DirtyDigz

I sincerely hope the mediator route works for you, but you should talk to and select a full-on divorce lawyer to keep in reserve just in case. If your negotiations via mediator fall through things will get very hectic very quickly for you. Please, please listen to the others here and make arrangements NOW to get your firearms and ammunition out of state.

Another update to that article: ANJRPC - Wow. Seems to me that ANJRPC is the FUD of the NJ RKBA groups.

What would be the charge that brought you before the judge in this hypothetical situation? Remember, it's legal to bring handguns into NJ, and continue to posses them in exempted locations, that you acquired in other states. No FID or purchase permit required.

I'm not surprised that this commission did us no favors. I am somewhat surprised that ANJRPC is applauding it. I am *VERY* surprised that Colandro/Gunforhire is applauding it.

I think you've missed the portion of this thread where we've been discussing 80% **PISTOL** lowers, like existing 1911 80% frames and the upcoming 80% polymer lower that will work with glock slides. An 80% pistol lower that you finish in another state and then bring into NJ is a legal work-around for the pistol permitting process in NJ which often takes months and results in registration.

If I'm reading correctly, the Franklin BFS trigger can be held back while flipping the safety selector back to safe to stop discharge upon releasing the trigger. Hrmm, maybe I'll see if my buddy out of state will buy this for me...

The pistol permit form is de facto handgun registration for NJ. The state police get a copy that identifies you, your FID, the pistol make/model and serial #.

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More was done with the petition than I expected - A senator and 2 assemblyman wrote a cover letter and sent it to Christie's office. Wonder if he ever reads it:

By 'now' you mean after waiting several months for your pistol purchase permit to get processed.

Resurrecting this thread: So Silver dipped into the 13's before rebounding back above 14. Is this the bottom? Or just a speed bump on the commodity express straight to hell?

No NJ law against possessing a firearm that you manufactured *IN ANOTHER STATE*. If the other state (like PA, for instance) has no law against manufacturing then you can take your 80% there, finish it to 100% and then return to NJ without having broken any laws (assuming you can legally posses a firearm otherwise, the finished firearm is NJ legal, yadda yadda) I look forward to NJ's gun-a-phobes losing sphincter control once 80% polymer handgun lowers start to become available. You could probably finish those with a cordless drill. "People in NJ can get handguns without a background check!?" There is a 1911 80% metal lower with a jig/hand cutting tool combination available currently. You could buy it with no background check, scoot across the state line to a parking lot in PA, cut the rails by hand in your car and then drive back home (directly) with a new, legal "ghost 1911".

When the quality of the advertising matches the quality of the item advertised:

Ordered 4 more plus several boxes of the Monarch "Light Dove" 12 ga shells, $4.98 / 25, shipped free with order over $25.

Reduce your per-lower NICS fee - buy multiple lowers at once, get them all transferred on the same NICS check.

It's not a clock?

Hrmmm, I've got an xps2 I'd like to send back for a refund, but I can't find any receipt for it...

If you don't need the compressor then forget this thing and get one of the lithium ion battery packs. Much smaller, lighter, holds charge longer and more versatile (can also power laptops/phones/tablets): http://www.motorweek.org/features/goss_garage/lithium-ion-battery-jump-starter I have several, one in each car. Saw them at Costco for ~$60 last month.

I hope everyone who is eager to click on these meaningless polls has the same drive to get out and vote in the next elections.

Same here too.

Love mine. Big shout-out to Steve at Monmouth Arms for hooking me up with it. I've upgraded with the Geiselle trigger pack *and* the Geiselle replacement trigger with adjustable slack (aka the "super sabra lightning bow"). I'm amazed that a bullpup trigger can work as well as this does.

Yep, stopped by the Delaware store yesterday and all their herters 9mm boxes were $11.99. Ruger 10/22 bx-15 15 rd magazines were on sale for $20.99 though.

They cancelled my .22 ammo order that I posted about the day after they accepted it.

Thanks, in on an order.

Got an email today that my order was cancelled.