coldsolderjoint

This.

Tell me about it.. I have If I recall correctly (16) different calibers/gauges..

You won't have time to reload when the zombies come. Prepare yourself. :twisted: That's what the multiple cases of 7.62x39 and 12 gauge are for.. if im down to my pistols.. im in bad enough shape as it is :-P

I've been "stocking up" on reloading components for .45 and 9mm, now i need the GF to leave me long enough so i can actually make bullets.

http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sts-033.pdf

Thankfully, all those drive-by long distance grenadings have stopped in our inner cities! It's all ABOUT THE CHILDREN!

I have the same issues with my SKS, and my pistol gripped shotguns.. i just go about my business..

i think the same.. now the touchy part.. how do i explain to them i am right and they are wrong without them getting all offended.. lol ALL of my firearms are pretty much "military" looking firearms and they NEVER give me a hard time.. like i know some places are really against anything that looks even the slightest bit non-sporting.. so i just want to reach an understanding without putting them on the spot.. Tell them to call the cops.. lol..

I know lots of people who have them, I think your guys are just scared.

First Off.. I assume it's on an AR? Wouldn't your forward mounted grip be beneath the barrel of the rifle? (assuming your not upside down of course)?

Hypothetically.. in NJ.. Could I have an AK under folder with the stock permanently welded/pinned in the folded position, so that only the pistol grip was usable and not the shoulder stock?

target ammo becomes zombie defense ammo once the hollow points run out But the bigger question comes up.. what are you planning for? and what are your needs for ammo? If all you are planning for is Home Defense on a daily basis, a few boxes of hollow points is plenty for a year or more. (some range practice of course)

Welcome to NJGF! Here are the forms which need to be filled out: http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sts-033.pdf http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-066.pdf Take a look through a questions, and if you have to answer yes to the questions, I would talk to a lawyer before applying. Here are two law firms that are good with NJ Firearms Laws (although there are others): http://www.zohnlaw.com/ (I've talked to Edward Zohn on the phone, he seems like a very nice down to earth guy) http://www.evannappen.com/ (Took a few weeks to return my call) As for your brother, I can't see how it would reflect badly on your application unless there is some other connection. Yes, you can use a PA resident for a reference by the letter of the law, as it's not clearly defined, however, being that it is somewhat of a "gray" area, you *might* be better off finding someone else in NJ to be a reference. You will probably be looking at a long a difficult process due to your history. Normal processing times are ranging from 6 weeks to several months, there is a thread on this forum somewhere which there is a poll and the different PD's. But in my non-legal opinion, you'd best be talking to a lawyer about your situation before going to apply.

That's because of our Jersey Laws. You can contact him to arrange a pick-up however, and I believe he takes the shipping money off of the price (at least that's what I've been told).

Or you might want to try a revolver.. there's really only three things.. the unlock button, the push the empty's out stick, and of course the trigger.. lol.. I kind of feel bad you got beat up on your first outing. Give it another try..

http://gizmodo.com/5346206/tactical-can ... r-10-years I'm gunna order a few cans for my load bearing vest

Oh, reading > me I thought you said it does contain abrasives.

Hello, Welcome to the forum! Sorry, i can't help you with East Brunswick Experiance.

Interesting: http://www.iosso.com/MivaStore/merchant ... unCleaning What are you cleaning that needs such an abrasive? The sound of it not running onto the stock seems like a good one. Is it available locally, or do you need to order online?

I like it because then you don't have to bend down and pick it up.

Why are permits or FPID's even needed? :?

AFAIK, that quick clot stuff still isn't approved for EMS to use in NJ..

No. It's still a rifle. It had to be a pistol from 'birth' to be a pistol. Thanks. Clears it up a bit.

Thanks to you and coldsolderjoint for the info. Am I correct in assuming that the FPID (Firearm Purchase ID?) number is the control number of the permit I used to buy the gun? What does "SBI stand for"? Unless another search turns up the paperwork, it looks as if I have to get copies to get those numbers. This goes back about twenty years so I hope they are still on file at the cop shop. I'm like 99% sure the SBI Number is your FID Number. State Police Bureau of Investigation #?.. So you should be good to go. Just fill out the buyer's permits (be careful of where to sign if not a dealer).. send the appropriate copies to the police departments, and for extra CYA.. you can have a Bill of Sale. (I have a copy of a fillable PDF if you would like it).

Name, Address, maybe phone number if I recall correctly.. then of course.. the make/model/serial/caliber of the gun. You don't NEED the permits you used to buy the handgun you are now selling, but make sure you don't loose the copy of the (new) buyer's permit you will keep.. to cover your behind in case anything should happen down the line. Also make sure to forward the copies to the appropriate police departments.