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Yes, but it has to be solid orange and without writing on it's if your only orange.

WTF? Permits are not required in NJ either, and they hadn't made it to NYC yet

Yeah, that's waaaaay better than a sweater and sweat pants, where has this been all my life? ....... good thinking about that poop hatch in the back, that must be soooo much easier when going to the bathroom than regular clothes.

Fixed that for you!

I remember driving through on route 61 about 20 years ago, the roadway had some serious dips in it that had been repaved many times, I guess they gave up on trying to maintain it and just rerouted it. I also remember the odd sight of driving through the area in the summertime and seeing all the green foliage until we passed where the fires were burning and all the trees and shrubs were dead and smoke was coming out of the ground, it was a very eerie sight.

I have had problems at my office with the mail carriers not wanting to get their lazy asses out of the mail truck to give us certified mail, they know we are inside but they just leave a note in the mailbox stating that we were not around and that we can pick it up at the PO the next day. Since I am not expecting any important letters that would be sent certified, and they are not usually good news anyway, I usually never bother to go get them. About two weeks later I'll get another notice stating that it will be returned to sender if I don't go pick it up.

For the 6 day firearm season Zone 2 (where I used to hunt deer) = no shooting does Zone 5 (where I now hunt deer) = if it's brown it's going down (or black for that matter too) As far as a one day doe day, zone 3 where I hunted 20 years ago has that (and had it then), I wouldn't buy that permit when it was $20, now it's $28 + another $28 if you want the buck stub - NO EFFING WAY.

Only FFLs can MAIL (as in USPS) a handgun, your dad can ship it to a NJ FFL using UPS or Fed Ex, but as others have said, sometimes an FFL can do it cheaper because the carriers will make your dad ship it overnight, where a dealer may be able to ship it slower and cheaper.

Should we be surprised?

You are posing a very valid question. The way I would interpret the law it would be exempt, but then again, like everything else related to gun in NJ, it's open to interpretation. I would bet that if you called the NJSP firearms division 10 times to ask for their view, over a 3 month period, you would get conflicting answers each time you called. How this state can enforce laws without providing written guidelines to anyone boggles my mind.

I have no idea what type of clay shooting is available since I have never shot there, but there is a range in Fairfield, if driving is your main concern.

I always found Peltor to be the most comfortable ear muffs, I used to wear ear muffs almost all day long.

You should hang on to any paperwork you got when you bought the gun (which in Florida would probably only be a bill of sale) if you still have it, on the off chance you would ever need to prove you purchased it legally this would be your proof.

You can buy it in any state that doesn't have a contiguous states law, fortunately NJ hasn't limited where we are permitted to buy.

Yes, that's still the case for self inspection, although I'm not 100% sure if it's a requirement or just a good practice. I've never been asked for the inspection paperwork, even by the NJSP motorcarrier guys.

NO, some states have a contiguous state law that allow dealers to sell only to residents of bordering states or allow their residents to buy only from bordering states - Ohio is another example or worse yet CA where residents are forbidden from purchasing anything in any other state.

Yes they are legal, you just have to stick to the 10 round mags. I've heard some bad reports about the Kahr made Tommy's, supposedly the longer they have owned Auto Ordinance, the higher the price and the worse the quality.

+1 I've done this and then they will send you handgun ammo. Midway doesn't have the best prices, but I needed .41 mag ammo and they were the best choice that actually had any in stock.

They ran Sarco out of NJ, and he was fighting them the whole way. It wasn't for lack of money either, it's just because he was in NJ. Had those events happened in another state, there wouldn't have been an issue.

If your 15/30s were made before Sept. of 1994 they would be legal in NY at any round capacity.

There is a reason why you rarely (if ever) see people anyone prosecuted for possession of an AW that is not mentioned on "the list", it's because it's unclear if it's actually illegal. Most prosecutors do not what to take a chance and lose a case where it is unclear if a certain firearm is illegal or not, it looks bad on their record and could open up the possibility that more guns could be ruled legal that are now avoided by most people because they aren't sure of their legality. Most of the time, when someone gets busted for having an AW, they usually have mags with a capacity over 15 rounds, if the gun is not on the list they will prosecute for the mags because that is a slam dunk for the prosecution. The AG can say whatever they want, that is not law unless a judge rules in agreement, which is something we have had very little of in NJ.

I'm not sure how you managed to come to that conclusion, our laws are as clear as mud. CA has a list of guns that are legal and those that are not, and a fairly clear list of evil feature combinations that make a gun a no no. The only thing that is clear in NJ is that anything mentioned by name on the AWB list is illegal, anything else is debatable. The evil features list is not even law, it's one AG's opinion on what "substantially identical" means.

Back in 2004 I was looking to buy a mini excavator for my business, looked at Caterpillar: made in southeast Asia, looked at John Deere: made in Japan, looked at Case: made in Europe. I ended up buying a Komatsu: made in North Carolina using largely US and Japanese parts.

I ordered handgun ammo from them about 2 months ago and got the same message, I called them and they had me send a copy of my FID and then they were willing to ship it.

True, and I wonder where that would go with semi auto air guns. I believe there is a federal law that prohibits states from banning air gun sales.