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Both addresses are on the permit - I just checked.

How much is Shongum a year?

That's about where I'm at with him, stop in to see what's new in used stuff and if it's not too overpriced I might buy it. One good thing I will say about him, if it's NJ legal, he'll sell it, he's not a dealer that's afraid of anything controversial. I think that's part of what keeps him in business, you'll see things for sale there that no one else figured out is legal in NJ, and it's usually gone quickly. As far as transfers, at $50 + NICS fee of $20, pass - there are plenty of others around who are less.

YES

As Harry said it's going to depend on the town and whether or not they have any discharge ordinances.

Only rarely when F&G themselves are there do they check them out and even less do they weigh them. Most of the time you go to the check station (which is almost always a private business) and the workers there take your tag an give you the metal band and that's about it.

All versions of the FN 49 are legal except the Argentine because it has a detachable mag (and this is if you believe the evil features game applies to guns not mentioned on the AW ban list). All the others have fixed mags that I'm aware of. Is kind is it? Belgian and Egyptian were the most common in 8mm.

You can get one but you would still need a state dealers license (and all the BS need to open a gun shop) to have guns shipped to you, at that point you might as well get a regular retail FFL.

I couldn't tell you what the average markup on new guns is but I know it's not a lot, if you shop around a little you'll get a feel for where the low end prices should be. Dealers usually have a lot more room in used guns rather than new.

As others have said Frank runs hot and cold and is very extremely opinionated. He seems to be better when you know what your talking about and you know what you want. He can be very helpful at times, and other times he seems annoyed if you ask him questions. If you really want to get him going, bring up Nappen.

I'm not sure where exactly the most time is wasted in this process, but typically the exemption is signed (by a trooper in Trenton) less than a week prior to when I get it in my hands.

Easy now - that's at least one more county out, Morris is firmly in the uppity zone, even the farmers are well off.

If they don't sit on it (which they may if they're not sure what to do with it) 2.5 - 4 weeks.

You are correct that it is a RULE and not a LAW, but this is the NJSP's official policy on how they want apps processed, and IIRC the law allows the NJSP to set fees for this process. The local PD workers are trained by the NJSP and are told by them apps must be done this way, the towns are not pulling this out of thin air. The vast majority of towns are following the NJSP's BS procedure, ultimately it is up to the chief of each local PD to decide if they want to defy the NJSP or not, everyone below the chief is just doing what they're told. Again, you're lucky you're in one of the few towns that realizes this process is absurd.

I'm pretty sure I know where this is located, the parking lot in the one pic looks like a place that I've gone to to get stuff from another business.

Some states (CA & CT come to mind) have 10 day waiting period for some or all gun purchases. NJ fortunately doesn't make you wait any longer than the lengthy permit process. Good thing Corzine is gone, that probably would have been his phase II "common sense" gun contol drive.

My town reinvestigates me every time I apply and collects the $18 fee, and I apply 3 times a year. Your town is choosing to ignore the NJSP directive stating that all applications are to be done this way - consider yourself lucky.

Great video

CMP is sold out of M1 carbines anyway, you could have bought one if you went to the store in person when they had them, you just wouldn't be able to bring into NJ.

I can see what NJ will do now if this bill passes in this form: they will arrest people for hollow point possession because people from other states will not realize it's illegal to possess them here, we are the only state with this nonsense. Keeping in mind that this is equivalent to a felony, and prosecutors are very unlikely to plead such a charge down to misdemeanor level, they will be out ruin some unlucky people's lives.

It's an Izzy. If the holes are in the exact location as the one in Ted's pics it's a PU exsniper.

Ahh yes, it all starts with just one.

Do you have any others to look at or do you only bring them in when ordered? If they're original I'm interested.

These are re-snipers and not orginal snipers correct?