DirtyDigz

Wasn't guaranteeing a comprehensive list of situations....

They're back again. I've bought multiple previous times from this seller with no problems: http://www.ebay.com/itm/112490489291

No "paper trail" needed for pistols legally acquired outside of NJ. You can move to NJ with your collection of pistols that you acquired while a resident of another state and continue to legally possess them in NJ without even thinking about a NJ pistol permit. You can go to Cabela's in another state, buy a bb pistol or a black powder pistol (not regulated in other states but considered handguns in NJ), bring them back into NJ and legally possess them in NJ without even thinking about a NJ pistol permit. Here's the mind blower: You can buy one of those polymer80 spectre 80% glock-compatible frames, have it shipped to your house in NJ, buy all the rest of the parts necessary to complete it, travel over to PA or DE or another state that does not outlaw individual manufacture of firearms, finish milling/drilling out the frame, and then return to NJ with a legal, functional, semiautomatic centerfire handgun without even thinking about a NJ pistol permit.

Careful with your source there - "The Trace" is Bloomberg funded anti-gun journalism that tries to masquerade as "fair and reasonable".

Dwight & Nick - emailed you to get "on the list" for info about the meeting. I'm not certain I'm able to attend yet.

Rosey, I'll be at the meeting in South Amboy this Tuesday, look forward to meeting you.

Autoglove turning a handgun into miniature artillery piece at 0:35 in the video. Hope there's no one several miles away at the end of that parabolic bullet flight path.

Cabela's puts it on sale *occasionally* - I believe I picked up a couple of boxes for $17 in their store in Delaware once. Edit: Check out sgammo.com - they've got it at $169.50 per 250 which is equivalent to $16.95 per box (shipping additional): http://www.sgammo.com/product/hornady/250-round-case-9mm-hornady-critical-defense-115gr-hollow-point-90250

Brucin, try imgur - you can upload and then link image here without needing a login/account: http://www.imgur.com

Appleseed shoots have banned them in the past due various safety issues. Not sure if this is only 15-22's of a certain vintage or not: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/09/15/breaking-sw-mp-1522-rifles-banned-appleseed-events-due-run-away-battery-firing/

Late notice - I plan to go after work tonight and talk to Mr. Regina.

Looks like Neptune, NJ is going to be my new constitutional right gatekeeper in the near future. Anyone have any experience with them? Are they FID/PP friendly, neutral, or obstructionist?

I'm now under contract. Last call for any recommendations, thanks for those already provided.

http://www.nj.gov/guns/faq.html $100 per rifle or shotgun $120 per handgun $200 per "assault weapon" Max 3 firearms purchased from any one person. Hrmmmm..... Daisy air rifle at $18.42 (+ PA Tax) = ~$81.58 gross profit: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Daisy-Youth-Air-Rifle-Buck-2105/19341880 Umarex air pistol $17.97 (+ PA Tax) = ~$102.03 gross profit: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Umarex-DX17-177-Dual-Ammo-Air-Pistol/44689753

Your friend can try bringing the below directive issued directly from the Attorney General of NJ to the attention of the chief of police, and if no traction gained there, the mayor: http://www.nj.gov/lps/dcj/agguide/directives/2016-4_Permits-to-Carry-Firearms_Directive.pdf Page 2, middle of 2nd paragraph (my emphasis added, any typos are probably mine):

In for info also - Looking for a home system with 6-8 weatherproof cameras, and I want the cameras *wired*, not wireless. I recall there was a member here who had a lot of professional experience with security systems and had better alternatives to the "costco level" systems.

SAW = Second Amendment Women shooting club: https://www.facebook.com/sawshootingclub/ http://sawshootingclub.com/

My GF of several years enjoys shooting a lot. Her father is a firearms enthusiast and NRA certified instructor and introduced her to shooting in her early teens, so she had lots of exposure to firearms growing up. She went with me to one of the NJGF shotgun shootouts a couple of years ago and enjoyed it. She, her father and I go shooting together about once every other month, and she'll go shooting with me any time I suggest it. She enjoys .22LR pistols and rifles the most; she's an awesome shot with my 10/22. She'll try most anything that doesn't kick too hard (My 12ga shotties and AK variant are not to her liking). She enjoyed the hell out of shooting my Browning M1919 though. She doesn't own any firearms herself - she talks about getting an FID occasionally, and I encourage her every time she mentions it, but hasn't made the time to do it yet. I've sent her links to the facebook SAW group, but not sure if she ever took a look at it or reached out to them.

If you don't *have* to shoot outside then consider going to Gun For Hire in Woodland Park, NJ. They have a great rental selection. I last went to Sunset Hill > 5 years ago, so much may have changed since then. On a Saturday with nice weather at noon time the line of people waiting to rent could be out the door, so recommend going early. If you rent you will likely will have a Range Officer attending to you the entire time, possibly even loading and unloading magazines/ammunition for you to cut down on your handling of the firearm. It's a decent place to go for your first time ever shooting; their focus is on the "tourist" rental business. Once you have your own firearms you'll probably find someplace else you like better.

Do they take pictures of all cars passing by, or only the ones speeding?

Thanks Zeke.

Only if the murderers are speeding - and driving a car registered to them.

I'm sure a team of lawyers and psychologists worked together to come up with the $40 amount that evokes just that reaction. Just enough to not be worth fighting, because this scheme probably wouldn't stand up to a concerted legal challenge. Personally, I enjoy knowing that they've probably expended more than $40 in clerk time sending me the notices so far.

$40.

5 month update, still haven't paid. Around March-ish they sent me a notice that my vehicle registration privileges are suspended in Maryland. Ok, knock yourselves out there Maryland Safe Speed.... Some time in April I renewed the NJ registrations of my car and motorcycle. No issues. I've received about 4 more "You really have to pay" letters since then. I'm saving them - and ignoring them. Haven't received any more since early May. Recently applied for a mortgage, had a couple of hard credit pulls, my FICO score is over 800. So no credit ding that I can see, at least not yet.