KpdPipes

Incorrect the answer has been posted here Ad Nauseum. You can buy them, You can transport them home and possess them in your home. You can transport them to where you are shooting and back, you CANNOT possess them ust wandering around. Is it Stupid? yeah, but it is what it is.

Quoting from a shoe that is entirely fictional about what is or isnt Legal is rather silly, don't you think???

Good to hear Anthony

You REALLY just cant help yourself

Yes..which is why you also have to have a secondary flashlight for looking around..you dont use your weapon-mounted light unless you have a reason to have your weapon out to begin with. My guys (and pretty much every agency i know of) had pretty much a One strike policy...if you used your weapon light for something you SHOULD have been using your regular flashlight, you no longer had the authorization to HAVE a Weapon Light.

Federally or State?? the NJ State AWB happened first. ANYTHING that qualified under the Law had to be Registered, Rendered Inoperable, Turned in, or Sold out of state. there was NO grandfather clause, and you had a VERY short window to make your choice and take action accordingly. the Federal Ban while it mirrored NJ's in many points ALLOWED firearms that were already owned to be kept, and transferred, it also allowed Pre-ban Magazines. The ONLY thing that the federal ban was more restrictive on was Capacity, the max was 10 for magazines produced during that period. Biggest thing with the NJ ban is that most people had NO idea about it until it was too late, also, most everyone truly believed that once they were registered, it would only be a matter of a year or two before the turn in order came, so we all got rid of them out of state, whether sold off, or stored with family or friends..in the end IIRC there were only a few hundred registered at most.

Actually Romeny didnt En act the ma AWB, he reinforced it..however it was a package deal that eased some other restrictions on Gun owners in Ma at the same time....Kind of like FOPA..FOPA brought us the Hughes Ammendment that closed the MG Registry, BUT It also ALLOWED Mail-order Ammunition, Gave protections for travelling, and several other beneficial things. Hughes was supposed to have been the "Poison Pill" that Killed FOPA, but it was passed anyway.

This.... Cabelas in PA does the COE's, other places not so much.

I've got a hand tool with a small cup installed, if i come across one, I just pop it out from under the spring (Hornady Press), seat the primer, then slip it back in and keep going..costs me maybe 30 seconds

I've seen Glock factory barrels leaded up it's not something that happens with a couple of mags, but extended shooting of lead bullets can cause pressure spikes, which, with Glock's unsupported chamber means a sore hand and an exploded pistol..which Glock want replace.

I'm up at a friend's in Belleville. I have a neighbor who is checking on my place once a day, anything of any real value is secured.

Keansburg had the stands and arcades looted overnight, the machines are lying all over the streets where they were carted off and broken into to get any change, both of the bars on the boardwalk were also burglarized with all of the liquor and cigarettes taken. There were groups going around in both the Burg, and Middletown throughout the night last night taking gas cans, generators, and anythign else that was unattended and not chained down.

Possession of quantities of Narcotics for the Docs and Dentists..Maybe Cash or securities for the CPA

They're dangerous then..the Chinese QC isnt very good, and the permeable membrane between the 2 chemicals in the battery isnt well made...meaning, too much shock or vibration can rupture the membrane turning your battery into what is essentially a small explosive. I thought it was all hype till a co-workers surefire exploded after he dropped it, and we found he had some cheapo 123's in it.

Prepare your anus.....it's HORRIBLY Written. Ayn Rand may have had good ideas, but she was a sucky Author.

Wow... I'll hold my comment as it will be a violation of the Conduct code..but use your imagination.

That's why I get the ones from BatteryStation, they're made in the US..AFAIK it's only the foreign-made batteries that have the "Explosive" problem

I havent bought them in ages. i only get 123's from Batterystation.com now....usually either 20 or 25 at a time

i don't think there are any. My KBI was made in Turkey, Baikal was making them originally with Faux "Hammers" and now with the real thing..I dont know if they are still available. i Wish Daly or someone was still importing SXS like mine, it is a beautiful firearm. Metal-to-wood fit was great, and the blue on the barrels was deep and glossy..they ONLY flaw in the whole gun was a bead of silver solder that is under the rib and rattles.

IIRC the Trustees still have to go theough the Background Checks since they are allowed to be in possession of the NFA properties listed in the trust. The PRIMARY Trust-holder (I think this is also the "Guarantor") has to reside in the NFA-legal state, as that is where the "Trust" Itself resides, and the assets of that trust. Individual trustees however can be from non-nfa states. At leas that's what my reasearch has shown. So far the only thing i've heard on the trust issue, is the possibility that ATF may start rejecting out of hand Trusts filed with Do-it-yourself programs like Quick-Will or the like. Usually Attorneys who are familiar with the process charge around 5-6 hundred dollars to file the trust.

As far as the KSG is concerned, it is completely Lawful..it's Pump-Action, so the 14 round capacity and Pistol Grip are Not an Issue.

It's a Misnomer, it isnt "One GUN per Month', it's One handGun A Month. You can buy as many Long guns as you can afford, but only One of those Evil, Baby, Nun, Cute Fuzzy Bunny Devastating Handguns... GOD I hate this state.

At least they're moving forward..somewhat. the ORIGINAL AG Letter from Dow was so restrictive that Nobody wanted any part of it, since only Supervisors would be allowed to carry them (or members of the departmental SWAT team if they had one) and the number of people allowed to be qualified in Total in the dept depended on the population of the coverage area of that agency. IIRC My Dept could have 2.. John, AFAIK EVERY single instance of a Taser being cited in a fatality also had some other underlying issue as well, ranging from high levels of drugs in the decedent's system, to other health problems. Kind of like Pepper Spray. In the end Knowing NJ and the AG's office as I do, I predict that the first couple of people who actually USE their tasers will be Vilified and tossed right under the bus, and nobody will want to EVER use them because it'll just be too much hassle.

The SW's were good Shotguns, and made good Duty pool weapons. At the time though, they were trying to compete with Ithaca and Remington who pretty much Owned that part of the market. While they sold a bunch of them, it wasnt enough to keep the line going.

I have a John Daly Libery II (Made by KBI) I'll have to take some pics of it when i get a chance.