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FYI - Howard Metzembaum was a Senator from Ohio, Schumer defeated Al D'amato for his Senate seat.

I would not buy a FG though the mail, the majority of them are rough. SG should be a pretty safe bet. Best thing to do if you can is take a trip to the North Store when you see good reports (on the CMP forum). The trips there are priceless.

This ruling now prohibits the banks from enforcing those provisions in their contracts. If they try to they will now have an issue with the government banking regulators.

I do this for my recurring maintenance accounts, I keep a CC on file, they can either pay with it or it's held as security if they don't pay their bill. As far as my retail store, in most cases I don't expect to be charging extra to use a CC anytime soon (if ever), the environment to do so is not there.

You don't think they will check? They can look up public voting records, which they might if you're writing them a lot. If you live in a district that votes religiously democratic, you may want to consider registering as a democrat so they take you more seriously when you contact them. Nobody says you must vote democratic.

I've never had one denied. Granted I buy more milsurp and C&R than I do modern, but I have put modern on the exemptions and never had a problem.

In 09 and 10 when the first Obama scare was calming down.

???????? Garands aren't hard to take apart at all.

WOW! miracle of miracles! And here I was thinking they were still hopelessly trapped in the a 1980 mindset when I got an email from them today asking me to contact my legislators. The email only gave phone numbers to call, no email addresses or links to send emails to our legislators.

How about putting some thermals on and a warm hat? I'm sure you'll be able to buy a hot cup of coffee when your tootsies get cold. Next time we'll be sure to get the mass shooters to commit their atrocities in the spring time so it's more comfortable for you to protect your rights.

Right.... wasn't suggesting it would......

NO, that's incorrect, you can legally buy antiques, air and BP pistols without a PPP, in other states (as long as that state doesn't regulate them) and bring them back to NJ. Modern handguns (made in 1899 or newer) must go through a NJ FFL.

Your best bet is to sign up for the NJ2AS Bridgewater bus, that's what I did.

If the rifle didn't have a detachable mag, you could have all the evil features you like.

Light weight

IN!

I was talking to a dealer who also mentioned this, the question I have is, how then is the state of Kentucky able then to use NICS to do monthly checks of CCW holders?

I have a feeling one day he is going to crash and burn in a Lance Armstrong kinda way. People that steam roll everyone in their way for their own agenda are usually so full of themselves that they think they can get away with anything, this usually leads to them embarrassing themselves in grand fashion. Corzine anyone?

Will Samco even ship this to you? It says on their web site that they will only ship ammo to FFLs in NJ.

Until about 15 years or so ago they weren't allowed to carry once they retired. Then the retired chief of the Hanover PD was in Newark helping some elderly acquaintances that were visiting a relatives grave. Some gang bangers approached and tried to rob the elderly couple, he tried to intervene, but was unarmed and was shot and killed. That was the initial impetus to allow them to carry after retiring.

Good, that will make a challenge to this law based on Heller and McDonald more valid, if you can't get mags for 90% of the handguns made, it's a defacto gun ban.

I'm pretty sure that was the case. I remember being at a NY show, and one of the dealers had 75 round AK drums for sale. I asked him if they were pre ban (which was allowed in NY before Wednesday), and he said "no they are for LEO sales only" and then quickly added "I know, no agency is going to use AK's, but that's how the law is written".

Why don't you guys from Vernon area take the bus out of Bridgewater? It's cheaper, most likely going to drop us off near the statehouse, and probably not much farther a drive than Secacus.

NJ does not register long guns. You do not need an FID to OWN a long gun, you need an FID to BUY a long gun in NJ. You can move here with whatever firearms you own (including handguns), that are not considered "assault weapons" under NJ law, with doing any type of paperwork or notifications. Get an FID card anyway, because it will give you better long gun transport protections under the law and allow you to buy long guns at will as well as handgun ammo. Some stores MAY refuse to sell you long gun ammo without an FID (although the law allows it) and many online sellers will require it.

Yeah!!!!! spread the wealth to the lazy POS that don't want to get a job. But lets not dare generalize about union members. All the Republican state legislators from Morris County (and before redistricting put Madison in Cody's district) voted against OGAM and all the other nonsense the gun grabbers come up with.