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That's the joke of these clowns in NJ who passed this OGAM crap, they claimed they the law wouldn't affect collectors because they were exempting C&R purchasers from OGAM, but you can use your C&R license in NJ if you have one.

A little odd that Yugo pistols are being shipped from Austria to here

I can't blame you, this is the smart move, I've dealt with zoning in several Morris county towns and they can be real SOB's, especially when neighbors catch wind. There's always some busy body that comes out of the woodwork to try to torpedo all your hard work just because they don't like it.

Parsippany, major highway access, good amount of commercial buildings that could work for this purpose, and Chief Peckerman is progun - although he wouldn't have much to do with zoning, which would be your biggest hurdle in Par-Troy.

Then you SHOULD be legal to buy handguns in NJ using your NJ ID and a pistol permit, but why would you bother? As Malsua said, it is legal for you to bring any legally purchased handguns from FL to NJ (except AW's or mags over 15 rounds) without additional paperwork.

I would have to agree, Bob is spot on, how the mag detaches is immaterial.

I would have to agree with you about CR's lack of updating on their website. Their bimonthly printed news letter usually has more up to date info than their website about happenings and news in the gun community. In this day and age they should be putting the newest info on their website.

Don't know, but it's not an SBR since it doesn't have a stock. It's more than likely an antique (at least federally) since those were made before 1898.

As long as the info was correct at the time you signed the form, you are not lying. No need to worry.

Anyone who is qualified can get an NJ FID card and use it to buy long guns in NJ regardless of what state they live in (as long as the state they live in does not prohibit out of state purchases, such as CA). If your father is claiming dual residency he will need, as Malsua said, a NJ gov photo ID. This would entitle him to buy handguns in both NJ and FL, but why would he bother if he can buy them down there without all the hassle?

Everyone I ever talked to about permits from NJSP barracks says they are the worst, 4-6 months.

She would need to check CA law, I though CA had a law that prohibits their residents from purchasing firearms out of state, but I'm not certain on this. If it's allowed on their end then she would apply for an FID with the NJSP, they handle all out of state FID apps.

I had a similar problem with verizon, both my home line and a business line I have in my house went down about two months ago. Took a while to get a live person on the phone to report the outage, then the told us it will be about 4 days to fix it. The next day at my office (where the home business line was forwarded) I get an automated message saying they fixed the problem, but there was still no dial tone. After another while on the phone to get someone to fix the problem they again tell us it will be 4 days to repair it. After 3 or 4 days they came out to fix it, it worked for about a week and went out again, and again it took 3 or 4 days to repair it. We switched to Optimum about two weeks ago for less money and are not looking back.

Ringwood and West Milford have a lot of roads on the map that haven't been passable from one end to the other since the 1940's.

These are more of a collectors piece than anything else. They are pea shooters, actually not bad to train someone on revolvers with because of the low recoil. If you are into historic guns, buy one, if you just want a cheap shooter, the ammo will be the biggest cost. PPU and Fiocchi are both reloadable, but the bullet in this ammo is inside the case and I don't know how difficult that would be to reload. Maybe someone with more reloading experience than me can elaborate on it.

Something else to think about for anyone who might consider keeping it, cameras are everywhere these days, especially in urban areas. The odds of no one finding out are much slimmer these days.

I saw a thread on the Lugerforum that give some insight to importing guns from other countries, apparently it can be done, but there are procedures and pitfalls, not necessarily a simple task. I would imagine you would need to take possession in Canada legally first, then import them here, how that could be done, I don't know. If you figure this out, let me know, I would take an SVT and more importantly a semi MP44 clone http://www.marstar.ca/gf-SSD/SSD-BD-MP44.shtmthat I've seen for sale up there for around $2700. This is the same German import that PTR was selling (PTR 44) for $5000. http://www.lugerforum.com/ EDIT: I tried to post the link directly to the thread but can't seem to figure out how to do it.

A belt feed guy, I like it. Those 1910 Maxiums are a little hard to come by.

It's dead, there's no saving it now. Calcium Chloride is no better for your plants then Sodium Chloride (salt) since it's the Chloride part that adversely affects plants. Plants die for a variety of reasons, this plant would have been under a lot of stress due to it's location and it would not have taken too much else to kill it off. I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. We also had a brutal winter, always a lot of fatalities in the plant world after a bad winter.

I think that might be a variety of False Cypress (Hinoki?), would need a close up pic to be sure. Either way it's dead, needled evergreens will not recover from that level of browning. I'm a little surprised it lasted that long confined in such a small planter. Large plants don't usually fair well in such tight space, not enough water and too much soil compaction around it. Also get rid of the white stone under your evergreens, this is a type of limestone that will sweeten the soil, evergreens need acidic soil.

I got one of these at Middletown for $210.

Like Jon said I have a couple for the extended deer hunting opportunities. I know people that are just as fanatical about BP as most people here are about modern guns.

Doesn't smell any worse than Hoppe's to the non gun people around you that don't appreciate the fine number 9 aroma.

Hate to be a nit picker, but the Ljungman was designed and made in Sweden

I can't speak for NJ, but in the free parts of this country companies and trusts buy full autos for investment purposes. This is one way some people get around the ATF fingerprinting requirement when applying for class 3 or DD tax stamps, they start a company and have the company own them.