coldsolderjoint

He's working on the lead pot addition to his bed :-D

You also have all of the old guys with a .357 in the night stand who haven't shot it for 15 years. They have their gun and don't care about any more.

Have you always lived in NJ? If so, they could demand proof that you purchased them after getting your FPID. I lived in Ohio for 28 years. I have a number of guns that came with me. I was given some and bought the rest from friends. There was no receipt. Now, they know I moved to NJ in the 90s. If I had a late model HK 45C and no proof of purchase, they could deduce that I obtained it illegally. Isn't the burden of proof on the prosecutor?

Peg board hooks on the door of the gun safe

Tapco makes a fixed 10 round magazine and a removable 15 round magazine. They both look like 20 round removable mags. The mag is "fixed" by a roll pin that is sort of melted through the rear of the mag so that the trigger guard holds it in. It makes the rifle look pretty sweet, but you loose the ability to unload quickly by flipping open the bottom of the mag. And in the case of a bad jam.. it might cause you to dissemble a rifle with a round in the chamber if you didn't do the bolt modification. In the end, I decided it wasn't worth it and just stuck with the stock 10 round fixed mag.

I only paid $10 for my bench.. :-D

HARRRROOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!111

+1 to everyone else. You cannot have an sks with detachable mag in NJ. But.. an sks with a fixed mag can have all your evil features that you want. (Federal 922r considered)

So you wanna mess that one up and sell it to me?

I needs to go to the food town and buy me a couple of bottles of purple! shit...

that's what I was thinking

I dont think ive ever been THAT drunk

They just wanted to play

with the fax system, they only call back during their normal hours tho forgot to mention that

http://www.shoreshotpistolrange.com/pdf/NICS.pdf NICS hours of operation: Weekdays from 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. and Saturday from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. (except State holidays). A facsimile service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

You know cold, now that I think about it, the email I got from the VA State Police only said what would happen to the VA form - They didn't say anything about the federal form. What usually happens to the federal form once you walk out of the store? If I'm not mistaken, the FFL keeps it on file in case the BATF wants to look on it. I could be wrong about that.

Bump firing. Zero chance of accuracy. But its fun :-P

Whats a good scope in the $200 to $300 range for a .308 semi-auto zombie defense/shtf rifle? Would the traditional 3-9x40 "White Tail" type of scopes be good? Are the cheaper end Leupold good?

I believe it's 30 days to update your FPID if you don't want to go through the whole initial process again. And NO, do not register your firearms, you are not legally required to, and there is no reason to.

What about renters insurance? I called up geico and they gave me a quote with no details, I tried emailing back to ask for all the details and never got any response. Anyone know a good company for renter's insurance who will tell me all the details?

Nobody mentioned that the title of this thread has been wrong.

I've been to fires where the firefighters have turned over a few hunting rifles to the police. I was there in a medical capacity, so I've only overseen it and didn't know any of the finer details, but the homeowner nor the home was in any condition to secure the guns, so I suspect it was only for safekeeping until they were claimed. Without knowing more details, I wouldn't jump to conclusions about the police confiscating them.

Welcome!

Maybe you need a bigger scope

been to rutts hut lately? LOL, last week, during the monsoon.