Gregg

Along the lines of the penny on top of the slide, I have used an empty casing on top of the slide. Makes it very to see very quickly if you are jerking the trigger.

Museum of American History. Must see the flag that inspired our National Anthem. They have a great exhibit around it now.

IANAL, but I would consider a zipped case to be fastened, which imho, falls under definition D that you provided - to secure against opening. That is the purpose of a zipper. Hell, the way the law reads you can wrap the gun in paper and tie it up with a bow - "securely tied package"

I am in the same situation as you. I have a pickup. I do have a tool box in the bed, but it's full and I refuse to believe that owning a picking forces me to purchase a cover simply so I can go shoot. I will usually have any firearms in the back seat behind me cased, with the ammo in a different container on the other side of the cab. It's a full size pickup and there's not way, sitting in the driver seat I can get to anything.

Cicilline is trying to get the bill recommitted - He is in the minority and is trying to get the bill changed one last time - I believe the phrase is 'grasping at straws'

So far, it's not looking bad at all. So far all the amendments failed, except the Reichert amendment - passed the voice vote and recorded vote was not called. THis was the amendment that "would require a Government Accountability Office (GAO) study on the ability of state and local law enforcement authorities to verify the validity of out-of-state concealed firearms permits." On to final vote.

I do believe it hasn't officially been voted on. The recorded votes are going on now. Amendment one, passed the voice vote, but currently is 6 votes for 19 votes against. There may be hope yet.

The Admiral there does a VERY Good job of keeping a straight face.

Thank you! I for one have voiced my concern with him that I am NOT HAPPY with NJ's current gun laws. Where do they get this stuff? I love how the anti's are all crying about states rights - how many of them voted FOR Obamacare and threw states rights to the curbside. A bunch of Hypocrites! more proof that the 2A, protects US, from them.

Sorry, I should have clarified my above statement, but yes my co worker did state he was a NJ resident.

I am merely the messenger - but yes, that was their answer to "Can I carry in NJ with a FL permit if HR822 becomes law?"

My co worker and I had this discussion as well. He contacted the NRA ILA and asked, as a NJ resident would he be able to use a FL CCW permit, INSIDE of NJ. This was their response. Thank you for contacting NRA-ILA. As H.R. 822 is written now, your non-resident Florida permit would be valid in 49 states (excluding Illinois). Therefore, you would be able to carry in New Jersey with the non-resident Florida permit, abiding by all local and state laws. There was an anti-gun amendment offered to H.R. 822 that would have made a distinction between resident and non-resident permits, but was defeated for the anti-gun results.

Odd - I've seen on duty Police at the Washington (warren County) MVC, and a private armed security in the Flemington MVC centers, but I've never seen an unmarked armed guard.

In the process of building a 6.5 AR! Still at the parts gathering stage. So far only have, lower, upper, toolkit, and LPK.

My co worker contacted the NRA ILA about this - their response was that yes, NJ residents would be able to carry in NJ on a FL, UT, or other state issued non resident permit. They said that previous legislation had amendments that made this not the case, but 822 does not have such language, it only mentions state issued, aka government issued.

Awful misspelling of Vague at 51 seconds.

Cryptkeeper

There's one in Clinton too. They advertise it all the way out by Cabelas in PA.

I just want to point out that NJ, does in fact have White Castle. It was a staple in my fraternity while I was going to school in Newark.

I've got a Powder Cop die in my LnL, and it's saved me a couple times, but I wonder if I should have looked at the Lock out die instead. It seems the overall opinion is that it's a little bit better. Should I make the switch? is the Lock out really necessary as long as I am paying attention to the powder cop?

S.E. Cupp should be added to the list as well.

Thanks - I'll give Jim Flynn a call tomorrow and get everything set up.

I'm interested in one of these but wondering what the procedure is to buy from them. I know I have to ship to an FFL, which is no problem. Can anyone give some insight? I've never ordered from AIM before.

I found this to be the definition of Manufacturer in NJ law: "Manufacturer" means any person who receives or obtains raw materials or parts and processes them into firearms or finished parts of firearms, except a person who exclusively processes grips, stocks, and other nonmetal parts of firearms. The term does not include a person who repairs existing firearms or receives new and raw materials or parts solely for the repair of existing firearms. I wouldn't be using RAW materials. So i dont think putting together a kit would qualify me for this. What if I put the kit together IN PA, then brought the rifle over to NJ?