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Why wouldn't you bring your own gun you are already familiar with?

What they'll probably do is introduce the new cards and they are optional for the first year or so. While you wait on the new one, you can use your old one. That however makes too much sense. My guess is that when you apply, you surrender the old one and 90-270 days later, you get the new one. Meanwhile during that 90 - 270 days you can be deemed a criminal for possessing firearms you legally purchased with the old card while waiting on the new one. Negative. See Malusa's sig line.

Boxer Primers (American Stuff - Modern) have one flash-hole in the cartridge, and the anvil (the little piece that makes the mercury go off) is contained within the primer itself. These are very easily reloadable. This is the "common" primer. Berdan primers, (surplus/non-reloadable) stuff has 2 flash holes in the case. The anvil is on the case itself, not the primer. Generally, these are non-reloadable because there is no where to get the primers AFAIK.

In NJ it would be possible, although illegal.

The way I understand it, as Blackfox has said, when the NJ gun ban (evil features list) was passed, there was a very short time period, where if you had a (now) illegal weapon, you could fill out forms with the State to register it, and then you would be grandfathered in.

I'm a member there and am pretty familiar with Old Bridge Geography.. Glenwood Apartments are right there at the corner of Rt-9 and 516.

Well, i guess this is a sore topic.. but I would like to see if anyone can find a law (or even relevant case law) that is actually broken when this situation occurs.

For most of us, (who buy guns on a fairly regular basis) it would be worth it on a cost basis (instead of $18 +$2) every time we need to buy a pistol. But.. will this outlaw private sale of handguns? (the private seller wont have access to this database to comply with 1 gun a month). And, with regard to TBtrout's comment, I hope this will still be a purchaser card and not a possession card. But for the most part, pending more details, I'm kinda leaning toward this being a good thing. *Considering the circumstances*

Thanks for the info. When my grandparents were alive, they lived in the Glenwood apartments in OB between Rte 9 and Rte 516. Can you tell me where the range is in relation to this area? The outdoor range is 2 minutes further down 516, on the very end of "the other" jake brown road. (By Double D's Catering) The indoor range is on Maple Street, off Rt 18 behind the wawa.

Hi Tiny, I'm not sure about a NIC's Check, but definitely the state form when in NJ.

1. pray you never have to use it 2. Try to hit the bad guy on the first shot. 3. if 1 and 2 fail, bullets will probably be in your neighbor's apartment.

NJ only has jurisdiction on NJ. As long as the weapon is not prohibited in NJ (Which it isn't- Not semi-auto - doesn't even come close to the evil features list).. then they can't tell you what to do in other states. The ATF doesn't apply because it is not considered a firearm.

How do you explain Blackpowder rifles then? Cabela's staff will hand blackpowder guns to you just as if you asked for a pair of boots. No paperwork required. Are you suggesting that a well established gun store such as Cabela's would be 1. breaking laws, and 2. encouraging NJ residents to break laws? They are top notch and on the money when it comes to "real" guns.. they have the correct NJ paperwork there.

Once you cross the state line you have an ilegal gun. How do you figure? The pistol purchase permit allows you to PURCHASE a pistol in NJ. It has nothing to do with possession of a pistol. If I was a PA resident, and bought the Blackpowder gun in PA, then decided to move to NJ, I would have to do nothing additionally. Blackpowder guns are not considered firearms by the ATF, and there are no interstate laws regarding FFL transfers on them.

I'm not an expert, but I think you would only be able to sell/transfer your now-illegal assault weapon if you had filed the paperwork to register it when the ban went into place.. Otherwise, Assault Weapons and High Capacity Mag's do not exist

+1 Mallard is pretty good. Nice guys.. laid back club.. pop some clays.. have a good time. The only thing is, they usually shoot singles, in "Traditional" format ie, 5 guys take the line and take turns shooting from each position. It's a bit more formal.

Well, we all know where we are, so it might actually be not so bad.. If you don't want to buy anymore guns, just let it expire. At least you wont have to wait every time for another permit.

Hey RsCalzo, I missed this post. I must have thought the handgun ammo thing was federal. I remember reading somewhere that the ammo for the FN 5.7 was next to impossible to get. Is that classified as a pistol round, even though the carbine is the "Main" weapon?

the ones from 732 have been up for quite a while.. guess we need more lively-ness around here :mrgreen:

They are considered guns in NJ (has the ability to injure or kill someone).. so you need a pistol purchase permit if you want to buy one IN NJ. But it's not considered a gun in PA, so as you said, you just go to the store, and the guy hands it to you, you walk up to the counter and pay. Seeing as the pistol purchase permit in NJ is for purchase and has nothing to do with possession, it's perfectly OK to buy one and bring it back. Same thing with BB guns.

IMO, it's kind of stupid to get any Black powder guns on the books.

All of the Matches are open to the public too, you don't have to be a member. Cost is $20 for the public as opposed to $5 for club members. Indoor IPSC/USPSA is every 1st and 3rd friday night of the month.