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Oh god... I'm alrealy making my wish list now.. this is gunna be expensive

Shoulda bought a tree for that much

+1

Reminds me of a story my wife tells. Her ex boyfriend liked to use wooden matches to light his cigs. One days he was out playing soccer with a box in his sweat pants and they caught fire. She saw him running and noticed he was trailing smoke. anyway, please continue.... :oops: I heard a similar story of change plus 9 volt battery. Both inadvertently put into the same pocket.

From my experience.. (Eastern PA).. dick's sporting goods is the same price, and Wal-mart is a hit or miss. I never had a chance to check out any of the small shops except for gun shows. At the last one I went to, a few months ago, ammo prices by the case where starting to get reasonable at most vendors. Since the gunrush, I've never found 9mm WWB at walmart.. but I could just be going at the wrong times. But they still have the 6 box limit IIRC. I've found that unless I'm going out there for something else, it's just easier to order online, but as always YMMV.

Please keep us posted on the guns and FA part of it. I'm going to vegas this summer.

You can put a spent .22 casing in it to dry fire.

I think this is one of the reasons why they tell you not too carry loose ammo in your pockets.

OK, so I know with live ammo.. you can't link more than 15 rounds together, and non-disintegrating links have to be cut to no more than 15 rounds. Does the law still apply to disintegrating links with "dummy" ammo. (once fired brass, no powder)? Kind of want to use some for decorations.

Just do it at work

Wow.. a thoughtfully factual article.. who woulda thought. (except for the last quote). Guess I better get rid of my cases of hand grenades :-P

M-1 Carbine is banned by name. Garands M-1 rifles are legal. So how can I legally own a surplus M-1 Carbine in NJ? Can it be done? thanks, Daniel Move to PA

A few family issues going on.. But Seriously? They don't have bigger problems than this in Arkansas? Someone needs a beating.. and to remember to log out of face book.. geez.

i thought the myth busters proved it?

You are thinking about the M1 Carbine

I believe the only legal way to receive a handgun without a valid permit to purchase a pistol, is to have the handgun willed to you, and the owner dies. As a condition of that, you would still have to not have any conditions which would prevent you from being issued a pistol purchase permit.

So do they automatically go to the prosecutor?

Sorry, that was not intended to be legal advice, it's just what I would try to do, and hopefully my friend gets there before the cops do. Just tell your friend your gonna die if the cops get here first. but yes, if the cops were on the scene of course they would have to do there job and cease the weapon. However I dont see them searching trunks normally during an accident. I see them look inside the car though, so you might be ok unless the guy who towed your car steals it out of your trunk. I might feel better NOT taking my chances and telling the cops about it. Don't want some tow truck driver hawking my guns on the black market.. then I'm responsible when they are used in a crime.

Illegal Transfer?? YES This is New Jersey guys. If you call your brother over, he damn sure better have an FID and you must, by law, fill out two copies of an NJ COE and both sign for each gun. This isn't one of the other 40something states where your brother/friend can just hold onto your guns for you for a couple days or whatever. Now, who the fugg is gonna sit there and sign NJ COEs while their leg is broken and their head's bleeding? No idea. But please, don't give "legal advice" like that guys. That's what I'm saying. I've been on the other side of this as an EMT, and if the situation is bad enough to warrant a threat to life or limb, we are bringing the patient to the hospital, its not my job at that point to worry about the guns as long as the Police on scene know about it. I was hoping one of our LEO friends could chime in on this, but I guess its largely situational. If I recall correctly, I've had 3 experiences with this, but they were all official law enforcement capacity: 1. County sheriffs who would accompany a patient/prisoner in the ambulance, and they would give their belt/gun to their partner who was following right behind in a cruiser. 2. State forest ranger who was bitten by a dog. He gave his belt/gun to his supervisor to hold on to (despite wanting to bring it to the hospital). 3. FBI Agent in an unmarked SUV, traffic accident, had his riot gear in the back of the truck. Asked the local Police Sargent to hold onto it. (not sure if he was ccw'ing or not. Don't remember the exact details as I was there in a medical capacity and it was a long time ago). My original question was regarding citizens. Obviously.. 1. You can't just transfer them to your brother. 2. The police would take them for safekeeping. 3. Where do they go and how do you get them back?

It doesn't say which district's, just the number by county.

If you have to get them on and off fast (volunteer emt, firefighter who has to put on turn-out boots, etc) I see the benefit of the zipper, but even then.. to get them on and off fast, the laces have to be loose enough to give the zipper enough slack. I've busted more than one zipper trying to squeeze my foot into them. Maybe I just like my boots tighter than you. If I was going to be on duty and wearing my boots for an entire shift, I have no problem with tying them on.

I have always wondered how this is legal to do? If one opens a box of a non compliant gun, then changes it to be compliant, in this case, wouldn't someone have been in possession of an assault weapon in NJ at some point, even if only for an hour? Same with "remove the stock from the gun and pin it" at that point weren't they subject to constructive possession, if only for 20 minutes? Same with people I see on various gun boardswho cut a barrel down to say 15" and then weld on a muzzle device to make it 16.5-17" at some point didn't they violate the NFA by owning an unregistered SBR? Or does the law (of this state) not work that way? Are FFLs excluded from the AWB or something? Pretty sure FFL's can have non-jersey compliant guns and mags, just can't transfer them to NJ residents. Look at Sarco. They have non-jersey legal stuff on display.

Isn't it more like negative publicity is free publicity?

So.. in the light of the "OMFG, the cops are going to search my car for Hollowpoints!" threads.. here's another question. Hypothetically- So I'm a law abiding gun owner and I'm on my way to or from the range and I get into a traffic accident which renders my vehicle inoperable and/or I need to take an ambulance ride to the hospital. The police would take custody of my guns and ammo for safe keeping as I was unable to secure them right? How do I go about getting them back? Would they be kept at the local police department?

Of course your pinned banana mags are reliable. They're Eastern Bloc gun parts. I've never seen a commie mag that failed. Those things work even if you dent. bend, or smash them. They can survive dropping the gun from 7 feet with the magazine's bottom being the first part to hit the ground. You have to seriously fugg those things up for them to not work 100%. It's not being legal that scares me - it's uneducated cops that do. My mags had a big bolt sticking out of the bottom.. obviously pinned. Were transported in the correct fashion. Nothing to worry about.