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Maybe, maybe not. 1,300+ registered members, around 200 regular participants. At least some of the others didn't sign up just because they like the logo.

Gee, it's not like some of those guys lurk here on the forum and watch what we're talking about...

Nickpicky?

They're also selling Mosins for 99.99. Gander Mosin Ad and someone (besides me) was looking for one of these Gander Circuit Judge

That looks like the role that Robert Englund was born to play.

Even if they don't drink. Someday, they'll have company who does.

Resistance is futile. Freedom is irrelevant.

I may be old and out of touch, but unless it's a personal gift for someone close, I've always given booze. A nice bottle of high end liquor or wine always seemed like just the right balance between really personal and a last minute "Oh crap, I forgot about Jim's gift" afterthought. I know it's not PC any more to give liquor as a gift, but that hasn't stopped me. I still think a bottle of quality spirits is a fine and appropriate gift.

If the laws in this Godforsaken craphole ever change to lighten the firearms transportation restrictions, I'm gonna open a photo studio specializing in the photography of firearms. A bath towel? Really? Nice guns.

Thank you, Mark. BigHayden - you were even in on this one. NJCSD discussion

Sadly, we can't search back to last year's discussion on this very subject, so, okay. 3rd Paragraph

Seems to be a pretty Fascist way to simply say that you're being uncooperative, even though you were being completely cooperative. I wonder where they got that talking point.

so, if you have a FL carry permit, with a NJ address, and you don't have a NJ CCW, you may not carry in NJ. This discussion went on in the forum last year. The original text of the Bill didn't have the resident exception. It was added as a revision in response to the states complaining that the fed gov't was infringing on their right to regulate their own citizens.

That's the winner!!

I think the rest of America, where they actually enjoy the rights that we covet, would take issue with that.

Because, in its infinite wisdom, the federal government took that opportunity to determine that states still had some rights to determine what happens inside their borders. Just that once, otherwise, states can go twist for their rights.

The original Thune amendment excluded reciprocity in the home state of the non-resident permit holder. So, a NJ resident with a FL permit could carry in any shall- or may-issue state except NJ.

I've been seeing that a lot of names that I recognize from here have been going through the registration process on the njShoot.com site. I just want to clarify that the reg process is generally for people who are intending to either put events in the calendar or purchase directory or classified space. If that describes you, that's great, and I thank you. But, the registration doesn't add you to the mailing list. That's a separate double opt-in process that goes through the small form on the front page of the site. The list is managed by the bulk mailer who I have an account with, and they require the process to ensure that I'm not spamming the whole world with my e-mails. So, if all you want to do is receive the e-mail stuff that gets sent out periodically, go through the mailing list form, and let me know via PM or e-mail if you'd like me to remove your information from the users database. There's no issue with having your info there, but it may not be exactly what you've intended.

Welcome to the group.

As long as they are NJ compliant as far as mag capacity, evil features, etc., there is no mandatory registration of firearms legally acquired in another state. If they're compliant, he can just bring them in when he moves. It's likely that he'll want to apply for a NJ FID card once he's settled down. Although there's no requirement to do so, he'll need it to purchase handgun ammo from any in-state source, and some online dealers will need a copy of it before they'll ship ammo to him (and some won't).

That's great, guys. If I get stuff from a few people, I'll be able to put together a nice piece with quotes from everyone and everyone's personal impressions and wrap it into a big plug for the club. Should be a good promotion piece for the sport and the for the location. If anyone here has a relationship with the club, it would be nice to get something from them about how they want to promote the sport to new people, like seeing new faces at the events, etc.. That would round it out nicely.

Greetings and welcome.

Isn't it enough his foot is in a cast? You want him to sprain his wrist, too?

They don't. You'll need to find an optomertrist who deals with them. There's a dealer search function on the Randolph site. I don't know how current or complete it is.

There is no mandatory registration of firearms legally acquired in another state. There is a voluntary registration process, but you can imagine how we feel about that, and what our advice to you is regarding it. I will recommend that you go through the FID card process. Although it isn't mandatory, you'll need it to purchase handgun ammo at any NJ dealer, and if you shop for another gun here, no dealer will let you even handle one at the counter without presenting it.