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No. A POA has nothing to do with this. A POA terminates on the death of the principal. At that point if the principal has no will the laws of intestate succession apply to the disposition of your property which is administered by a personal representative that is appointed by the surrogate or a court.

I do not believe your answer is completely correct. An appointed personal representative of an intestate estate with letters of administration(no will)can take possession for administration of the estate in N.J. Otherwise the handgun would be in a limbo situation with no one having the right to possess it. A legal transfer without papers that takes place in another State does not prohibit the transferee from bringing a firearm into this State so long as the firearm is legal in N.J. There is also a U. S. Supreme Court decision permitting a person who is otherwise prohibited from possession ( under a court order) to temporarily possess for the purposes of transferring to a FFL for disposition --otherwise an unlawful taking occurs There are also federal cases which seem to carve out an exception for what would otherwise be prohibited possession in a public place where there is an emergent situation of justifiable self-defense under a Second Amendment analysis. A service man or woman can make a legal temporary transfer in connection with the performance of military duties. There are also other exceptions, but generally you are correct.

Become a member not a Dabbler then you can ask these questions as a hypo in a private pm

Agree no spec page, but they have to have a spec sheet that give the specs on the build. By the way, I sent you a pm

Would really like to see a spec sheet on this build. Nothing on their website. Assume colors for their other rifles as shown on website can be done on this one. Looked at an LWRC the other day I have a black rain build in full size but it is heavy

Does it come in FDE or Coyote?

I have CCW Safe. It is not an insurance contract, hence not subject to regulation by the State of N.J. In fact, it is far superior to any insurance contract you can purchase because it also covers expert fees which most do not. Also, it is doubtful that what Murphy is doing by executive order is even constitutional.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/10/gun-regulation-ar-15-atf-enforcing-rule-that-does-not-exist/ Interesting story potentially impacting AR's

Simple, if you can afford to buy new and add to your collection-optics ready. If you can't or don't want to add to what you have at this time-milled.

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The court has never applied strict scrutiny to any other Amendment in all circumstances. The pending case involves transport not right to carry on the person in public.

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There are 3 cases pending cert on Justifiable Need Out of N.J.

Another entrant and competition for Sig. A few you tube videos on it already. As expected appears to be selling at a premium if in stock but that will change as more of them come to market. Looks like the OP optic model will compete with the Sig 365 XL or whatever the letters are.

May not have been unless the mootness issue was submitted to the court on the papers without argument and even if not it may take time if there is a written opinion as opposed to an Order on the issue.

The court does not issue opinions immediately after oral argument.

Question for law enforcement: Does NJ DL database check cross reference if the holder is also the holder of a NJ FPID card? What about State Issued ID card and NJ FPID card?

Let me translate for you what he said: "Those US Made 922 plastic handguard compliance parts suck"

These "join in" amicus submissions carry little weight as opposed to the original amicus submission if well written. Basically, any organization can join in. The joining organization does not submit any independent work but gets publicity. The brief was not written by ANJRPC.

You need to read this article in context since the number of gun owners in Fl far exceeds that in NJ as does the number of guns in the State as well as the general population. I have not seen a figure on the number of guns owned per owner but I am sure that is substantial. Another factor is the number of DV and other incidents compared to NJ. The 97% and 99% figure is also curious. It may mean that the police correctly apply the law 99% of the time of greater concern would be a low percentage of final orders per the overall amount of seizures. An interesting prospective study would be to see of the number of persons "red flagged" how many of them had prior criminal records or go on to commit crimes with or without firearms or explosives. I think the "jury" will be out on red flag laws for several years until studies will be done to determine how effective they really are. IMO if these laws are properly applied and post seizure due process hearings held they can be effective.

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In October the court will here the mootness argument In December the court will hear the merits of the case, assuming the Court has not rendered an unfavorable mootness decision and dismissed the case. The possibility also exists that the court will not decide the mootness issue before Dec and hear the merits argument and then decide the case as a whole addressing both the mootness and merits in one opinion. So just because the case is not dismissed prior to Dec does not automatically mean it is a win but it is a strong indication it will be.

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