PK90

"The actor is not obliged to retreat from his dwelling" One must still retreat within the dwelling.

MSaxatilus, As you described the incident and in my opinion: 99% certain ONLY the gun used will be taken and you will be interviewed ONLY.

LEGAL. C = Compensator

Lock slide back. Pry slide cover plate down. Pull out striker. Disassemble w/o pulling trigger. Get one of these before you reassemble with that modification.

The determining factor would be the original box and papers. It'll bring a few hundred more for resale. See if you can get a 3".

Nothing, as long as you are not a prohibited person AND of legal age.

Same as a no-ban one, except it has a comp.

I received a legal Federally transferred Mossberg 590A1 14" AOW a few years back. When the NJSP (firearms unit) saw it, they said it was a sawed off shotgun. After our 2 day discussion on the matter, they said if it wasn't a shotgun, they would consider it a destructive device. :roll: Well, I got rid of it without incident. BTW, they did not even know what an AOW was.

The Thompson is definitely legal as it is not on "the list". IMO, it can have the evil features also. The NJAG Directive only applies to "the list". The PS90 also falls into this category, as does the FS2000. A post-ban MSAR is also legal, and so on, and so on, and so on. The Puma "Bounty Hunter" is a pistol and can be bought for $1200. I have one in .44-40 for sale if interested.

The firearm gets logged into the gunsmithing book and out to the Manufacturer. It comes back into the gunsmithing book and out to the customer without a NICS check. I am sure the dealer will charge a fee for the service as well as the shipping costs. I know that I would. It MIGHT be cheaper than doing it yourself.

Ponder these: 1. The ATF says you can pin or remove the stock and it won't be classified as a SBR as long as the OAL is 26". 2. How did you buy your JIC? With a COE correct? Can it be fired from the shoulder?

Good Job!!!

AFAIK;

Are you being serious or are you trying to freak me out? I am serious.

He's got to be good. He has a few videos on YouTube. Good Luck!!!

Click on your dot. when the box opens, there is a "delete button" in the bottom right corner. NO DELETE BUTTON

Why are permits or FPID's even needed? :? Can't argue there. A little birdie told me that a process is in the works where a new type of FPID would be issued with your picture. Once issued, no need to return to the PD for permits. Walk into any shop, pick out any gun, run the NICS, and the dealer fills out the paperwork. Of course, that would mean that all transaction would go through a dealer with no FTFs. But, we're talking years to get the details worked out. So don't ask me for any updates, because that is all I know.

Looks like I'm on there twice. How do you delete one?

No info transfers from your old one. On the newest (09/07) P2P forms, the purchaser's SBI# is in the "Identification Card No./SBI#" box at the top. The seller put's his SBI# in the similar box at the lower left, if he has one. Disregard the "Control No". I've seen PDs issue a permit# on the FPID Cards and their may be one on the P2P. This is only an internal case# or control# for their use. Also disregard this number. One's SBI#, nowadays, is six numbers followed by a letter, i.e. 378946E. It is the only number that you will need to use.

Can you make the map bigger? It is less than half the size of my monitor.

Special cases I guess.

No. It's still a rifle. It had to be a pistol from 'birth' to be a pistol.

Why are references even needed?