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Look at all that ammo. Almost as much money as the gun haha

Well 9 days was much better then I was expecting, especially since we had a holiday in there. Maybe it is Getting better. The person running the shop told me nics is about 8 days now

Yea your the one that recommended them to me. Great people inside and with one more permit I told them I'd be back. Have lots of ammo for this bad boy too. The gold is a bit flashy for me but its still beautiful. Never even seen one in person.

Just picked up my black Desert Eagle .50 from Caso's in Jersey City. She was home all of 5 minutes before I took her apart for the new hogue grips. Can't figure out how to load up pictures. I'm like a proud daddy smiling from ear to ear. Always wanted one.

5-22-13..... 5-31-13

I taught my nephew gun safety on a BB gun at age 9 then at age 10 I took him to the range and he was fantastic there

No chance. Maybe like 3 out of 10 or 4 out of 10.

Welcome from Saddle Brook

I just got that email when I clicked on your post haha. Yea this isn't one of their better ideas

Good point.

My mistake. Just took a guess at it. Seems odd that you could buy them from different places.

I think it only works if your buying them from the same place.

No one kills with a .50 cause its to damn much to shoot. You could buy a Saturday night special for the price of decent ammo on the .50

After 6 months you might be more ready to shoot up a place lol. Come on Nics and out through my Deagle!

would this eliminate the nics basically?

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/05/30/seton-hall-evacuated-following-bomb-threat a friend of mine works there. Gotta get info from him.

New Jersey's Premier Second Amendment Organization ~ Defending Freedom Since 1936 SENATE PASSES REMAINING GUN BILLS Fails to Include Easy Fixes on Gun Owner Issues Many Bills Now Move Back to the Assembly for Concurrence Today (May 30), the New Jersey State Senate passed its remaining package of 10 gun bills in a largely partisan vote, following procedural delays and additional committee hearings since the last Senate voting session on May 13. Many of the bills in the entire legislative package passed by the Senate this month will now move back to the Assembly for concurrence with changes made in the Senate, and whatever passes the Assembly will then move to the Governor's office. There may be new Assembly committee hearings on some of the bills passed by the Senate before the full Assembly votes on the entire bill package in June. We do not anticipate that the Governor will take action before July on any of the bills that reach his desk. Absent from today's Senate agenda were simple, easy fixes to longstanding issues that have plagued law-abiding gun owners, which ANJRPC has been pressing for months. These include an "Aitken's Law” concept (to prevent law-abiding gun owners from being turned into criminals for hypertechnical transportation violations); enforcement of the 30-day permit issuance deadline already required by law but ignored by permitting authorities; and extension of handgun permits to one year. We will continue to press for these fixes to be added to the legislative package of gun bills. Here are the bills that passed the Senate today: S2723 (Throws out existing FID cards & replaces with driver license endorsement or other form of ID; suspends Second Amendment rights without proof of firearms training, including for all current handgun owners; imposes 7-day waiting period for handgun purchases; ends all private sales; effectively creates a registry of ammunition purchases and long gun sales; additional impacts.) S2178 (Bans fifty caliber and similar firearms. The current version was amended to make the bill effective immediately – specifically to prevent law-abiding citizens with pending orders for these firearms from taking possession of them. Grandfathering of those who already own these firearms has been added – but the guns must be registered, and owners could have civil liability if the firearm is used in a crime. This bill impacts firearms with a muzzle energy of 12,000 ft-pounds, even if under .50 caliber, and possibly other firearms. Gun bans like this are based on the false, unsupportable idea that society will be safer if one particular tool is removed, which fails to recognize that someone intent on doing ev il will not be stopped or deterred merely because one particular tool is not available.) S2485 (Suspends Second Amendment rights of U.S. citizens based on a secret government list – no due process. Ignores the presumption of innocence to which all U.S. citizens are entitled. Can be abused by government officials to ban guns to demonized classes of law abiding citizens, including military veterans and gun owners.) A3717 (Submits mental health records to NICS – no stated requirement of due process, despite repeated requests since February.) S2467 / S2471 (Prohibits investment of state pension funds in companies tied to manufacturers, importers, or sellers of so-called "assault” firearms for civilian use.). S2804 (Makes possession of firearms a first degree crime for those previously convicted of serious crimes or engaged in commission of a serious crime. This bill targets violent criminals in possession of guns. During committee testimony, ANJRPC urged legislators to add a corollary "Aitken's Law” provision to protect law-abiding gun owners from severe unintended consequences of NJ gun law generally, but they declined to do so). S1133 (Significantly enhances bail requirements for certain gun crimes. As originally written, carried potential for extreme unintended consequences against law-abiding gun owners. Committee amendments were added in response to ANJRPC testimony to preclude this possibility – enhanced bail requirements now only apply to those engaged in, or previously convicted of, serious crimes.) S1279 (Increases the penalty for unlawful transfer of a firearm to a minor from third to second degree. As originally written, carried potential for extreme unintended consequences against law-abiding gun owners. Committee amendments were added in response to ANJRPC testimony to ensure that temporary transfers to minors for instruction and training were exempted. Existing law would already exempt temporary transfers for target practice and competition.) S2801 (Increases the statute of limitations for prosecution of theft of a firearm from 5 to 10 years). S2552 (Would protect private identity information of individual gun owners from public disclosure.) The one about the .50 cals especially affects me since I have one waiting on the nics right now.

Hahaha good for that dude.

What a load of BS! Perhaps he should of his in the closet while this guy just robbed him blind and maybe even hurt his family if he had one.

What excuse did you use if any to get the exemption? Wondering how it works

God I hope so. I have one more permit after this one.

Was trying to find a Deagle .50 forever. Kept calling the usual shops around me until BlueLine told me about caso's in jersey city. Now I can't find ammo lol

That's B-E-A-utiful!!!! Always wanted to play around with one of those. Lol.

Yea that's probably the same for me. The cops in my town don't seem to mind at all with giving extensions so I'm not to worried

Man why ya gotta depress me even more haha. I just want my toy so I can start putting in for another one too