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News 12 story about this. In the video, most of the dealers did not comment, but the last line the reporter said off camera one store owner said he has no idea why he was arrested. He was arrested because Rice wants to be NY's Attorney General, which she ran for and lost. http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?regionId=1&articleId=274117&position=1&news_type=news

I saw this as the lead story on channel 7news at 6pm. I'm not familiar with NY law on AW's but this reeks of over zealous prosecution, 5 gun shops out of 11 in the county busted? that just doesn't sound right. All the footage I saw didn't show anything illegal (at least as far as NJ law would be concerned). I think your going to see a lot of these cases thrown out. Rice is a huge anti gunner, she was on News 12 in LI with with McCarthy talking about the need for a national 10 round mag limit. I hope this blows up in her face.

Definitely a great meeting, the speakers were excellent and very knowledgeable. Keep up the good work Frank!

Check out the Citadel - no range, but a cool gun shop, it's on the other side of I-15 from the strip (can't remember the name of the road it's on). The is also a good gun shop (can't remember the name) with a range on route 160 (or at least as I can recall) not to far from Bass Pro Shops.

Glad I got mine last week then.

Not that I think it would stop NJ from charging you, but there is a federal law that prohibits states from banning air guns. I think this would also include full auto BB.

There is no state requirement to be 450ft from anything when TARGET shooting that I'm aware of. There is a requirement to be 450ft from buildings or a school playground when HUNTING with a firearm without written consent of the occupants of the building. There are a myriad of municipal regulations that regulate discharge of firearms and/or noise. A lot of rural towns do not have any ordinances against discharging so the police can only ASK you to stop if they get a complaint unless you are creating a hazard (improper backstop, shooting in an unsafe direction, etc.).

The problem here is that you are injecting logic into the debate. There was no factual reason to pass OGAM or the AWB, but they did anyway saying it's "common sense legislation" which really means "we don't have a logical basis for this legislation". The reason they do this is purely for political gain. They will claim to be tough on crime, and if a few gun owners get locked up and their lives ruined as a result, so be it. Greenwald wants to be Governor some day, this is going to play well with the liberal media and he knows it. I still think the gun rights organizations should have sued Corzine for fraud when he passed OGAM, not that I think they could have won, but it would have created a lot of press that would expose the fact that straw buying is almost non existent in NJ and this was only a political ploy - a ploy that could ruin some peoples lives if you miscount the days between purchases.

My guess is it wasn't Frank at SB, he's too pessimistic about anything changing for the better.

If they don't have one already they will shortly. From what I heard the feds have no problem with Sarco it's only this over zealous state. What the paper is not correctly reporting is that out of the 57 missing guns all but 12 or so were later located. The others were stolen by an employee and sold illegally, never heard wheather or not he was prosecuted for it. The BATF is looking at Sarco as a victim of crime, the state is looking at this as an excuse to close another gun dealer down. Where is Christie on this? I thought he wants to keep business in NJ? He is letting Paula Dow run amuck and needs to get rid of her. Another 35 jobs from a 50 year old company going to PA, and if NJ thinks they can stop that (by claiming the guns were shipped there illegally) they are sadly mistaken.

I can't tell you anything about a Dillon, but I have a Hornady LnL AP. I will say Hornady is a great company to deal with. I broke the drive hub on mine, I called them on a Monday and told them what part I needed and it was in my mailbox on Friday, free of charge, no questions asked.

Did he always have a "I know what's best for you" attitude?

That was my first thought. Has anyone seen a copy of this bill? Knowing NJ, they will outlaw possession of 11-15 round mags, and have no legal method for disposing of them, thereby turning practically everyone on this forum into instant felons.

It's a proposed law, that needs to be tweaked some from what I heard before (if ever) passage.

Welcome to the forum! He is not required to register it, since handgun registration in NJ is VOLUNTARY. If he inherited it, he got the gun legally and can keep it in his house legally. If you bring it to a gunsmith in NJ you may have a problem getting it back from the gunsmith without an FID card. He should get an FID card since he will need it to buy ammo anyway in NJ, and this will make proving he is eligible to own a gun easier should he need to prove this at some point.

Can you list again what we need to bring with us to get our FL CC permit, the link in the OP is not working.

I saw that gun too, I have bought from that dealer before and he will negotiate some, but I didn't even ask him about that gun since it was way to high to start with.

Residency requirements for tax laws and gun laws are two very separate issues and you need to consult an accountant and a lawyer accordingly on each of these issues. From what I know of federal gun laws, I believe you are considered a resident of the state you are physically in, if you have residences in both states. This means you can buy guns in both states if you have ID showing that you are a part time resident of that state.

I'll keep that in mind, but it's not very likely. I'm waiting for my wife to call that show "Hoarders" on me, she's going to call me a "gun hoarder" and I'm going to say "no dear, I'm a collector". I don't sell much. MGS is taking orders for their next shipment due to arrive in April, $795 and they're made by TNW. http://militarygunsupply.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14_16&products_id=133

Yeah, they were good to deal with. Just to clarify, they only cut the mags, they will still need to made into 15 rounders. If we ever meet up I could let you try it, it's a lot of fun. Only draw back is fixed sights that are not set properly, I guess the Russians just sprayed and prayed.

It's called "stacking" - throw every conceivable charge at him and negotiate down from there. Like you said, hopefully his lawyer is not an idiot and will tell them the charge is not even relevant.

I don't believe that proposal was limited to the southern states, they were looking to make that rule to apply everywhere for semi auto rifles.

Bud's business strategy is that they sell guns for $10 over cost. They don't have any of them in stock, rather they pull them out of two different distributors warehouses as you order them. They make money because of the tremendous volume of guns they sell and they are not sitting on a large inventory. Add to this that they are going to get rock bottom shipping rates, again because of their volume. As for buying local, I try to as much as I can if the local guy has something reasonable. I don't mind paying a little extra, but sometimes they want $100 or more over what it can be had for elsewhere, that is too much.

Your lucky things could have turned out much worse. http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2011110202046

Sorry for that, I even checked under that catagory to see if it was posted already. I guess that's what I get for not bothering to read the pinned posts.