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Whirlpool, only indication of a model I see is "Supreme" It's not digital

Yup, Bubba got his hands on that one.

Belt is on, motor is not running. Played around with the door switch some, but do not have my volt meter to test if it's functioning.

It will be soon if people keep posting this on a forum that anyone can read.

That was my thought as well, shotguns are like boots - I have different ones for different purposes. In the fall and winter they are in use quite a lot during hunting season.

I noticed that there were quite a few people able to help someone else with a broke refrigerator, was wondering if anyone has good knowledge about fixing an electric dryer? I had it running the other night and realized that about halfway through the cycle that it had stopped working. I took the clothes out and they were very hot, so it never went through the cool down cycle. It will not turn on, and the motor is not running. I do have a wiring schematic for it and took the back covers off and didn't notice anything obvious. I have a volt meter at my shop that I intend to bring home tomorrow to see if I can find a bad switch or relay. I figured I would ask here if anyone has any advice on what to check before I go out and buy a new one. Thanks.

That is exactly my point, Midway doesn't have or need NJ licenses. AFAIK you cannot be charged criminally with violating the AC, they only leverage NJ has is to pull your NJ state license.

And what LAW would that be anyway? The NJ Administrative Code is not actual law anyway, what is NJ going to do? take away Midway's non existent NJ license? There is nothing in NJ's statutes (actual law), that I'm aware of, that requires a record of ammo sales to be kept.

Does anyone even get the magazine anymore? They stopped sending it to me last year (I'm a life member).

Tommy guns can be had for about $5k - 8k, there is actually comparatively quite a lot of them that are transferable.

I didn't even know the state stocked trout in South Jersey. When to the Flatbrook today, caught a 17" rainbow that I think was a holdover from the fall stocking (meat was really pink inside). My buddy caught three 17-18" brookies and a number of smaller trout. The Flatbrook is by far the nicest trout river in the state, you don't even think you're in NJ when you're in the valley.

And other decent restaurants. I was in Louisville about a year and a half ago and had to DRIVE about 2 miles to Chili's from my hotel to eat something that wasn't fast food. Also, crappy business demographic there (no money), just like PA, otherwise I would have checked out of this nanny state a long time ago for a place like that.

Bizarre regs you have there indeed - but that could also be said about NJ. As far as our "assault weapon" ban, trigger pull and muzzle brakes are irrelevant, but on ARs threaded barrels, flash suppressors, bayonet lugs and collapsible stocks are all no-nos. Full auto is effectively banned for all guns, and all long guns must be a minimum of 26" in length. Mags are 15 round max capacity regardless of date of manufacture. NJ does register nor limit the amount or frequency at which you can buy long guns. Hand guns have required a P2P since 1966, one handgun a month was bestowed on us buy our last Governor in 2009, who in his incompetent mind, thought it get him re elected - he was wrong, and went on to torpedo MF Global, a lot of us here will be glad if ends up going to jail over that.

WOW, they require government permission to carry Mace - and we think NJ is bad. Here you can carry Mace, pepper spray, etc. largely without restriction as long as the container is under 3/4 of an ounce. P2Ps and FID are needed in NJ to buy firearms and handgun ammo, not own them. FID also allows you carry an unloaded long gun anywhere that is not restricted (schools, gov buildings, etc), although it not a good idea to try walking down the street with an uncased long gun because the cops WILL hassle and probably arrest you, even though you are within the law. So.... does that mean in MA you can buy high cap mags and "assault" firearms if you have a LTC class A?

Just trying to understand........ do you need the LTC to buy any gun in MA, or does it allow you to buy certain firearms that you cannot buy otherwise? By the way, if you don't know already, don't bother trying to get a carry permit in NJ, these are administered statewide by the state police and they almost never give them out.

Is the building stand alone on the property, or is it on the property with other business? (like a strip mall). If you are leasing the building with the property exclusively, you should be OK anywhere on the property. If the property is also leased to others, you would be OK only inside your leased portion of the building.

Don't give them any ideas............ I have guns I haven't shot in 5 years, I'm certainly not giving them up to the state.

No, P2Ps are for new acquisitions only, if you bought your guns legally in Mass and they are not "assault weapons" under NJ law (which I don't believe any of those you listed are), you can bring them here without doing any paperwork. Save any paperwork you have from MA for those guns incase you ever need to prove you bought them legally. I should have said - get all the permits you will need for all the handguns you intend to buy in the next 6 months after you move here.

Welcome! You're trading one crappy gun state for another - on the brighter side for you, all semi auto Glocks are legal here as long as the mags hold less than 15 rounds. P2Ps are shall issue, so if your not a prohibited person they must give it to you, although that can take months in some towns. Remember to apply for all the permits (you need one per handgun) you intend to use in the next 6 months, at the same time you apply for your FID.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I'm not an expert on PA law, but I know this goes on all the time, and I have never heard any reason why it wouldn't be legal. The PA cops don't know NJ law and may be confusing NJ with NY law where all handgun POSSESSION requires a permit, NJ requires permits to buy handguns, not to own them.

True Value Hardware in Lincoln Park will do the transfer for $40 with NICS included - that's as cheap as it gets.

You'd be surprised how many people max out at CMP in a year - not that I have come close.

You're limited to 10 or 12 a year, I forget which.

Not that I doubt NJ would try to interpret the law that way, but the definition of exhibit says nothing about the requirement for it to be done "in person". exhibit [ɪgˈzɪbɪt] vb (mainly tr) 1. (also intr) to display (something) to the public for interest or instruction this artist exhibits all over the world 2. to manifest; display; show the child exhibited signs of distress 3. (Law) Law to produce (a document or object) in court to serve as evidence n 1. an object or collection exhibited to the public 2. (Law) Law a document or object produced in court and referred to or identified by a witness in giving evidence [from Latin exhibēre to hold forth, from habēre to have] exhibitory adj Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003