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Did they have the caps for them? I remember hearing somewhere that the caps are considered fireworks, and as we all know, all fireworks are illegal in NJ.

I have an Armalite AR 10, and like it a lot. I bought a stripped lower and then got the rest from Armalite directly. Excellent shooter, what the AR platform was meant to be.

+1 This was the explanation I was given when I was at CMP last year

Muzzleloaders and anything that had corrosive ammo in them, that day Anything I take to the range, that day or the next day Hunting guns, at the end of the season I usually shoot different guns each time I go to the range, so keeping them clean is a best practice to not end up with a pile of dirty guns, and as Eric said, it's a sin to not take care of your milsurps.

7.62x38r - I doubt the gang bangers would bother unloading that revolver through the loading port. 7.62x45 - I want the brass (assuming they weren't steel case).

I usually bring 4 or 5, don't bring more because I don't want to have to clean them.

If it's not NJ legal, PA dealers aren't going to sell it to you.

NO, he said ammo could be in the same bag, next to the chamber, not a loaded mag. He specifically stated that he did not recommend you transporting loaded mags because they COULD be construed as a part of the gun, and therefore construed as being "loaded". I believe he was speaking from personal experience in a case he handled. I agree it's absurd that anyone could read NJ statutes and conclude that a loaded mag is the same as a a loaded gun, but this is NJ, and if a judge can rule that a "Guide Book" should not be released to the public when he knows full well that it must be released, anything is possible. I am not going to take that chance under this environment.

Welcome! You need an FID card to buy long guns and pistol ammo, once you have it, it doesn't expire and you can buy as many long guns with it as you like. A pistol Permit is required to buy handguns, each permit is for one time use and is valid for one handgun per permit. Be sure to get some handgun permits when you apply for your FID card since it will only cost you $2 extra per permit, and the same application process (excluding the finger printing) must be done all over again if you want to get permits at a later date. Pistol permits must be used within 90 days of when they were issued and can normally be extended for another 90 days if necessary.

Welcome! FYI - Cherry Ridge has a 200 - 300 yard range if you are looking for a local range to shoot a 308 at some distance.

http://world.guns.ru/handguns/double-action-revolvers/rus/nagan-arr-195-e.html

The Bren had a torched receiver. Semi's run about $3000, FA well into 5 digits I'm sure.

And Canada, I even saw a CBP vehicle on rt 2 in Ohio on my way to CMP, I guess they're worried the Canadians might swim across lake Erie.

I asked, and the answer I got was a stern "not for sale" Yeah, I could offer them 4 times more than they're worth, and maybe they would sell them, but why do that?

Some CZ's also have polygonal barrels. And to answer your question about what the benefit is, I believe it has been said that it doesn't wear out, or at least at a slower rate.

They also have a bunch of not for sale G43's

This show has gotten WAY better since Eagle took over, and I can only imagine without VF, it's only going to grow.

You forgot: advise and advice

Matt, Midway will ship HG ammo to NJ if you send them a copy of your FID. I had the same problem about two months ago when I tried to order .41 mag ammo, I got an automated message that they will not ship it, I called them the next day, faxed it over, and they sent it out.

You can be a dual resident as far as the ATF is concerned for firearm purchases. As far as I know, you can only be a resident of one state for income tax purposes. This doesn't mean that another state will not tax you if you work there, it just means that you will file taxes as a resident or nonresident. Buying firearms as a dual resident has nothing to do with your tax filing status.

You probably haven't tried it, if you do, you won't think of them as tree rats anymore.

Hate to be Debbie Downer, but wasn't there a conversation on the forum a few months ago about how PA MVC will not give a person any ID if they have a DL in another state. If so, you may need to see if you can get some kind of county ID, like the counties in NJ issue. I know you can you can buy as a PA resident with your NJ DL and a government issued bill that shows residency (tax bill, government utility bill). Not all dealers will sell to you that way, or even know they can sell to you that way, but some will. Good luck.

My understanding is that open carry was lost by us in 1966, at the same time the FID and pistol permits were created.