypse, or just for a weekend of camping. Its easy to assemble, but not so much if you needed it right now....It does float, so it would be hard to lose in a tragic boating accident. Some of them are difficult to get out of the buttstock..Some just slide right out, but Ive seen quite a few that are kinda tight. I like the gun a lot, and luckily havent had any problems with mine. The sights are very basic and probably not the best. I think they might sell an aftermarket scope mount.

I have an older Charter Arms version of this rifle....Sportsman's Guide has mags for sale ($15 or so). Some people say they are finicky, but Ive had no problems with mine. They also recommend using copper washed ammo instead of the plain ol lead stuff...Neat little rifles..

Thats allowed in lots of states.....

I still find it disturbing that they can take you in if you dont have ID on you....You do not have to show ID.....you are supposed to tell them who you are, which he did, but there is no law that requires you to carry and show an ID card of any kind....

Why dont they kill themselves first instead of going after others? It would save a lot of trouble and headaches...Instead of shooting up a school or office building or kid at a stop sign, then shooting themselves, the shooter should just jump to the shoot themselves part....

Thats BS...pure and simple...the OHAM law doesnt go into effect for 5 months or so.....Either your FFL is lying or the Police are... http://www.philly.com/inquirer/local/nj/20090707_Corzine_s_gun_law_may_see_changes.html 8th paragraph down reads: "The law, which would make New Jersey the fourth state in the nation with a one-handgun-per-month limit, would go into effect five months after Corzine signs it, pushing the effective date into late this year or early 2010. That leaves time for revisions."

Hi neighbor.....im in South Brunswick...go through your town all the time....love the helicopter.

Surefire mags are made in the USA and are 100% 922r compliant...they even count as 2 compliance parts if I am not mistaken...You could evenjust replace the magazine floor plate with a US made one and that would count as a compliance part with a foreign mag...

That's covered also. The microstamp goes on the firing pin bushing in the frame. When fired, the cartridge case slams back against it and rebounds back. yeah, but a revolver doesnt eject the spent cases...They could have your name, address, SSN, place of birth and favorite color on it....if you dont leave spent cases behind, its useless.

How long has it been since you applied? Ive gotten a letter telling me to come down and pick up my permits, but Ive also received a phone call telling me the same....Could be good or bad....As long as a bunch of cruisers didnt pull up in front of your home, and officers didnt get out guns drawn, Id say you have nothing to worry about.

Django Reinhardt

Read the posts. I explained why it takes more time. If they are expired and can no longer be used, why do they have to be tracked down? At that point they are useless.

Then its time to get into revolvers.

There is no such thing as pre ban in NJ...NY has such a law and I think CA as well....but not here.

I thought someone was going to make the joke about the muzzle device being circumcised.

Just about every gun in PA was just $5 for the background check. This is at gun shows and shops. There is a $2 fee for the instant check and a $3 firearm sale surcharge to cover telephone costs. If they charged you $15 for the PICS (PA version of NICS), then they were overcharging you. http://www.seda-cog.org/snyder/lib/snyder/sheriff/infofirearms.pdf Scroll down to the second page , at the top of the 3rd column...Has it right there

Why would it take more time to process 10 permits than just one or two? I cant believe that if you applied for 10 permits they would do 10 separate background checks on you. They just do the single checks and type up one two or as many as you applied for. Other than time spent at the type writer, it shouldnt be any extra time. As for unused permits, they can only be used by the person they are issued to and only for 3 months. Its the FFL's or sellers responsibility to check and make sure they havent expired. If they are past their freshness date, they are now void and cannot be used. I really dont see where the backlog is.

Im in South Brunswick. The most Ive ever put in for is 4.

There is no limit according to State Law. If your town says there is, they are lying to you. Make a call to the NJ State Police Firearm Division, and let them know what your town is doing. A quick 2 minute call to your local Police dept by the State Police will clear up any "confusion" they may have about the number of permits you are allowed. Someone posted this exact problem and solution. When they went to pick up their permits, the Officer said something about too many permits, and the Secretary replied" He called the State Police"...and then he left with all of his permits.

If you are still on your business property I think you are OK....If you had a shop that when you walked out the door, you were on the street, then thats different, but if your business has some land around it, you should be OK... I know one of the owner's of Nona's Rest. He is the husband of a good friend of my wife. Nice guy and good restaurant too.

Im sure his minions are seeing them. Im always a but funny about these threads. Ive heard that the AWB people will look through Shotgun News and write down whats available to propose adding to the proposed national AWB. I wouldnt be surprised if the same do gooders in NJ arent doing the same thing.

In NJ, you can legally carry a firearm at your place of business....

The stock at Surplus City in Feasterville (suburb of Philly) changes fairly often....They can be pricey on some stuff, but cheap on others....You may want to check out one of the websites, like gunbroker.com or go to the next Valley Forge or Philly gun show...They should have something along the lines of what you are looking for. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.asp?SearchType=0&Keywords=pump+12