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My 2 cents. I think it would be a great stretch to construe that as a barrel shroud. It is certainly not designed to allow the pistol to be grabbed there and would be dangerous to do so, you could easily have your hand slip off and shoot yourself. I think a prosecutor would have a difficult time making that case, but then in the PRNJ anything could happen.

The $79 hotel room is probably sounding a lot better about now.

Learn something new all the time here. So are there any other requirements or just pay the $500 yearly fee tax?

While I believe you are correctly interpreting the law, understand that the NJSP is NOT interpreting the law that way. I know a store that was selling Sig 522 pistols, which are not a clone of anything on that list, and were told by the NJSP that they were illegal because they violate the evil feature game. They were required to take them all back.

Same here. Was probably 10 or so.

You will need zoning approval to run a retail store from your town to get the NJ license. The NJSP will require you to have a separate entrance to the "store" from your residence entrance and will inspect the facility and your anti theft measures, you will need their approval. In addition to a fed tax ID, you will need to register your business with the state, collect and pay sales tax each month and file all the other BS forms any other business does. Your biggest hurdle will probably be the zoning issue unless your house is in a retail business zone already.

+1, the point I was trying make. As a collector, NJ is the lesser of the two evils, if your just going to buy a common pistol or two, the process is easier in CA.

What is that supposed to mean?

I don't think dealers are allowed to sell suppressors in NJ, class 3 license or not. If you want to sell machine guns you will need have an official business and all the BS that goes with it, to get a class 3 license. Private ownership of machine guns is realistically impossible in NJ.

Did he register it in 1990 (or 1991) when you were able to?

What ever suits you, I just know if I'm going to uproot myself I won't be going there.

I think you're underestimating CA gun laws. If I recall correctly, CA only allows about 250 or so handguns made after somewhere around 1980 (I can't remember the exact date) the rest are banned. They also have useless melt standards for handguns to determine "gun quality". There are A LOT more semi auto rifles that are banned, no 50 BMG cal guns allowed. Private sales of firearms are not allowed, all transactions must go through FFL's. Many counties prohibit mail order ammo sales and a statewide ban has been put on hold by a judge. You are correct about possession laws being better, but I don't think it's more than a small handful of rural counties that issue carry permits. As a collector there are a lot of guns I own in NJ that are not legal there. Both states suck bad, but CA is not better as far as I'm concerned.

Prima, dann können wir ein Schützenfest machen bei Cherry Ridge.

Was gibt? Wir reden auf Deutsch jetzt?

And people criticize the prices at gun shows? Mosins at Split Rock this past weekend $99, PICS $5, tax $5.94 = $109.94

Christie's mistake was agreeing to allow the Bar assc. to vet his judge candidates. No surprise that bunch of liberals shot this down.

You do NOT need a permit to inherit a handgun as long as you are inheriting it directly and it is not going to someone else (like your mother who then wants to give it to you).

There's not much to a 590, wipe out the bore, clean any excessive oil or grease out of the breach, pull the trigger group out and clean it if you think you need to. The owners manual will have instructions on how to get it out.

M1A's are some of the finest semi auto rifles you can buy!

Well, that's how we need to sell it to the public. Do you think your town is making money on the $2 per permit they get? The $18 MO goes to the NJSP. This obsolete redundant unnecessary system is costing tax payers a lot of money, money that could be better spent preventing crime or providing emergency services rather than rechecking that someone hasn't committed a crime in the last 3 months since their last round of permits, that is what NICS is for.

I think I paid $79 for a hotel room in Port Clinton and breakfast was included.

It was a joke!

They were started in 1966 I believe, and yes it's now obsolete.

I couldn't have said this better myself. I'm here because I grew up here and this is where the money is at. If I thought I could maintain my standard of living in PA or NH or some other free state and not have to deal with too many bubbas, I would have left already. The bottom line is I can't make the kind of money I make here in the middle of the woods because the demographic just isn't there. I need to figure out an internet business to run from anywhere.

NJ has money because of it's proximity to NYC (particularly North Jersey). NYC is the financial capital of the world and some of the executives that work there get paid more money in a yearly bonus than you or I will in our lifetime. A lot of these people live in or own homes in NJ. They will spend lots of money on things we cannot afford. A lot of industries feed off of or are satellites around what goes on in NYC. As for unions, to give full disclosure, as a business owner I am not a big fan of them, but I can understand why as a worker you would want to be in one. Unions contribute only slightly to the reason we have a high median income, they are however a significant part of the reason we have really high taxes and everything costs so much here.