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Two Points: 1. The firearms and magazines that are brought into NJ must not be illegal here (AW list, eveil features, mag limits, etc) 2. Malusa - Do you have a link to that quote? I know another member here and I where discussing this, and where looking at federal laws, and what we found was more vague than what you quoted.

:?: Not if it's a pump shotgun, my soon to be picked up Mossberg 590A1 holds 8+1. Think it's 5+1 for semi-autos Eddie. Anyone else want to chime in on round limits? I'm just going from memory and could be wrong. You are correct Keith. I fired off that response after being tired from work without clicking on the link. I remembered the X-Rail from when I saw a you tube video of it and it was only available on semi-auto guns. I clicked on the link and saw that the list of available platforms is increasing. Remington 870 included now :-D So, it would appear that being that the X-Rail is not Removable, you could have full capacity (22+1) on a pump shotgun. But... there is this line in title13ch54 under "assault firearms"- "Any shotgun with a revolving cylinder such as the "street sweeper" or "striker 12" I did a quick Google search and there seems to be some mis-understanding between the terms cylinder and magazine on a shotgun. Does this fall into a Grey area??!? IMO non-legal opinion, it would be ok in NJ as this is a rotating magazine, but you didn't pay anything for my opinion. The other question.. does having a NJ Legal Remington 1100, and a Remington 870 with this thing on it, constitute constructive possession?

The Mosin Chargers that are available everywhere in the bulk packs are largely junk. The "real" ones (Tula or Ishevik Marked) are good, but most of them are burried under Berlin somewhere. The real ones are a few bucks a piece at this point. The ones that come with the AIM ammo might be good. I'd bet that they'd at least be better then the ebay ones.

But then you gotta push the woman off the bed in the middle of the night when the dog starts barking... ugh..

I had one of those. It took me about 6 months to find it. But I bought it without knowing that it was a first generation model which was a jam-o-matic. You could get a G17 model and do a grip chop on it.. (if your brave) I have one in 9mm as well and it is also a jam-o-matic. But I have been feeding it Wolf and cheap reloads. Did you ever get the issue resolved.? Nope, had a bad experience with Kel-Tec Customer Service after they shipped it back still broken, and wouldn't pay for shipping back for the second try. They were quite nasty about it too. I tried lots of different types of ammo, lubed the hell out it, shot it dry.. made my friend shoot it (no limp wristing).. tried everything in the book. Finally got fed up and traded it in for a K31.

I believe it's 6 rounds actually. :?: Not if it's a pump shotgun, my soon to be picked up Mossberg 590A1 holds 8+1. Think it's 5+1 for semi-autos Eddie. Anyone else want to chime in on round limits? I'm just going from memory and could be wrong. You are correct Keith. I fired off that response after being tired from work without clicking on the link. I remembered the X-Rail from when I saw a you tube video of it and it was only available on semi-auto guns. I clicked on the link and saw that the list of available platforms is increasing. Remington 870 included now :-D So, it would appear that being that the X-Rail is not Removable, you could have full capacity (22+1) on a pump shotgun. But... there is this line in title13ch54 under "assault firearms"- "Any shotgun with a revolving cylinder such as the "street sweeper" or "striker 12" I did a quick Google search and there seems to be some mis-understanding between the terms cylinder and magazine on a shotgun. Does this fall into a Grey area??!? IMO non-legal opinion, it would be ok in NJ as this is a rotating magazine, but you didn't pay anything for my opinion.

I've been trying to get one that will take G-19 mags for about a month now. NOBODY seems to have them. There's a bunch on GB and GunsAmerica in .40, and that take G-17 mags, but not the 19 frame I had one of those. It took me about 6 months to find it. But I bought it without knowing that it was a first generation model which was a jam-o-matic. You could get a G17 model and do a grip chop on it.. (if your brave)

I believe it's 6 rounds actually.

My dad found some old paper shells in his inventory from the 70's. He put them in the gun and they all shot. They were dirty.. but they went off.

Snuck out for an hour or so of some blasting.

Many, many years ago, one of my co-workers stopped a carload of Shittums in a stolen vehicle, My Moronic Friend, decided he was going to reach into the car and shut off the engine..instead of ordering the 'tumm driver to do so. Driver rols up the window, trapping Tony's arm ,nd drives off with him hanging on the door. As the 'tumm tries to crush him against parked cars, my coworker fires 3 rounds. 2 miss, and the 3rd one went through the Scumbag's Biceps. Now I dont think anyone here would say that wasnt a good shoot correct? Bad guy was ACTIVELY trying to squish the cop, and yes i know he screwed up by putting hiself in that position..argument for another day. 45 days later we got a Notice of Intent to Sue, with a return address of Bed X XXX County Correctional Facility Medical Wing. Luckily the judge at the county threw it out once he read the case file..but it could have gone either way. I Know of cases where bad guy breaks into a home, and the homeowner's dog bitse the crap out of him..and the HOMEOWNER GETS SUED AND LOST. There is NO garuntee no matter how good a shoot of not geting sued. Lol.. didn't something similar to this happen in Newark not too long ago. Only a few years?

r U selling anything good ?

Just mount the scope on the bottom and shoot it upside down

I heard some equation (possibly in EMT school a long time ago). 20% knowing what you are doing, 10% luck, and 70% looking like you know what you are doing.

OK, I see what you are saying.. I'd just rather not be on the side of the road for an hour or two just because I got a speeding ticket and the cop saw my rifle case in the back seat (I drive a crew cab pickup) when I went out for a drive. If I'm going hunting or to the range or something, that's a different story. I guess I'm just getting older. If I had gotten my FPID when I was 18, I'd probably do the same thing.

Doesn't the federal law only apply to interstate travel? And doesn't it state that only 1 of the items (firearms OR ammunition) must be locked if in the passenger compartment?

That's also the case where that woman got rapped all night while everyone in the apartment building heard her crying for help. That's why when you tell someone to call 911 (like in the CPR course.. you assign the task to one person specifically and make sure they do it).

Airway, Breathing, Circulation. Edit: The first time I read through it, I thought you took this from somewhere else.. Didn't realize it was your story. Lol. Sounded like I was reading a book. You did pretty much exactly what I would do as an EMT if I found that guy laying on the street and didn't have any equipment with me. I've never been to iraq, or gotten shot at, but I do kind of know what it is like to go into "robot mode" when there's multiple injuries, flipped over cars, etc etc etc. Becomes second nature after awhile.

when you shoot that one, maybe you should pull the trigger with a long string

I had to look this one up. I've hunted in PA where as long as you take the percussion cap off the nipple, or take the rounds out of the gun, you can just put it in the truck bed. I'm not disagreeing with you that the law is written that way. But I'm not willing to take the chance on even trying to explain the laws to a cop. Or even on a more practical side.. why do I need my shotgun in my truck? Unless I decide to go to the range after work, its even just too much of a risk even in the sense of my truck getting broken into and the gun being stolen. If I think I'm going to be a hero in the hypothetical 287 traffic hostage showdown.. by the time I get the damn gun out of the case, find the mag or load it, etc.. it's going to be over anyways.

Doesn't the federal law only apply to interstate travel? And doesn't it state that only 1 of the items (firearms OR ammunition) must be locked if in the passenger compartment?

Holy Shit. That's awesome.

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I'm an eoptics n00b, but I have an eotech on my AR, and I can get about 4" at 50 yards like you off hand. But I'm better with the iron sights at that distance.