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I heard that you can use 9x19 brass and use the .380 lee case cutter to cut it down to size? Any experience with that?

T/A Stopped selling EVERYTHING they're gone completely.

Cabela's Doesn't.. it's not required of them in because they are out of state.

so a semi-auto rifle with a barrel 16" or longer and just a pistol grip (no shoulder stock) would be considered a pistol?

J & G has it listed under the rifle category.. I know that AR manufacturer's make a certain number of Receivers which are registered as Handguns.. which cannot be turned into Rifles, however, a rifle receiver can be turned into a handgun. at least this is what ive read on the interwebs.. Does the same hold true for AK's ? That being said.. I can't find anything in NJ law which says that a Semi-Auto Rifle needs to have a stock on it.. what prevents me from taking the stock off my WASR-10.. and filling it in with a plate.. essentially making a pistol? Keeping in mine the federal 26"/16" law of course...

I'll put the disclaimer out there that I've known to be wrong, but I thought there was something which said that they had to be unrelated to you.. I use my buddies who are always applying for pistol permits the same as I am :-P

I would think that if you go by the "evil-features" list as listed in this law: http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/0 ... 13ch54.pdf It would be a no-go if it weighs over 50 ounces.. But I've been known to be wrong..

AK pistol no-go in NJ?.. http://www.jgsales.com/product_info.php ... 9d23fce43f

:-( Sadface.. They were nice guys.. very small selection though..

Is that the guy on Rt 36 by Thompson Ave??? More importantly though, Bass Pro will Ship Pistol Ammo to the PRNJ???????? Cabelas wont...OR PRimers for that matter. Hes on route 36 yes. I tihnk by thompson but not sure, going there today He also does those wooden lawn signs, correct? yes Is this T&A Tackle.. the fishing/small gun store by the drug fair on the northbound side?

You clean your guns before they stop working??? :?:

That's a K98 Yugo? It says 24/47 right on there.. I have the younger brother.. (With the newer crest)..I got it from J&G for $159.. I love the thing.. I still haven't cleaned her fully.. i made sure the bore was clean and then shot her till the cosmo boiled out of the stock :-P.. It's amazing how much ammo you can burn through trying to cut a 1x2 in half.. But +1.. damn beautiful rifles.. I'm actually very suprised.. coming from sarco in that quality :-P And.. can I have a lollipop ? :mrgreen:

I was there probably 6 months or so asking for powder and primers and the guy said he usually carries a few different types of powders.. it's possible, they stopped because of the shortage? mjs3350: I don't know what kind of press you are looking to get, but the Lee Breech Lock Challenger Anniversary Kit contains almost everything you need to get up and running, and it can be had from midway or natchez for pretty cheap. That's what I did to get started and I love it. Yes, it is not a dillion, and it is not progressive, but you can turn out some damn fine ammo with it.

Or a 25 or a 32... As has been said 1000 times before, the mousegun in your pocket is way better than the full size at home. i keep a .45 in my purse :oops:

Effingers usually has powder in stock. They are located right on Rt 28 in Bound Brook. Nice store, OK Prices, attitude depends on the person and the time of day. Sportsmans Center and Cheyenne Mountain down in Boardentown also usually have powder. Sayerville Sportsman is spotty from what I hear. I also heard that Solomon's in Farmingdale is pretty good, although I've never been there. But for Primers, it seems you need to lurk on message boards and continually check all the major websites. Hopefully, the shortage will get better with time.

Wow... I was impressed when my town DIDN't screw up my father's and my cards, we applied at the same time, we have the same name, only different middle initials.

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: i agree Dan, something like that would NEVER happen to me, EVER Yeah, me either.. if I have $100 in my wallet, its because I'm going to buy something :-P

I suspect that if the NJ police are using the NJ law and the extra bit from the Federal law, that's what you need to adhere to. Right, wrong or indifferent, they're going to stick to it. You might win in court but at what expense? The federal addition with the locks isn't really unreasonable. Shrug. I totally understand reality, but I always like to get down to the actual law, because there are just too many untruths floating around and lots of new shooters who are scared that they will become felons without knowing it.

http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/about/fire_trans.html That is from the State Police Website, and is a recommendation, it's not actually written in the statute they refer to

Quite true. Unlike NJ Driver's Licenses, I don't believe there was ever any case law or AG Guidelines on that. Did they provide any references? It was an informal phone call, so nothing was official. He said it wasn't necessary because you can still go to the range with your guns under the other laws for possession.

Doesn't the law say securely wrapped package, tied, or something similar to that? The locked case comes from the state police website, who.. aren't authorized to give legal advice?

zomg.. the words burn my eyes... cliff's notes?

I talked to Edward Zohn, http://www.zohnlaw.com/criminal.htm, when the PD took my dad's card when he needed an address change. He said that the PD is not supposed to take the card, however, as rscalzo has pointed out, he said it's not an issue to get your panties in a bunch about because you can't buy another rifle or shotgun with it, because the card no longer matches your valid id.

This would be OK if they are willing to take some money off the price. That's a $35 mag..