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I've been wondering about this myself, I would think it would be legal unless there is some federal law (and I have no idea if there is) that requires the transaction to take place within the confines of the state the two people live in. So, here's another question for you.......... in this event, would a COE even be necessary? NJ law wouldn't apply, and federal law doesn't require it (at least as far as I know), if the transaction took place in PA where FTF long gun sales do not require paperwork. What about doing a HG transaction in a state like Ohio? where FTF paperless HG transactions are legal (assuming Ohio doesn't have a law against two out of staters doing so). I might be pushing the edges on that one, but something to think about.

You can start writing your check to M.P.C. now, as far as Littell McHose, she is for most if not all of what you asked about - that should also be worth something.

The Hornady seater dies also can crimp.

A better dealer that can do modifications will do this ^^^^^^^^^^ Some dealers don't do mods, so your best asking them first.

I guess someone forgot to tell that deer, that deer don't eat butterfly bush.

50 oz rule only applies if the HG is semiauto and has one other evil feature, such as a mag that attaches outside of the pistol grip or a threaded barrel or a barrel shroud (which in my opinion is not easily defined).

I know of dealers in PA that will sell to dual PA residents using a NJ DL and a government issued bill that establishes they have a second residence in PA. Having photo ID from that state isn't necessary as far as the ATF and PA are concerned, WV could be different though. You will also need to find a dealer that is willing to do the transaction, many are not aware it's allowed or are not comfortable with doing such a transaction. Good luck.

Dual residency for tax purposes is different that for gun buying purposes. The ATF will consider you a dual resident if the paperwork for the other house is in your name and you spend some time living there (house can't be rented out to someone else). You may be able to make it work, but talk to a lawyer first.

If that's the case, .38 S&W isn't hard to find, unless you only shop at places like Dick's and Walmart.

All these forms of data collection by private companies should be prohibited unless the subject person gives explicit consent - and by that I mean, that the companies shouldn't be allowed to bury consent in some agreement either, rather, you would have to approach them to agree to this personal data collection. As far as the government collection and use of tracking information - a warrant should be necessary. I don't have a big problem with the cops being able to cross check tags with DMV records to ensure the vehicles on the road are legal, but storing a person's location data indefinitely, like CA is doing, shouldn't be allowed. I think ME approach is the best, after a certain amount of days, unless the cops have a warrant on a specific person, this info is purged.

Good to know.

They shouldn't be making you fill out a 4473, only the COE is required.

It's in the "Guide Book".......... you know, the one they won't show us

I've often thought about this when I see cops sitting on the shoulder (rather than pulling off the road onto a grass median, parking lot or similar) of a major state or US route checking radar or for seatbelts, talking on the phone, inspection, etc. Doesn't anyone in the PD see that as potential lawsuit? I could see a scenario where someone gets cut off and swerves to avoid someone and ends up crashing into this patrol car. Their lawyer would then sue the PD and the officer for causing a hazard by sitting on the shoulder, after all, the reason broken down vehicles get towed away fairly soon is because it is a hazard to leave them there.

If your parents have propane already, go with a propane generator. Gasoline (if that's what you meant by "gas") goes bad very quickly and unless you store the generator with the proper fuel additives and run it frequently it is not going to run when you need it, propane doesn't have those issues.

This probably won't work properly, you need to connect the neutral into the panel, you might end up putting 220v into your 110v outlets. I'm sure someone with better electrical knowledge can elaborate.

Another reason to move to NH. I wish I still had the old blue license plates.

Is it safe to shoot heavy ball out of those VEPRs? I know with PSLs that's a bad idea.

If you are going to rent an apartment in PA and stay there, you are establishing a second residence, you will be a dual resident for gun buying purposes. This will allow you to buy in PA as a PA resident, just don't bring any non NJ legal guns across the Delaware.

The out of state companies aren't worried about prosecution, they're worried about lawsuits. Look at how aggressively NJ is defending OGAM, as one of many examples, NJ spares no expense when it comes to limiting your second amendment rights. All NJ needs to do is bankrupt (or just threaten to) a few out of state companies, and the rest will capitulate.

^^^^^THIS^^^^^^ That's what I'm going to do the next time I go to VT. Some people worry to much.

Understood, but I know people that have shot bears with rifled slugs and it took 8-10 shots to finally put them down. I have seen them shot in the box with sabots and they just take off running like they were never hit. The issue is penetration, bears have something like 11/2 - 2 inches of fat under their thick skin. A .40 or 10mm could take one out if the shot is placed correctly, but when a bear is caving in your door, you're not necessarily going to be able to deliver that shot, I'd rather have a big bore rifle, something that is sure to penetrate. My go to gun would be along the lines of a PTR 91 or a M1 Garand.

NY law prohibits anyone from possessing or transporting any handgun in NY without a NY handgun permit (with only a few very limited exceptions: LEOs, NRA sanctioned shooting matches, etc.), which cannot be obtained by non residents. FOPA should protect you while transiting THROUGH NY, but it is only a legal defense if you are arrested.