PK90

Which argument? Defense: I bought it years ago and I can't find the receipt. Prosecutor: It is a pistol that you acquired while a NJ resident. POI: I am not an attorney. Hell, I've never even slept in a Holiday Inn Express.

This is a gray and debatable issue. No laws are broken on the purchase as it is not classified a pistol when purchased. It becomes a pistol once it is brought into NJ. But you bought it years ago before NJ classified it a pistol, right?

Sorry. Won't do it. Too much unnecessary attention.

Legal. It is post NJ list.

You know it is not legal, right? You are just being sarcastic, right? :?

Don't know about the PA part, but the ammo should go in the trunk too, unless you lock it in a case. Neither have to be cased if in the trunk.

tj462nj, I use US Postal Priority Mail for all handguns. The cheapest by far. USPS doesn't care how you send it. They suggest Registered Mail, which I use on occasion for those over 5K valued handguns. gunscribe, you will need to use UPS Next Day Air or FedEx Standard Overnight at the least and per their terms. It will be expensive.

I got some Rem .380 JHP for $50/100 round value pack if interested. But you have to buy a .380 handgun to go with it.

4" Wilson Combat 4.25" Ed Brown

Two of the top 1911 manufacturers won't make a .45ACP with a barrel shorter than 4.25". Just say'n...

My oldest customer recently turned 91. He enjoys shooting his 9mm handgun and 22 rifle every week. At least that was what he told me a few months ago. Come to think about it, its been awhile since I heard from him. Hmm. I hope he is still around. :shock:

Excellent idea.

Both are not listed, but > Acronyms

That is NJ law. Does PA have a law specifically addressing transportation to a range? Remember, while in NJ, you are always transporting to a range.

The NJSP will not give legal advice. The NJSP get their legal advice from the NJAG office. But, don't be surprise of the answer you'll get. The NJSP has said that rivets, welds, pins, etc. are considered "Permanently Altered". I think that if you have to use a tool to undo the permanency, it is legal. Besides, nothing is really permanent.

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Good to see you have a sense of humor after you took a beating.