JackDaWack

Now, THAT is a question worth asking. However, it has been asked many times and we get the same shrugg off as usual. Which is why i think asking them anything of importance is literally a waste of time cause they refuse to answer.

Currently, no. Which is why were looking in the Jackson Newton area. I want nice property and privacy, 2 acres would be nice with a 4 or 5 person home. Bergen county is to expensive for what you get passiac is even worse with taxes. I will commute an hour no problem to get that. We can afford to live in any town, but it's what were looking for that pushes us West.

Were looking at around 350-450 range. Between me and my future wife that's about 40% our combined salaries. I could never figure out why people are in such a rush to spend every penny they make living in a place like Hoboken. Very few people make enough to justify it.

Im 29 and live at home, next year I'll be buying my own home. I'd rather live a nice life down the road then be impatient to move out now. It's gonna be nice putting a down payment of 30%. The other option was move out immediately and live a life I could barely afford... How do you ever get ahead? My woman won't let me move us to NH, it's really one of the only States that works for the both of us.

Guys, the NJSP are not going to answer questions based on justifications for laws. They didn't make the laws, your questions should be about how they enforce them.

I mean, that's how every law is... its always open to interpretation which is why we pay lawyers to fight cases... which is also why case law is the most powerful tool in understanding laws. Most of NJ's laws are not exactly the hardest to read, they're just vague in some instances, such as "reasonable". Anyone with a high school diploma can figure out if a law will land you in trouble or not, or at the very least make you aware of the things your risking by doing something. When i'm asked questions about NJ's laws from many people, its apparent to me they never even bothered to read the laws and come up with some wild statements, or connect laws that don't relate. Which is why I almost always ask, What law are you referencing? The loaded magazine one for instances, all the law says is carried unloaded.... yes its vague, no it doesn't mention anything about loaded magazines... yet people still try and apply the constructive intent law(which only applies to parts need to construct a firearm). If your gun is in pieces with a loaded magazine that might actually apply to a loaded gun(very, very weak argument).. however, a firearm already assembled carried empty with a seperate loaded magazine has no bearing on being loaded according to the law. Laws are a thought process and kinda like a flow chart. Expand your understanding to case law, and now we have a circuit court ruling(cali) that a gun is loaded if a single action of the gun places a bullet in the chamber, unless the law states otherwise. The law always takes into consideration what is common knowledge/opinion. How would a reasonable person understand the statements in the law? Which is why definition sections are listed within chapters to clarify if a word encompasses more then what a reasonable person would think. If they don't define unloaded, then it defaults to common knowledge. Lawyer ask:yes or no question" If there are no bullets in the gun, is it not an unloaded gun?" What does a magazine even have to do with it? i can drop a round right in the chamber and now its loaded in just as many or less actions. Be smart, but don't let these laws make you think you have to do anymore then what they say.

Yeah, its called a flat rate... fair and balanced..... oh wait that's not fair and balanced because the top 1% can afford more.... I think we should raise minimum wage to 15 dollars and just eliminate every welfare program.... at least people would be working for what they get.

lol, I love when the democrats say our wealthy don't leave the state. What moron would stay considering the estate and inheritance tax.

The problem is that the answer your going to get from the NJSP is exactly what your going to get here, an opinion. Each officer will decide if he is going to arrest you or not and a court will figure out if you broke the law... asking the NJSPFU what they think is irrelevant, as they have already provided misinformation on their site. No offense to LE, but many of them probably have less grasp on the firearms laws then the people on this forum. Based on your tone, the only person who will provide you with a good enough answer will be a paid attorney. You asked a vague question that can be answered rather easily. You didn't even mention who is the person of interest in your question, you or your friend? Either case, you can drive yourself and a friend to the range with guns, provided for him it is not an unreasonable deviation stopping at your place to carpool if he brings his own guns. a better question would be to provide the law you are uncertain applies to this situation. Because as it stand you don't even need an FPID to bring your own guns, where does a passenger fit into any of this?

Well, there is mastadon next to cherry ridge. If your ever up that way.

I'd say your making a good decision then, No fun to buy a gun you can barely shoot. And you handled it so u know you like it.

Only cx4 they stopped making was the .45 I would have bought one years ago if they out a solid rail on the entire top side. Not a fan of the integrated sights, nor a fan of the price it costs to mod it, but there is a place that will completely rework a cx4, forget where.

Have you fired a scar 16 before? I loved it until I shot it. I see the appeal for a 308 17, and still want one, but so many good options for 5.56. You can rent a 16s at gun for hire.

Haha, good stuff guys just ordered mine. Tree snapped right in half this morning jolting me out of bed. Didn't need to use the Genny, but I did have 20 gals gas in hand. Bent the power mast and had the power line on the ground. A truck driving by ripped out the FiOS line(it's only 3/4 the way up the pole). Pretty shitty day, but an expensive electrician and 4 hours later were OK. Still no FiOS.

Depends on the prices.

Is powder on sale at Davis?

Be careful what questions you ask, you may no like the answer they provide, not that any of it really has any legal bearing anyway. I think your going to get exactly the answers of the law, vague at best.

I'm surprised no one has brought a civil rights suit against the state. Even if they do issue the FID it's well beyond an infringement of your rights, people are just all too happy to wait a year and then get their FID and forget about it.

Done deal. If the tags are still good and you have insurance your gtg. What else is there to worry about?

The guy isn't dumb. I would never let someone drive off in a vehicle with plates registered to me.

I emailed them and i received a response about a week after UPS dropped it off. Then i called about a month later and they said it was approved and i was in line for a check. They aren't issuing refunds all at once, im guessing they allocated a certain amount of money every week.

Someone should send that video to their insurance company. It must be too difficult to get that camera angle with a tripod.

When I do the upper tomorrow ill drop the pressure down to 30psi and see the kinda finish it gives me. No wonder the anodizing melted off.

OK, I probably should have started on the low end, but i figured to just max out what Cerakote recommended. Should i leave some of the anodizing on? Something that has been very unclear to me is when exactly i have the finish i'm looking for.