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What the NRA website has to say means diddly squat unless they are saying what the statute says. Like I said, nowhere does it say 'business owner', so whether you do or do not have to own it is a topic of debate. Saying you HAVE to be an owner is a mere interpretation not yet substantiated clearly in law.

This is one of the more ridiculous things you have said. Wojo is dead on. It is about control.

Yes. Nowhere in the statue does is say 'business owner'.

Presumably to a crime free zone. So wouldn't it just be easier to make his current property a crime free zone (maybe by posting signs or something) rather than moving all together? Seems like less of a hassle that way.

The younger the better that way they will never remember a time that didn't include safe and proper handling of firearms and a general respect for them in general.

If I recall correctly, a pastor was actually fighting this law.

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There is no legal requirement for an FPID to buy shotgun ammo in NJ, with the exception of 410, which is open to interpretation.

Try shooting them both and get the one that feels and shoots better for you. Any perceived advantage or disadvantage of one over the other is going to be based on personal preference. Neither has anything that stands out as being much better or much worse in anything.

Exactly. Also marijuana is legal in NJ...well, sort of like how firearms are.

Part of me wishes he get shot in both his kneecaps and hung by his balls. Does NY have the death penalty?

You are mostly correct. However MA does have certain standards that must be met in order for dealers to sell them in MA. Based on these safety standards and drop test standards, the firearms are added to a list of compliant firearms that may be sold by MA FFL's. As such, the trigger pull is almost always higher than non-MA compliant models. So that there may not be a 10# requirement, that does seem to be the standard for becoming MA compliant (in terms of a dealers ability to sell). That is why MA models have a increased trigger pull weight. It is intentional.

Certainly a very nice gesture that I can always appreciate. Just today in fact I was getting some lunch and was informed that my meal was already paid for by another customer and she thanked me for my service. Turned my mediocre day into a positive one. So thank you USNmars and thank you anonymous lady.

People who like the Constitution wear tin foil hats? The same Constitution you are suppose to uphold? It is clear where you stand. And that is a position contrary to your oath, which as we see means as little to you as the Constitution means to most politicians, government officials.

Not just NJ, but the entire country. Scratch that, the entire civilized world. And you don't even have to go that far back either. Just the difference between the 80's and 90's is asinine.

Since suppressors are a no go here in NJ, I have slowly been convincing my father that he wants these things. It's working pretty well, just waiting on the tax stamp to complete it. Pictures below are just to show about how it will look when complete.

No, I think losing those things is better than being dead. Where did you get that idea from?

The real issue is that people seem to think you need to have these forms with them.

What is the point of worrying about whether your actions are 'legal' or not in a life or death situation? I frankly don't give a damn.

You can archery hunt with a gun? Weird.

I don't see how any of the above is relevant or someone justifies a judge making up his own law in requiring a storage requirement that doesn't exist in actual NJ law. If laws only applied to dirt bags, then sure, I wouldn't care. But when these cases can be used not just against (or for) him, but you too, you may want to look at it from a different perspective. Just sayin'.

Open bar huh? I'm in. Don't worry, I'll wear a suit.

I bet she's a loud bang.

This thread is just delightful.

Boo! Speak for yourself!