JackDaWack

After moving out to the sticks, I keep one on my side all the time. Property backs up to woodlands where there is known black bears and coyotes living. With two dogs, and the fact I'm outside a lot it just makes sense. Either way, I'm ready for a predator.

75gr amax will not cycle in any semiauto, as stated there OAL is longer than the maxazine allows. They do make 75gr BTHP that fit..

I went through this recently and the letter the DMV gives you isn't good enough to get your FPID. I was told the address has to be on the license, and since there is no sticker anymore u have to get a new one. Even the cop I spoke with was dumbfounded and apologized.

I ran my 35's with no lift but you need to use flat fenders like the bushwackers with at least 4.5 backspacing. Forgot to mention, you will need to cut the front air damn and shorten the rock sliders in the rear.

Gearing may be a little issue, but if it's not a daily your fine. Keep the lift under 3" otherwise your going to be spending a lot of money in axel geometry correction. Terraflex is good, I have the rock krawler 1.5" lift, gave me about 2" overall lift and leveled out the nose. Love the ride too, with flat fenders I fit 35's, but I had to use extended bump stops in the rear to prevent rubbing at max flex. I would skip the budget boost kits, and get a real spring kit, they make so many sizes now and they aren't that much more money or require that much more effort to install.

I usually go in the late afternoons and always find a spot.

Apparently two of his friends were approved carry permits, which according to him means we all can..Lol And if you don't get your permit, you didn't try hard enough lol

His responses to the comments have to be the most out of touch(NJ) bullshit I've ever read. He doesn't know and won't acknowledge that form sts 33 has a denial section on it, I can't imagine the bullshit you would deal with having to tell your PD everytime why you were denied

Riding a motorcycle is a defensive action 99% of the time in NJ. Expect at all times someone doesn't see you and will run you over. Depends on what course you take. The riding center instills the fear of God in you. Every 5 minutes is another learning lesson on what to watch out for. It will also point out your strengths and weaknesses. I was the only one who could do the figure 8 with out losing points, and we had a girl drop out when we were power walking the bikes cause she kept dropping it.

It might not have saved my life just yet, but as a new rider I found myself In a few bad spots that had me going down, my lessons kicked in and I kept the bike up and my ass off the pavement. Last year I almost ate it negotiating a turn, gravel all over this time of year. A little bit of knowledge goes a LONG way on a bike. I saw the gravel a head of time and knew to look for it,(winter is over). I knew to take my turns slower then normal and watch more closely. I didn't brake and just let the bike slide a little bit. Even something stupid like going through a toll can get you injured if you stop on the (certain) oil slick in the middle of the lanes.

Correct, the permit doesnt even make sense since they changed it. Many people get the permit and skip the endorsement because the permit is basically 85% a license.it Stoopid. The course will require you to pass a written test and a riding test. The course is designed to get you to pass both, and they will give you tricks to lose the least amount of points to pass, like crossings lines and putting your foot down. So when you go to the DMV you already completed the requirements.

This, most of these gas pumping stations are built in the middle of nowhere, offer the residents service as a give/take. I think Jefferson or somewhere around there is having the same issue. Where they pay for oil and propane, yet will have a massive NG station they can't use.

There is already a defacto ban on them, you can't finish it in NJ, so you run huge risk almost worth not taking by doing it out of state and returning with it. Even when it's 100% legal.

It's an interesting question, the part needed to finish the gun, or the one specific part that actually makes it a gun is 80% complete, and federal law states that it's not considered a firearm. Im not sure the language in NJ constructive intent laws would cover finish the parts so they function. It seems the construction law is specifically about assembly of parts only.

Did you check out motorcycle riding center? That where I did mine. If you enjoy riding its actually a lot of fun. theridingcenter.com

It happened in 2010, 3 years prior to the change in LEO carry. I'd imagine anyone from a carry state wouldn't see he did something wrong, But their opinions don't change facts. Permits are only good in the states they were issued, that's a national issue not a NJ law. If a state wants to acknowledge other permits, great.. but other than constitutional carry, under the right circumstance this could happen in any state. Which means it's not a NJ issue. This is a case for national reciprocity. Still curious how close he was to NJ.

Absolutely not. NJ'S constructive intent laws states that parts to complete a rifle are considered a whole. The second you have the parts to build it, NJ considers it a fully functional rifle. So what you think is a no issue is possession of an assault weapon, per NJ.

Did you once stop to ask yourself how familiar this guy is with the state of NJ? Visiting family and friends? Did he grow up here? Your right though, the gun owners on here who discuss being responsible and informed are the problem. Not the people like this who can't even secure their weapon from a drunk or take the time understand where their permit is valid... I can certainly understand issues pertaining to transporting firearms in other states, but carrying is generally understood in every state to be somewhat regulated... Only recently have states just allowed Constitutional carry. Consider a VA permit isnt good in many states, this isn't something that could only happen in NJ.

What did he do wrong? Where do we start. 80% lower, illegal to manufacture (no idea if he milled it yet, but clearly intended to) Constructive intent(all the parts to complete it) no pinned barrel or stock) Stolen credit card, probably how he bought everything (moron) And cocaine!

When I think of range toys I think of .50 Cal's and anything that wouldn't really serve a SD situation, ya know something used for fun at the range. If there isn't a practical use for a weapon it is a range toy to me.

Once completed they are a functional firearm. Even better, if you planned on modding a Glock slide or barrel, you can just buy it without wasting money. I wouldn't trust it for HD but what's another range toy?

Expired.

There should be a database available to everyone with stolen firearm info. Keeping it privately doesn't even remotely make any sense whatsoever.

U can get a "spray paint" cerakote now, non bake version. This stuff was specifically formulated for Scopes and plastic parts

Ur not supposed to smoke Bill Clintons cigars!!!!