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I have heard people at NY gun shows discussing how to identify pre ban mags. Basically, from 1994 until 2004 all the standard (hi cap) mags made were labeled "for law enforcement only". Since the sunset of the federal ban it has become a much more of a gray area for them, basically you buy them at your own risk - sound familiar? We're not the only ones with vague laws that could entrap people making every attempt to comply with the law. I have heard guys selling mags say that in many cases you cannot distinguish between pre ban and post ban mags you just have to know . Also, I think NY law is a lot looser when it comes to LEO's buying post ban mags. I have seen them flash ID and buy whatever they want over there, seemed to me like they were buying for private use.

More like they were shown the door by the NJSP. Understand that a lot of what actually occurred is misrepresented in this article and by the Judge who is quoted. http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20110413/NJNEWS/104130319/1005/NJNEWS01/Court-Long-Hill-based-dealership-can-t-sell-guns As for Rock Islands, great gun for the money, I got my basic GI model from Sarco last year.

I think the ATF has a list of eligible C&R firearms. I would look into that first.

Yes it would, antiques, black powder and air guns all in the boat.

This is exactly the reason air soft and paint ball guns are not considered firearms in NJ. When paint ball guns first became popular about 20 years ago, NJ tied to claim they were firearms under NJ law, the paint ball gun makers sued and won since these devices lacked sufficient force to injure.

+1 Lets look at it this way. If you acquire a (real) handgun legally in another state, when you lived there or though inheritance, you are legally allowed to bring it back to NJ without permits. If it is 100% legal to purchase air handguns in another state (under federal and that state's law), why would it be illegal to bring it back to NJ? I don't think it is. I have not heard of a NJ law that forbids NJ residents from buying air guns out of state. You acquired the air pistol legally. Transporting it back shouldn't violate the law either since you are coming from a place of purchase to your house - a covered exemption under NJ law. The same could be said for antiques and black powder handguns. Shipping an air pistol into NJ could be construed as taking possession in NJ and could violate the law if you didn't buy it in person first in another state.

I applied that same night, mailed it the next day and got it about two weeks ago. Was gibt?

The problem is also that it takes 2-3 months to get a pink card. By the time they get someone approved to sell guns and ammo they quit to take a better job.

Just to clarify, I wasn't defending this, just trying to show what I think their logic was - right or wrong.

I wish we could have this problem. Then again, I'd be really broke if we could.

DSA is the best FAL clone. They will make a compliant one for us deprived soles, takes months to get.

You needed to wait one more day. If NICS initially approved you on the 24th, then they miscounted too (they are now keeping track of this).

That was my first thought.

Try looking at the sold section on GB, you'll be able to back several months to see what things are going for.

The DOT has rules for commercial drivers for all drugs, illegal or prescription. There are some prescription drugs (marijuana is one of them), that while legal, will make you ineligible to operate a commercial vehicle if you are using them. I suppose the same logic is trying to be applied here.

Maybe they can sue NJ for the same reason, $18 to apply $15-$20 for NICS. Not nearly as expensive I know, but your still paying to exercise a right.

I bought some .38 FMJ at Harrisburg for $13.99 a box.

I remember him as a rabid anti gunner. I feel bad for his family, but have little sympathy for someone that actively worked to take my rights away and pass laws that could cause me to go to jail and loose everything I have, for something that is legal everywhere else in this country, just because he didn't like it.

Make sure it doesn't say FAL anywhere on it, it would be illegal if it does.

Even though I am not in the car business, I have dealt with my share of high end clients over the years and most of them are not terribly difficult to deal with. Most of them know what they want and are willing to pay for it. They will stick with you if you treat them fairly. The thing to remember is that they are usually highly intelligent and are thinking 7 steps ahead of you, don't try to pull any crap with them because they know the tricks and will see right through it. The bad credit customers you were dealing with were probably not that smart, otherwise they wouldn't have bad credit (unless they just had some very bad luck). If the pay seems better to you, I say go for it.

Totally legal in PA with an NFA tax stamp (and a LOT of cash). Never going to happen in NJ.

If there is any milsurp or old stuff there I would be interested.

I wasn't talking about a no tell motel. $79 was for a Fairfield Inn with breakfast included. Not the Ritz Carlton but was clean and decent. I'll be looking to go in the summer and staying overnight. PS: Good Mexican restaurant across the street for dinner and a few beers if you like that food.

Yeah, I'm aware of the majority of the BS needed to get an FFL in NJ, I'm not currently entertaining the idea and probably wouldn't bother with MG's anyway if I did. That being said, since I'm running a retail business already, I have a much better grasp of what would be involved than most people, and wouldn't rule it out someday.

Again I think your right and are providing a public service by letting people know that they have a leg to stand on if they get falsely jammed up, but it's still going to cost you a fortune if you get charged. That's not something I would care to test out personally. The other thing to know is that the NJSP will threaten dealers with license revocation if they sell anything questionable, that becomes the problem, if no one will sell it to you it is banned buy default.