Anselmo

The jury system is just as much part of the constitution as the right to bear arms. It is our civic duty to serve as jurors.

If you're ever on Jeapardy... Your story is much better than the boring crap people tell about themselves.

Possession of a high cap in NJ is a crime. It is irrelevant if you own a rifle or gun to put it in. One could buy a high cap in PA and modify it in PA before heading back over into NJ. I would just buy them pre-modified.

The 15-22 is a heck of a lot of fun. Throw on a cheap red dot and you can hit 6 inch circle targets at 50 yards all day long. My 15-22 is awesome; no problems at all. I shoot at playing cards at 50 yards leaning on a table and hit about 50% of my shots on the card. It operates the as an AR15.

She rejected a plea deal for 3 years. She rolled the dice and lost.

http://www.springfield-armory.com/store/ 30% off Mother's Day sale (thanks to Slickdeals.net) Anyone have one of their wall clings? Pretty cool. $21 21" X 22"

It's still free floated with the end cap, isn't it? It might touch the barrel but not much. The cap clips into the hand guard. The set screw will bite into the barrel's finish creating a potentional rust point.

I ran a NJSP background check on myself. Took 1 day.

We don't have all the facts in this case. The jury did.

Yes. New serial number means it's a new gun to you. Doesn't matter if it's a replacement gun. It's up to the FFL what they charge you for the transfer. If I bought a gun from my local FFL and it broke a month later, had him ship it back under warranty and got it replaced under warranty. I'd have to pay NICS and burn a P2P if it was a handgun but I'd expect a free FFL transfer.

Legalize it and tax it.

This is the 15-22. It's extremely nimble, fast and light. I wouldn't put a functionless piece of jewelry on it.

I see splatter. Therefore, the drops are falling from a height. See BRaptor's post above.

Centpedes are nasty. I hated them things before I read Papillon.

What does Obama have to do with this?

So, you conclude that everytime you hold a gun in a gun store that a PPP must be filled out. Clearly, that is wrong. Give means sell for free. You know, like give someone a present. i.e. a transfer where no money or compensation is exchanged. It is a transfer at the range because the receiver is going to shoot the gun.

The law states two types of transfers: permanent where you fill out a PPP and temporary where you don't and the law defines specific locations where the temp transfer can occur. There is no such a thing as in-between transfer which you have defined yourself to be a temporary transfer at a excluded location that is legal as long as you have a PPP but don't need to complete it. I don't see anything in the law about needing a PPP in possession but not filling it out. Letting someone hold a gun in your home or in a gun store is not a transfer.

If you don't trust someone enough to have them in your house you shouldn't be selling them a firearm.

I don't know if my local PD contacted my employer but we have a new "no weapons at work, in your car and work can search your car for drugs and weapons anytime they want" rule in our employee handbook.

This seems about right. I used to travel the tpk and parkway from turnpike exit 5 to exit 11 and then the Parkway up to Union everday. 75 to 80 is normal cruising speed and I've done those speeds right past troopers hiding in the median without any notice but 85 plus and they'll notice you.

2C:58-3 paragraph e which states, in part: Applications. Applications for permits to purchase a handgun and for firearms purchaser identification cards shall be in the form prescribed by the superintendent and shall set forth the name, residence, place of business, age, date of birth, occupation, sex and physical description, including distinguishing physical characteristics Place of business interpretted as employer.

File a suit for what? What are his damages?

Winning the appeal will not change the fact that you were denied. You just write on any application that you were denied but granted on appeal by the court. (if you win your appeal) I think the Florida non-resident CCW doesn't even ask if you've been denied a permit previously. Some local PDs are very conservative, use the "not in best interests" clause to deny and leave it up to a judge to decide.

If you're married you should have a will. It's not a matter of "if you die" but "when you die".