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I can't speak for TN, but Ohio this past summer was about 15 cents a gallon more than NJ. We are probably in the top five for lowest fuel prices.

You can always go to the Von Steuben day parade in NYC in September if you want to wave some BRD flags around without looking out of place. Not many Nazi sympathizers there.

My town doesn't ask for a reason, just drop them off and a few days later they're ready.

Kaiser means "Emperor" in German I met quite a few people with that name and none of them were Jewish, but anything is possible.

If they even had VIN numbers on them to begin with, most of the trailers I own (about 6) don't have VINs on them or titles.

New Hampshire I like the Northeast and the change of seasons.

You can hunt with a bow within 150 feet of houses, and as Hinchman said - the deer hangout by the houses.

That's a lot of freakin birds, probably more than my semi wild club stocks in a day.

Yes

That was my thought....... he should try that....... and let the NJSP know he's doing it, and let us know how that works out.

You would also need to fill out a COE unless it's a pistol, in that case a PPP is needed.

What about getting a PODS unit, you pack it they ship it down there. Even with a pick up, you'll be amazed how quick the space will fill up, you may find it's not enough room.

A lot of money, a lot of patience, and a combine to mow through all the government bureaucracy

I shoot mostly at outdoor ranges which have wood or concrete benches and bring an old towel to lay on the bench when I shoot.

Sounds like I missing a good show.

And then have a good chance of winning a law suit since the state has been enjoined from enforcing this law.

Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to shoot any yet. I'm a little surprised to hear it's low powered since I find PPU's .380 and .32 ammo to function the best because it's a little hotter.

Federal law preempts state law, we had a long discussion about this not too long ago. http://njgunforums.c...aw-bb-replicas/

Yeah, but not full auto

Geez, the indoor ranges don't even like steel case ammo, plastic cases would be an expense for them to get rid of instead of brass which is a profit center. I'm sure they wouldn't want to see this.

You might want to still ship but not take paypal (require the money to be wired to your account or send a bank check from a US bank) or limit it to western Europe, Canada, Australia and Japan. I've sold model train goods, and Matchbox is similar, there are some fanatical collectors in some of these affluent countries, who are willing to pay anything if you have something rare. As others have said, be leery of buyers in eastern Europe and third world countries, they don't have the money to buy collectibles, they're probably just looking to scam you.

I agree the way to approach reforming NJ gun laws is to sell it as a wasteful, antiquated system in need of modernization. The problem is the attitude of many of the politicians and the general public in this part of the country, they have been indoctrinated to believe guns are inherently evil and should be completely banned. The majority of people here have no experience with firearms and absolutely cannot see any reason people should own them. There are enough politicians that would look at the system we have now and say that if the current system slows down gun sales it better to keep it, even if it is costing a lot of money. They simply just don't get the whole gun thing at all. This is slowly starting to change with more people being exposed to the sport through friends and the many shows on TV now that show firearms in a positive light. If 822r ever passes, it will be a complete game changer since people here will see civilians carrying guns, which is just not the case at all now, after a few years of that without problems, attitudes will change. But give you an analogy - Gun reform is as pressing an issue to NJ politicians as legalizing gay marriage is to the legislators in a state like Mississippi.

You can shoot buckshot, slugs, muzzleloaders, and rimfire rifles at the properly designated WMA ranges, other WMA ranges are for skeet shooting only and limited to fine shot. As stated above, you must have a person in your group with a valid hunting license.

Agreed, hence the need for an appeal to Federal court.

NO - the "law" under 2C only says that the mag must be blocked and does not specify how. What you are referring to is Zuma Farber's (a former AG - and forgive me if I spelled her name wrong) reinterpretation of this law in the Administrative Code (Title 13), which cannot result in criminal charges against an individual.