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Used to be I could drive to Cabelas in PA and get whatever powder I wanted to reload ammo. Now their shelves are always empty, and even when I catch some in stock on their online store, Cabelas won't ship to NJ, even though it would appear no laws bar them from doing so. Is there any place in North NJ where smokeless powder is available or where you can order it? I don't mind paying extra, don't mind if I have to wait, just so long as I can actually get some in hand eventually!

Got it. Thanks for the correction! Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

If you have a semi auto shotgun in NJ with pistol grip or folding stock it is illegal already and has been for 20 years. This is nothing new. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

This isn't a change in the law - NJ Statute has banned semi-auto shotguns with folding stocks and/or pistol grips since Florio passed the original law in the 1990s. Nothing new here.

AF Boyer Hardware in PA You bring your relative there during business hours, they will give him a fair price, cash, right away for whatever he wants to part with. http://afboyer.com/

The state pays the hospital for every day he is being held in "protective custody" at the hospital, so who is the sucker on this deal? The honest citizens who are paying taxes to fund all this ridiculous waste of money. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

I think the dryer it is out, the quicker that stuff dries. if it is really humid out, I hear the stuff can take forever to dry. When I did my stock, I just rubbed the BLO on, rubbed it in with a lot of elbow grease, and then wiped the excess off right away without waiting at all. Then let it dry. Best to not leave any thick layer on there. And then after I put enough coats of BLO on there, a few coats of paste floor/furniture wax to finish off. Came out really nice.

If acronym was more than one word we could refer to it by its initials.

This has done wonders for my back. 30 seconds a few times a day, it really really works. http://www.amazon.com/Body-Back-Company-Roller/dp/B000KK0AHS

Think this through. Since NJ doesn't recognize antique exceptions to handguns, the process of taking the package from your house to the post office would be possession of a handgun outside of any exemption. If the postal employees cause an issue for you (and never assume they have any clue about the postal rules around here), you could find yourself in a situation where you are in possession of this thing outside your home and caught. If you are selling this item, then you trigger another problem because it is illegal to sell a handgun in New Jersey without signing a purchase permit. Yeah the buyer is outside the state - doesn't change that the seller (you) is in NJ and subject to NJ law, and therefore you are open to getting caught for selling to a buyer who does not have a purchase permit. It isn't likely you'd get caught on any of these nonsense violations, but they are severe. I wouldn't risk it. If you wanted to truly protect yourself, you might want to consider driving to a Pennsylvania gun range (in exemption) and then mailing it from a post office in Pennsylvania, where there should be no problem. Or going to a NJ dealer and having the dealer ship it to whoever is receiving it. The money saved isn't worth the risk considering these are felonies.

Make the lawyer who represented the Plaintiff file a "Satisfaction of Judgment" with the court clerk of the court where the judgment was entered. That is how you prove a judgment has been paid. Otherwise, that judgment will appear to the world as an unpaid and defaulted debt of yours.

https://aca.dec.accela.com/dec/ You can buy a license online from New York. http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6101.html

The volquartsen extractor is so much better than the ruger part. Made mine 100% reliable with any brand ammo. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

Wiley Clapp special model Ruger GP100

It would sure require a lot of work and money to cut through all the red tape that would be involved. I kind of hoped that if the Cabelas opened in the Meadowlands it would spike demand enough for someone to open a range. Remember "Encap"? Those golf courses that were supposed to be on top of landfill, that ended up financially collapsing? I bet that land would be perfect for a range. I wonder who owns title to that land now.

I object to the label "buyback". It implies something that is not the case. "Buyback" implies that the government owned the gun in the first place, and wants it back. That is false. Aside from military surplus guns (a very small proportion of privately owned firearms), the government never owned these guns in the first place. Most guns were built for, and initially sold to, the ordinary citizen, and were intended for the ordinary citizen to own. So these are simply gun buys, not gun "buybacks". To call it a "buyback" essentially implies that the government was the rightful owner of these firearms in the first place, and that it is justified in recovering possession of these guns, which is completely false. The government never had any property interest in these guns at all. Always be on guard when those who advocate gun bans seek to bend language and set the vocabulary to serve their purposes.

It is a real shame there isn't a public range in the Meadowlands. All of that open space! So many people in the NY/NJ area who could use it!

How many people other than you has keys to the file cabinet? That is the question. Make sure nobody does.

The Graves Act is unconstitutional as an overbroad infringement on bearing arms and is also cruel and unusual punishment. Unconstitutional. The judges and prosecutors swore oaths to uphold the constitution. Rather than complaining about all of the outrageous requirements of the Graves Act, they ought to disregard these requirements as being null and void being gross violations of the Bill of Rights. It is perplexing that they do not even consider such a way of dealing with this. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

Can anyone suggest a muzzle brake that is the LEAST likely to be considered a flash suppressor? I mean something that has zero effect on flash or, if it had any effect, actually made the flash brighter?

The trigger on a Glock isn't necessarily bad, it is just completely different from traditional. Once you get used to it, it can be oddly satisfying in how it works.

Not that i am a fan but this is a blessing in disguise. They can shift to a podcast and then nobody can fire them anymore and they can say what they want. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

In my opinion that is too close for comfort, not only in New Jersey, but with respect to the feds as well. You can push the limits of the law if you want but the criminal justice system is a harsh place to risk placing yourself in.

Any thoughts on 4-Cycle weedwhackers?