DirtyDigz

Chipolte didn't ban guns. They didn't put up signs saying firearms not allowed. They issued a statement saying they would prefer their customers didn't bring them in, same as Starbucks did: my emphasis added.

Should be. And CCW'ers should be aware of the legalities of carrying in every jurisdiction they visit, yet we see a couple of otherwise law abiding CCW'ers busted in NYC each year. Whatever, I'm done arguing - not my flowchart.

Disagree on the barrel lengths, PK. The more possible situations the flowchart can accommodate the more useful it is. There could be someone in free state with a legal NFA SBS contemplating a move to NJ.

To avoid confusion instead of "Fixed magazine" I'd recommend "Tube/Fixed magazine". Ya gotta add an extra test on barrel length - NFA weapons (in this case, a short barreled shotgun) are verboten in NJ too.

Agreed - so that should be the first decision point "Is your shotgun on the named list, and/or does it have a revolving cylinder?"

Shotgun flow chart in text: Is your shotgun a pump, break-open or lever action? - Yes -> LEGAL (as long as it meets Federal/NFA barrel length minimum. "Anything goes" on a pump/break-open/lever action shotgun: Bayonets on a pump/break-open/lever action - LEGAL. Capacity over 6 rounds on a pump, break-open or lever action - LEGAL. Folding stocks/telescoping stocks/pistol grips on a pump/break-open/lever action - LEGAL) | NO-> Your shotgun is semi-automatic -> Does your semi-automatic shotgun have: | A pistol grip? - Yes -> ILLEGAL | NO | Magazine capacity (either tube or detachable) in excess of 6 rounds? - Yes -> ILLEGAL | NO | A folding or telescoping stock? - Yes -> ILLEGAL. | NO -> your semi-automatic shotgun is LEGAL

Haven't shopped at a Dick's since they pulled their evil black rifles following Sandy Hook. I advise y'all do the same. Plan ahead and order your ammo from places that will take your money *AND* support your R2KBA.

So much for that hope...

Magazine follower tilting and sticking all over the place, resulting in erratic loading and feeding. Load 5 rounds, suddenly have to use triple the force to put the 6th round in because the follower was sticking. Insert fully loaded magazine, fire 3 shots then slide stops slightly out of battery. Find a round sticking in the action almost vertically (bullet nose up) because the follower is tilted/stuck and the whole array of rounds left in the magazine is rattling around. Some people have good luck with them, I was 0 for 2. If you do buy them, expect it to be a lottery and inspect them closely for lots of extra plastic flash/burs that you'll need to cut away for any hope of normal function.

I got 2 of these for $15 a few years back and was happy to give them away for free to ensure I never accidentally relied on them. Range toys, AT BEST.

Nice video documentary showing guys in this region manufacturing handguns in garages using very rudimentary tools and processes: http://www.vice.com/the-vice-guide-to-travel/the-gun-markets-of-pakistan#ooid=hsZGZpMjr6usvtLWOH3I7PXHz91Eo0x4

Hrmm - how many shotgun blaaaasts (/Joe Biden voice) do you get before you start to worry about the takedown pin holes in your upper becoming oval instead of circular?

You need to be precise with your language. I think it's reckless to claim that those rounds are "NJSP approved". I think what you meant to say was that "A NJSP internal memo from a couple of years ago offered the opinion that EFMJ/Crit. Def. rounds are not considered to be hollowpoint ammunition. Your chances of success in citing that memo as part of your defense should you be charged with hollowpoint charges may vary."

Not desperate enough to buy that crap. I remember buying a box of that stuff and opening it up to start loading a 15 round magazine by hand. Before I finished loading the magazine I picked up a round by the bullet end - as I was moving it towards the magazine the casing end fell off and dumped the powder, leaving me with just the bullet pinched between my fingertips.

- Pending nasty breakup with possible restraining orders/false charges of DV?

Armaflex looks interesting, but I'm wondering if it's just more shred bait for the cats.

I've got a weight bench that I really like, adjusts to different angles, has a dip station,etc. Problem is that my cats really took a liking to it to - as a scratching pad. They've ripped the cheap vinyl fabric that covers it to shreds. Little effers - $200 worth of cat tower with sisal rope scratching posts in the next room, and they decide to use the weight bench instead... I want to get the pad on the bench reupholstered with something a lot more durable (maybe cordura?) and maybe some firmer foam padding as well. Any suggestions for a shop that can do this kind of work in the Easter Morris County/Morristown area? It's a simple shape (long rectangle), and I'm not looking to spend multiple Benjamins on this.

So with a "relist", chances are good that they're going to hear it, or at least they're thinking hard about it.

No problem wolswol, I'll PM ya.

I ordered 2 sets. Anyone in Eastern Morris Co. who wants to split a set give me a yell.

Thanks for the clarification!

I heard that you had to own property to get a CCW in South Carolina (have to submit copy of property tax bill with application). Are you able to get CCW while leasing an apartment?

Heslin is the father of one of the children killed in the Sandy Hook shooting. He has past convictions of possession of narcotics and multiple DUI's (all prior to the Sandy Hook shooting). He was also recently charged (mid-2013) with writing bad checks, not sure if those charges resulted in convictions or not.

I love the legislative alerts page at NJOA (I'll spoil it for you before you click through - nothing about the magazine restriction or reasonable deviation bills): http://capwiz.com/njoutdooralliance/issues/bills/

Executive Summary - Hawaii likely becomes a shall-issue state for CCW: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/03/daniel-zimmerman/breaking-ninth-circuit-makes-hawaii-shall-issue-state/