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When it's coming from a Jennings/Bryco/Pot-metal POS, i'd rather hear "Click" than "BOOOOOOM OW OW AIIGH!!!!!!!'

Possum..... :mrgreen:

But it's a 'pump'. Hell, those are bolt action. Actually, Semi-automatic...remember they are loaded by Machinery...Kind of like a REALLY big Garand LOL But since it doesnt have a Bayo lug it should be Nj compliant :mrgreen:

Had dogs from JJ's truck (Branch brook Park, Newark) at about 0100 this morning.... Chili and Potato FTW!!!

gas tubes however, can and WILL turn white hot, and melt.

A friend works at the State Fair House of Horrors in Belleville, she said they did a really good job of making it scaqry. IIRC it's 7-Mid every night.

2:31 is Det cord..the block looks like some kind of solid propellant.

Very well said. The fact Corslime is closing the gap with Christie should be enough for all of you to know this is true. Never underestimate the ability of people to be stupid in large numbers on election day. The state violated it's OWN rules and Constitution to substitute Lautenberg for Torricellin when they realized that his corruption has fiinally grown so huge it couldnt be ignored......and the voters went along with it.

Curious, the numbers game or screw it and do it? "Not in the burg" Things sure have changed over there. AFAIK there's no need to bother with the number game since it's already legally imported. The Burg has it's ups and downs like everywhere else..i WILL say that im glad i moved from where I was enting to where I bought...MUCH better area, but still the Burg'. Now that the summer is over, and the park is closed, the tourists will be gone and things will settle down a bit.

Is it any good? I heard its only famous for being in the show but its not really that good 20 years ago when the original owner was there there was NONE better for Dish-type pizza. Now it's still good, but not quite the same. Their Italian Hotdogs and Sausage were always good too. For traditional Pizzza the BEST in the area used to be Romeo's on Kearny Ave, which is long gone. Big Nick's on Davis Ave in Kearny has pretty much stepped in to that slot with Arlington Pizza in North Arlington running 2nd

I'd have laughed my ass off if one of those guys (Private Dicks, not the sellers) had been arrested after they claimed they were a felon trying to buy a gun. Anyone ever wonder WHY he uses "Private Investigators" for this stupidity?? None of those would be prosecuteable since from what i've seen EVERY one would be entrapment.

Resident Evil games also

it is true, and it is for EVERY transaction, including Change of Address and replacement of lost/stolen FOID cards.

But there is currently no system in place to regulate this.. what are the plans here? Or is that the big question. Sure there is, a Copy of the permit, With the date of Purchase is Forwarded to both the NJSP firearms unit AND the Purchaser's local department...it's not all that hard to compare dates of purchase. I cant speak for any department but my own, but we have a file folder for every FOID holder, with all the department copies of the P2P's in order... i would assume that most agencies have something similar. It's NOT a heavy lift to compare the staes on the last purchase used and the one you're attaching on top.

Yeah - who would have thought that there's that much open space and isolation still left in NJ... Too many people assume the NJTP/GSP Corridor IS the whole state..once you get wqest and south there's tons of open land.

What they'll probably do is introduce the new cards and they are optional for the first year or so. While you wait on the new one, you can use your old one. That however makes too much sense. My guess is that when you apply, you surrender the old one and 90-270 days later, you get the new one. Meanwhile during that 90 - 270 days you can be deemed a criminal for possessing firearms you legally purchased with the old card while waiting on the new one. No, because the original permit would be valid until the new one was issued.

Certainly you mean 1947 - not 1776... Nope..... Nj's constitution was first penned on 2 July 1776, and they put NOTHING about RKBA into it..i checked FIVE different resources because i didnt beleive it myself. the rest of the State Constitution mirrors the Bill of rights..that that Glaring omission. My own opinion is that they thought it was just so utterly SIMPLE that it didnt need to be put down in their eyes.

I've sadly come to the conclusion that if i boycitted EVERY movie that hadsomeone inb it that was a commie douche-nozzle, I'd NEVER see anything..including the animated ones with the Kidlet..LOL

Now that you put that on record some clerk is busily writing the addendum to NFA 34' to address those Evil Assault Hamsters

RIGHT F-ING THERE^^^ under the SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED part. And yes, personally I would like to own a stinger missile. One of these days im going to stop beating my head against this wall, since the squishy noise is getting tiresome. #1. The Unitesd States Constitution. DOES NOT MAKE FEDERAL LAW #2 The United States Constitution. DOES NOT CONFER ANY RIGHT #3 The United States Constitution, short of Incorporation DOES NOT APPLY TO ANTHING BUT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT The United States Constitution is a dual document that #1, Sets out the rules by which our Representative Republic is Governed, and #2 (the BoR) Puts Limitations on the Power of that FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. The "Rights" mentioned in the Constitution are "Endowed by the Creator" ALL the Constitution does it LIMIT FEDERAL POWER... Write that Down..STAPLE IT TO YOUR FOREHEAD. THAT is the reason EVERY State has it's own individual Gun Laws, THAT is the reason Those laws have not been challenged up until Now. It took Heller to have SCOTUS first make it OFFICIAL that the RKBA is an individual Right..NOW it's going to take the Chicago case to Incorporate that decision, so that it also applies to the States..Just like that had to do with EVERY OTHER FACET of the US Constitution that is applied on the State and local Level. The Founding Fathers did not want a strong Central government, they WANTED the individual states to be as independant as possible..which is why each STATE has it's own Constitution. The NJ Constitution DOES NOT ALLOW FOR RKBA..Like it or not the guys who wrote it and enacted it on 2 July 1776 left that out for whatever reason.

Sportsman's guide had a REALLY cool thing in their catalog a while back. It was a Coat rack with a shelf on yop..Very nicely finished (at least in the pictures) looked like a little mantlepiece with the coat hooks underneath, and a shelf on top. The Face of the Shelf area hinged down, with a lock on top not visible just looking at it, and it was JUST long enough to put a Mossberg Cruiser, or other short shotgun in it. I wanted on in the worst way, but the way my house is constructed i dont have a place to put it.

It's OK as long as you follow the evil features list. On a standard 10/22, you have no evil features. And you are limited to 10 round mags (or blocked to 15) in NJ. As long as the gun fires one round for every movement/press of the trigger, it is semi auto.. Now if you replaced the crank handle with something like an electric drill.. it would be considered full auto and that's obviously no-go. i beg to differ. the trigger is still being depressed once for every round fired, you are just using electric means to turn the crank. its completely legal. Already Addressed by ATF. Electric or any Other motorized Crank-drive makes it a Machine Gun, and you WILL get a stay in the Fed Pen.... otherwise Miniguns wouldnt be classified as NFA, since each barrel fires independantly.

This is new jersey..Lack of sense and makign everything as hard as possible seem to be the norm for the legislators.

ROFLMAO

So what happens to it? It sits in a safe? Gets destroyed? It'll sit in the evidence room for a number of years, and then, as long as noone has died, it'll get destroyed. NJ has NO provisions to dispose of firearms other than destruction, unless maybe to Family members in the case of items taken for safekeeping after an unattended death or the like. In a very few cases, appropriate firearms could be transferred to the departments themselves, but it's so complicated and paperwork-intensive it's cheaper and easier to just buy new. As far as guns "Going Home" you'd need a time machine for that, we have quarterly audits of the evidence lockers, and most departments do similar audits as well. IIRC about every 5 years they do a firearms specific purge, anything from cases OVER ten years old, and every item has to be cleared by the prosecutor's office before destruction. The the items are checked before they leave the building, checked again on site, and individually checked as they go in the smelter by us and NJSP. We used to do them in town at a local smelter, with pretty much the same process, just no otehr agency involved. If something turns up to be NOT destroyed, there's a clear paper trail pointing to exactly whom had it last.