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Yeah, we all know that's the unofficial purpose for these laws. Officially they will tell us it's to ensure public safety.

You are trying to inject logic where there is none. NJ gun laws don't make any sense, we don't need the entire permit system, especially since NICS is now the final determining factor on gun sales anyway.

FYI - illegal entry into the US is not a felony

He could by a long gun from a NJ dealer but not a private person. This is federal law.

Well said

I know a dealer who miscounted the days on two separate occasions and was called by the firearms unit and told in no uncertain terms he was not to let this EVER happen again. Both cases were denied (or delayed?) at the time of NICS - they knew 30 days had not passed and that this dealer was the one who had sold the previous handgun.

What NJ will do is arrest people for carrying despite what federal law says (if this passes), just to send a message to anyone else who is considering trying it. They don't care that it will get dismissed and that the defendant will almost certainly sue, it's not their money, and the government people involved will suffer no ramifications from it. They will tie up any cases and drag them out as long as they can, just to wear people out, and create an atmosphere that it's just not worth trying to carry in NJ. Look at what happened to the guy from Utah who was arrested at Newark airport, his civil suit has gone no where so far.

I agree, always had good experiences with PPU. Their .380 ammo is the only ammo I've used that functions in all the .380's I've tried.

That was my thought, I shot mine for the first time on Sat and determined that gun was meant to be .308

^THIS^ This case would have left them with the choice of only saying permitless carry is a right or you have no right to carry at all outside your home. I think we will see a case before SCOTUS, but they may be looking for one with an option of allowing permits to stand if they are administered in more of a shall issue manner.

Does it come with ear muffs? I remember the older ones being pretty loud. Badass none the less.

Probably illegal but ignored, much like the fact that in NJ hollow point BULLETS are illegal to possess outside of the exemptions, this is regardless of whether or not they are actually loaded ammunition or just the bullets. In theory you could be charged with illegal hollow point bullet possession for having one of those bullet key chains.

I saw this on the news this evening, and most of the protesters who had signs seemed to be against the "rich" and large corporations. Some were saying they were inspired by the Arab uprisings. My question is, do these people think they are going to be able to change our country into a socialist or communist country by protesting in the streets. We have democracy, change in this country is going to come through voting, not taking over Wallstreet.

Mass has wacky handgun rules too. I sent them an email a few weeks ago about not shipping to NJ and never got a response.

This was my thought, I've seen very nice 03's go for $500 - $700 at auctions and Eric knows what I picked up a nice Eddystone for. If they're as rough as they say, I don't think there worth it.

Don't know about watershed property, I would imagine that's up the them. The state regs don't allow Sunday hunting in state parks, but WMA's are OK.

I spoke to him as well, and he was the one that said it was OK. I've done exemptions inside of the 30 days recently and NICS approved them, if it wasn't allowed they would have denied it. PK, any word who is replacing him, he was a decent guy.

I don't disagree with you, but the answer to where are you going (if you choose to answer that question at all) when stopped by the cops in NJ with firearms in the car should always be to a range or gunsmith or home or other property you have. Why take a chance (as small as it may be) you get a cop and prosecutor who find a way to ruin your life. NJ laws are absurd, and most people in law enforcement know it. Answering questions properly is just common sense.

Actually, you don't have to wait 30 days from your last purchase to transfer the guns listed on your exemption, you could do that the next day if you wanted to. You will need to wait 30 days after your exemption to transfer any non exempt guns.

Not a different permit, and you still need one for each gun as well as an approved exemption.

I heard that Mo town will not accept completed exemptions from people and are telling them to fax them directly to the NJSP themselves. Anyone got better info on that? Not what I understand to be the accepted procedure for exemption submission.

DSA is making these now if you want a quality one. http://www.dsarms.com/RPD%20Products/products/205/

^ THIS^ You will not find a definition of what "Permanently Blocked" means because it is not an actual law. The law (under 2C), says that the mag can not hold more than 15 rounds. How that is achieved is not relevant under 2C. The Administrative Code (Title 13), which applies to dealers selling blocked mags, says the mags must be permanently blocked, but it does not define what that means.

Out of state residents can get (or keep, if they are former NJ residents) FID cards if they want to buy long guns or handgun ammo in NJ. Federal law prohibits people from buying handguns outside of their own state, therefore they are not going to issue PPP's to out of state residents.

20 years ago the semi's were about $4k, if you shop around you can find them now for the bargain price of $8500.