phoenix_iii

Diy or get a friend who owes you a favor.

I tried PMing a mod as per the sticky and got no traction.

How are these concealed? How do the objects not fall out (just free standing)? It's just wall cutouts? I thought maybe some sort of hinged door over it it conceal what was there?

Good to go... but since buying it as a rifle, I do not believe YOU can convert it to a pistol again, ever. As the original owner of a pistol draco (PA), I could convert it to a rifle, and back again, all day long, thanks to new ATF rulings (applying Thompson contender to other guns, finally!)

The trust out of state would work, as long as the assets are kept out of state, I don't see the problem. Helps to have some one else in the trust who also lives out of state to make life easier.... you're going to have to research.

And if you have a light trigger, or Murphy helps and it lands right, a series 70 will discharge on dropped/thrown/stuff happens. A series 80 can't without complete failures that would most likely destroy the firearm at the same time (sheering the firing pin plunger or pin, etc). Series 70 can be made pretty safe with a 4# or higher trigger, a heavier firing pin spring (resists), and proper sear engagement.

Fixed. I'm not afraid of a series 70, I just prefer series 80. [i own series 70 guns too... omg]

What's wrong with 15 rd magazines? Rrages...

interested in thoughts on this scenario too.

It's cheaper to have the 70, so people try and argue its more original...just not as drop safe, ha.

I would imagine that the paid member part comes from the cost of running the website. Does the owner of this forum post the public records for revenues costs and expenses?

Would rather have a Saiga12.

Congrats!

You can buy the suppressor out of state if you create a trust that lives out of state. Didn't read the whole thing, but using a trust or LLC, you can do it and be on the up and up.

3/4oz max. Fox Labs OC spray is the best, don't bother with the other stuff.

Thought about this but aren't you supposed to surrender your out of state license? Interesting premise though.

Does anyone have a statute they might be reading and fallaciously thinking it applies to them.

Had my FPID issued to Address A. Moved out of state to Address B Moving back to Address A, where I still have my 'correctly' addressed (Address A) FPID. Do I need a reissue? I believe they are good for life unless revoked, and need to be reissued if one were to change addresses (in NJ)? Thoughts?

Fox Labs makes the best stuff. Just FYI.

I did the same thing when I found an awesome deal on a local gun forum, from a member several states away... No pictures, just description, no feedback. I said hey, I'll pay your asking price, can you bring it to an FFL, and I send them the $, which they hold until they ship the listed firearm? Worked great. Verified the FFL was real, the # was real, etc... it all worked out and I picked up a great deal. Basically, used the FFL as an escrow party. It was also for a pistol and less expensive for the seller to ship from an FFL! p3

A lot of these 'the guy is already in the house' could be mitigated by an intrusion detection system. Not only is a well implemented alarm system most likely going to be of benefit to you than your next firearm purchase, it works while you are asleep, meaning no surprise in the middle of the night without ample warning. DIY or 'Professionally' installed, there are options. And dogs are fallible as alarms, whatever your comfort level is, that's up to you. What I love about alarms today is they have two way key fobs, so it is very easy to arm and disarm. Also, I can do the same from my phone, + look at cameras, etc, which are all recorded and secure. =)

Don, I did some research because I thought that was hysterical (they wrote the wrong thing, into law). Unfortunately, it is you who is mistaken... " Other names They were also known as "slingshots," but had nothing to do with what is now known as a slingshot. Many jurisdictions' laws against "slingshots" were actually meant to refer to slungshots." I guarantee if I carried a slungshot with no lawful explainable purpose I would get lumped into that group. and if some one was in trouble with a slingshot, you could show all the weapons (including the slingshot) and say 'which of these things is not like the other', and your attorney should be able to explain the mixup... Ugh, I hate NJ, nevermind, you're screwed either way here.

Nope, just the laws are crazy. I actually see some websites sending 'rebuild kits' to NJ, but that all gets into what is readily capable of feeding more than 15 rounds... Wish I could find some case law.

I think it is okay to list the store. Doesn't mean you don't shop there because there is a d1ck employee... you tell the owner/manager. If they don't care, get to the owner. If the owner doesn't make it right/acknowledge, then find a new store, it's his pocket you're lining, not the employees.

Hi NJGF! Let's have a Case Law thread. Please only post completed or pending case law, and update your original post. Let's keep comments and feeling posts out. I will try and keep this original post up to date with what is below as well.