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Yes, IF this law passes

NO, put in for 30 or 50 or 100 permits at a time or whatever you can afford. They cannot limit the amount of permits you can apply for. It costs them money to process them and the $2 each is not going to cover it on their end. If he wants to be a douche so can you.

COE not necessary

You should always be headed to a range wherever you're going.

Ok, thanks for clarifying

A few things to keep in mind when comparing crime in different countries: Not only can stats be intentionally skewed, but they can can be skewed by non intentional factors, such as how they define crimes. What we call first degree murder, second degree murder, and manslaughter is broken into 5 catagories in France, so an accurate comparison of one of these sections is not possible. Most other contries have largely homogeneous populations that have been living together for thousands of years (Australia excluded). This tends to reduce violent crime because of social pressures (and increase suicide rates) - think Switzerland and Finland for countries with low violent crime and high rates of gun ownership. Most of Europe has much higher property crime rates than we do here in the USA.

Please bear with me here. So, I was under the impression that as you increase voltage, you decrease electric consumption, is that not so?

I only asked about the seller being from PA because I had a guy from there with a (1979 vintage) 1927 A1 that was going to sell it to me but backed out because he thought they were illegal here. I explained it needed to go through an FFL anyway, and that would absolve him of any risk, but he still wouldn't do it.

I don't see how you could change your address to the new one until you close on the property and actually move in. What happens if your deal for your house falls through for some reason? - not trying to wish bad luck on you in anyway, but anything could happen. Unless you suspect the closing may be delayed for an extended priod of time, you're probably best off waiting it out until you get to your new address.

OK, thanks for straightening me out. I guess I was thinking about how power consumption is decreased as you increase voltage (unless I'm getting that one wrong too) and trying to reverse calculate things - unsuccessfully. My daily math needs usually revolve around square footage and cubic yards.

Well if Christie awards a medical marijuana growers license to me, I'll be in touch to revisit my potential emergency power needs. Seriously though, if I remember correctly, at 120v you would only get 31.25 amps out of the same generator?

I never thought about a well pump drawing so much current, but that makes sense since your pushing water up 100 - 400 feet, going to take a good sized pump for that. So, does anyone have any numbers for running a boiler, I would think the fuel pump wouldn't draw a lot but the zone pumps might.

So, with a 15 or 20kw generator can you run the entire house? or just the essentials? - well pump, heater, fridge, some lights, etc. I know it depends on the size of the house, so an average house. I have a customer with a very large house and a natural gas generator, and they couldn't run the non essential appliances with what they had.

All semi auto versions of Tommy guns are legal in NJ, old or new, as long as they aren't SBRs. As Ted said, it's the mags you need to be careful with. Is the seller by any chance from PA?

I couldn't tell ya, I don't have any and never tried them. Either way, they're not very practical anyway.

I've seen 15 round single stack mags at PA gun shows, they stick out the bottom about 6" or so. At first glance it looks like another illegal mag that you see at the shows over there, but in this case it's good to go.

This is completely true, the problem is it's up to the AG and the police to enforce these laws and they're the ones breaking the law. Their arrogance knows no boundries.

Your paranoia is well founded, and I agree with you that it would be next to impossible to find an FFL in NJ to go along with a transfer of multiple non C&R handguns without an exemption. I brought it up because the way I'm reading that statute I can't find a reason why a exemptionless multi modern handgun transfer would be illegal, if the recipient possesses a C&R license. That being said, this is NJ, and we are subject to the states' notorious "interpretations"

Becks Oktoberfest is not bad, I think it's the best beer Beck's makes.

It all started with an 870 for me as well.

Sam Octoberfest is also good stuff, as are any German Octoberfest beers.

I don't see that requirement in the NJ statute, I know that applies when you use a C&R to acquire firearms directly under federal law, but what I am referring to is buying using permits and NICS, which wouldn't concern the feds with regard to it qualifying as a C&R eligible firearm.

So here's a question for you, Do you think that when you read #2, that a person who has a C&R license could buy more than one handgun inside of 30 days without an approved exemption if they used permits and went through NICS and still be in compliance with NJ law? I say using permits and going though NICS because we all know you cannot use a C&R in NJ the way it was intended to be used.

Still looking if anyone is interested.

You'll probably spend $1000- by the time your done for a decent one. That would include bolts, a target, rope cocker, case, etc.