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Glock 34. Which is kind of a weird gun to have unless you were already familiar with guns.

I think snowflakes in hell reported on it awhile ago

My 10/22

I still don't have enough practice to avoid being scared of garand thumb.. but those rifles sure do look sweet. *tempting*

I'm pretty sure they dropped the charges and he got a settlement because they messed up. I can't answer this. On a side note: I've heard stories floating about my gun club about a competition IPSC shooter who had hollowpoints and high-cap mags at Newark airport. The P.A. arrested him for the Hollow Points and forgot about the magazines (which were illegal). I can't answer this either. This is the answer to what you are looking for. The best we can tell, it's a gray area.

I had to go to the county courthouse in Easton, PA to get my Doe Permits, and there's a no weapons sign at the entrance with a sheriff there. I asked him if I should leave my pocketknife in my car, and he asked to see it. It was a rather "tacticool" knife, and he said "That's fine, just keep it in your pocket", and let me go through. I spose it might be different if I was going to court, or see a prosecutor, but I was surprised at how level headed and professional he was. I wouldn't have even asked in NJ, as you can't even bring a pocket-knife into six-flags.

I've carried a pocket knife ever since I was about 7.

They don't card for Buckshot or Birdshot. (I guess unless it's not obvious you are over 18). I had a cashier who was so nervous touching the shells that he dropped them on the counter and couldn't do the case discount.. so he called the lodge guy. "Uh.. there's this guy here.. with the Remington bullets."

Figured I would save some money and just go to him to pick it up. About an hour and a half away in CT. I got you. Hope he finds out the real law and will do it.

I'm a sheltered white boy. I've been looking for Cisco. haven't found it yet. Go to The Hub in New Brunswick or Best liquors on 88 in lakewwod. The Hub? I may stop by on my way after work :-P

Good GOD Takeji - keep your mouth shut before they ban forks! It's ok Dan, I have seen SPORKS cause some good wounds. we will have alternatives. You sharpen it down and then temper the blade :-P

Hope he finds out the truth. And hope your transfer dealer will do it for you. I've had problems trying to buy a pistol gripped pump shotgun on the internet and trying to get it transferred. both are perfectly legal, but its up to the dealer if they don't wanna do it.

You know a town is rough when they sell Wild Irish Rose and Cisco in there liquor stores. I'm a sheltered white boy. I've been looking for Cisco. haven't found it yet.

You would probably also want to have some federal EFMJ rather than HP to be on the safe side. You might want to examine this, although it doesn't answer your question. http://www.websupp.org/data/DNJ/2:06-cv ... 38-DNJ.pdf

I agree. Driving around with them is a no-no and def against the law unless he's going from the relative's house to the range/hunting and back. I'm pretty sure that leaving them at the relative's house, while he was staying there would be the same as leaving them in a hotel room. But of course.. I'm not a lawyer.. so we have to wait until some more knowledgeable people come online. But lets see.. if I live out of state.. and I want to go hunting with my relative who lives in-state.. I can't leave my guns at their house while we go out to eat?

You cannot legally keep firearms in the trunk of your car while you travel around the state visiting relatives. Getting a non-resident carry permit chances are zero unless you have demonstrable security threats against your person OR you donate 10s of thousands of dollars annually to the right politicians. See. I thought he was going to stay at a relative's house. Which would include dropping his pistol off with his other things (similar to staying in a hotel). Driving around with it in the car is def a no-no.

Probably less than the resident ones. Why would visiting relatives be considered making unnecessary stops? I though visiting relatives was the point of your travel? Or are you saying change your mind in the course of travel and deviate to the visit?

There is no need to get a FID to solely travel with your pistol unloaded and cased.

It was getting power. The light turned on and everytime you plugged in the USB it recognized it. How come it worked the first night though if it had the wrong power cord?

I think you are more than equipped to take care of this With perfect timing.

I think logical thinking and consensus will say no, they are OK. I've seen guys with them. But I'm pretty sure no less than 3 people in this thread will tell you that they are a no-go.

When it doesn't work.. turn it on :-P

My brother bought a cheap red dot for his 12 gauge. Took 5 shots with it and threw it in the trash. 6" groups @ 50 yards is unacceptable. From what I read, shotguns are pretty picky about what kind of slugs they like to shoot. Was the gun sighted in before the red dot?