tommy3rd

I say get a mosin from someone in this forum. we got a lot of collectors here that might need to clear out some space in their safes. these will be the same ones who did their homework the first time they bought it. I think the mosin that I got from here has been passed around like a $2 whore, but I'm happy with it.

because I can and I have the right to keep it. Still working on the bear part.

starts with an M, and rhymes with posin'. $75-$200 for the rifle, depending on how nice you want it and around $75 for 440 booms.

but if there's no transfer laws in north dakota and Dad just hands him the shotgun while he's there, then there should be no need for a ND FFL...at least in theory.

what if he drives to North Dakota, acquires the gun from his dad, then drives back to new jersey? Now if North Dakota has no silly laws on how to transfer long guns, does that mean he acquired it legally? And if so, he doesn't have to register it, right?

if the son is a resident of DE, why would he need an NJ FID? I think Dad just transfers the gun to an FFL in DE and the son has to find out what the laws are in DE to take possession of the firearm.

easy. point at a small object about 8 feet away with both eyes open using the hand you will shoot from. Now while it is pointed at the object, close one eye. try it with both eyes. Whichever eye does not shift the point of aim is the dominant eye.

They won't prohibit the sale of airsoft. They will require the same $hit needed to buy real guns, complete with the FID, mental health check, OGAM, and all the "evil" feature ban.

it depends on what they look like...if the observer thinks it's real and you point it at him/her you could be royally screwed. but we're talking about jersey here...

PM/email Anthony (gunforhire). he gets the job done and you'll probably receive it in a few days.

you guys are next!

make sure you have your PPP with you, just in case.

I wonder if we are ever gonna see mosin-like prices for these garands.

buying more is collecting, but I think it really depends on what you buy. If you ordered 1000 ARs of the same model and a million rounds of ammo, that would probably raise a flag. They might think you're planning to overthrow the government or have some sort of religious cult compound.

My old FID had some statute about being able to carry rifles and shotguns but my new FID doesn't have that line. Is it not allowed anymore or are there provisions on that "carry" statement?

If i ever get questioned at a range whether the gun I'm shooting is mine and they ask for proof, you won't see my a$$ in there ever again, and I will tell every gun owner I know not to go there. It's bad enough our state doesn't trust us with our guns...you really think these thugs holding up victims with their stolen or illlegally obtained guns actually go to the range and practice?

I field strip, oil, and boresnake after every trip, even if i only shoot a few rounds out of each gun. The first 3 guns are soothing. After that, i start bitching and thinking about why I bothered bringing the 4th, 5th and 6th gun.

will Cabela's sell you an air gun (pistol) knowing that you need a pistol purchase permit if you're in the PRNJ? It's possible that they might say "this has to be transferred to an FFL in NJ and you have to pick it up there."

i take between 4 and 6 guns. i shoot for about 1 1/2 to 2 hours, and spend another 1 1/2 to 2 hours cleaning them when i get home. kinda sucks. lol

cool. I guess the government can't or won't mandate the use of those for every small plane. What about commerial airlines? no chute big enough?

no way in hell that's in jersey. Awesome!

Mathematical formulas and engineering brilliance aside, my biggest fear is IF something mechanical goes wrong, you can't just pull over. You're just going down. Too bad they can't invent parachutes that deploy to gently bring these planes down in case of a total failure?

Because if you (3rd person) know you did nothing wrong and have nothing to hide, you'll answer questions honestly like it's no big deal. If you try to act like a jerk with an attitude like "yeah, i know my rights and the law..." it could possibly inconvenience you when the cop starts thinking you're breaking his balls over a simple question. He could take his time writing whatever ticket, call a supervisor to the scene to make sure he can let you go, call the prosecutor and wait for a response, or do some other thing to break your balls.

"am i under arrest? am I being detained? Can I go now? you have my address, you know what I look like, you know what car I'm driving, i already told you where I'm going. Here's a printout of the statute...I just wanna get to the range before it gets too crowded." Then, you assume the position and get ready to spend the whole day sitting in jail while they clear this up.

the only non-resident permits FL accepts are the non-resident permits they issue. In other words, if you are a New Jersey resident and get an AZ or UT non resident permit, you still can't carry in FL.