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@Matteo323, my heart weeps for you - I fear you may never know the exquisite joy of launching a grenade from your SKS:

I’m not aware of any NJ restriction on cutting down a Yugo sks muzzle device or removing the grenade ladder sight. I think your SKS is unfortunately mangled, but still NJ legal.

Congrats!

Welcome Jcastag! Beware of Zeke...

Supposedly Blue Iris works with the majority of cameras that are ONVIF compatible. Here's a list of tested cameras: https://www.blueirisdownload.com/cameras.html I'm going to use a Cisco Catalyst 3560 network switch for my setup, both to connect/power the POE cameras and for my home networking. It has 48 ports and auto-senses whether the device connected to a port needs Power-Over-Ethernet (POE) and provides it if it does. It's plug and play - you can just plug it in and go, you don't have to get into the Cisco switch management software unless you want to do something custom with the network configuration. They're available used for around $50 on ebay. I bought two so I have one as a spare just in case the first craps out: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=323986632983&_sacat=0 (Tag @Brisco, you might be interested in this)

Yeah, I wouldn't recommend one Blue Iris instance for that... I'm looking to run 6 cameras on mine.

It's more electricity over a NVR, yes, but the extra functionality (get alerts with images sent to cell phone, log in remotely to web server and view video, have alerts/motion sensing change based on whether your cell phone is on the home network or not (geofencing), configure exactly how much video is saved for how long) is well worth it in my opinion

Yup, that's why the camera system I'm getting ready to install at my home will use the Blue Iris software running on a cheap-o dedicated PC. No one else gets the video unless I give it to them, and it is crazy configurable as far as motion detection/alerts/geofencing.

One of the NJ red flag law “victims” is challenging it in federal district court: https://www.njtvonline.org/news/video/njs-red-flag-law-gets-challenged-in-federal-court/

Another analysis of the situation: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/remington-v-soto-why-everyone-should-keep-calm-and-carry-on/

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Great deal assuming it’s not all banged up. This small shop makes great upgrade parts: http://sierrapapacx4.com/

Pay no attention to that debt behind the curtain.

All the restrictions that California has, and still this happened.

Waiting to hear if the shooter took SSRI’s.

Here's a new NJ Red Flag law case: https://www.nj.com/mercer/2019/11/princeton-man-posted-about-bringing-his-ar-15-rifle-to-walmart-so-cops-seized-his-all-his-guns.html

Welcome BSerbs!

I agree with BobA - It's lawyer time. The recommendation for Dr. Pirelli is a good one (he's "The firearms shrink"), but what happens if Pirelli writes you an "Ok to own guns" letter and the prosecutor still refuses to return the firearms/FID card? I think next step should be retain a lawyer and move forward as the lawyer advises. Sorry this happened to you.

https://www.politico.com/states/new-jersey/story/2019/11/06/new-jersey-of-all-places-bucks-the-democratic-trend-1226411

If you don’t mind running new cabling then Get POE (power over Ethernet) cameras. More reliable than Wi-FI.

Thanks for the recommendation. Went with this one instead: https://www.rainierarms.com/schmeisser-ar15-2-piece-drop-in-keymod-handguard-contract-overrun/

Because I had a lower sitting around and got this upper for very cheap. I have no desire to make an "accurate recreation" of a historical dissipator.