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FID is actually a FPID, a firearms purchaser id card. You do not need it to own guns in NJ, only to buy them. And to buy handgun ammo. And to transport long guns with you anytime you want. I would absolutely say get a new FPID, but the guns are yours, so I think they should be with you at your new house.

Excellent read. Thanks for the link!

I don't think there is a way to legally transfer a gun from a NJ resident to a NY resident over state lines without a NY FFL.

I put a 3-inch section of Magpul picatinny rail my non-adjustable adjustable stock to hold a quick release mount.

I believe they have this down at shooters in Tuckerton.

As to your question about an "in home permit", NJ makes no restrictions as far as I know about carrying a gun, long gun or handgun, on property you own. You can carry open or concealed. Educate us on this Mass. in home permit. If you list your guns, we can probably tell you the legality of them in NJ, but as said before, they are probably good to go. On the plus side, you do get to upgrade to 15 round magazines if you want.

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I think putting the front sight on a mossberg requires welding it on, which may mean a trip to a gunsmith. The rear bolts right on. I would say go for factory sights.

FYI..... Garden State Shooting Center had a couple Modern Materiel rifles in stock yesterday.

Hollow point charges are "add on" charges. Legal to buy, own and use legally. Use them illegally and they ding you for hollow point possession.

18 to buy an off the shelf AR. 21 to buy a stripped lower, as it could also be built up as a pistol (news to me). A stripped lower is a serialized part and is considered a firearm, so it needs a FPID, NJDL and a COE for a private sale. If bought thru a FFL, all the above 3 plus a NICS check required. If going thru a FFL, paying a transfer fee on a lower is probably not worth it. Just buy from a local shop.

Il Giardinello on Rt. 166 in Toms River is very good. As is Rivoli's on Hooper, also in TR.

Bob Kislins in Toms River closed last year, too.

You will pay tax on the transfer fee and NICS.

We just got in a new batch of them at GSSC. We have had no complaints. They seem very solid and well made.

If you are interested, we have a PPS, Shield 9, Nano and the 43 to rent at Garden State Shooting Center. Sadly, no LC9s.

They did a similar thing to me last year, except they forwarded my mail via the internet. So, the cards would have gone to Ft Lee, NJ and then they would have activated them. The cards came to my house, and the bad guys called to post office to complain. My postman was there and informed the postmaster that I do not have a thick Russian accent. Good thing I know my postman well enough that he knew it was scam. Big frickin' credit cards, too, one with a $30K limit. As I need no new credit, I locked down my credit asap.

Check out Altamont for aftermarket wood grips for the Victory.

Old thread, I know, but we went cheap on a resin HD tub/enclosure and we hate it. Research the units before buying cheap.

Lambo, It is the original Tavor.

Blkssheep nailed it. We just got them in within the last week or so. Very nice rifles, btw.

I work at Garden State Shooting Center in Lakewood. We have a Tavor to rent. We also have a non-pinned AR that you can get pinned at the shortest setting. Additionally, we have a new AR made by a Keyport, NJ company with a rather short fixed stock. Stop on by.

NICS at GSSC was moving pretty fast today.

I will second the 995. Cheap, accurate and fun to shoot. Can be had for around $300 OTD.

I would think that for the average shooter, no real difference would be felt or seen between the Xd and XdM. If you are a super competitive shooter accustomed to super competitive guns, you might notice a difference. If you prefer the M over the non-M, and can justify the price difference, go for it.