MrMcKulit

I actually bought some from Cheyenne. The ones they sell are tiny. I think you can only squeeze them twice. I wonder if this Kimber pepper spray is legal in NJ .... http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0044111228579a.shtml What about pepper balls? Can they be purchased by civilians?

You guys are hilarious

I wonder if they are going to slap him with some anti-terrorist law or something. They are already trying to implicate him as being a member of the neo-nazi group.

I knew it! It can't be just the pics and profile in Myspace. Maybe that tipped them off to do surveillance on this guy but it is indeed the selling of converted firearms that got him.

Please forgive me if I'm a dumb ass .... In regards to that NY legislation that they are trying to pass ... it said "detachable magazine" ... does that include pistols too? I didn't see anything that says rifle or pistol ....

That's great to know. Can you please point me to a documentation or a write up about this? Thanks in advance.

I believe the homeowner did it by the book. He gave the intruder all possible reason to back down but didn't. Let's see what they did correctly. 1. They called 911 as soon as possible. 2. The husband announced to the intruder that he has a gun 3. The husband repeatedly shouted to stop and to go away while the wife stayed on the phone. 4. Used lethal force once the person charged in the house after destroying a glass door. This is a great controlled scenario. But ... what if you woke up in the middle of the night while someone is already in your house? Can you still follow the same procedure quickly and efficiently? Adrenalin will run quickly through your body. It is important to follow the above steps before using lethal force as a "last resort". If some of the steps mentioned above is neglected, you are opening yourself for a very lengthy and costly litigation. We need castle doctrine or something similar here in NJ. I fear for my family's safety. Year after year the murder and home invasion statistics of Trenton and Philly have been increasing.

Group buy sounds good! Thanks and please keep us updated.

Will this one work for handguns too? I'm specifically looking for 9mm (and for later .40 and .45).

Would this be a good first reloading press? Lee Pro 1000 Loader http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templ ... ISO-8859-1 This is going to be my first attempt on reloading. I think this machine is versatile enough to fit my caliber needs.

He doesn't look right at all ....

Depending on the company policy. The word gun in that url does not help. Be careful what you submit for categorization or consideration.

Try and be friends with the network guys. They might hook you up and give you a backdoor to bypass web sense .

I have an alarm system in the house. I use DSC Envoy and its components for the hardware then use https://nextalarm.com/index.jsp for monitoring. The monitoring goes through my broadband connection. I like this particular hardware because it speaks. I don't have to look at the panel to know where the violated zone is. It'll say something like "Basement Motion Sensor" out loud then starts wailing ..... Like the above post, I have a remote to arm and disarm it. Since I'm lazy activating the alarm I have it programmed to automatically arm itself at 11:00 PM. My family knows that they can't be on the main floor or basement at that time. Everyone has to be upstairs. Oh and maybe you can call me paranoid but I have installed a hardwired phone in all the rooms (bathrooms, bedrooms, living room etc etc) aside from my wireless phones.

That's my gripe all the time. Why does law abiding citizens who gets violated by an intruder sometimes get caught by the long arm of the law? Why can't they just allow the sale of tazers (the type police use) for home defense in NJ? Why do homeowners who choose not to fatally shoot an intruder gets sued by the intruder when he survives the ordeal? All I want to do is protect my family. I wish "at the least" we should have a similar law in NJ like the castle doctrine. Then again why am I still in NJ? I should move out. LOL

I never heard of this before ... what could be the possible repercussion?

Got it thanks. I see they are in Bordentown. I need to take a trip and see what they have.

Where is Sportsman's Center? Cheyenne is way over priced. I kid you not, since there was a limit on how many ammo boxes they sell I came back in 3 successive weeks to buy 2 boxes of 9mm each visit. The first time I came it was 14.99 / box ... the second week it was 15.99 / box ... the third time it was 16.99 / box .... geez ... price gouging anyone?

Can I jump into this topic please please ??? Registering guns bought "legally" outside the state of NJ is completely voluntary (if you're moving into the state). Of those people who posted that the mag is illegal - they are correct. I actually bought my XDM in NJ from Silver Bullet and even though my mag is riveted to only accept 15 rounds it's still a toss up if it's legal (look at my other thread somewhere in this forum).

This is the closest FFL to me. He's technically in Hamilton. He only meet by appointment.

The closest FFL to me is Leroy Stouts in Hamilton, NJ. He only meets by appointment only. I have to check my receipt but I'm 99% sure he only charged me $45 for everything - that's including the NICS fee. I told him to keep the $50 as a sign of my gratitude but he didn't accept it and still gave me $5 change.

Yep they did that to me too. In fairness the forms they gave me is pretty much complete including the reference form, mental background etc etc . Even the fingerprint card is with it, but of course I have to come in on a separate day for that.

I was at the IDPA in somerset county yesterday and it says on the board "www.njgunforums.com" ...... so here I am

Thanks for the welcome. The lady at the front desk of Hamilton Police station told me the limit is 4 pistols per application. I should have gotten the four but opted to only get 2. I regret that decision now.

Are you referring to "less than lethal" loads for your shotgun for home defense? Is this because: 1) You want to give the guy a second chance to come after you once he gets up? or 2) You want the guy to be capable of giving solid testimony in his lawsuit against you? I'm not sure those are the rounds you want for home defense... I'm always tossed up on how to approach that situation. The legal system in NJ is guilty until proven innocent. I'll have the bean bag as a first round then the succeeding round would be the lethal option. If I have to go to court I could at least say I tried to subdue the suspect but he kept on coming and I had no other choice but to go lethal. I honestly would rather use a tazer that the cops use but this is illegal in NJ too (go figure).