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I took that as a shot againts our politicians and AG, not the troopers themselves.

This. And an arrow with U or up on the elevation, arrow with R(right) on the windage. The cap on the enclosed red dot pictured above should be removeable.

Maybe not. But 95% of the time it is found on a vehicle (suv, car, etc) that has fully tinted out windows, including the driver and passenger windows. Which I thought was illegal in NJ And more often than not, that vehicle is doing something illegal. Speeding, passing right, parked in a handicapped, talking/texting, etc. It's just a fact. Observe and you will see. Yes, I have a problem with those badges in peoples windshields. As if its a "Im allowed to break the law and get away with it, and put your safety at risk" badge. edit: Now I recall that badge in the windshield the other day, it said "NJ State Trooper Family Member". Which I assume makes you a different class of citizen.

I saw one the other day that was not a PBA badge. It was a "NJ State Trooper Family" badge (or said something to that effect). And yes it was in the windshield a fully tinted out vehicle.

NIce job Anthony. What really bugged me about her story was how she kept mentioning over and over about how we need uniform backround checks. Correct me if im wrong, but isn't there a national uniform backround check for all gun purchases? A...NICS?

Yes. You have to pay whatever the tranfer fee charged by you local FFL + NICS. But no tax!

Ordered from Buds a couple times. Never a problem.

3 yrs!! And how many crimes has this prevented and/or solved?

My problem was probably because I told them I wanted to ship a gun. Or maybe the manager that I spoke with was just an ahole. Did you declare it was a gun at the counter?

Like I said true or not, they were not going to let me ship the pistol. I'm not trying to scare anyone with paranoia. This was my experience with the secaucus UPS hub. Give it a try. And again I found it cheaper to ship from true value because they don't have to overnight.

Hydrostatic shock. I found this odd too. Not many people that get hit by a 5.56 survive. These guys must have been shot in the arm or just grazed.

Just got finished reading a great book. "From Luby's to the Legislator". It's about Luby's massacre in 1991 and how one woman (Suzanna Hupp) had a huge impact on gun control and concealed carry throughout the 90's.

The 5.56 (55gr) will cross the same path at 50yds and 200yds. You can sight it in at 50yds and it should be right on at 200yds. I sight in my red dot at 50yds. That will cover everything form 1-200yds. POI will be about 1-2" high at 100yds

Glad to see a positive story that involves the AR-15 ASSUALT RIFLE and the HIGH CAPACITY CLIP (MAGAZINE).

Correct. So if PA was your primary residence and you have a PA CCW, you can carry in NJ.

Well I hope that douchebag got fired.

Here you go.

No, it didn't scare me. I did have a new permit with me becuase I knew this was going to be the case. I was just hoping there was some kind of loop hole, then I would have been able to buy another pistol that day.

What carrier did you use to ship it? And did you have to declare that it was a gun? I was right there when Meltzers had the State Police firearms division on the phone trying to argue that it was a replacement and not a new purchase. There was no way I could take possesion of that pistol without a new P2P. They clearly stated I would become a Felon if I did.

That's exactly what I was going to recommend. I have them and they work great.

Another thing I forgot to mention. It might actually be cheaper for you to use true value hardware in LIncoln Park, NJ to ship it for you. They are an FFL and they can use the US post office and do not have to ship overnight. Last time I sold a pistol, I shipped it from True Value, it cost me $35 for everthing. Yeah, don't worry. Glock will not ship a new serial # gun to a resident of NJ anyway. They are smarter than that.

I had the same exact model Glock with the same exact problem. Glock replaced the frame. I asked if they could transfer the serial # to the new frame. I was told by Glock and other credible sources that this practice is illegal (it might have been legal at one time). You will be getting a new pistol with a new serial number. It will have to be shipped to a NJ FFL and you will need a new P2P. I got lucky because the place I bought it at (Meltzers) shipped it to Glock for me for free. I would ask for a shipping tag from Glock. Shipping a handgun yourself out of NJ is a grey area. Is it legal for you to take it to a mailing center? I would feel much better if UPS or fedex picked it up from my house. Also, I inqured once at UPS about shipping a handgun. The national customer service said yes, no problem. So I called the local UPS center in Secuacus and talked to the manager about shipping a pistol. He said no way, not unless I was a cop. True or not, i dont know, but If I have to ship any pistol out of NJ for any reason I just use my FFL. It's worth the extra money for peace of mind. BTW, if a new pistol shows up at your door with a new serial number that is not registred to you, you become a felon.

Holy crap. Had no idea such a problem existed and that we needed laws for it. Learn something new all the time.

Wait. Why would anyone need 5,000rds of ammo? Are you all criminals?

How much OT do these guys work that they cant even get on the internet? Probably right though. I did read somewhere the ACLU is suing to make their pay & overtime records public.