AnthonyG

Thank you all for the kind words I really appreciate it, at this point this has been the hardest moment in my life so far and I am just living moment to moment that this point. I just wanted to make sure the state would not come and take his guns or something like that because although they are great firearms and would be fun to shoot. The fact that they were his means the world to me, and I did not want that taken from me. My mother is still alive and she will gladly sign them over to me when I am ready, because she understands how much they mean to me.

What if she doesn't have a FPID can she transfer them to me?

My father passed away this morning, some here knew him some did not. My reason for posting here is he has/had about 3 handguns and some rifles, he never set up a will for these items. What are my options and or what can I do to make sure I can keep these firearms.

My girlfriend brought up the shooting the other day, and was like the guy was crazy, he had 6000 rounds, no one needs that much. I then responded by explaining how I have about 10k and sometimes the best deals you get for ammo is when you buy bulk amounts.Also how easy it is to shoot through thousands of rounds when you do target shooting and take up firearm collecting as a hobby and its even more so with you do competitive shooting. I explained to her the amount me and my brother go through when we visit the range and we try to go once or twice a week. She kind of gave me the raised eye brow then thought about it and sort of understood. Like adam said if you arent into firearms you can have a hard time understanding,everything people see the media can really trick them into agreeing with some of these retarded politicians. Firearm education to society as a whole is key to calming the general public in freak situations like the theater shooting, people fear what they dont understand.

Just to give an example on range costs and how its really not bad to join a private/club range, take Shore shot and Central Jersey rifle pistol club since they are pretty close to each other. SS wants $225 for a membership obviously there are the wait times on weekends and you do have certain ammo restrictions if you want to use rifle. CJ has a one time $400 capital contribution fee, plus $250 a year membership, so your first year is 650,. However after first year you only have the 25 dollar difference from SS where you are restricted and the amenities are no where near what CJ offers. You can also, through attending meetings and doing work credits have the ability to knock 50 dollars a year off membership so CJ is only 200 dollars a year. Bottomline: some private ranges are cheaper then the public ranges in the long run if you plan to stick with shooting and do so frequently. The freedom I have of shooting my handguns 24/7 indoors, being allowed to shoot almost any caliber gun through out the different ranges and it being cheaper long term was why I went with CJ over any public range.

I used my nitro mag 887 at shore shot a few times before I joined at CJ and would shoot 3 1/2 magnum shells from time to time, I think the employees liked it but none of the shooters did lol. That gun would get real hot after about 20 rounds and the RO would let me lay it in my case open next to my port by the wall. The guy should have talked to RO before he started if he knew how his gun runs and that it gets hot and has to cool. That way if the RO was going to get crazy about it the shooter would know up front before he uncased and shot it. As far as uncased rifles, by law the guy would be legally allowed to walk around with a rifle unloaded on his shoulder here in jersey. It being private property they have their own rules and he has to follow them or leave.Thats all they can do is just ask him to leave, how he wants to move his rifle at that moment is his choice as weird or scary as it my look.

Thats crazy, I thought GE was a big american company, I would have even gone so far as to say they are one of the blocks to the foundation of our countries industrial side,I guess it turns out your local deli is more of an american business then GE. Politicians and their agenda's, its never about the country and the people.

Most companies will ship illegal gadgets like stun guns to jersey, they usually have a waiver of liability in their site some where. It's usually that the purchaser accepts the responsibility of the transaction and are making purchases with full knowledge of their states laws.

All you have to do is accept the fact your phone is now the size of a brick.

That is unbelievable, who in today's age thinks its a great accomplishment to steal peaches off someone's tree.

Well something that helps keep repair techs honest in general is if you stand around and watch them when they are trying to diagnose the problem. If they come across say the broken wire and things start working its a bit harder for them to say replace something else now when everything's working. I bet the actress stayed inside while the techs were outside looking over the unit.

That my friend I can not answer, every towns different and it depends how tall it is and how close to neighbors you are and what not, the 30kw one you need some property since it sits about 80+ feet high the one thats about 4kw is 25 feet I think dont remember exactly. When I looked into all this, it was going on some mountain side property where no one cared and closest neighbor was half a mile at least.

tony from tjsportingarms might be able to help you since he has shane45 working with him and he does compliance work, here is the thread where to help you out. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/37643-tj-sporting-arms-would-like-to-announce/page__pid__501350#entry501350

I had done some research into doing a solar farm a little while back, when I researched the grants and government incentives, it seemed most of the money allocated to the projects were wiped out. A bunch of people jumped on the opportunity and used up most of the incentive money. I know you can buy photo-voltaic cell sheets and make your own panels for atleast 1/5th the cost of buying finished panels but its some what time consuming depends on how big you go. The best power to pay off ratio sits in wind turbines, I know you can buy a medium sized turbine that produces about 30kw of power for around 50k dollars that's roughly enough power for 8 homes. Of course you can go smaller if you just want to cover you're own home for about 10k, key is do you get enough wind in your area.

I think a letter like others mentioned and proof of copy-write , you have to remember these news agencies probably get tons of letters from people to stop different things without any level of proof. They have to know you mean business and your legit

Yeah, the fact there is an abundance of AK's in falling skies really makes no sense to me and I dont remember them ever touching on where the guns came from. Even if they found a cache of weapons in one of the military armories in Massachusetts, It would not be loaded with AK's/ Commie Weapons. It would be AR's, M16's,maybe some sub machine guns and so forth.

I saw a special some years ago about the SAFE home all the interior walls are kevlar lined and bullet proof from most common handgun and rifle rounds.Each floor is bomb proof from the floor below it or something crazy and the exterior walls and glass of the house are rated for some level of explosion resistance.

Thats really sad, especially if it was just a freak accident due to his rig, a friend comes up to hug you and dies by you're own weapon. I would have a real hard time living with that and also would lose confidence in carrying going forward. Then again I would never use any sort of holster that put any straps or buckles through the trigger guard potentially setting off gun.

I took some video too of what happened by me im in jackson and it was like fireworks from the heavens.

Both shows are great however the second season of falling skies is shaping up better then walking dead's did. I believe both shows are similar in the sense that its showing the side of survival of people and does it well and they are just in different scenarios.

My dad has the Springfield 1911 A1 in 9mm and I would not recommend it, just too much money for so little. Rock Island Armory and STI are definitely better options.

When I got mine I did a total break down of everything and thought I cleaned everything out, but to my surprise at the range after 10-20 rounds when everything gets real hot. The extracted shell casings were coming out with hot smoking cosmoline on them. This just shows the lengths the commies went to preserve these guns lol.

Pretty sweet card going on tomorrow, I have alot of respect for silva and his abilities but the fire burning in sonnen. I feel he may just have the heart to want it more and take it.

Bought mine from Aimsurplus for 89 dollars its been an awesome shooter so far, amount of cosmoline on these guns is insane so prepare for a 2-3 hour cleaning session. I found WD-40 melts the cosmoline definitely made things go as fast as possible, just make sure you wipe all the surfaces you spray with the WD-40 and lube them good.

Almost every gun I have bought in the past 6 months I have gone through an unusual level of searching to find them due to the lack of inventory out there.