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and the long gun has to be nj legal before it's brought into nj

You can if you have a FFL (1 or 3) in most states

wheres that thread on here about the guy receiving his neighbors "adult" play toys.. lol

Sayerville sportsman offers that I believe. Better yet, you can also check with our forum sponsors East Brunswick Sportsman and Bullseye Tactical in Woodbridge.. Excuse me for the dumb question but why do you need a gunsmith to clean them? Are they not functioning properly?

US guns where not required to have serial numbers till 1968 when the federal gun control act took place. It's common for older smooth bore shotguns to not have serial numbers. Although almost all rifles have serials since around the turn of the century. If the gun doesn't have one.. you can put "none" or "n/a" on the COE

the mags (15 rds or under) are ok.. but the rifle is a big no-no as we all know

I stand corrected

nics (pics) is cheaper in PA, and most of the dealers near the border already have COE's.. or you could have it shipped to one of our friendly NJGF supporting dealers if you dont wanna make the drive

Considering the "taken away in an ambulance" option as being discussed.. As much as I hate to admit it.. as long as I was conscience enough.. I think I'd rather give the guns to the police for safe keeping rather than the greasy tow truck guy I don't know.. So common sense would indicate that after you get out of the hospital.. you take your paperwork to the police department to retrieve your guns.. But.. what about those legal firearms that have no paperwork? (black powder, inherited, so old you lost the paperwork, etc). You legally own them.. but would some of the less 2A friendly PD's have a hard time handing them back to you? You legally own them.. but the burden of proof is on you eventually.. (yes.. I know the paperwork doesn't prove ownership.. but lets be realistic here.. in terms of what really happens.. ) In the past, i've also talked to some firefighter friends who are usually on scene of accidents on the parkway till after the tow truck leaves and they've stated that the NJSP does an inventory on the vehicle before it's towed.. and that many people have gotten jammed up for drugs and illegal stuff in the car whilst the driver of the car was being taken to the hospital... being that it's standard practice on every car that's towed for inventory purposes.. anything they find that's illegal probably holds up in court.. Not to say any of our guns aren't legal.. but if the NJSP does it.. it's possible some other local PD's do it, and it's probably better to be up front about it.. then try and let it slide by with the tow truck guy (who could possibly be a non-eligible person anyways seeing as you've never met him before).

Mossberg 590 (nj legal bayonet lug!) Rem 870 with all the bells and whistles.

Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol outdoor range. Althought I'm not sure where "Central NJ" and "not that far from pa" put you. If your close to PA, you could also buy a hunting license and use their WMA ranges.

I love my fios.. as far as customer service.. the few times I had to call about anything.. i was happier than when I had to talk to the numbskulls at comcast.. Optimum isn't too bad in terms of customer service.. but it seems like their techs only know how to drill holes in your walls and staple coax to your baseboards.. at my mother's house, one guy actually told me that FIOS is BS with their fiber to the home because cable has had fiber in their network since 1995.. and im like.. yeah.. to your head end.. I just saw you put a connector on a piece of COPPER wire.. and he shrugged and went about whatever he was doing. At least with fios, the techs actual know what they are doing..

No more fiber is going to be laid to residential houses. If you don't have it now, you wont ever get it. You should be able to get FIOS LTE pretty soon though.. they will stick a cell phone antenna on the side of your house, and everything will be wireless..

also looks like you could get an older marlin 62 in .30 carbine

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/01/20/excel-arms-x-30r-rifle-in-30-carbine/

I'm not a real estate professional by any means.. but having just bought a house, I had to pay for a title search/insurance to make sure there are no old liens against the property, that could pop up and I'd have to pay for. Is that not applicable in this case?

Will you have to pay someone to cut the grass/brush? Looks like its along a road in a residential area? Will that be an issue with code enforcement if its just all overgrown? I assume the town plows when it happens to snow in south Carolina? Drainage is ok for mosquito control? Again.. Not trying to poo-poo on your idea.. Just trying to be a critical neutral third party. And my NJ centric brain is just questioning why if its only worth $400 and $26 a year in taxes why does the current owner need to get rid of it. I mean I know things are different in America, but if your working on 5%, the real estate agent is only making 20 bucks off the deal. Edit: just realized u are now considering a different piece of land, but the rest of the above applies

Wasn't poo-pooing on the idea.. just a few concerns popped into my head and as already mentioned my NJ mindset weighed in given the limited information in your first post. But it seems as though you you've done a lot more research than I know about.. so more power to you. If spending the money is worth it for you.. go for it.. Oh.. just another concern.. once your name is on the deed, doesn't your wife have claim to part of it god forbid something should happen? So shouldn't she at least know about it? This is a real estate deal.. not just a "how much i spent on that case of ammo!" joke..

Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth...

mine is at the street too.. took a while to find it.. water department eventually came out and marked it

why not just buy it for cash? 400 bucks?? or is that a typo and missing a few zeros? asking for partners that you do not know personally on a real estate deal seems like it is setting yourself up for all kinds of possible trouble down the road.

very nice! I actually preferred the mid-length yugos to the full length k98 in terms of handling and shooting it... back when i had guns...

i've done it both ways, and no problems yet. I've talked to at least one dealer who said he used to send Certified, but it got too expensive, so he just puts a stamp on it now, and he's had no problems either.

not a lawyer here, but I would send send a paper (certified and return receipt requested) cease and desist letter threatening to sue for $1 million dollars. If they don't stop, find a lawyer who will work for a percentage of the proceeds.

I don't have any first hand experience with it on the range. A few years ago, I had handled one at the old Harry's, and was messing with the safety when the lever fell out and the spring shot across the counter.. the salesman said "Oh, yeah.. they always do that".. I put it down and said no thank you. Maybe they upgraded it by now?