Everything posted by PK90
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Penalty for violating one per month???
- Caliber ?
BUMP..... It'll save a lot of needless emails back and forth.- What does everyone do for a living?
"Five-O"- Shipping a long gun to NJ
IMO, more knowledge can be gained by reading the ATF FAQs.- sales tax on car is paid ....
That is what I though- sales tax on car is paid ....
... On transfer of title at DMV or when registered?- New guy Post
:greetings-wavegreen: What part of NJ?- Ruger Mini 14 in 223
Only these models, "Ruger K-Mini-14/5F and Mini-14/5RF".- Something to watch out for at the PD
:clap: Did you send it to the NJSP or NJAG?- Happy Mothers Day
Happy Mothers Day to any Moms that are members here. Are there any? :?:- NJGF Greenhorn
:greetings-wavegreen: Welcome.- Age...
- A couple pics from Friday
I know. Just fooling around. :twisted: I had to look real close a few times.- A couple pics from Friday
- Stupid Question I think
The shows in NJ are for display purposes only. All transfers must take place at the licensee's premise location.- so you CAN load 230gr bullets in 45 GAP
Wow!! 15 Pages. According to that chart, the GAP is better than the ACP.- so you CAN load 230gr bullets in 45 GAP
They are pretty close to being ballistically equivalent. Federal 230 Hyda-Shok JHP Comparison- awesome family guy
You speak a language with which I am not familiar. :?- Carrying around copy of FID card?
Nothing is needed if going to a range per NJ law.- Carrying around copy of FID card?
Let me clarify. The statute reads "falsely purports to be ...". If you made a black and white photocopy to carry with you, I do not see a problem.- Carrying around copy of FID card?
FYI, Possessing the fake (not original) FPID card is a fourth degree crime. Exhibiting is a third degree crime. Making is a second degree crime. Selling is a first degree crime.- Federal Expanding FMJ's...
What caliber are you looking for?- How do laws for transporting rifles / shotguns differ from
Doesn't the federal law only apply to interstate travel? And doesn't it state that only 1 of the items (firearms OR ammunition) must be locked if in the passenger compartment?- How do laws for transporting rifles / shotguns differ from
BUT ammo does have to be locked up if in the passenger compartment per Federal Law, just not separate. Eeeh! There's that "S" word again.- How do laws for transporting rifles / shotguns differ from
I 99% agree with Damagedworld, but would disagree with the "car with trunk - unloaded in a secure container (not necessarily locked)" portion. IMO, I do not believe that you need a case if it goes in the trunk. I never do and neither do tens of thousand hunters. - Caliber ?