JackDaWack

Been through this a million times. California already lost a case dealing with this. If NJ wants loaded mags to be considered part of the gun they need to express that in law, otherwise a reasonable person expects if the mag isn't in the gun, the guns not loaded. Remember, the law is still based on how a reasonable person would understand it.

Its most likely an agency/municipality policy for a supervisor to be present, but for a search it will most likely have a supervisor of some sort or at least another cop or more to secure the search, you can always request. . Besides, everyone has a camera in their pocket these days, use it. Even a bad cops day can be made better by giving him an easy time with what ever it is he's trying to do. I think you fail to see how much of a pain in the ass the cop would be giving himself by conducting an illegal search and then making up an arrest. When you say the courts will figure it out, that includes grilling the cop and the evidence he collected. cops are usually only jerks like that when theyre 99% sure their gonna find something.

I'm having a very difficult time understanding what this officer would be arresting you for. If an officer can't justify his PC it doesn't even go to court, the case gets thrown out based on violations of the 5A, unreasonable search and seizures. If the officer wants to force search the vehicle using PC he would need a supervisor and the report would indicate the PC. Even so, bad day cop makes up PC... What is he arresting you for?

this how we know where the retards live.

I'm not sure what your referring to here. A cop would have to explain how what he saw indicated a law was being violated, and to end up in court you would have to be cited for breaking that law. I have to ask.... Of these examples whcih is RS/PC empty gun case, box of ammo, empty cases, empty holster, weapon light, a gun friendly T-shirt or hat. A target, shooting gloves glasses or ear muffs. Camo gear... Gun oil, sights and scopes... A range bag... A hunting bag..

PSA had a magpul complete lower for around 199 yestersay, not sure how you beat a deal like that.

For the love of God, if you get a bcm upper with no handgaurd, REQUEST they send it with the FSB NOT installed. It took me 3 hours to figure out how to drive those damn pins out, and I needed to buy an oversized punch just to get them started.

Why would you need a gunsmith to mount the barrel? There is literally only one way to install it. The only receiver I know that is complicated are BCM's under spec forged uppers. And a little heat gets it to slip right on. The barrel is probably the easiest part of everything to install.

lol, I drive around 100% of the time with shotgun shells in my Jeep. Funny enough it's the one thing I consistently forget to grab at 3am running out the door, hence why I keep 4 boxes under the back seat. I don't buy reasonable suspicion bull crap on having ammo or boxes or casesing in plain sight. Non of that is an indication your breaking the law, unless it's a HP.

makes sense thanks

What do you mean? I've been trying to stock up on Varget since i hear so many people enjoy it.

I'm assuming BTHP?

Currently, i don't reload rifle. But i do have some components for it.

Point is, by the time you purchased everything you need to reload yourself through a shortage with both pistol and rifle calibers you would have spent well over a grand. Were not talking having a few pounds of diverse powder. Rifle reloading isn't even cost effective unless your putting together match grade components. A lot of people are going to see that their mileage varies with components. But will you have a couple thousand bullets on hand for each caliber? enough powder and primers to fill the cases? and all of the reloading accessories needed per caliber? Sandy hook took places 4 years ago.... and were just starting to see stock increase. Remember you only get roughly 250 rounds per lb of powder for something like .223 I'm looking at spending 2 grand in the next month or so on components and complete ammo. And i already have stock piles.

It does to stock up on everything you need to make it through a shortage for your calibers you shoot. Looking into the future, right now isnt the time to ease into the reloading market. its time to start thinking what will and wont be available in a few months.

Unless you have a few grand to drop right now, reloading isn't going to be the better option. About the only thing your going to find during a shortage are presses and odds and ends. No primers, no Powders, no Dies(common rounds), no bullets, no brass. If you wanted to start getting ready to reload, I don't recommend it but start buying good powder and primers before next year. If you need help with powder or primers just ask here, plenty of people can help you find a decent powders to make plinking rounds.

Are these rooms secure? Its been my life goal to have a gun vault in my basement. I could certainly justify it with the amount of ammo, reloading supplies, guns, gear hunting equipment and so on. Would be nice to have it all locked down in one place opposed to literally scattered throughout the house.

Or if you have a railed pistol or for most rifles http://www.magnetospeed.com/collections/frontpage/products/magnetospeed-sporter http://www.magnetospeed.com/collections/magnetospeed-accessories/products/v3-rail-adapter

ProChrono Digital + the lighting kit

Dude, I can fit, 4 50 Cal cans 3 shotguns 2 AR's with optics a 10/22 and multiple pistols in my 10gun safe. The ammo cans are for weight.my safe isn't on Concrete.

2C:39-6. Exemptions 2C:39-6. a. Provided a person complies with the requirements of subsection j. of this section, N.J.S. 2C:39-5 does not apply to: (storage) e. Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S. 2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about his place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, any firearm, (transport) or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section, from any place of purchase to his residence or place of business, between his dwelling and his place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between his dwelling or place of business and place where such firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location. There are NO exceptions for keeping guns anywhere but a place that is considered above. Section f then goes into all of the transport exemptions.

are we debating how a 5gram piece of a sliver of metal that the end cap is effects barrel harmonics? the delta ring while normally removed isn't attached to the barrel, both will cut off easily, but you will have to slide the FSB up a little.

Response: the NJSP has made no formal statements in regards, next. You can't really ask them to justify other agencies statements.

It's a farse for literally anyone with out a brain. Gun manufactures can be sued, just not for what they wish. The laws were created because the cases are literally not winnable in the realms of liability. Paul Walker POS daughter tried to pull this bullshit on Porsche..

All I can say is... If your signal needs to go through a brick wall, get something on the high-end.