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You always knew you were in South Jersey when you started seeing Wawas...... I guess now we northerners can't say that any more. Do they usually also have diesel? I don't mess around with gas vehicles too much any more.

Unfortunately since I've been sick, nothing special. But when I'm feeling better, Delerium, Gulden Draak, Chimay Grande Reserve - the Belgians make the best beer.

Why again do we need a separate card? Don't get me wrong I'm glad to see anything that will make handgun purchasing less bureaucratic, but why can't this be done with our existing FID cards? If they are going to insist on registering handguns, that form could be filled out at the time of purchase like a COE. I still don't like the idea of having to apply ahead of time to get PP's for FTF (non FFL) sales. This could also be done with a form that would then be handed over to the police when the transfer is complete (again if they insist on registration). I hope ANJRPC/NRA can get these changes made.

You only need an FID card to buy handgun ammo in NJ. The only companies that I am aware of that won't ship ammo at all to NJ are Century and Samco. Some of the others will require you to fax or email a copy of your FID, others may only ask for a DL or make you sign (or click) a statement that you are not prohibited from purchasing ammo.

I need to find someone with a waste oil burner, I have a lot of old oil to get rid of. I had a friend who had one in a welding shop, but he became a victim of the economy and had to close up.

Didn't realize there was an actual prohibition on powder sales at that show - that explains a lot.

Bring them down, no problems with those!

Went today, didn't see any powder but there were primers to be had. Rather decent selection of milsurp as well as the usual antiques. Good buys on ammo too.

That's a good question, but we would still need to make sure the 5 year S of L is in fact the law.

You are correct if the judge that hears your case has any common sense and doesn't have a anti gun bias. That being an extremely risky proposition I would not recommend owning a gun that has to many of the "evil features" listed in the AG's guidelines. Since the police use this guideline for making arrests you will more than likely have a big (and expensive) problem on your hands should you get caught with one.

Yes it is

She's a beauty

Rock Island - decent and affordable

I usually go to this show, and will be going tomorrow. As JonF said, it is somewhat heavy on antiques, but there still is a decent selection of modern guns and milsurp. There's even a few class 3 dealers there - not that it matters to us on this side of the big D. As for reloading, there usually is not a lot to be had at this show. There is a guy that sells a lot of ammo cheap and he usually has good deals on primers, but I don't think he has any powder. For reloading you would do better at Harrisburg, which is next weekend, or Valley Forge, which is the following weekend.

Legally I don't think they can reject your app. for the amount of permits you apply for. They might give you a dirty look or make a comment, but you have the right to apply for as many as you want. I've gotten 10 permits a time.

I believe the statute of limitations is 5 years. I heard about a ruling on this last year, and the judge said since the law is absent on a statute of limitations on illegal gun sales by default it would be 5 years, like any other crime where no S of L is specified. Maybe someone with better legal expertise can clarify.

Most towns are collecting $18 money orders made out to the SP each time you apply, if your town isn't consider yourself lucky.

You don't need the receipts for the long guns, NJ does NOT register long guns, the authorities wouldn't know what long guns you have or when & where you bought them. You can bring them to your new home no problem, as long as they are not "assault weapons". PS. You do NOT need to register any handguns you purchased legally in another state (again as long as they aren't AW's) - one of the few places where NJ laws are better than NY.

Is Needleman still doing the FFL thing? I thought he was out of it.

You still are a "Damn Yankee", but up here that's a good thing. Welcome to the forum!

It's about time we get some national attention on the oppressive gun laws in this state.

I always use PO money orders for my apps. Can't beat it.

How about getting a petition going asking them to sell ammo in NJ. I know, I know, nobody wants to deal with the BS in NJ.

I'm certainly not a lawyer, but this (unfortunately) doesn't sound unusual. Call your insurance company and they should take care of it, that's what your paying them for. She may end up having to give a deposition, but your insurance would provide her a lawyer for that. The insurance company will probably settle the case unless the plaintiff is asking for something grossly out of line.

Unfortunately in this case that's what it seems like.