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I thought this sounded familar, IIRC this was brought up after Corzine rammed through OGAM, this was supposed to deal with our obsolete PPP system and other stupid regs we have here in NJ. As you can see they made it their first priority.

Unless things have changed more recently, the FBI requires an accounting degree, law degree or fluency in languages that they need. Can't say what the CIA requires. Most employers don't care what your degree is in, they just want to see that you put up with 4 years of BS, that way they know know you can deal with what they throw at you.

I would second that!

So your still missing a CZ 83, CZ 52, and a Scorpion

It's legal because it's not semi auto. There is a federal law that prohibits states from banning airguns outright, so I wonder if NJ can claim semi auto airguns with mag capacity over 15 rounds are illegal. I haven't heard of any cases of this going to court.

Keep an audio recorder on you when you do this, you could probably give the guy from Philly who got taken down by Philly PD for open carrying a run for the money.

Eric, the Correct Grade I just picked up is covered in grease as bad as any Yugo gun that came straight out of an arsenal. The other CG's on the rack that day were in all different states of grease, from none to some - mine was greased the worst, but also the nicest.

If it is determined that mom owns the handgun, the easiest thing to do would be for her to personally deliver it to a NJ FFL on her next visit up here and transfer it to the daughter with a PPP. It's probably best for the daughter to invest in a safe of her own and not store it in someone else's house.

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Fixed that for you!

You should keep your FID in your wallet at all times, you never know when you might need to buy more guns.

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That's what I was thinking would make the most sense, but the O looks totally like a U.

Eric, I can't quite make out the lettering on the bottom pic, what does it say?

Next time you see him, tell him to look up the actual law under 2C. The only thing it says is that you cannot possess a mag that is capable of holding more than 15 rounds if it fits into a semi auto. If it's blocked by any means, it SHOULD be legal. All the "permanently" language is in the administrative code and is not black letter law. Most people will not have "temporary" blocked mags because they don't want to take the chance. Bottom line, he's talking out of his a$$.

What area of the north are you in? I know some FFL's up here that are good to deal with.

I've heard a bunch of people say that, but what is their opposition to building an indoor range? I always figured it was because of cost, but that doesn't seem to be the case - at least these days.

Golf balls Had a blast with some other forum members doing this at a PA range a couple of weeks ago.

That about sums it up right there.

In the last two months give or take. There is some sort of automatic exemption for LEOs from OGAM if the purchase is work related, I don't know the exact details since I'm not a LEO and can't use it.

If going to PA, don't take handguns into NY if NY is your destination.

Knowing the English, they will respond by banning bats, clubs, knives or anything else that could possibly be used as a weapon (or for self defense).

Probably would be legal IF: NO folding stock, NO pistol grip, and mag capacity is 6 rounds or less