DirtyDigz

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1602487_ATF_Trying_to_Seize_Ares_Armor_Customer_List_and_Inventory__Update_EP80__ruled_a_Firearm.html&page=7 http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/03/daniel-zimmerman/breaking-ares-armor-raided-atf/ http://www.examiner.com/article/atf-accuses-ares-armor-of-illegal-gun-sales-response-to-restraining-order

Done. Person answering the phone was pleasant, said my comment had been recorded.

List updated to add Modern Munitions.

Just visited their site - they don't appear to have an online store operational. How do you order from them, via phone/email?

Had a BCM on first build, got a Rainier raptor for the next build, liked it so much that all my AR's now have the Rainier. BCM's tend to extend farther away from the uppper, which can be both good and bad - easier to get a hold of, but also easier to snag on things. Rainier still juts out enough to easily catch it with a support hand palm but has a more "aero" profile that seems to hang up on clothing/slings/straps less.

Happened to me with a relatively new Amex card around Christmas. First charge was $25, probably as a test, then the next charge was $600+. I'm almost certain the CC info was lifted from Target when they had their big data theft. I used that Amex card at a target once in Oct. or Nov. when I didn't have my target card with me. Amex customer service was great - they canceled out the charges and sent me a new card 2nd day mail.

Fishpaw, have you seen any places in Emmaus with garages?

I am interested if you can check, thanks. Shoot me a PM if you want better contact info for me.

Thanks for the writeup and offer Dave, much appreciated and I'll look to see if Madison Group has any other properties outside of that area. I really want to live close to Emmaus though.

Glad to hear it - too bad NJ will never realize the caliber of person they lose when you move.

Would you trust that you could go to any DSG in NJ and buy shotgun ammo without an FID card?

Please let Dicks Sporting Goods know that.

Can still see plenty of the back wall fabric of the safe and the top shelf is not sagging in the middle from weight of ammo. Fail.

Yeah, no. Your kind offer is noted though...

Correct. There is no legal requirement to have a FID to possess a NJ legal firearm in the house, no matter where it came from originally.

Assuming the shotgun is in a NJ legal configuration: To keep the shotgun at home, or to transport it under exemptions (to/from range, to/from gunsmith) he needs to do zilch. Nothing. There is NO mandatory registration. He can register it IF HE CHOOSES TO DO SO, but there is very little reason to do so (the only advantage I can think of is it makes for a quicker police report if the shotgun is stolen). If he wants to buy ammo for it in NJ, he'll likely need an FID depending on the retailer. If he buys his ammo mail order/in a neighboring state, he likely will NOT need an FID.

Sssshhh, it's super sekrit. You can look, but you can't participate. Glad you had a fun hunt...

Useful info, thanks. The hell there isn't. I can take a 7 mile diameter circle and enclose the majority of all 4 towns: http://maps.google.com/maps/api/staticmap?size=600x500&path=fillcolor:0x00FF00|weight:1|color:0xFFFFFF|enc:o~jwF~gskMn@cy@rCyx@tFix@tImw@rLiv@pO}t@jRgs@`Ukq@tWeo@dZ{l@p\ej@v^mg@z`@kd@tb@ea@nd@y]~e@iZhg@sVnh@}Rli@_Ofj@cKtj@aG`k@aCdk@?`k@`Cvj@`Gdj@bKli@~Nnh@|Rjg@rV~e@hZld@x]vb@da@x`@jd@v^lg@p\dj@dZzl@tWdo@bUjq@jRfs@nO|t@tLhv@tIlw@rFhx@rCxx@p@by@q@by@sCzx@sFfx@uIlw@uLhv@oO|t@kRfs@cUjq@uWfo@eZxl@q\fj@w^jg@y`@jd@wb@da@md@x]_f@hZkg@tVoh@zRmi@`Oej@`Kwj@bGak@`Cek@?ak@aCuj@cGgj@aKmi@aOoh@{Rig@uV_f@iZod@y]ub@ea@{`@kd@w^kg@q\gj@eZyl@uWgo@aUkq@kRgs@qO}t@sLiv@uImw@uFgx@sC{x@o@cy@&sensor=true (I get what you're saying, travel time is a huge factor. I'm just feeding your compulsion for arguing. ) Problems with traffic around 145 noted. I've got other reasons for wanting to be close to Emmaus. If I things go with my job the way I imagine they might then hopefully I'll be working from home the majority of the week and commuting to Reading 1 or 2 days a week.

Roger that MW. I've heard the same about Allentown elsewhere, but wasn't sure if there were some "good" areas or not. If I had my druthers I'd go for Emmaus.

NFA/Silencer stuff is a ways off. Baby steps, first I want to live where the state doesn't hate me because I own firearms.

BINGO!

Thanks for looking into it. Understood I'll be driving more - more than offset by being able to carry. Edit: BTW - schools are NOT a concern. I'm single, don't have any kids.

Thanks AA. Any particular Apartment complexes you can recommend? I really, *REALLY* want something with a garage.

I'm starting to get serious about moving to PA. Right now I'm focusing on the Allentown/Bethlehem/Emmaus/Macungie area. I may end up with commuting into Reading a couple of times a week (yes, I know Reading is a hole, won't be living there) and a commute back to Short Hills, NJ a couple of times a month. Tentative plan is to get an apartment first and then start house hunting once I'm more oriented to the area. Anyone out there with experience/knowledge on the area and would like to offer advice? Areas to look for/avoid, etc.?

Oh lawdy, not Meryl Streep!