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I think the Lincoln Park True Value will accept a firearm from a non FFL, you should call them to confirm. Transfers are only $40 with NICS included. (sorry, don't have the phone # in front of me right now)

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Yup, in PA handguns must be transferred though dealers, I believe there is also a way to transfer handguns privately by having the county sheriff or PASP run a NICS check and doing the paperwork on the buyer - not exactly sure how that works though.

Mine doesn't have a speed setting for the spin cycle, but it does spin super fast (don't remember the RPMs). When you take the clothes out, they are pancaked to the inside of the drum. Front loaders are actually gentler on clothes because there is no agitator to rub against.

Yeah, including common sense......... I hate stupid people.

Maybe they'll just bring it up on their website............ Oh yeah, I forgot, that'll never happen.

I've used that reason on an exemption and it was approved without issue. Those guns would have had to be made before 1898 to qualify as antiques anyway, I know Colt made the police positive after 1898 (at least some), so it can be hard to tell if it qualifies (for selling paperless out of state).

How would you get any clothes clean without hot water? I have a front loading machine that heats the water to 200F, never ever use bleach for the whites and they come out cleaner than any machine with an agitator. Machine also only uses 11 gallons of water per load and spins the clothes half dry - therfore less energy used to dry the clothes.

The interesting fact on that chart, is the fact that in many states more people are killed using hands, fists and feet than with rifles and shotguns (of any type) combined. That proves that the NJ AWB is totally useless at preventing crime.......... If only we could get some politicians to use common sense instead of playing on people's emotions.

We'll see how long that lasts.......... you know it's going to get filled with steel cases, sand and trash. Who's going to sort that out? Besides, half the time when I go there people don't clean up their cases anyway.

FYI - NJ law does not require you to take the most direct route, rather, it says you must travel directly to and from the range with only "reasonable" deviations necessary under the circumstances. What stops are considered "reasonable" is open to vast interpretation, but the law does not prevent you from taking a longer scenic route to the range if you're not making any stops.

I'm glad I don't have a common last name. I've been told numerous times by different dealers that my NICS checks are the fastest they have ever seen, especially dealers in PA.

FFLs can buy (receive) guns anywhere in the USA, but can only sell (transfer) guns in the state they are licensed in.

This^^^^ and a bunch of other thoughts came to mind........ but in this day and age of cameras everywhere, I thought a B & E charge would negatively affect my gun collecting.

Not many coming in any more.

I work outside more than inside, you just get used to it after a while. I stopped at a Home Depot today to pick up a couple items, when I pulled into a parking spot (with the widows down and the A/C off) there was a Ford Excursion sitting in the parking lot running with no one in it, I thought to myself about how ridiculous it was for someone to go shopping and leave their truck & A/C running because they didn't want it to be hot for a minute or two when they came out. People have become such pussies. When I came out 20 minutes later it was still running, with no one around.

Hardly anyone is there after 6pm anyway.

Well if Mosins cost $250 in 10 years, I'll be sitting on a gold mine.

The form to register handguns is called "Voluntary Form of Register" - the name alone lets you know it is not required. There is no way that I'm aware of to register long guns in NJ. Your not going to find a statute in the NJ criminal code that says HG registration is voluntary, registration is not mandatory because no where in the criminal code does it say it's mandatory, so you would need to read the entire criminal code to determine it for yourself. I would not recommend registering your HGs, there's no real benefit to it.

CR also requires that the rifle be shoulder fired, so an M2 on a tripod is out at CR.

I second what Paul is saying, I've done it at least 3 times - including last week. NICS was about to deny me until the dealer told them I had an exemption, all was approved. I don't doubt they are telling people that, as I stated above, they told me I can not mail the exemption directly to them even though I know other people are doing it. Paul, any idea if you can transfer a non exempt HG on the same NICS as an exempt transfer (assuming more than 30 days has passed since your last HG transfer)?

Since federal and PA law doesn't regulate airguns, you can do a FTF in PA (but possibly not in Philly) with anyone who can legally own an airgun, without paperwork (including NJ residents). If the transfer occurs in NJ, all NJ laws apply. As far as shipping it out, that should be OK as long as the location it's going to does not regulate airguns - if you really want to play it safe, ship it out from PA. Craigslist does not allow firearms to be listed, not sure what their policy on airguns is.

Do them both at the same time, an exemption can take 4-5 weeks to get.

If it is smaller than 3/8 inch, than "sufficient force to injure a person" doesn't apply since the 3/8 inch is the qualifier.

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