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Oh.. I was referring to "locked" versus "securely cased" for in state transportation without a separate compartment.

Detachable magazine is not considered an evil feature. The Evil Feature applies IF the semi-auto rifle has a detachable magazine. All of the current Springfield M1A rifles are NJ legal. well correct me if im wrong (i dont mind being so).. lol but the criteria is something to the effect of "illegal if has a detachable magazine and at least two other features" so im counting the mag as strike one.. if it didnt have a detachable mag it would not even matter? http://njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/06240 ... 13ch54.pdf The magazine isn't a strike. To be illegal, the rifle would have to have a detachable magazine AND two evil features. So if there is no detachable magazine, then you can have all 5 evil features. The only thing you wouldn't be able to have would be a fixed magazine with over 15 round capacity as indicated here:

S word?

Probably detectives from the firearms unit, not your regular road troopers. I heard of a Dick's selling a semi-auto shotgun with an 8 round capacity. I've seen one of those Axiom 10/22 stocks available for sale in Woodbridge. While not illegal in itself.. some schlub would bring it home and make himself an assault rifle inadvertently.

Detachable magazine is not considered an evil feature. The Evil Feature applies IF the semi-auto rifle has a detachable magazine. All of the current Springfield M1A rifles are NJ legal.

Sorry.. I typed it all out.. but it's listed all here: http://www.oldbridgerifle.com/rifle-clu ... hip-NJ.cfm

Per the bylaws: New Member orientation is the second Sunday of every month at the indoor range. Initiation is $300 or $350 (Can't remember that) Full member dues are $384 plus 12 work hours or $15/hr not worked. 1/2 the first year's dues plus 1/2 the initiation is due upon joining. That makes you a probationary member for up to 6 months. You have to attend 5 events and participate in at least two, this gets you your sign offs and you can become a regular member by attending a meeting and paying the rest of the initiation and the rest of the first year's dues. Indoor range is 24 hours (Key Card), up to 25 yards, pistols and .22 rifles only, no magnums Outdoor range is 7 days 9am to 30 minutes before dark. 100 yard and 50 yard rifle ranges, shotgun/trap range, and about 6 pistol pits. No caliber restrictions. Regular member can bring up to 3 guests at any one time. No guest may be invited more than 3 times in one year. Immediate Family (Spouse and Children are not considered guests, iirc). Anything else you need to know?

http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/faq.html#firearms Look down at Q6: Now, this is arguably *legally* wrong, because as PK90 points out, this isn't in the NJ LEGAL STATUTES, this is just what it says on the NJ State Police Web Site on one page (and not on the other NJSP page linked earlier). So, your choice as to what you want to follow. They seem to have taken that from the Federal Interstate laws. It's good practice.. but if you stay in NJ, it is probably not required.

On your initial request, my PD mails out a form for the reference to fill out and mail back.

+1 to hodgie. You can have them shipped right to your house, the same as AR-15 upper parts.

Hey! your keyboard is nastier than Matt's! Instead of the Dirty Feet and no bed sheets, we have shifted to Dirty Keyboards! :clap:

R they paying 4 shipping bck 2 them?

I miss it too.. Now don't get me wrong.. I'm far from any sort of expert and I'm 5 or 6 years out of being current.. but .. one great thing about is a twin is that once your used to flying a twin.. going back to a single engine fixed pitch is like taking a walk in the park. You always have to be 1 step ahead of the plane.. but in the twin.. you need to be two steps.. going back to the single.. you are three steps ahead :-P.. I went back to take a few touch and goes for night currency and reaching the the gear lever surprises yourself when there is no gear lever :-P. I'm not 100% sure in the video.. but I believe the instructor said "NOO!!" because he went to securing the engine before troubleshooting it. I'd have to pull my checklists out to be sure

I always heard that it is because we are densely populated in NJ. A rifle bullet can go for a few miles, whereas a shotgun slug will go around 3700 feet. Whether or not that is true, it's what I heard. But on the other hand, not being able to use buckshot except for certain areas of PA doesn't really make sense either. I asked my friend why and he said "There's too many people hunting.. so if you multiply that by 9, someone's getting tagged"..

Being that I love to throw monkey wrenches.. what constitutes "locked"? Can I use zip ties on the zippers of a soft case? Or do I need a tiny pad lock that I can just cut the case open instead?

Haha.. yeah.. I woulda had to leave it at my friend's house until it came in. But he's a n00b to guns, so I think his wife would have gone crazy at that. Slowly.. I'm working on them. He wants to get a rifle. She's almost sold on the idea (on the good days)... they don't know how good they have it

Welcome to the forum! The glock 17.. what can be said? It's a glock! Great reliable gun if it fits you and you like it. I myself have a negative opinion about Kel-Tec in general.. but I'm not the majority. I would say that if it were myself, I would probably lean towards the Glock 19 in NJ because you can have 15 rounds in them instead of only 10 rounds in the 17. Have you shot a 17 before? If not, I'm sure at least a few people on this board would let you shoot their's to try out. Once again! Welcome! don't be shy in the threads

You didn't see the case of oil sitting in the back :shock: Here is a video of that plane on youtube, not my video, but i thought it was cool I found the same plane: Iu-qZQSEJtQ

Welcome to NJGF!

I learned in a Cessna 150/152 then moved up to a 172 and finally bought 1/3 into a Cherokee 140 with a 160 HP overhaul. Got my VFR and 200 hrs under the hood and was ready to get my IFR . My partner passed away and i could no longer afford it... I really miss flying!! The kids miss it as well. However, the hobby that I continue is my love for music. I play the drums, Bass and guitar.... I have been playing the drums the longest out of the three instruments. In a cover band but the lead guitarist is now touring with a local band revived from the 80's... Lucky dog! Anyway, does anyone play lead guitar and looking to play in a cover band? Tom Petty, Beatles, STP, Oasis, etc. Also, I love softball, fishing, hiking, rebuilding computers, etc... anything outdoors I guess. Sadly, my new "hobby" is calling Congressmen, Senators, going to te parties and Town Halls to help protect our FREEDOM!! Without our freedom, none of these hobbies will be hobbies.... Nice.. I took a few lessons in a 150 when I was about 12.. then when I graduated high school.. went down to Florida/ Embry Riddle for a year.. decided to go through a FBO instead (2 different ones actually).. flew pretty much BRAND NEW 172's all the time. A 182 Glass Cockpit a few times, and got Multi-Engine in a Dutchess from 1969. That was my favorite plane. We flew that bitch all over Florida :-P Money ran out and I decided to get a degree for a "real" job. It's (was) much easier to fly down there.. an airport every couple miles it seemed. I inquired with an FBO up here and last I heard they closed up shop. Most of their planes didn't even have annuals. They never returned my call so I guess it's possible. I got my "Your too fat, but otherwise OK" Medical back.. so I just need cash now :-P

I'm not anti-cop.. but I am anti-giving up my rights for nothing. I guess I have a somewhat unusual situation because I usually place my locked cases in the back seat of my pickup.. there is no trunk. So.. I guess if the jacket I put over them moves and the cop asks about them.. I kind of have to give them probable cause? .. then it's one of those grey areas.. even though I'm 100% legal in terms of transporting them.

+1

The XD-M 9mm mags are 19 rounds. The silver bullet sells them pinned. Looks like a rivet in the back of the mag. The regular XD 9mm mags available everywhere are are 10 rounds or 16 rounds. However.. Springfield does make 15 round Factory 9mm mags for the regular XD. You can order them right from Springfield Customer Service.

Much better!

I heard its really hard to do