Zed's_Dead

Yes we do!

It reminds me of the line from Ocean's 12 when Don Cheadle tells Al Pacino what Chuck Berry used to say before every show: "Pay me my money!"

You can't let a suspension go when the guy bitches to the ref, then when he gets no results there turns and makes a beeline for Zubrus and hits him in the face with a shoulder. If Giroux had simply waited until his next shift then laid out Zubrus with a clean check, noone would've said boo. But he acted like a spoiled little kid who didn't get his way so he went and cheap shotted someone. Shame on him for putting his own self-interest ahead of the teams.

Congrats! Good luck with the avionics!

Sandy, I'm afraid to ask what the question was that you felt compelled to make that your sig!

Pit traps with punji sticks?

Thanks for the help, everyone.

Not quite sure what you're saying. Your post seems to imply that anyone who is not prohibited can open carry in PA. Can you point me to the statutory provision that allows it as I go to Pennsylvania often enough that I would consider open carrying. I'm not doubting you, I just want to read it myself before I would consider doing this.

How are they legally possessed at the end of your journey if your not a state resident? Or don't have a carry permit for that state? Andy why pay 2 years worth of storage when it's much simpler and cleaner to leave them with your parents at your new domicile?

Out of state storage is a bad idea. What's the legal basis for transporting the guns out of state? If he moves out of his apartment and into his parents house with the intention of returning there from out of the country when his job assignment ends, that's the end of the story. It's legally his domicile in NJ and the guns can stay there. Once he gets a new place to live on his own, the guns can then be moved legally back there.

If you sign a lease with your parents that would be for all intents and purposes your domicile, or permanent home. You intend to return to it when you come back from being out of country so there should be no problem leaving your guns there with your parents. There is a longer, more detailed legal discussion of domicile versus residence, but it's probably not necessary to get into at this point.

Theoretically, you are protected by FOPA, specifically Section 926A, which you can find http://www.cjrpc.com/interstate_2.htm at that link. In NY and NJ however, there have been more than a few problems at airports. Since you can "lawfully possess and carry" your firearm at home, it would appear you can legally drive to PA if you are legal there as well. Like it was said above, though, there are longer more in depth threads about this on the forum.

Actually, that does not appear to be NJ law. NJ's estate laws are set out in NJSA 3B:5-1 et seq. 3B:5-3. Intestate share of decedent's surviving spouse or domestic partner. 3B:5-3. Intestate share of decedent's surviving spouse or domestic partner. The intestate share of the surviving spouse or domestic partner is: a. The entire intestate estate if: (1) No descendant or parent of the decedent survives the decedent; or (2) All of the decedent's surviving descendants are also descendants of the surviving spouse or domestic partner and there is no other descendant of the surviving spouse or domestic partner who survives the decedent; b. The first 25% of the intestate estate, but not less than $50,000.00 nor more than $200,000.00, plus three-fourths of any balance of the intestate estate, if no descendant of the decedent survives the decedent, but a parent of the decedent survives the decedent; c. The first 25% of the intestate estate, but not less than $50,000.00 nor more than $200,000.00, plus one-half of the balance of the intestate estate: (1) If all of the decedent's surviving descendants are also descendants of the surviving spouse or domestic partner and the surviving spouse or domestic partner has one or more surviving descendants who are not descendants of the decedent; or (2) If one or more of the decedent's surviving descendants is not a descendant of the surviving spouse or domestic partner.

Doesn't seem to exist....yet anyway.

THAT guy was mocking the way someone looks? In that outfit?

Compared to some politicians, his comments are mild. He even goes so far as to say that he's not concerned about NJ citizens who legally own their guns. I think what Mikey says above is correct. But for the lefty fringes on each coast, the vast majority of this country has no problems with guns. (Illinois excluded lol)

I have 4 Glock 17 mags pinned to 15 by Paul at Arms & Ammo. All still working fine with more than 500 rounds put through them.

Welcome. I'm also from CH.

The courts in each county are filled with both R's and D's. When a Republican judge retires, the governor will appoint another Republican to that position and vice-versa. This is regardless of the governor's own party affiliation.

I love my Glock 17 and my Kimber 1911. Does that just make me confused?

Nice meeting you, Ron and Bob. Unofficially, I shot MM with my Glock 17...just waiting on the official times.

I'm going. I was there for the first time in March and had a great time.

Pull over on the shoulder of 80 and slow down to about 5 mph. Have your friend leap into the car...while carrying her handgun in a locked, tied, welded case, of course.

How timely given the Somalia rescue!

Congrats!