JackDaWack

I would have to question what your even being charged with at that point. Owning a home assembled non nfa firearm is not illegal, as this letter fails to mention. They would HAVE to get you prior, parts in hand, with the ability to convert a rifle into a ln assualt weapon.

Sounds like a complete load of bullshit. So they openly admit there is no law that says one can't be assembled.* They say you cannot assemble one because you run the risk of violating other laws?* They openly admit this is merely a precautionary statement.* However, the fact is you can assemble one and still be lawful, as the letter States, it's only illegal if you end up violating the constructive possession law which WE ALRaeADY KNEW. But hey, what did you expect? Bunch of morons just couldn't leave it alone and had to ask the NJSP what their retarded opinion would be. Once my firearm was completed, guess what... I don't have to worry about violating either law they posted... Just an FYI, with out explicitly say it this letter applies to rifles as well, and I have to say guys, you get what you ask for. When you order a threaded barrel to your house, and a not yet pinned stock...

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NJSP gave consent for the configuration, I still don't see what the big scare is over building one... They are an FFL and i bet they will have them for rentals already, or just call and ask them if you can bring your legal firearm to their range ahead of time.... I highly doubt some guy at RTSP is going to know the difference between a troy, MM or DS from a built firearm or attempt to draw a line in the sand over it.

Im curious if we will even get a letter clarifying this, the NJSP don't have a law to cite to say you cant build one from a receiver. If you built a rifle from a receiver did you get permission from the NJSP prior?

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Im not advocating for passing the responsibly from the individual to another, i'm just saying there are some instances where more than one person is responsible for the outcome... And still not necessarily equally responsible. Im also trying to establish a clear line where the person selling "x" knew the individual purchasing it had every intention of using the item to break the law and put others in danger. Im trying to eliminate what "someone should have known", and only speaking to what someone actually knew.

Whether it be criminal or civil, negligence is just that. Should the salesman get a pass off making a buck knowing full well the kid has admitted he plans on breaking the law with it? Knowing full well the individuals actions will be used to put others in danger? You cant have this conversation with out context.. Can he sell a vette to a kid? yeah.. but there comes a point when he knows its dangerous to other people to do so in the context you provided. How about the gun guy at the counter? If someone is buying a gun, and they start talking about how theyre gonna use it to rob a bank and shoot thier in laws you dont think there should be some form of criminal liability? I dont believe negligence sets a low standard either, you have to show in court the individual had direct knowledge the outcome would have placed people in danger.

F the Ridgeline, If i was even contemplating one i would get a Tacoma.

A win is a win. Unfortunately, this does absolutely nothing for gun owners. When this all started it was pre operation compliance.. PD's have now been getting notices for years for violating the law... They can do what ever they want on their end provided it follows state law.. I highly doubt there is anything in there at this point that goes against the law provided they have had a copy of it for how long now?

Sorry, but I dont see a Subaru being much more reliable than a Jeep.

Yet, that is in no way shape or form the complaint i seem to be reading. What I am seeing is the lack of explanation in the methods used to conduct the data collection and analysis...

A school psychologist isn't going to do anything with out a referral from a teacher or someone who deals directly with the child. THAT is the way it needs to be.... i DO NOT want psychologists running amok in our schools evaluating kids who have no business being observed in that manner. Schools have a hard enough time keeping class sizes in check, we would all love an extra teacher, councilor, subs, etc... there will always be a need for more of anything... everyone complains about the cost to educate in this state... so we dont get to complain one way and then out the other side of our mouths. Currently districts are cutting staff, and even rotate out their part time help to avoid triggering benefit costs. Teachers are trained, whether they respond to it or not, to look for signs of troubled students... by and large the students are NOT trained to deal with observable behavior of their peers. If an I&RS report is created a process starts, but mostly involves the purpose for the intervention... As in what triggered the event... it is highly individualized from there. How long it takes to get a student evaluated is dependent on the district, it could be the same day or days later. Now remember this isn't due to a kids direct threats to do something, it's a behavioral issue of indirect nature. The problem is most red flags for these people/kids are situated outside of schools, on social media, and in peer groups.. And even when they do happen in schools, some officials fail to do what they should. If we look at the parkland incident, many school officials were removed from their jobs because they failed to do what was required of them, not that the system itself was lacking some procedural component. Today, if students show threatening behaviors in a direct nature, they are removed pretty much immediately from the school setting. Keep in mind, schools hands are tied unless the student and parent are willing to participate in these services to begin with. It's 100% voluntary unless it followed some violation of school conduct.

There is a reason it is cheaper than the competition.

Then all you will be left with is pumps, lever actions, and in this case not even revolvers... as this 22lr has been reported to even stick in those!

There already are. It's called Intervention and referral services. I have no idea what other states look like but each NJ school has a program run by a certified counselor. https://www.state.nj.us/education/students/safety/behavior/irs/ The other part to this is, there is no sensible position... because we can create all the laws we want, but if the child or parents don't want to cooperate these services do nothing. AND unless the child violates school policy they cant remove him. My wife works in this field, and she is admitting and discharging kids into programs daily... You would be shocked at the volume a handful of mental health facilities deal with in both partial and inpatient programs.. she left one place because there were way too many kids flowing in and out.

Im curious what law you are referring to.

AFAIK, the only real downside to bleach is it can kill the plants around your house. Any professional who comes to clean is going to use a product that works quickly, and most likely has some harsh chemicals. I would steer clear of any mechanical types of cleaning methods for an older roof.

Obviously this is all in poor taste, but after reading the statute i still don't see how this rises to that level. "knowingly sends, posts, comments, requests, suggests, or proposes any lewd, indecent, or obscene material to or about a person" Contrary to what most people think, harassment these days does not require a continues effort. I mean shit if you dress up as the Schutzstaffel something bad is eventually gonna catch up to you. But wouldn't posting a picture of say "black face" politicians rise to the same standard if we were to apply it the same?

Dont many states have "bans" on carrying loaded firearms into police departments?

The results looks great from the product page... but as indicated it takes time to work. Not sure if your totally against using bleach, but i just cleaned my entire house with JOMAX and the stuff melts grime off the surface in minutes. You don't need a power washer to clean with it I started to power wash the house and realized i was getting no where.

I do find this a bit amusing.... First off, how did he get the pictures he posted? Is anything stopping him from uploading them to instagram.... what is a fake account? He then requested to follow her company, and they saw the pictures i guess there after... Honestly... i don't really see that as cyber harassment... He may be a NUT job, but I don't see how the cops got involved with that to begin with. Seems more like a civil issue to me. But yeah, Dumbass doesnt even come close to describing this guy.

You need a swager for the primer crimps if your after accuracy a hand primer Bullet comparator gauge set OAL gauge Hornady makes pretty good ones.

I steer clear of .22lr that isnt high velocity federal or CCI. They seems to work in almost everything. If it works in your guns buy it, otherwise i would pass.

Lets have some fun with this. I know a FFL07, would there be anything against asking them to put together a scorpion evo 3 for me? Buy the https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-scorpion-evo-3-s1-pistol-w-flash-can/ Get the adapter https://www.preppergunshop.com/pgs-mfg-scorpion-evo-accessory-pgs-mfg-scorpion-evo-m4-adapter-aluminum Slap on an approved VFG and Pistol Brace. BAM! firearm!