Anselmo

As posted on here, the arrested individual was transporting his shotgun to a friend's house to change out the stock. The shotgun was laying on the backseat of a Jeep Wrangler. The shotgun was not being transported as per the statute. I believe the assault weapon charges were amended to improper transport charges.

Aitken's conviction of the 16 round magazine was overturned on appeal. The state did not prove that the magazine would actually work with over 15 rounds.

From the NY SAFE website: While at a recognized range, whether you are there for recreation or for participating in shooting competitions, you may load the full ten rounds into any magazine you have. Starting on April 15, 2013, you are limited to putting 7 rounds in the magazine in all other locations.

I don't believe you can take your guns to a hotel room and count it as your residence in NJ if you're only staying there a short term without intentions of making it your residence.

I thought you could load 10 at the range but only 7 elsewhere.

I think most people would construe that as a loaded gun.

I bought it from Amazon.com.

In general, they are all a little kooky and try to rope you in. I've had good success with chiros. Much safer than surgery

Sounds like the cop put himself in harm's way to protect these college students.

You are allowed to shoot tin cans or plastic bottles at Range 14. I find the ROs at Range 14 to be a bit over-zealous. Some of them are on a power trip. I finished setting my targets and changed my flag color and stood at the fence. The wind blew an empty ammo box off my table during cease fire. There were several guys down range about 50 yards out and I stepped in front of my table to retrieve the box without putting the proper color flag up. The RO started yelling at me. I've seen other guys take issue with RO and then get into arguments where the RO invited them to discuss it in private. There have been some other issues I've seen there that could have handled much better by the RO. The ROs at Delran are night and day different. So much calmer at Delran. It's a pleasure to shoot there.

I paid $650 for my M&P Sport plus $40 for a TRS-25 red dot and some extra $ for a magpul handguard. I shoot steel cased ammo with about +/- 2 MOA accuracy. Never had any sort of problem with it. It meets my user requirements.

Some gun stores won't sell the xDM due to the "illegal" magazines. Other stores will. Best to call Paul at Arms-n-ammo.

Because it makes it non-identical to a banned assault weapon and therefore, legal for us to own. It's more a loophole that us gun owners created than something that the state wanted. It's a compromise. We get our guns and the state gets to have an AWB.

Moving mean moving. You know, with your stuff packed up with intentions of a new residence. See Aitken.

It matters not. The firearm laws of NJ apply equally to residents and non-residents.

They probably ordered it from Cabela's this morning.

Didn't work for Revell.

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Let's assume everyone has pistol grip. That is your one and only evil feature allowed. If you have a threaded barrel, you have to weld something on the end of the barrel to get rid of the threaded barrel evil feature. If that something on the end is a flash hider, you have 2 evil features. Illegal. I'm not knowledgeable enough about flash hider vs muzzle break but that looks like a flash hider to me.

You're allowed 1 evil feature on a semi auto rifle. A flash hider is an evil feature. A threaded barrel is an evil feature. If that's your only evil feature, you're legal. If you have a pistol grip, then you'd have more than 1 evil feature. And be illegal. If you pin and weld you remove the threaded barrel evil feature but the flash hider would still be there.

I ordered 5 boxes at $5.99. Works great in my M&P Sport.

Good intentions don't count. Possession counts. Call your smith and have it drop shipped straight there for its modifications. If you don't own a lower, you can possess the "illegal" upper and take it yourself.

There are some folks on here that will tell you that taking a picture of your wife holding your gun in your house is against the law. I'm not one of them.

Because the RDS is made to cowitness with the BUIS there's not a big demand for a flip to side RDS mount. Just doesn't make sense to move it. I have a flip to side mount for a scope. When it's flipped, it throws the whole rifle off balance. I don't like it.

Jiles was on Liberty Street and Kuhn Alley in Trenton’s Franklin Park section in October 2011 when he was arrested by police who had seen him throw a silver handgun into a car. The officers arrested him when they found Jiles did not have a permit for the Seecamp .32-caliber ACP, according to the indictment filed Dec. 1, 2011. That second-degree charge for unlawful possession of a weapon is set for trial in May, the prosecutor’s office said. And you guys worry about stopping at Dunin' Donuts on the way to the range. Nice to see swift justice for these kinds of cases.