halbautomatisch

My town will allow me to add more permits while I'm waiting for them to be approved - don't believe they're under any obligation to do so though. Can't hurt to ask.

It wouldn't be the first time I heard of a dealer selling something that is not NJ compliant. The NJSP will probably tell the dealer to take them back from whom ever they sold them to.

Yup, and there's never an end to it.

Try Lincoln Park True Value Hardware 973-694-1150

The SL8-1 came out during the federal AWB years and is NJ compliant in it's original form. I bought one from a PA dealer back then without any issues.

From what I recall, Washington state has a MG license for civilians. If you have the license, you can own MG's and the parts there of, It's not as bad as it sounds. Most places that sell MG parts usually say they won't ship MG parts to WA without the recipient having the license. How easy it is to get this license, I don't know.

The AC is the AG's interpretation of what the law means. If you are charged with a crime, you would be charged with violating the statutes under 2C and a judge (or in some cases a jury) would have to decide if what you have done is a violation of the statues under 2C, the AC is irrelevant. In my opinion (which carries absolutely no legal weight), a SCAR is legal in NJ in any configuration, because it is not on "the list" and is not substantially identical to anything. The reason you cannot buy one in NJ unless it's been neutered is because the the AG and the NJSP conduct business the way JP Morgan did, they threaten to sue, even if they know they will lose, because they have more money than their opponents and can bankrupt them by doing so. No one wants to take the chance.

The PPP form gets filled out exactly the same whether or not money changes hands.

The Administrative Code doesn't apply directly to individuals anyway. In theory, if the AC was to expire without being renewed it would make it easier for a licensed dealer to sell anything not on the ban list without getting their license yanked, but I can't imagine any dealer taking that chance.

If it didn't have a pistol grip, I would think that shotgun would be legal in NJ since you need to manually turn the magazine to feed all the rounds.

This coming show is the first time they are having a three day show at Oaks - Friday being the new day.

If you're (or anyone else for that matter) interested in a Subaru generator, send me a PM with the model you want and I can get you a price on one, one of my suppliers carries them. I don't normally deal in power equipment, but can order them into my store. They are top quality.

Which location was this? - and for those of you who go to both NJ locations, which has a better selection?

I guess you'll find out when they do the NICS check.

Unless the law has changed recently, Walmart is wrong. I wanted to buy a rifle there last year at a gunshow and the dealer told me he couldn't because of Ohio law. If your sister buys the rifle, she will need to have it shipped to a NJ FFL (or any other state's FFL without a contiguous states rule). You may be better of trying to buy in WV(which I don't believe has a contiguous states rule) or PA. Click on the READ ALL link under purchase. http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/ohio.aspx

If you're going to Splitrock this weekend, T&T Reloading usually has Pyrodex. Not sure about percussion caps.

Or not........ Ohio has a contiguous states rule, you can't buy ANY firearms there (as a NJ resident).

In my town, I drop them off, and a few days later pick them up with the extension signed by the chief. No reason or letters needed or asked for. Your chief is an A-hole.

I've never seen a law in NJ that says you must keep your COE copies. In PA, many dealers do the COE's (for NJ residents), probably because I've heard the PASP has told dealers that they need to, in NY, I've never seen a dealer issue one, I guess the NYSP doesn't care about it. The biggest issue for not doing them would be for the dealer, because they are required to follow all regulations of both states, but I don't think the ATF really cares about NJ COE's. FID cards on the other hand, always seem to be required.

Bought gas again this morning in Jefferson, no wait. The station near my office had fuel and a line all day (probably a 10 -15 minute wait). The Hess in Butler had a wait this evening, but it was only 20 or so cars long instead of the mile + long lines of last week. Still seeing stations that have power but no fuel, it's not panic, there's a shortage.

I got gas in Denville today, filled five 5 gallon cans, wait was less than 10 minutes.

While this is true, Congress can counter act his executive orders by barring a federal agency from spending any money enforcing his executive order.

Also, as per the NJ fish and game regulations: all firearms (and bows/crossbows) must be cased or securely wrapped and tied or in the trunk while being transported in a motor vehicle.

Thanks guys, hopefully I won't need to take a long ride. It's a fuel transfer tank, I'm not sure if they are rated differently for diesel vs gas. I used to fill it all the time at local gas stations, but ended up getting fleet cards for my workers because it was easier. I know the next time I hear a storm is coming that has the potential to create a significant tidal surge, I'm going to fill it before the storm.

As other have said, the post mortem will begin when I actually get power back......... running on the genny now. But......... going to look into a diesel generator (and possibly a large milsurp one) since I always have diesel around or could pull some out of the heating oil tank in a pinch.