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If they are for sale, I want em all!

Not legally. Unless it is willed to you and the owner dies.

I'm not worried about legal since the criminal is breaking into my house threatening my families safety. Even in NJ, if they continue the threat towards you or another inhabitant of your house, it's legal to respond with force. I may only get one shot to protect my wife. I can't live with myself if it's a non lethal warning round and she gets hurt or god forbid worse because of that. Just something to think about. I agree about the protection part. But in NJ there is no castle law and if you use firearms to defend your house you will become an inmate. As far as force goes there has to be a match of force. Basically if they are using deadly force it can be met with deadly force, but the state of NJ says if there is a second way out of the house like every house in the state deadly force can not be used you must try to exit the second exit. No duty to retreat under NJ's castle doctrine. Whether or not you will be arrested god forbid deadly force is ever needed in someone's home is largely dependent on the situation. It's up to the police and prosecutor to gather evidence and figure out what really happened.

do you have enough icons on your desktop?

Another thing that got me was.. how did the dog pick up the scent? Do they have bomb dogs regularly patrol this school?

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I agree.. I would rather eat at baja fresh than chevy's. I ate half a steakzilla for lunch today.. sorry forgot the picture.. it was an excellent experience as usual. Yesterday was the company Christmas lunch at Maggiano's in Bridgewater. We went expecting crappy macaroni grill type stuff, but it was actually pretty decent. Dunno bout going back to order from the menu, but its a possibility.

From EMT refresher class: "Do you pull the knife out?" "No!" *from back of class* "Only if it's your knife and you put it there!"

Did he break any state or federal laws?

I thought that once your life or your family's life is in danger, you have to make the decision to end the threat NOW.. which ultimately means the bad guy is dead. The police do not shoot to maim, they shoot to stop the threat, center-mass. Why would a home defense situation be any different? I would hate to only maim a bad guy all meth-d out only to have him come at me or my family more pissed off. birdshot will take an arm clean off or at least make it dangle, do you really think if that is the case someone is going to attack you. I've seen a few methheads get retard strength and have read reports of quite a few schizophrenic physc patients I've had the pleasure to transport. They've beat up more than a few cops. Or the guy who took a bunch of .40S&W rounds and then a handful of .223 Tap while still shooting at the cops. Combine retard strength, stressful situation, them having the drop on you, and poor shot placement.. it would be wise to not skimp on knock down power.

I thought that once your life or your family's life is in danger, you have to make the decision to end the threat NOW.. which ultimately means the bad guy is dead. The police do not shoot to maim, they shoot to stop the threat, center-mass. Why would a home defense situation be any different? I would hate to only maim a bad guy all meth-d out only to have him come at me or my family more pissed off.

I could see keeping my primary defense gun pretty clean. But other than that... my 1100 doesn't work anymore... :doh:

Buy any used from them? Anyone has experience with J&G buying used guns, please chime in. I have been wanting a 92FS ... I bought a Yugo Mauser from them and It looks pretty much brand new. I have a K31 waiting for me at the dealer's.

5 rounds max in NJ for semi-auto shotguns. It's actually 6+1 rounds. [quote name="NJ Title 13ch54 (http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/0 ... 13ch54.pdf)"] iii. A semi-automatic shotgun that has at least two of the following: (1) A folding or telescoping stock; (2) A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon; (3) A fixed magazine capacity in excess of six rounds; and/or (4) An ability to accept a detachable magazine; 3. A semi-automatic shotgun with either a magazine capacity exceeding six rounds, a folding stock or a pistol grip; See, the gun itself is fine. The magazine itself is fine. Combine them, and is that illegal? Does owning both equal constructive possession? The Saiga 12GA semi-auto is considered a "Sporter". If modified, from stock configuration, then it must comply with 922c. Basically, you move the fire control parts forward and put a pistol grip on it and make it look like an AK. But unless you have some sort of thumb hole stuck for it, it's a no go in NJ.

On the 4473, question #13 says "What is your state of residence if any?" But then the definition 5 goes on to list situations like Armed Forces, and Aliens. I found this here: http://www.handgun-shotguntraining.com/ ... rearms.pdf What constitutes residency in a state? The state of residence is the state in which an individual is present with the intention of making a home in that state. A member of the Armed Forces on active duty is a resident of the state in which his or her permanent duty station is located. If a member of the Armed Forces maintains a home in one state and the member's permanent duty station is in a nearby state to which he or she commutes each day, then the member may purchase a firearm in either the state where the duty station is located or the state where the home is maintained. An alien who is legally in the United states is considered to be a resident of a state only if the alien is residing in that state and has resided in that state continuously for a period of at least 90 days prior to the date of sale of the firearm. [18 U. S. C. 921( b) and 922( b)( 3), 27 CFR 178.11] May a person who resides in one state and owns property in another state purchase a handgun in either state? If a person maintains a home in 2 states and resides in both states for certain periods of the year, he or she may, during the period of time the person actually resides in a particular state, purchase a handgun in that state. But simply owning property in another state does not qualify the person to purchase a handgun in that state.

J&G is a good company. I've bought lots of stuff from them. I'm going to go on a limb and say you are probably going to get a good gun for the money. They wouldn't be in business long if they just send out junk.

The gun, unconverted, is. The magazine ??

Is this gun safety lecture legal? Old Bridge must send them out in batches. My father applied for some permits about 2 weeks before I did. We both received them in the mail on the same day about 6 weeks after I applied.

I thought you needed to get a new C&R for every premise that you want to receive guns at?

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Cuz I'm coolar then dem