Anselmo

Out of state pistols/handguns have to go through an NJ FFL.

It's good that it's newsworthy. The vast majority of people have no knowledge of NJ gun laws and how they compare to other states. Once the "regular" people read and see how ridiculous a lot of the gun laws, they might start to think that the antis are over the top.

Too much agitation wears out your clothes. 10 years ago the detergent for high efficiency machines was harder to find in the stores. Now, it's very easy. My wife is liking the Tide Pods and they're easy to find. Our clothes come out clean but they don't get that dirty. Don't know how good the machine would work on heavily soiled clothes. You can fit a lot more in the machine without an agitator taking up a lot of room.

The judge told me that he could still use an expunged record as reason to uphold denial of FID. That is wasn't expunged to him so what you say is technically correct.

I work in an office. There was one guy that always had a knife and was eager to use it. It was never the best tool for the job. Every job was better done with a box cutter or scissors instead of his 5 inch lock back.

I have a 10 year old Whirpool front load HE washer from Lowes. No problems. Check Consumer Reports and get whatever they recommend. Use the Tide Pods. They rock.

FOPA was designed for passing through states with stricter laws than the origin and destination states. Legal at origin and legal at destination is part of FOPA but FOPA doesn't apply while you're in the origin state or destination state. I wasn't aware that buying or selling was exempt location. If you're in NJ and headed to exempt location... How do you prove it? Whether it's range, gunsmith or Virginia... It's up to you to prove your intentions. Time after time this same exact question comes up but time and time again, the point is missed. If you're in NJ with a gun and stopped by the police and your gun is discovered... Saying you're going to gunsmith, range or Virginia are all valid reasons to transport. It's up to you to prove your transportation exemption.

I can count the pixels on one hand. The law doesn't care about vertical foregrips. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/24378-is-insert-any-semi-automatic-rifle-legal-in-nj/

Right, It's not a "Bushmaster Assault Rifle, it's not a M4, it's not an AR15. So, it's not on the named list. If it only has one evil feature, the pistol grip, it does not legally resemble a banned weapon. If it has pistol grip plus a flash hider or a collapsible stock it legally resembles and it's not legal.

An M4 is an assault weapon. You don't have an M4. You have an AR15 style semi-automatic rifle.

"Bushmaster Assault Rifle" is banned by name. Other Bushmaster AR-15 style rifles are not banned by name.

I rented many and liked the M&P the best.

Why not a Glock?

I had a FedEx package that needed a signature. No one was home. The package was on my porch. When I checked the tracking, the person that signed for the package was identified as A. Bush.

Maybe the box got wet and broke. Lots of valuable stuff goes through UPS.

What would be a spring operated firearm?

http://clerkshq.com/default.ashx?clientsite=Woodbridge-nj 3-11 DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS.* 3-11.1 Discharge Prohibited; Exceptions. a. No person shall discharge a gun or any firearm within the Township. b. The above paragraph a. shall not be applicable to: 1. The discharge of any gun or firearm upon a licensed pistol, rifle or firearm range which is under the supervision of the Township Police Department; or, 2. Members of the Township Police Department or any sworn, current law enforcement officer. (1974 Code § 15-10)

Gloucester City law does not give exceptions and even makes airsoft shooting illegal. http://cityofgloucester.org/documents/C62Chapter47Firearms.pdf

Don't know about your towns law but here is a snip of the West Windsor law. See exception D: § 86-2. Prohibited acts. A. In order to alleviate the risk and danger posed by the carrying and discharge of firearms within the Township of West Windsor, the Township Council hereby determines and ordains that no person, except as noted herein, shall fire or discharge any firearm or carry or transport any loaded firearm, as defined herein in § 86-1, within 450 feet of any occupied building, church, barn or airport nor within 1,000 feet of any public or school playground or day-care facility or any schoolhouse or school grounds or publicly owned open space or park, as defined herein in § 86-1. B. No person shall fire or discharge any firearm from or across any state, county, municipal or publicly traveled road or highway. § 86-3. Exceptions. The prohibitions of § 86-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6 et seq. (as exist or may be amended to exist) shall apply but not be solely limited to the following: A. Law enforcement officers of any governmental agency, federal, state, county and/or municipal, at all times (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6). B. Members of any legally recognized military organization while in the performance of their official duties (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6). C. Privately employed security personnel who are authorized by law to carry firearms while in the performance of their official duties (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6). D. Persons lawfully using firearms in the protection of their person or property for self-defense (N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6).

A superior court judge told me in open court that the local PD can be conservative, deny and leave it to a judge to decide. I'm not talking out of my a**.

I have a TRS-25 on my AR. No problems.

Sounds like you want a Colt. Buy a Colt.

If you have an FID and then got arrested for an assault weapon and they let you keep your FID, you should be ok to get a permit to purchase a pistol. For our own education, we'd like to know more about the assault weapon arrest and dismissal.

The Captain knows the law. He is being conservative and wants a judge to decide. I see no reason to talk to him. Once he's denied you he doesn't care if you appeal. Appeal and win and he'll process your FID.

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