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South Jersey Democratic political boss...........want pro gun bills to pass in the legislature of NJ? get him on our side.

It's the other way around, 926A does not supersede NY law, which has been around for more than 100 years. NJ law has always allowed transport by anyone who is in legally allowed to posses firearms to transport to and from a range regardless of where they are from.

From what I have heard NY does not give HG permits to out of state residents, even if you own a house there and reside there part time.

No NICS is required with FTF sales.

Oh, the NJSP is on here........ just reading our posts

I highly doubt you're going to see any original condition German Mausers imported ever again, but anythings possible. RC German Mausers are likely to come in if the Russians start sending us firearms again, if that happens, buy them, because when they dry up, they'll go up in value too. If you want an original German Mauser, you're most likely going to have to buy it from someone. Keep your eyes open, you never know what someone might have stashed away in their basement, if you see an opportunity, grab it.

Another fine specimen!

Not a revolver, it's a 1911 clone. they made them in both 9mm Largo (9x23) and 9mm Luger (9x19) http://www.google.com/search?q=star+super+b&hl=en&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=ddghUPyUAYeg6QGi34AQ&ved=0CE0QsAQ&biw=1600&bih=680

You can buy from a dealer at an out of state gun show as a NJ resident, but not directly from a non dealer - must use an FFL for the transfer.

When I went Ireland, that was the first exposure I had to left hand driving, I was only a passenger in some relatives vehicles. I found it confusing when you're out in the countryside and you get to a stop sign or "roundabout" as to where you should end up after you make a turn or which way to go around a circle (which are everywhere). Keep a few other things in mind: particularly in the countryside, many roads have no names or numbers, many houses have no numbers, many of the back roads are narrow with 15 foot high hedgerows on either side growing right up to the edge of the pavement and have 60 MPH speed limits! - and yes, the locals drive that fast on them, despite the cows and sheep in the road frequently. If you ask someone for directions, you'll likely get an answer like "go down to the fork and bear left til you see the O'malley farm then make a right, follow that until you come to the big oak tree then make a left, etc......". I was there before GPS became popular, if the rental company offers you one, you may want to take it. All that being said I had a great time there and highly recommend going. The people could not be more hospitable.

And the fact that beer doesn't travel well. The same can be said for German beers, they all taste better close to the source. Guinness in Ireland is really smooth, with no aftertaste - you'll be drinking it constantly.

Yes

Did you get any old Lyman reloading books in with all that?

Some dish washing soap and warm water.

You need to buy milsurps when there are a lot of them out there, once they start drying up, prices always increase.

WOW, and some people think I buy a lot I can make a list of C & R stuff 300 - 400 HG's long if you really want to go crazy

I just saw their add in the latest Shotgun News listing the Lancaster location for Sept, I guess they couldn't change the add. We'll see how well they do there, looks like most of their old vendors have moved to Eagle's Oaks show. Anybody know how many tables they can get into that new hall?

As Bob was saying, the FID card is needed to purchase long guns and handgun ammo only, you don't need it to own anything you have already purchased. As long as what you have is not an "assault weapon" under NJ law you can bring it with you. You will find NJ's laws on what firearms are legal to be less restrictive than CA. We do not have a "roster" of legal handguns, if it's not an AW under NJ law it's legal (which would be 99% of the handguns available). Bullet buttons are irrelevant in NJ, if you buy a semiauto rifle, it can't be mentioned by name on "the list" or can't be any semiauto rifle that has a detachable magazine and two or more "evil features" as described above. SKS for example, is legal in any configuration as long as you do not change out the fixed mag for a detachable one. There are a few other things to be careful with, such as semiauto .22s with fixed mag capacity over 15 rounds and semiauto shotguns, but you didn't mentioned you owned any of them so I didn't go into that.

I've bought a number of guns FTF on Sundays.

I would agree with the consensus, not the cheapest, not the most expensive, but they are always helpful without attitude or being dismissive when you want to see something.

Yes, because the only thing in the world that matters, is whether or not you can carry every waking moment of your life. < sarcasm off > Would I like to be able to carry whenever I felt it was necessary, absolutely - do I feel you have the right to carry whenever you want, absolutely - but chances are, 99% of the population will never find them self in a situation where carrying will prevent them from being harmed. The point is, for me, if you think about it statistically, worrying much about not being able to carry is a waste of energy. That being said, I will be glad when SCOTUS (as I'm inclined to believe will happen) jams carry down NJ's throat.

NY laws are better (in many parts of the state) for carrying if you actually live in NY (and if you don't there's no difference), but buying and owning HG's in NY state is much worse than NJ.

You can always go to your coworkers house in MD and build one there, just not sure about the legality of bringing it back to NJ.......it might be legal, but to be on the safe side you be best to keep it over there.

This^^^^ is the case in many states........ but not NJ, you need a manufacturing license in NJ to make guns and parts, even if it's for personal use. I know guys in PA that build their own guns from 80% receivers, it's legal there.