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What are my upgrade options on a new 1911 Springfield SS Range Officer 5" 9MM? This is the one with the adjustable rear sight and fiber optic front.

Unfortunately, the relief only lasts from this procedure for a few months. But it may be worth it to the patient.

IWB or OWB?

Agree

The P365 is designed as a EDC gun. Putting a compensator on an EDC gun makes no sense. If you want a comp on a gun you really need to go with a compact size pistol as opposed to subcompact.

While they are not the only show in town, like it or not, they carry the most political clout as far as helping to elect pro second amendment candidates on the national level. Unfortunately, politics control our fate and politics control what judges are appointed. We have to win on two levels, National and State and they have 50 States to contend with. If we lose on the National level, it really will not matter what the State does---the game is over.

what docs?

Options: 1 Sell the stuff 2. Form a corp (you don't need an atty to do this) Have the corp rent a storage locker/garage month to month Put your stuff in it 3. Consignment: But----While a consignment is one solution, the consignee only acquires possession and not legal title and for handguns, I think you need a PtoP to reacquire if it doesn't sell 4. Gunsitters: I have not seen their contract so not sure if it creates a bailment, escrow agreement etc. 5. Get them out of State 6. Interesting question: An attorney holds a clients property in trust for the client--possession but not title not sure if an attorney can hold a firearms in trust--would need to check this out. Would require a willing gun friendly attorney

If they make a new one for you with the same serial number you are ok--no additional permit needed

If the brown stuff on your clothes has an odor to it, it is probably shit

PK 90 is correct. Any other conflicting posts are wrong. And by the way, if you change your DL to PA, you can get a NJ State Issued ID for firearms purposes and that, together with your FID Card, is all you need for N.J.

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I think the issue deals with trigger geometry--I am not sure if it is limited to the trigger shoe or all of the trigger components working together. I notice that on the 43x, and I assume the 48, the trigger shoe is serrated, compared to my G19. I do not like the shoe design so for $22 .00 I ordered a trigger shoe, that was Glock Oem, but it comes modified in a few respects--one, the shoe is smoothed and not serrated and the trigger safety sits flusher to the rest of the shoe when pressed another claimed modification impacts pre-travel. I am going to utilize the 43x trigger bar which I have polished up and am interested to see if it makes a difference. If not, I may also experiment by installing the Apex almost flat face trigger shoe with the Glock trigger bar and/or and Overwatch flat face trigger with the integrated bar.

Those restrictions apply to semi-auto not manually cycled guns.

What is the "stuff like that" to which you are referring?

A lot of what Nappen says, is Nappen law and not N.J. law. It is often "suggestion law" designed to avoid placing yourself in a scenario where you encounter a law enforcement officer who believes something to be true, which is not so. The bottom line is that no intelligent prosecutor would seek to prosecute a loaded magazine arrest as a loaded firearm.

It might be in semi-auto? 10 round belt?

One vote for RPR in 6.5, what glass you put on it is key. RPR capable of many after-market mods. Get the longest barrel you can if your goal is long range hits

I am told that on the sale of every new rifle, there is built into the sale price an 11% federal excise tax but that there is no federal excise tax built into the sale price if you purchase the upper and lower individually. (Of course how beneficial this depends on the ultimate vendor set price for the two components) Is this true??

Clearly, you are missing the point. I am well aware of the new State law. What an internet vendor is required to do and what they do in practice are two different things. My post was not specifically directed toward Brownells, but was intended to be a generic comment. There are still some internet ammo dealers who will remain nameless who are non -compliant but calling attention to them does not help the rest of us. If an internet vendor decides not to comply, that is on them, but beneficial to us. I doubt, but do not know, if the State has the resources to go after ever internet vendor in every category of merchandise sales, but identifying a category in a public posting, might get the wheels going. Whose side are you on? It is not so much that any one post triggers an inquiry, but multiple posts, especially on a forum such as this that deals with an interest group the State would like to crush, does not help the cause

Because some other moron(s) posted somewhere else, doesn't mean you have to post it also and increase the publicity

1.People who post here on a public forum that a particular out of state internet retailer does not collect N.J. sales tax which all but guarantees that the particular retailer will soon have legal problems and change its billing practices. 2. Individuals who post here on a public forum sufficient facts to actually admit that they have violated a criminal law involving guns or domestic violence or tax law or wire fraud. 3. Individuals who post on a public forum and go through great detail regarding their pre-existing mental history and then solicit opinions from non-lawyers as to what disclosures they should or should not make and then rely on those opinions. ( If you are dumb enough to do this type of post, at least do it as a hypothetical) Free advice on complex issues is usually worth what you pay for it. Feel free to add to this list if you want

they do now because of morons who post on a public forum

Old news that they are making Glock Clones https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/12/22/chinese-norinco-glock-clone/

Didn't realize it but the fit was a problem, the pin had loosened and the brake did have movement to it.