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NICE!

It's not just about using vulgar words (which to some customers wouldn't matter) it's that fact that he directed a nasty personal insult to a (now former) customer.

He committed the ultimate sin in business, you can't lose your cool when a customer annoys you and tell them "F--- you". A bad reputation will torpedo your business fast - look at the bad publicity he's getting here. As much as it may hurt to kiss a**, he should have said "I sorry I couldn't help you" or something to that effect.

You can apply for the exemption at any time, you don't need to wait for the permits first. You will need the all serial numbers to file the exemption though.

Not any more, they have a computer program to track it down to the minute. I've heard dealers say that people were denied in the morning and told by NICS to come back in the afternoon and they will be approved.

I believe he said it was demiled - probably not going to get that much if that's the case.

Eric, I never really thought about Ted this way, but this makes a lot of sense the more I think about it. I'd have to admit, I have a cosmo affliction too.

The guns do not need to be at the same location, you will be filling out separate seller certifications for each seller, they will want a copy of that for their records to prove compliance with the OGAM law. Once you have an approved exemption, you can then go pick up the handguns from the different sellers as long as your permits are still valid. The NJSP has been granting collector exemptions readily from what I've seen and heard. So long as you are enhancing your collection and state so on the exemption paperwork, you have a very likely chance of getting it approved.

Another one of NJ's vague laws - should we be surprised? As for PA, I know you need a carry license to have a loaded handgun in your vehicle, where RV's fall under I couldn't guess. I suppose you could transport it over there unloaded and cased and then open carry it if you don't have a LTCF.

There are two parts to the exemption paperwork. One part is a seller certification, which needs to be filled out by the seller, if you have more than one seller, you will need to do one form for each seller. The buyers form allows you to list the sellers for each gun separately, so there you will only submit one form. These can be handed in all at one time and approved (hopefully) together.

No OR about it, unless they're antiques, then it's just FTF cash and carry.

I've been to Sweden a couple of times, very nice place with very friendly people. Ridiculously high taxes and absolutely no gun culture (unlike Finland)- if you explain to them you collect guns, they will think you are crazy and morally bankrupt. In Sweden you are only allowed to buy shotguns and rifles, and only if you have a hunting license, if you stop hunting you must sell them.

Something else to consider, this device is not capable of killing or causing serious or permanent injury (under usual circumstances). If I recall correctly, I believe this is how paintball guns were not construed as firearms in NJ.

So, what Mark is saying, and I would concur, BUY BOTH, you can't have too many rifles.

So, are you going to start buying guns illegally in NJ? In many areas in NJ the government is not complying with (or actively flouting) the 30 days to process permits/FID statute as well as other laws we have on our books.

If I recall correctly, all handgun sales in PA have to go through an FFL, no FTF in PA on handguns.

I want to bring my 1919 for this.

The Hercules explosion in the 80's woke me up at 4 in the morning, and I lived 12 miles away at the time.

A lot of the old time ROs were crabby Fs. Things are somewhat better now. When I joined in 1990 the rifle ranges were single shot only and the codgers would cringe at the sight of an AR. If you fired more than 3 shots an hour the the old man social network, that would hang out there everyday, would lecture you on how your heating up the barrel to much and you're going to ruin your rifle. Now, it's impossible to go there and not see ARs and AKs blapping away.

The only way he's going to get appointed to a high level federal position is if we have a republican prez. Sorry to say, but it's looking at this time like 4 more years of Obama. Christie knows that it's a long shot to defeat Obama, that's why he's not running now. If Christie gets reelected, and then starts talking about being pro 2A, we'll know he's going to run for prez.

If that's your strategy, that's fine, and I understand why you would want to take that position. But, my experience has been over the last few years that as rates came down, we could refi from a 30 year to a 15 year and pay about $100 or so more a month, so in that case, why not? If your going to have to pay $500 more a month, and your worried about your job, stick with the 30 year for your own peace of mind.

But if you end up pay $50k or $100k more over the duration of the loan, is that better? I would rather not guarantee I'll pay more money on a chance that investments might (no guarantee) pay out at a higher rate than what you're borrowing at. And when your done paying off the mortgage you'll have your monthly payment money from your budget to invest at that time, should you want to.

Well, we converted Merkt to our side, I can always hope Christie can be converted. On second thought I'm more likely to win this game

I don't quite get why they think it would be better for someone to have a 30 year mortgage if you can afford to make the monthly payments on a 15 year.

You could crimp the tube to reduce the capacity.