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There are plenty of folks in our own community who will always make us look bad.

Does anyone have a link to the actual text of the amendment?

Converting a P2000/P30 pistol from one LEM variant to another is easy, it's a change of a spring or two. Unfortunately there is no factory supported conversion from DA/SA to LEM for the P series like there is for the USP/HK45. There are kits available but it would void the warranty. I called HK USA to ask why this is, and they explained the P series LEM frames and slides have small differences in dimensions from the DA/SA variants. Swapping parts between them should work but not as reliable. HK can certainly create a factory supported conversion but they simply do not offer it.

More crying about Dicks again? For craps sake just stop going there. If they keep treating people like crap and you still go back then you have nothing to whine about. Seriously, just stop going.

I wouldn't get too excited about the ACLU. You won't find them filing any briefs supporting constitutional carry in the next hundred years or so. This is really a function of how far the state of NJ will go to prevent law abiding gun ownership, the level of rights violations are so outrageous that even the ACLU cannot ignore them. I am sure this is being handled by the same department that defends Nazis and child molesters just becuase they have to. Still I am glad for any support we can get.

When in doubt I think a range is best. It falls under the transport exemption and nobody has strangers coming to their house.

Perfectly smooth transaction and paid right away. Much appreciated.

If any of you are on the fence about this, let me tell you NJ2AS has some of the hardest working guys out there, and they are really delivering results. I am more cynical than most and don't like donating my money to an organization that will just piss it away on nonproductive junk. NJ2AS really puts their funds to work and I am happy to support them knowing it is really making my life as a legal gun owner in NJ better. Do it.

Do what you want to the humans, just don't touch my duck or squirrel.

I delete obvious junk but have over 10 years of email. The cost of storage is almost nothing and there is an occasion when I do want to go back over old stuff.

Agree whole heartedly. I joined and support both the 2AS and NJ2AS. Those are the two organizations fighting and winning for our rights.

Definitely contact the NJ2AS. They have been remarkably successful in convincing many jurisdictions to comply with the law.

Looking to buy *two* H&K P30 9mm with factory LEM trigger and no thumb safety. I am not willing to consider other trigger variants or a conversion. Email [email protected]

Thank you all. Unfortunately as I expected it is just not worth the additional hassle for two pistols. I do appreciate the input.

Thanks Jon. One followup question. I believe I can include the SP-015 when I apply for the purchase permits so I can avoid the delay you describe. However it is unclear to me what I have to do once I place the order and have the serial numbers. Does this add another step to "resubmit" the SP-015 and incur yet another couple weeks delay? I agree with you it seems like the best approach might simply be to get the dealer to order the pair and hold one for a month.

I plan to buy a pair of identical pistols so that I have one dedicated to home defense and the other that I can beat up in training. I am wondering if this will qualify for a Multiple Handgun Purchase Exemption. Form SP-015 contains the following under “Collector” exception, which seems like it should apply to me: So although there is nothing historical or exotic about the pistols I plan to get, my desire to get a pair of identical units for training and defensive purpose would be a good reason to purchase at the same time rather than taking a chance the particular model becomes out of stock in the month before I buy the 2nd under OGAM. Has anyone used this scenario before, and what was the outcome? Thanks very much.

Eurotire for sure. One of the only "tire" shops I've seen to actually use a torque wrench on the lug nuts, it does my heart good.

Brought to you by the same news organization who rigged model rocket engines onto a SUV gas tank to "demonstrate" a design flaw, and who edited Zimmerman's 911 tape to make him sound racist. I have no idea about Remington's trigger but I do know NBC news has zero credibility.

I disagree. A straw purchase would be you circumventing the purchasing regulations on someone's behalf, i.e. if he then turned around and transferred it under the table without a P2P, etc. The OP is making a purchase with intent to legally transfer later on. Absolutely not a straw purchase.

Exactly. The fact that it's a gift is not relevant, you're buying it and then selling it like normal.

Obviously a good idea to retain paperwork but there is absolutely no regulation requiring you keep it with you while transporting.

OK, I suppose that was a slow pitch. Good one Bob.

I have never felt the need to carry at home. Does this leave me unprepared in case of home invasion? Yes and I am comfortable with that particular risk in my particular environment. All our situations are different and we all evaluate them in our own way. I'll confess something to you all. I wear a motorcycle helmet 99.99% of the time but occasionally in other states I ride helmetless just because I feel like it at the time. Is it "wrong," sure. But it's also an informed choice and I take ownership of the consequence. So let's not cast stones at others who may make a different risk / reward assessment for themselves.

There are non-pro versions that do not have the magazine disconnect. You can identify a Pro by the "Pro Series" marking on the slide. The Pro has a slightly better trigger than stock and a fiber optic sight for a little more money. However as others have pointed out the Apex sear is better than the Pro sear and I think there are better sight options than those on the Pro. So in my opinion I'd rather get a regular M&P and install the Apex parts and sights of my choice.

It would only be an issue if you turn over credit accounts frequently. Closing a card and opening another by itself is not a problem.