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Buy a Russian capture or a Yugo, they both would make nice shooters.

Yugo Mausers are in that price range these days, but there usually in good shape. There are Russian capture K98's floating around right now for $300- 500 arsenal refinished. Original German ones all matching in good shape are $1000+, mixmasters and beaters $200-500

Not to discourage you from getting into reloading, because it is a good idea, but why would you not want to buy corrosive ammo? As long as you clean you guns right away or windex it if you can't clean it right away, you will not have any issues with it. And it's a lot cheaper. 7.62x54r surplus is all over the place and I doubt I will ever reload it since I have a stockpile of it (unless I buy a 1910 Maxim, but that's another story). 8mm surplus seems to be scarce at this moment but comes around often enough as well.

Checkmate makes them. They make the OEM mags as well.

I just picked up one of these, haven't shot it yet. They are nice, solid, well built guns. Most are in 8mm, there are Venezuelan contract in 7mm mauser as well as Argentine versions (in .308?) that have detachable magazines (that make them of questionable legality in NJ).

The problem with what you're saying here is, that this for the most part has not been tested in a court of law. The banned gun list IS law, it's under 2C. The evil features list, which is under title 13, is an AG's interpretation of the law. AG's do not make law, they enforce it, it is up to a judge (or a jury) to rule whether a person has violated the law. This, for the most part, has not happened in NJ yet, partly because prosecutors are reluctant to charge a suspect with AW possession unless the gun is mentioned specifically on the list. They know they may have their case thrown out on those grounds, so they usually go after the obvious violations, such as possessing mags that exceed 15 round capacity or other non gun related charges. Their objective is to get a conviction, not set a precedent.

Some dealers will do transfers for different state transactions at PA shows others will not. I find it usually comes down to whether or not the dealer knows the seller, I think they are worried about the gun being stolen if they don't know the seller. Typical fee is $20-25 including NICS. In NY all firearm transactions at gun shows are required to go through FFL's regardless of where the buyer and seller live.

7.7 Jap ammo has started surfacing at gun shows, I think it's being made by PPU. I would grab it while it's out there since they will probably do only limited runs of it. After that you can reload it.

I've done exemptions numerous times, no fees for the exemption itself but you still need a permit for each handgun (and will pay accordingly there). Turn around time is usually 2-3 weeks as stated above IF your town knows what to do with the paperwork, otherwise it may sit somewhere when they don't know how to handle it. There is no limit to the amount of times you can apply and potentially receive exemptions, keep in mind you can do one exemption for transfers from multiple sellers at one time if you desire.

I guessing you never tried the Rodizio in the restaurants down in the Ironbound.

Did you manage to shoot it today? The guy by the entrance had some ammo for it.

That was my thought, under our current system he'll be lucky to get a renewal in two years, after that, probably no chance unless the state is forced to revamp the law.

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Mo town gets it's water from Southeast Morris County Utilities Authority. A combination of wells and reservoirs. Pressure is typically developed by them pumping water into water towers or water tanks on top of hills that are at a higher elevation than your house.

If you still have an old NJ hunting license (or the stub from when you completed the classes) you can use it to get a new license without taking the classes over again. If you can't find either you will probably need to take the classes again since nothing was computerized back then. As for your FID, assuming you have moved since you got it, you will need to get it changed to your new address, which is basically like applying for a new one, though you may not need to get fingerprinted again.

To clarify: You can buy all the parts cash and carry (no paperwork) in FL except the lower (stripped or not). The lower must be transferred to you though an FFL in the state you live in. That being said, if you are a part time resident of FL, and have ID to prove it, you can buy the lower there as a FL resident and later bring it back to NJ. If you are not a FL resident you must have it sent to an NJ FFL. If you can get a complete rifle you can buy that there and bring it back to NJ as long as FL law allows it and it's not an AW.

I've bought pistol ammo in NY at gun shows and was never asked for anything except payment.

I think your on to something here, IF you are going to a NJ range that complies with the conditions listed in subsection 1 of the law you are quoting. I highly doubt any PA range is submitting membership lists to the NJSP, so that exemption is out for the OP.

They also check to see if you actually show up to vote as well.

Or until your lawyer tells you you need to sell your house to continue the fight, at which time you'll probably take a plea bargain to avoid being homeless. Still better than being dead, but you get screwed because some morel less dirt bag ignores common values and some prosecutor ignores your rights. It's a lose-lose situation no matter how you look at it.

Even at that, you're giving to much information. Call 911 and say "a person has been shot" and maybe answer questions about their state of condition, but to answer any questions about what happened or who shot them should not be done without your lawyer present.

Sure, if that's all you need, but if you're at a show anyway.......

Good deal with the $10 off, otherwise you can get these at gun shows for $8 a piece.

I've started seeing some departments with the automated plate scanners mounted on the patrol cars. I would imagine it's scanning every plate that goes by.

Agreed, learn anything you can from him, you may decide to make match grade someday and his experience will be invaluable.