JackDaWack

Says who? By NJ standards i can have loose pistols and rifles and loose fully loaded magazines rolling around my locked trunk. Well i cant because I have an open trunk, but if i had a lockable trunk.... you get the point. I can also dump a pistol into a bag with loaded mags because NJ doesn't tell you how to transport your ammo.

2C:39-3 g. All weapons being transported under paragraph (2) of subsection b., subsection e., or paragraph (1) or (3) of subsection f. of this section shall be carried unloaded and contained in a closed and fastened case, gunbox, securely tied package, or locked in the trunk of the automobile in which it is being transported, and in the course of travel shall include only such deviations as are reasonably necessary under the circumstances. Where does it say separate and in containers? FFS! Remind me again why anyone here takes advice from the NJSP?

? 9mm steel core? The OP clearly doesnt know what he's using, he didn't even link to a 9mm round, he posted .223. Tula makes 9mm with steel/zinc jackets.

I have a very hard time believing an RO at gun for hire told you that tula steel case ammo is "steel tipped".. what? I feel like this is some sort of gag.

Im going to take a stab here and say it's 100% legal. Looks like a sig brace(not a stock). Looks like mag in the grip. Legal. Although if its just a glock in some fancy stock i dont really see the purpose.

I would appreciate that very much! This could serve as a late season spot if the reservoir is deep enough, but I can't find depth charts for it.

There is no defined way to "fix" a magazine. A bullet button could work, or the new mag release that requires disassembly of the action, or a physical block that screws on.... all subjective... A magazine that is literally bonded to the receiver cant be argued anything but fixed.

This is what i'm curious about because the state can either make it part of Farny State Park or Wildcat. Based on the outline of the Wildcat WMA map its clearly marked within its boundaries. It would be nice to have another large body of water to hunt up here.

Is Splitrock Reservoir now part of Wildcat? The state purchased the land around it and i believe the reservoir itself last December. The WMA map even has the reservoir within it now.

I have no idea if it would work, but model cement melts plastics together.

When hunting fowl, Decoys are 90% of the work. Your calls are literally just to entice them to come in if they don't want to or cant see the decoys. Geese are easy, if they like your spread they will come in. Your going to be hunting local geese in September, so where ever you plan on hunting them, you should find them there scouting prior. Set up shop where you know they will be getting some morning food, they move before the sun is already up and we usually have them in the spread before shooting time. I haven't had a good goose hunt in a while, we lost our farm 2 years ago and the passiac river boat launches are all officially blocked off. That river is LIT with waterfowl. The only access to it is way too far a ride in the morning to get a legally hunt-able spot. If you cant find a farm to hunt on (cut corn or winter grass), your only real option is to find a water spot. Decoys are NOT cheap, at least the good ones. Hunting snow Geese gets REEEAAALLLYYYY expensive when you have a spread of 800+ decoys.

Accidents on 208 and 23, i recognize those roads like the back of my hand, lol.

If you have a contract with your name on it that says your a partner for what ever percentage than I believe it is your place of business. I don't think being an employee has any bearing on the issue. The only thing the law says is "your place of business".

I wonder if you owned 1% of the business if that makes you a part owner and could?

It's not a must meet all requirements. If you can say yes to any of those statements your OK to carry. You can carry on your residence no matter who owns it by law.

Obviously you can carry at a range, how else do you shoot? It's getting permission to do so. Some LGS employees may get permits only to carry at work. A father son relationship and or employee in the eyes of the law is about as relevant as being a complete stranger or patron. Is it a range? Is it your home? Is it your property? Is it your business? Do you have rights to the property? Do you have a CCW? If the answer is no, then no carry.

What makes you think you can carry in someone else's business? Home carry is always OK provided it's your residence or property.

I wouldn't carry ANYWHERE in NJ unless it's your home OR property in your name either owned or leased. Your father owns the business, not you, family has nothing to do with it, unless he wants a partner.

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I love gunbroker. Sounds like you have no idea what your buying. The DSA 58 is illegal in NJ unless modified. This is an auction site, all sales are final and binding. You should also read the listings and terms of sale. I'm gonna guess the listings said no sales to NJ. It's doesnt hurt to ask the seller questions before you buy something either. If he won't ship it to NJ for compliance work then find another one. That's not gunbroker fault.

Honestly, your not going to find that big of a difference between a 26" and a 28", at those lengths its all about which one swings better for you and utilizing the correct choke. 26" and 28" are more for hunting. I use both for waterfowl, and my 26" is just at long as my 28" due to a longer action. Most sporting clays use 30"+ due to the consistent swing you can get from a longer barrel, whereas i'm doing a lot of pop shots.

I'm no conspiracy theorist, and im sure we have lurkers here who are anti...... but were not looking for a strategic break down of the case either. It really shouldn't be difficult to describe how these cases, or cases to come will help pull down these laws. Trust me, you will not be catching anyone off guard and the state will give themselves plenty of time to counter any plans you have. You will have to work the case through appeals and ultimately fight the constitutionality of the law. We already have the 9th circuit saying no..

If your solution is cheap, then no. I reload using xtreme.

This is pretty much what i have taken away from this. Rob you asked a very important question that went completely ignored because i think the answer is obvious. So what is the plan? If they win these cases how does it get us closer to our goal?

Please keep in mind freedom uses Xtreme bullets, which are fine but they are plated. Not FMJ.