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Not busting your balls Paul - a real question. Are these Turkish shotguns or shotguns for hunting Turkey? If you weren't busting my balls, then the joke is on you. :naughty: I meant to say "shotguns from Turkey". ETA: THE COUNTRY

FYI, T. R. Imports imports the Turkey shotguns.

I've never had a bad experience with them. EXCEPT the long wait.

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IMO, there are too many models and they all fit and feel different for everyone. Your best bet is to find the ones that you like in a store, then order them online to save a few bucks. I've worn Rocky boots for 2 years bought from This & That, then replaced them with the same exact one from Galls.

2C:58-3(f) "... There shall be no conditions or requirements added to the form or content of the application, or required by the licensing authority for the issuance of a permit or identification card other than those that are specifically set forth in this chapter." I stand corrected.

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The permits go back to the issuing authority and the NJSP.

It is not supposed to. With an empty magazine, the follower pushes up on the slide LOCK lever to lock the slide back. If you want to close the slide with an empty magazine installed, pull back on the slide with your weak hand and push down the lever with your strong hand.

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Yes. For fees only. Soooo they can require me to sign that and not just sumbit my mental health consent and permit application page? What are you reading that says that? All I see is that there can be no additional fees.

Talk about a quick turn-around. I sent four back on 2/26/2010, and got the new ones on 3/4/2010.

Yes. For fees only.

I believe that you can possess it separately, because the "constructive possession" portion in the NJ law is directed towards "Assault Weapons". If you attach it while in NJ, it is a "sawed off shotgun".

A Federal violation on a Federal firearm and a NJ violation on a NJ firearm.

All towns are required to impliment it. Turnaround time is less than a day as no mailings are required. Everything is online. Not "required". The letter says "may". I read it again last week.

Per Federal Law, it is not a sound suppressor. How can the NJSP say it is? It is a Federal issue. Just because the pellet rifle is classified as a firearm in New Jersey, doesn't mean anything. What am I missing?

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If YOU want to BUY it, then I'll do the transfer. If you don't, then you ARE stirring the pot.

If it is the Olifson (?) case, he went to jail.