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I can't imagine it would be good for anything to do with firearms. Ice melters being one of the products I sell, I find it amazing how many people think calcium chloride is less corrosive. It's the chloride that's corrosive, so it doesn't matter if it's sodium chloride, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride or potassium chloride they all eat whatever they get on. The difference between these products is the temps. they work at and the speed they work at.

You will need to put a utility bill in your name or have a bank statement sent to your new address to change your DL address at the MVC. Once you have a DL with your new address you can get your FID switched over no problem.

Is this a single family home you are renting? or a unit in a two family, three family, etc.? The law does mention being allowed to carry on land possessed by you (in addition to in your home or place of business). If it's a two or three family home it my be hard to claim that the property is under your exclusive control. That being said, I would still not recommened showing him a firearm, your asking for trouble, even if you may not be violating the law. He could falsely claim you pointed at him and threatened him, then your in for a lot of problems and expense.

Yah...... it never ends.

And I appreciate the Brownells link, I've been looking for 15 round Checkmates at the PA shows and haven't found them in the last few months. These mags are definitely the way to go, much better than the Korean mags that are floating around.

FYI - Checkmate makes Springfield's mags, so those are the same as the OEM mags.

I'll bring my Ljungman next time we all go, we can have the whole gun family represented.

Usually, but that's why muzzle loaders have so much character.

I wonder why. You don't legally need it to buy air guns there, even as a NJ resident.

I think it's Mass. I know they have some type of FID up there and consider muzzleloaders firearms just like NJ.

While you are all correct about what was said about open carry in PA, from what I hear from PA people you will get harassed in PA by the cops in most non rural areas if you are carrying openly. Not going to go to jail, but may get taken down, disarmed at gun point and lectured in some urban/suburban areas.

Did you get harassed much? Or just the paperwork issues?

The biggest drawback I find to this gun is that it being largely plastic, and therefore very light, it's hard to hold on target like you may be used to with a "normal" handgun. It is a lot of fun to shoot. It has low recoil and throws brass crazy far for a pistol. Ammo cost is being overstated, a box of 50 runs + - $20, not absurd considering what you can spend on other calibers. If your looking for something different and have $1000 to spend, it's not a bad choice.

Does anyone else here, aside from Joejaxx, have any experience with a C&R in NJ, as far as ATF inspections and of any possible NJSP involvement in these inspections?

Getting a Gov. that's more reasonable than Christie on gun rights in NJ is a tall order in this liberal bastion of arrogant idiots. The best we can hope for is that he supports handgun purchase reform and doesn't put up road blocks if CCW becomes a constitutional right in NJ. I'm not holding my breath.

At a minimum he should at least write his wishes down on a sheet of paper and sign and date it. As Malsua said verbal agreements are not likely to pass legal muster. Changing or amending the will is the surest way to prevent problems.

I'm surprised they busted your chops about a BB gun over there, Most stores in NY, PA and the rest of America have them out on the floor (along with the cheaper ammo). You simply take them off the shelf yourself and bring them up to the register and pay for them like it was any other item in the store.

I need to look into this some more. I own a retail store and a LEO friend of mine asked me if I knew if my insurance would cover me if I needed to defend myself should a robbery situation occur. When I asked my insurance agent he "thought" I was covered, but I don't have a lot of confidence in the answer he gave me.

This is what's going to happen with this. The police are going to arrest someone on suspected DUI. That person is going to refuse a Breathalyzer. The judge is going to sign a warrant to order blood to be drawn. The test results will come up with a BAC of 0.0. The suspect will sue for violation of their civil rights (drunk driving is a misdemeanor after all). After several lawsuits and payouts, they will stop ordering blood drawn on simple refusals, and reserve it for more egregious crimes. Any cop who has been working long enough can tell you that occasionally people do get brought in on suspected DUI and they end up blowing a 0.0.

I'm relatively sure there is a federal law that prohibits lower levels of government from banning the sale (and ownership?) of air guns. If their are such laws in these towns the would be running afoul of federal law.

You can't even shoot a paintball gun legally in your backyard in Parsippany.

All very true. Also keep in mind, even if you could get a C & R, you would then be subject to inspection by the ATF and the SP would most certainly be tagging along to see what you have in your house

I have that exact gun...... it's a real crowd pleaser. I even have a bayonet that fits on it. No issues with legality in NJ on that gun.

I've heard really good things about Tikka's, How do you like it?

Why wouldn't it be legal?