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CR would be free if Matt stopped hanging out with his new wife for 3 minutes and dropped off the NJGF application, right?

1 year less than matt

In a nutshell, exactly the same way you transport your pistol for everyday purposes. Without getting into the specifics, (Many threads here alrealdy deal with that). It has to be unloaded, ammo separate, in the trunk. If no trunk, the state police recommend it to be locked in a separate case From what I understand, the way the law is written, it allows you to transport an unloaded long gun without restrictions if you have your FPID on you. However, this is somewhat subjective and is generally not recommended to test this out unless you have a legal fee fund alrealdy set up.

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Welcome! I take it from your user name that you are familiar with the grease trucks? LOLZ

bring a sandwich and a chair. they are particularly slow. When I bought a shotgun from them.. they made me fill out additional forms on top of the COE and the 4473. Then the manager has to be summoned and will go over every letter on every form. They also make you pay the $15+tax for the NIC's check first. (walk to gun counter, walk to register, pay, walk back to gun counter with receipt, fill out paperwork, eat sandwich, walk back to register, pay for gun, walk of shame)

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Tim, are you sure they carry that stuff still? When I went there, seemed like they were mostly catering to inline stuff. i know it's not in NJ, but if you can spare the time, take a trip out to Dixon's Muzzle loading, its a few minutes away from Cabelas. http://dixonmuzzleloading.com/ This is THE holy grail for muzzleloaders. I spent like $400 without knowing it.

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No PSL mag well?

The OC "Can" exacerbate existing conditions (ashtma, etc) or the rare allergic reaction, but from what I've read those instances are relatively rare and if proper medical treatment is called to the scene, chances are the patient would be OK. I have to take issue with your stance on treating the cops like bad guys before they do anything wrong though NJGunner. You only see the bad instances on youtube. I don't have the numbers myself.. but how many "successful" tazings take place every day, month, year? Ever deal with a schizophrenic, or a guy on meth, or a depressed suicidal? There are plenty of instances where a tazer would offer LEO's an alternative to deadly force. A pysch patient needs a med adjustment, goes nuts, and you recommend solving the problem with bullets or bashing his skull in? Come on... The rest of the country's LEO's have tazers and it can't be all bad. We must be doing something wrong here in NJ. Just like No CCW, Pistol Permits, FPID's, etc.. thats not good, but No Tazer's is good?

pepper spray gives you a little time to run away. I think Police should be allowed to carry Tasers, which I'm sure they can talk to their union reps if they really wanted to, but they are probably fearing the lawsuits. If you tase someone and they hit their head and die, or get injured severly, they can be sued. NJ is such a sue friendly state, people are suing the rights out of it. NJ has NANNY state in the near future if things aren't turned around. No, it does not. if you are one of the 90% of the population that is affected by OC, you dont go ANYWHERE. For the record i've had ONE guy not affected by it, and he was high on PCP, it took a dozen of us to finally get him immobilized and down. There has been legislation pending since 2007 or so to change the law to allow TASER for LE purposes and thus far it's gone nowhere. The Union cant do a damn thin when they device itself is prohibited. We have been asking for TASER for years. According to the Memo that Milgram issued that discussed HOW Tasers would be employed, the number of AUTHORIZED Persons per Department (as a whole, not per shift) deopended on the population. IIRC it was 1 per 20,000 residents, had to be a supervisor, and there were STRICT restrictions on the circumstances. IOW, if the taser guy sint working or off sick/vacation, there Is NO taser. Here's an other little tidbit. Until 2006 ANYTHING fired from a Firearm, was considered Deadly Force under the Statute, including Less-Lethal Munitions such as Beanbag, sock, Rubber and Wood baton rounds. Therefore you COULD NOT BY LAW use those types of devices except in a situation where Deadly Force woudl otherwise be Required. They actually changed the wording of the statute to allow Less Lethals to no longer be considered deadly force FOUR years ago...and we have YET to have an AG Guideline, or even a Update in the existing Use of Force Guideline that reflects that, nevermind What teypes of rounds are authorized and under what circumstances. I can think of at least six or seven instances where the use of a Beanbag, Rubber Buck, or baton round might have been used instead of killing some poor schmoe who was armed and off his meds/just-plain-psycho. As it is now, if the legislature changed the law tomorrow on taser, unless you are in Jersey City, newark, Irvington, or one of the LARGE towns, you will NEVER see a taser in use unless the planets align perfectly, but you WILL see people getting Shot because NO OTHER RECOURSE is available. that sounds like a good plan.. crazy guy is going nuts and you have to wait for the supervisor to come from the other side of town to zap the guy... I took a CEU class on how to treat injuries caused by less-than-lethal weapons and it's pretty much straight forward and not much different than standard EMT training except for the fact that you can remove the tazer prongs under most circumstances. They did put in the statistics on how they COULD be deadly if implemented in the wrong manner, but the benefits far outweigh the risks. And I'm pretty sure bullets are usually more deadly.

I beleive all they are required to do is to verify your employment. There is no need to inform the employer of why the verification is needed. There have been a few threads on this lately.

The gas can one got me for a a minute. i thought it was a phalic joke

I had a Norinco Copy for 1 day. I almost had to pay someone to get rid of it.

+1.. hope everyone turns out OK from this. You should be proud of her that she did exactly the right thing, and it seems like without hesitation.

New Jersey Prohibited 2C:39-1 Weapon = Stun gun, emits an electrical charge or current intended to temporarily or permanently disable a person

Or you can send it in to them and they will fix it for free :-D I had the front sight come off of my GI (which is actually common to staked front sights so I've learned, not just RI's). I sent the slide back, and their gun smith, Arnell, personally called me to tell me that he had installed a new sight with locktite and asked if I wanted a free fluff and buff. Of course I said yes. Great Service you would not expect from such a cheap gun.

Seems like it would be ok. No folding stock Pistol Grip - 1 evil feature. No bayonet mount No flash supressor/ no threads. no grenade launcher

The ruger K Mini is banned by name, so if I'm not mistaken, similar firearms need to comply with the substantially identical clause, which means you can only have 1 evil feature as the rifle has a detachable magazine. The pistol grip is one evil feature. Does the muzzle have threads or is it designed to accept a flash suppressor?

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Are you serving Pie and Coffee? Punch and Pie

I had the receiver cover mount for about 5 minutes. There is no cheek weld with that. go for the scout scope.

You guys think before replying? I just do it to get my numbers up