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You have no legal reason in NJ to have a gun on a boat, therefore since they can't find your guns, they'll charge you with something. What if he lived on his boat?

My guns are for target practice and sporting use only For home defense we keep our sneakers near the bed so we can run away if someone enters our home uninvited Sounds like you have looked at the prosecutors in Jersey and made a good plan.

I bring it up because most guys I know use some kind of jacket hollow point, but my buddy says he uses regular range ammo and thought it didnt make a difference since he lives in a home with no kids in deserted area and doesnt care about over penetrarion. On the flip side there are all the specialty ammo, RBCD, glazer etc. What do you keep and why?

Parsippany sucks Discharge, firing and use prohibited. The discharge, firing or use of any gun, pistol, firearm or weapon of any description whatsoever at any place whatsoever in the Township is hereby specifically prohibited

I want a collapsible stock and 30 rd mag. That is all.

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No they just said they will hear the case. The court said it will set arguments in the Chicago cases for January or February. The cases is McDonald vs. Chicago

Supreme Court to hear Chicago gun case September 30, 2009 9:23 AM | 43 Comments The Supreme Court announced this morning it will hear a challenge to Chicago's gun restrictions that will determine if local handgun bans are legal. Last year, the high court ruled the 2nd Amendment gave individuals the right to possess firearms and struck down Washington, D.C.'s gun bans. Left open was the question of whether states and local governments are required to do the same. But the court said today it will review a lower court ruling in the case of McDonald vs. City of Chicago that upheld a handgun ban in Chicago. That action court potentially could set in motion a nationwide re-establishment of the right to bear arms. The case will be argued next year. In the high court's decision in June of last year, it ruled 5-4 for the first time that the 2nd Amendment establishes the right to own a handgun for personal self-defense, not only as part of a state militia. Mayor Richard Daley immediately condemned the court's decision and vowed to fight any attempt to invalidate the city's now 27-year-old gun ban. Hours after the court's decision, the Illinois State Rifle Association sued Chicago and Daley in an attempt to overturn the ban. One of the plaintiffs is Otis McDonald, an elderly man who last year lived in the Morgan Park area and told the Chicago Tribune he keeps a shotgun at home to protect himself from gangs that plagued his neighborhood. After the court ruled in the Washington, D.C., case, Morton Grove, Wilmette, Evanston and Winnetka dropped their gun bans, in large measure to fend off costly lawsuits. In the McDonald case, Judge Frank Easterbrook, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, said that "the Constitution establishes a federal republic where local differences are to be cherished as elements of liberty rather than extirpated in order to produce a single, nationally applicable rule." "Federalism is an older and more deeply rooted tradition than is a right to carry any particular kind of weapon," Easterbrook wrote. Evaluating arguments over the extension of the 2nd Amendment is a job "for the justices rather than a court of appeals," he said. he high court took his suggestion today. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, then an appeals court judge, was part of a three-judge panel in New York that reached a similar conclusion in January. Judges on both courts -- Republican nominees in Chicago and Democratic nominees in New York -- said only the Supreme Court could decide whether to extend last year's ruling throughout the country. Many, but not all, of the constitutional protections in the Bill of Rights have been applied to cities and states. The New York ruling also has been challenged, but the court did not act on it Wednesday. Sotomayor would have to sit out any case involving decisions she was part of on the appeals court. Although the issue is the same in the Chicago case, there is no ethical bar to her participation in its consideration by the Supreme Court. Several Republican senators cited the Sotomayor gun ruling, as well as her reticence on the topic at her confirmation hearing, in explaining their decision to oppose her confirmation to the high court.

Luther just guaranteed he wont get my vote next week. We need to get this info to the general public. I may start putting it on Facebook.

Definitely too many evil features.

its not a pistol... is it? I was joking. I expect the state to try and ban anything cool.

I thought about that also. I would expect the state to try and come up with something, like an illegal pistol. (weight and detachable mag in front)

I was shocked when I saw my mayor (parsippany) Time to write a letter.

Obviously most of their wishes stop legal guns as well as illegal guns. I was just shocked how many NJ mayors were members. Here is a list you can keep handy for your local elections. Mayor Kevin G. Sanders Asbury Park, NJ Mayor Ronald Jones Beachwood, NJ Mayor Jason J. Varano Berkeley Township, NJ Mayor Sophie Heymann Borough of Closter, NJ Mayor James A. Gallos Borough of Milford, NJ Mayor Pasquale Menna Borough of Red Bank, NJ Mayor Emilia M. Siciliano Borough of Shrewsbury, NJ Mayor Betty Simmons Borough of Victory Gardens, NJ Mayor Gwendolyn Faison Camden, NJ Mayor Carol Foster Corbin City, NJ Mayor James Carroll Demarest, NJ Mayor Joseph R. Smith East Newark, NJ Mayor Robert L. Bowser East Orange, NJ Mayor Jun Choi Edison, NJ Mayor J. Christian Bollwage Elizabeth, NJ Mayor Steven Weinstein Fair Lawn, NJ Mayor John Bencivengo Hamilton, NJ Mayor Meryl Frank Highland Park, NJ Mayor Wayne Smith Irvington, NJ Mayor Jerramiah Healy Jersey City, NJ Mayor Frank W. Minor Logan Township, NJ Mayor Nicholas Russo Longport, NJ Mayor Michael Fressola Manchester Township, NJ Mayor Frank M. North Merchantville, NJ Mayor Donald Cresitello Morristown, NJ Mayor Cory Booker Newark, NJ Mayor Peter C. Massa North Arlington, NJ Mayor Francis M. Womack III North Brunswick, NJ Mayor Randy George North Haledon, NJ Mayor Eldridge Hawkins Jr. Orange, NJ Mayor Michael Luther Parsipanny-Troy Hills, NJ Mayor Jose Torres Paterson, NJ Mayor Harry L. Wyant Phillipsburg, NJ Mayor Gary Giberson Port Republic, NJ Mayor Earl Gage Salem, NJ Mayor Douglas Palmer Trenton, NJ Mayor Robert Romano Vineland, NJ Mayor Shing-Fu Hsueh West Windsor, NJ Mayor John E. McCormac Woodbridge, NJ

My current off-duty piece was bought from a co-worker during his "Divorce Sale". All on the up and up, P2P, Cert of elligibility, written reciept, EVERYTHING. 6 months later when the now ex-wife charged him with Agg Assault and terroristic Threats, and got an RO, i had the Passaic County Prosecutor's office harassing ME over the gun, and one Man-hating AP telling me I had to turn it over to them. I not-so politely informed her to piss-off, and get a warrant to sieze it. I then made an appointment to see the Prosecutor Himself, presented him copies of all the paperwork showing that it had been transferred to me according to our requirements, AND provided records from my dept shoeing that I had requested permission from my Chief to carry it, and had qualled twice with it. THEN informed him of the apparent intent by one of his AP's to sieze my property without justification, and her intent to provide her judge with improper information knowingly, to secure the warrant to sieze the gun. He ripped her a new a** in front of me, and IIRC she left within 6 months. apparently she had a REAL problem with men, and it showed when she fought for a lot of RO's that had ZERO justification to be finalized. The Judge himself ended up getting her fired after she argued with him over dropping one too many Final Orders. Good job, I hate getting people in trouble but when you have the hammer to use against someone like that you HAVE to use, esp if you have everything in writing. The more people like that we can get out of public office the better everything will be.

NJ is pretty picky depending on what you are hunting and when. Look at the turke rules for spring vs fall as an example. This link will have everything you want to know. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/hunting.htm

Actually its really good, I am an attorney and I saw it and it was the exact same forms that I was using. You just need to be careful on the dates and cc'ing everyone. Its not difficult but it is a pain in the ass with all the certified mail. Definitely worth doing. Prices vary alot by attorney.

I had a friend that used to leave his gun at his local range locked up by the range itself, not in a personal locker. His favorite range was over state lines and he didnt want to carry them back and forth. Check with the Bullet Hole and see if they can provide that kind of service. I imagine if we are talking about 1 or 2 guns its not a big deal..

In the example that I'm trying to illustrate. I mean modify not replace. Much like the photo the OP has posted. And back in the day Topnotch made a lower/folding stock for the G36 wannabes. Now you gave me something to look for. I am still waiting for my MP5 .45 knock off.

I thought the SL* had a different lowere so you couldnt change the stock.

I went on a Sunday when I bought my 1st gun. :oops: The day was going great, Church, Cracker Barrel and then sorry.

Nice gun reminds me of the sig556.

Dewhitewolf here's a bunch of them, interesting reading. I noticed Nappan on the 1st matter. http://lawlibrary.rutgers.edu/cgi-bin/s ... rry+permit For anyone looking for a free place to do some research here is a great one: http://lawlibrary.rutgers.edu/search.shtml

I still dont get it, they opened deer hunting up in a park near me. So I have to plug up my shotgun to only hold 2 rounds?

I just thought of the Lutenberg issue when I was reading your post and you nailed it. That was so illegal it was disgusting. I cant wait to make enough money to leave this craphole state.