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Jon

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Everything posted by Jon

  1. Dead center in the middle of deer season. I'm out sorry.
  2. Jon replied to TheWombat's topic in Handguns
    I would try a holster designed for the Hk P30
  3. Dayuum more bigass plates. Sad I had to miss this.
  4. Vlad is in the process of moving out of state
  5. Very very nice! And congrats to Mrs Wombat!
  6. Midway clearly states that their coupon codes do not apply to sale items.
  7. Jon replied to TJM's topic in Introductions
    Welcome!
  8. HMFBD! Hope ya got a nice present from the wife after I got her liquored up for ya
  9. If you take possession while he is a NJ resident, all that is needed is a COE. He does not need an FID to transfer the shotgun to you, so long as he has NJ residency. In order for you to transfer the shotgun back to him, he needs to have an FID, or the transfer must be done through an FFL in his other state of residence. With that being said, when he transfers the gun to you as a NJ resident, the only paper trail is the two copies of the COE, and if they were to disappear, there is no proof that any transfer ever took place.... This is purely hypothetical, of course.
  10. Jon replied to scig's topic in Handguns
    Congrats on the pickup! Click one of the links in my signature line to learn how to post pictures.
  11. I am not sure how you would transfer an air pistol without a serial number. If you have no desire to take them outside and shoot, your best bet would probably be to sell them to someone out of state and forget about em. As for a home defense type situation, that topic has been beaten to death here. The only thing that should concern you is this... If someone FORCES you to shoot them, when there is no other option, then shoot them, and worry about the consequences afterward. Do not go looking to shoot someone even if they force entry into your home. Even if a shoot is ruled 100% legit, you will spend upwards of 20k to defend yourself from criminal prosecution and in the resulting civil suit. Only use deadly force if there is no other option.
  12. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/29084-the-range-idiot-song/
  13. If you took possession of the pellet pistol in NJ without a P2P you are guilty of an indictable offense. If there is "reasonable doubt" that you took possession of it in NJ, perhaps picking it up in PA, you are not a criminal. If you cannot understand what I am saying here, I cannot help you.
  14. You are guilty of an indictable offense, and the Police monitor this site. Good luck.
  15. A pellet pistol is not a firearm in PA(or any other state afaik). Therefore, it is legal for you to purchase on in PA. Obviously the only paperwork you would have from PA is perhaps a receipt, since it's not a firearm in PA. After purchasing, it becomes your property, and since a pellet pistol is not illegal in NJ, you can bring it home with you.
  16. Anyone else. I prefer the smaller local companies that don't outsource the call centers to Bumfuck, Alabama.
  17. Just a note from someone who deals with alarm companies on a daily basis... Avoid ADT like the plague.
  18. My assumption is that this is to "protect" those who applied right before and during the transition to fingerprint outsourcing. They are most likely looking to get everyone printed digitally through sagem morpho, and will no longer require prints once you are in that system.
  19. Good on you, sir!
  20. Harry, way to be owned by sarcasm.

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