Jon

I'd personally sell it if I didn't want to leave it with relatives.

And this is why I don't bother to sign any online petitions...

Nope, still looks like a miata.

I feel like seeing the bike physically destroyed sends a more long-lasting message.

From what I understand this is going to go to a grand jury. If they decide he doesn't get charged, that should be the end of it.

Yea, I think some stats regarding knife violence would be interesting to see.

Yes, pinning the stock prevents you from adjusting the length of pull. You should determine what LOP you need, pin the stock at that location, and then install.

Everything I've read/heard from those who rely on shotguns in the real world is to use a 1-point sling. Can't help with any of your other questions though.

As already mentioned, if they were purchased legally while out of state, they are legal here. No need for any registration. Keep in mind that in NJ a handgun may only be posessed while driving to and from a range or gun store. This should not be confused with carried; by posessed I mean in a case in the trunk.

As mentioned, pin the stock and you'll be good to go.

The legality of it will be questioned by any LEO you come across. Also, there are no ranges in this state where you will not be questioned about F/A fire, be it via bump-fire or true F/A. Even the thumb in the belt loop bump-fire will put you under suspicion. Also, you mention a "non-ejectable mag" as a way around an evil feature, through the use of a bullet-button I would assume. This may fly in CA as their laws are written differently, but NJ's laws state "...capable of accepting a detachable magazine". A bullet-button type device will not fly here, since the second the mag is removed, you have a gun that is capable of accepting a detachable magazine.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/15083-transporting-a-handgun-from-nj-to-pa-for-carry/ http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/28966-ccw-in-pa-transporting-to-state-line/

Wow. I don't own one but very very very well done. +4 to you good sir.

Not sure about the length of time it will affect you, but how hard did you shop? I can't believe every company out there would write you off just for one relatively small claim. Absurd.

Even reduced recoil 2 3/4" 12ga 00 buck(9 pellets) has 300fps less velocity than 3" .410 000 buck(4 pellets). ETA: I believe that's measured at the muzzle of a shotgun too, so out of a revolver it's an even bigger spread.

Minus the whole anemic .410 thing.

I would say use both. If you hear a bump in the night and want to investigate it, take the handgun. If you hear/see someone breaking in, grab the shotgun, lock yourself upstairs, and call 9-1-1.

Mental Health History.

In all seriousness, I would rock one as a track toy. Looks pretty clean too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuG1vyQ1mUQ&t=47s

It does you no good in NJ. If you leave PA or DE, you need to not only unload, but place the gun in your trunk.

Woohoo!! Can't wait for this.

Yup.

All AR stocks in NJ are fixed. A pinned adjustable lets you adjust the stock to fit your frame, and then pin it to keep it legal.

Fantastic weapon. The 10rd mags and ergonomics of the channel in the trigger guard killed it for me though. Enjoy it!