DirtyDigz

Time to buy ETH yet?

Are you talking about County Line Firearms?: https://www.countylineguns.com/

From a pure price perspective, it is improving. I'm starting to see brass FMJ 9mm in stock for <$0.50 / round and it doesn't immediately sell out.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/visualizing-rise-and-fall-ammo-prices

PM'ing you.

I have a friend in Bloomfield who is looking to sell, not trade, .38sp ammo. Not sure if he's willing to travel or not. Let me know if you're interested and I'll put you in touch with him.

Start reading about FOPA here: https://www.nraila.org/articles/20150101/guide-to-the-interstate-transportation On your specific questions: In my view - I have traveled through Maryland as a NJ firearms owner many times (have family that lives there), most recently in May. I have never been stopped in probably 50+ trips from NJ to MD and back, and I frequently drive above the speed limit. I would feel comfortable transporting firearms through MD on major highways, in accordance with FOPA; I do *NOT* think MD is stopping cars solely based on "NJ Firearms Owner" coming up in any database for license plate readers, etc. I would *NOT* travel through DC with firearms or ammunition. Although DC *should* observe FOPA, DC is also ludicrous with restrictions, and people have been charged and convicted/incarcerated for simply having empty shotshells. Read the NRA FOPA link above. I think all firearms in a single locked case is fine. No issue with that in most states. HP ammo is a special case in NJ - if the ammo is hollow point and your wife is stopped in NJ and possession of the HP ammo becomes known then she needs to state she is traveling to a range (a range in another state is fine) to ensure she's within an exemption for HP transport in NJ. I suggest she avoid traveling through DC with ammo. Have all firearms/ammo/cases/range bags/anything "firearm related" out of sight from anyone standing outside the car. Cover cases/ammo boxes with a blanket if they're not in a trunk. If firearm stuff isn't plainly visible from outside the car then it reduces the chance it becomes a question if anyone is stopped. Drive in a way that reduces your chances of being stopped. Don't excessively speed on highways, follow speed limits more closely on non-highways, and strictly observe speed limits through VA. Congrats on your upcoming escape from NJ. South Carolina is on my short list of states I'm considering moving to - mind if I ask where you're going (Private Messaging is fine if you prefer)?

PM'ing you a question.

https://lmgtfy.app/?q=monster+jam+pit+party+2021+met+life

I remember it differently - Weinberg was addressing Anthony's/Sandy's comment that NJ legislators didn't contemplate whether their laws were unconstitutional before passing them; Weinberg said (paraphrasing) "they're constitutional until a court rules they aren't".

Here's the group link in case you have trouble finding it: https://mewe.com/group/56ad5c58e4b035bfcf99eb3a

I've been selling a bunch of ammo and frankly there's enough demand locally that you shouldn't need to ship it and have to be concerned with multiple state laws. If you post in the NJ guns for sale group on MeWe you'll get lots of interest for 9mm, .223 and 12ga ammo from people who will drive to you.

Not a technicality!? He had high capacity magazines in his possession, end of story. The only reason that charge didn't stick was the Prosecutor's handling of the evidence. AKA, a technicality.

Judge in Aitken's case ruled that hollowpoints had no exemption for transport between homes. Yes, Aitken talked about suicide to mother who called 911 which started the LEO investigation. He also had "high capacity" (>17 round) magazines, but the charge for the magazines ended up being defeated in court on a technicality. (Prosecutor had no evidence that the magazines could "continuously feed a firearm").

I like Singh as well - I've personally seen him at 2 different Pro-2A/Anti-Murphy rallies that I attended. However my primary vote has to go for the R candidate with the best chance of beating Murphy in the general. Still evaluating who that is going to be.

I live in an "obstructionist" town too; they dodged calls and emails for months. The letter worked. ~30 days after I sent it, I had my permits.

Stop complaining here and send the letter, certified mail, to the Manalapan police chief.

https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2021/05/04/lets-all-lament-the-woes-of-the-aft-n44620

At this point you'll need to edit the letter slightly to reflect that pistol permits are now electronic, not paper.

Send "the letter" in the post I linked earlier. I was in your same situation - My application was stalled at local PD after sailing through FARS. Detective told me they were months behind, they'd "get to it when they get to it". Sent the letter via certified mail to the Chief. Detective called me the NEXT DAY after they received it to verify employment, and I got the call to pick up my permits ~30 days after that.

"Oh that poor, poor ATF. Such a victimized department. If only they weren't so marginalized, we could do so much better at enforcing reasonable, common-sense gun control. Just look that horrendous burden of managing paper records. Why, oh why, won't that evil NRA let this agency digitize all gun transfer records?" Sorry NY Times, I'm not buying one bit of that narrative.

Yup - piece of the rifle nicked his jugular vein and pierced his lung. That round turned his rifle into shrapnel.

Note to self - if I ever get a .50 BMG rifle, do *NOT* play around with surplus specialty rounds. (Said while looking at the linked belt "sampler" of .50 BMG specialty rounds that sits on my safe...)

If this stands then it makes Murphy’s plans to “close the out of state purchase loophole” (require FID to possess firearms in NJ if you move into the state with them or legally purchase them in another state) much more difficult.

If you've been as dedicated to your current job as you describe, I bet they'll make you an offer to stay as soon as you give notice. You may want to prepare yourself for that. Is there an amount that would make staying worth it for you? Come up with that number in your head (let's call it X$), and then if they offer you to stay, ask for 1.25 X. If they counter below X, go to X. If they balk at X, walk away.