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The new ammo bill which just past the assembly that would require face-to-face transactions has an exemption for curio and relic firearms and ammo. Does this mean that I could buy Makarov ammo for my curio and relic CZ 82 online?

Johnson just stated he's a hunter and likes to target shoot with his son....wonder whether he or his son owns one of the 150 proposed banned guns and whether he'd be will to surrender them!

So if there are no minors in the house, the handgun could be legally kept within easy access of an adult (i.e. me).

What are the ramifications if a handgun which is not kept locked in a safe is stolen and used in a crime. As an example, I have no children and never have children visiting and would like to keep handgun hidden in my bedroom. I don't want to keep it in my safe and I was just wondering what the ramifications would be if I wasn't home and the gun was stolen. Could I get in trouble for improperly storing the handgun?

Does anyone know if the discount is extended to volunteer EMTs also? Is the discount the same as that given to PD?

Can pistol targets be placed closer than 25 yds at Cherry Ridge? If not...does anyone know why?

I attended Frontsight for the four-day defensive handgun course in March of this year with my 20 yr old son. I found the training to be excellent and the instructors to all be professional. At no point were we given a hard sell.... during lunch of one day an instructor explained the different levels of membership for the facility. You had the option of leaving, or staying in the lecture room and eating your lunch. That was the only mention of memberships or purchasing anything during the four-day training period; There was no pressure to buy anything In fact, at one point my belt broke which held up my holster and they loaned me one from the pro shop driving out to the range (no charge). There a lot of small nuances that you need to know before going to make you trip enjoyable/efficient. Just as a side note; both my son and I left there thinking that this was the best vacation we ever had. While we were waiting on line to check in, I got to speaking to several of the people taking various courses. The skills level varied from SWAT team snipers, ex-military, to people who never held a handgun before in their life. The amazing thing is that no matter what your skill level was when you started everyone left saying they got a lot out of the course (even those people who returned for a 2nd go around). It was interesting to learn the the Los Angeles SWAT team member who was taking the rifle course was getting paid leave as well as a paid gas card to do it. If you have any questions feel free to drop me a PM and I can tell you what I've learned from my experience.

I took a course with them 3 yrs ago (basic pistol)... their classroom facility is in Fairfield (near Passaic Ave) then after classroom training everyone piles into their cars and the range portion was done at the Bullet Hole in Bellville.

Has anyone heard any followup to Sweeny's promise to revamp the gun laws after the Atkins fiasco? It seems like all the legislative actions proposed have gone quietly into the night!

I received the following email from Gun for Hire. The line I found interesting was the guarantee that you will get a CCW as an armed guard. Do you want a New Jersey Carry Permit? New Jersey Security Officer and Gun For Hire Is now offering our third Armed Security Officer Training Class. Just answer the following questions to see if you qualify to become an Armed Officer in the State of New Jersey. What we are offering is a complete instructional course that will assist you in obtaining your letter of need so that you can carry armed as an officer in New Jersey. We will be holding interviews by Appointment Only and we will EMAIL you to set up your interview. In order to be considered for this program you must email us back as soon as possible by answering the following questions: If you are accepted into this Twelve Class program you are guaranteed a letter of need and a carry permit. No phone calls please. All requests must be made through email only. Questions - 1. Do you have a Car and a valid Drivers license? YES no 2. Are there any criminal charges pending against you? NO yes 3. Do you have any Child Support Payment Issues? NO yes

Christie's a politician with national aspirations; he's not to make a stand either pro-gun or anti-gun until he sees how the tide is turning within the state. If a bill gets to his desk that's pro-gun I can't see him squashing and going down on record as being anti-Second Amendment. Conversely I don't see him doing anything to help us. He's going to sit back and let the situation evolve around him. If the Senate wants to reduce magazine capacity, I don't see him opposing it, if the Senate wants CCW I don't see him opposing that. At this point he wants to date both sides of the argument and he's not going to take a stand until he has to. He's a politician 100% and hoping to become the Republican Party's fair haired boy.

Am i the only one hear who's totally confused? It appears I'm getting conflicting answers to my original question.... Can some look at the original sceneraios presented and tell me which ones are legal. Assume each gun is bought from a different internet dealer but shipped to the same FFL.... thanks

Not purchased or not picked up? ...I thought OGAM meant not take possession (ie pick up from FFL) but you could buy multiples within 30d and have FFL hold them.

So if I buy 2 guns from 2 different dealers I have to wait 30d between taking possession NOT BETWEEN PURCHASES correct?

So the 30d is between pickup times from your FFL not between purchases. So I can buy 2 guns on the same day and pick them up 30 apart from my FFL but I can't buy them 30d apart and pickup on same day.

Is 30 day clock between purchase dates, pickup dates from FFL or permit issue dates Which of the following scenarios are legal? 1 Gun 1 purchased Jan 1 Gun 2 purchased Feb 1, permits issued Jan 20 First gun picked up Jan 21, second gun picked up Feb 2 2 Gun 1 purchased Jan 1 gun 2 purchased Jan 3, permits issued Jan 20 First gun picked up Jan 21 second gun picked up feb 21 3 Gun 1 purchased Jan 1 gun 2 purchased Jan 3, permits issued Jan 20 First gun picked up Jan 21 second gun picked up feb 3 4 Gun 1 purchased Jan 1 gun 2 purchased Feb 1, permits issued Jan 20 Both guns picked up feb 2 5 Gun 1 purchased Jan 1 gun 2 purchased Feb 1, permits issued Jan 20 First gun picked up Jan 21 second gun picked up feb 21 Do 30 days have to pass between purchases, between pickup dates from FFl or does day one start on the day you get your permits and the 2nd permit can be used 30 days later regardless of purchase date?