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THIS^^^^^^^^ OR they were able to corroborate this with other evidence that he actually had the weapons in his possession.

It depends on you town as to where to submit the exemption form, some will send it in for you, others will not.

Not paying Sales Tax to the state, as well as Employee Withholding Tax are the two things that can get a business owner locked up because it's not their money to begin with, it's the States' money, they just act as collection agents. Failure to pay income tax usually results in a worst case of the tax man seizing assets, but not jail time. That being said, just because the buyer doesn't pay the tax in addition to the selling price doesn't mean the seller is not paying the tax to the state.

Ray's was the biggest I knew of, but like all the legendary gun shops in NJ, they're gone now. Hard for me to say who's the biggest now.

Very quiet in the woods today, not many shots heard at all. Really bad fog this morning got things off to a bad start. No bears or deer shot on my club today (and we've been seeing them regularly).

Yes, and never had a problem getting them approved.

I would not recommend buying a Rack Grade mail order, most of them are beat. Either order a Service Grade or go to the store to pick through the Rack Grades or Field Grades to find your diamond in the rough.

No one has ever asked me about my ammo when I was shooting at CR.

Deer zone 5 & Bear zone2

It's probably a good thing that scope is mounted so high, the sights on those rifles are rather low compared to most rifles that you need to lay your head over a good bit to use them.

Telling an officer who asks to search your vehicle "NO" is not making a scene, and unless you have an obvious reason for them to search your vehicle in the first place they are not going to be issued a search warrant. You denying to consent to a search is not grounds to get a search warrant.

I've bought from Gad, a few things to know: He's a good guy to deal with but slow, you won't see any of this ammo before Christmas. The ammo on his website isn't the only thing that's obsolete, so are his prices, expect to pay more than what you see listed.

Grafs has the Lyman mold for this boolit. If you plan on shooting it a lot, casting is going to be a lot cheaper anyway. http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/9986 If you need a die set for it, CH4D makes one for $83.01 http://www.ch4d.com/catalog/dies/caliber-list?page=2

I joined as a life member in 2006, and with the increases in dues, I'll break even in another year or two. Since my office is 10 minutes away, I'll always use the range there when convenient to due so. As for shooting on the weekends, the later afternoons are usually fairly quiet as well (if there isn't a match going on - ugh)

It doesn't have a shroud.

Maybe Ohio changed their law? but i was told last year by a dealer he could do a transaction for that reason and the follow up reading I've done on it said he was correct. But again, I'm no authority on Ohio law, maybe you want to go to an Ohio gun forum and ask, they'd probably know. EDIT: Walmart violated the law, here is Ohio's law. 2923.22 Interstate transactions in firearms. (A) Any resident of Ohio age eighteen or over, and not prohibited by section 2923.13 or 2923.15 of the Revised Code or any applicable law of another state or the United States from acquiring or using firearms, may purchase or obtain a rifle, shotgun, or ammunition therefor in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, or West Virginia. (B) Any resident of Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, or West Virginia, age eighteen or over, and not prohibited by section 2923.13 or 2923.15 of the Revised Code or the laws of his domicile or the United States from acquiring or using firearms, may purchase or obtain a rifle, shotgun, or ammunition therefor in Ohio.© Any purchase and sale pursuant to this section shall be for such purposes and under such circumstances and upon such conditions as are prescribed by the “Gun Control Act of 1968,” 82 Stat. 1213, 18 U.S.C. 922(b)(3), and any amendments or additions thereto or reenactments thereof. Effective Date: 01-01-1974

You say you were "charged" with disorderly persons and trespassing, can we assume you were convicted of these charges? (since you state your record was later expunged). You need to talk to a lawyer since there are legal questions that laymen on this forum are not going to be able to answer accurately, such as: does a conviction of disorderly persons and trespassing mean you were or were not actually adjudged a juvenile delinquent? and, if it DOES mean you were adjudged a juvenile delinquent, does having your record expunged mean you can legally answer this question with a no? Your NICS check were probably approved because your record is most likely expunged, the local PD probably found an arrest record, get a lawyer and get this straightened out before this goes any further.

He can drive to and from the range directly and shoot there with any NJ legal gun. He cannot drive around elsewhere in NJ with it (unless he is traveling directly to another range, gun shop, or hunting).

You have a moral obligation to not let a permit go to waste. Check the market place here or hit a gun shop or two to find something you like, $300-$400 could go a long way if you choose wisely. Remember, gun proliferation to the right people is beneficial to society, or as the liberals like to phrase things - "do it for the children"

During the federal AWB, it was easier for us in NJ to get semiauto rifles because the federal ban made these NJ compliant as well. As others have said, the only new limit we incurred here was no new mags over 10 rounds were being made. "Hi Cap" mags (anything over 10 rounds) became very expensive quickly, interesting thing was that many of the more common rifle "Hi Cap" mags (AR,AK etc.) were still available for sale up to the end of the ban (despite the constant claims from the sellers that "these are the last available forever"). The mag companies saw the ban coming and cranked out mags 24/7 for months before the ban went into effect. I had four 13 round Glock 21 mags I bought before the ban for about $30 each. When the ban hit they were some of the scarcest "Hi Cap" Glock mags, and the price shot up to $100 a piece. I should have sold them, but everyone believed at the time the ban would be permanent. Six months after the ban ended, they were $30 again and readily available.

I've bought Mosins from him at gun shows, he always struck me as a guy who didn't know much about what he was selling, it was all just inventory to him.

I don't think the issue with a contiguous states law would an issue for a dealer with the ATF, but rather with the SP in the state that does not allow it (just like an FFL in NJ couldn't sell air guns to people who don't have an FID card - the issue would be the NJSP yanking their state license). Unless Ohio recently changed their law, Wally World violated Ohio law.

If the dealer will take it directly from you, than you can ship it yourself. I believe you can ship long guns using USPS (if you want to), handguns are not allowed to be shipped though the USPS unless it's shipped by an FFL.

They can if they want to, my town will renew up to the 179th day.