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Depends on the airline, some do and some do not

There are only two things you need to know for now about NJ: 1. You weapon will be seized by the police and you will probably never get it back irrespective of the outcome 2. The matter will be presented to the County Grand Jury, no matter what, even if you shot the intruder in your home, and the Grand Jury will either vote a no bill in which case the matter is over or you will be indicted,in which case you can raise self defense at trial.

Anyone have one, and what do you think of it?

Matching DuraCoat Auto Spray Paint

This is a non issue since there are no intervening States you will be passing through, so long as your mode of transport in NJ complies with NJ law.

if you know someone who has a scuba tank place the muzzle next to the tank valve and open the valve, it may blow the Bore snake and patch out.

Gov has four options: 1 do nothing 2 sign 3 veto 4 veto but return with suggested changes. #4 is very popular with Christy

Price is good Two years ago they were going for $299-$399

In Glove box is ok in FL even without a CCL so long as you are in FL. FL does not have a non res CCL anymore, they only have one CCL for everyone Locked in trunk is fine for the rest of the stuff

sold out

sold out

Often, they buy certain weapons in large quantities, get a super deal from the distributor, and sell at great prices.

I have no comment on the merits of this post or the merits of a suit. Just thought I would let the originator of the thread know that if you do file suit, everything you posted here as well as the original facebook post becomes discoverable in the civil case.

You need to employ some psychology, buy the most expensive you can afford first, after that purchase you can show that you are spending less!

Do the connector and the spring kit as well

" I contacted the juvenile court in the municipality that I was arrested (in-person and on the phone with Clifton) and was told they WILL NOT release the record without an attorney (even if it's for yourself). " The clerk is wrong, but many do this, the problem is identity, they are concerned that that the person that is asking for the released record, may not be the person identified in the record and therefore confidentiality provisions are breached. Not sure, if you showed them a drivers license with your picture etc. A NJSP record check is the better way to go for you as a prelude to an expungement petition, if that comes back negative and there is nothing to expunge,you might want to prepare and submit an affidavit with your FID, application, so that if it is denied, and you have to appeal to a Superior Court Judge, you will look good. Also, as part of your application submit: "I got the results back and the letter indicated that there was no criminal history matching to my prints (by the way, submitted prints on 5/28/12, received results in the mail 6/4). This should work out fine for you.

Sweeney FID Bill Stalls in Assembly Committee In a dramatic upset in the timing of the "centerpiece" of the Democrats' gun bill package, the New Jersey Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee today failed to muster enough votes to pass S2723/A4182 out of committee. In a stunning turn of events, it became apparent during a roll call vote that there were not a sufficient number of Democratic votes for the bill. Rather than complete the roll call as required by legislative rules, chaos and confusion ensued as the committee chairman and staffers halted the proceedings mid-roll- call and huddled in an adjacent room while they figured out what to do. Republican members of the committee protested the unprecedented procedure and argued with the chairman. Rather than completing the embarrassing vote, the chairman made a face-saving announcement that the bill was being "held" for further amendment at a future meeting. It is highly irregular, and likely against legislative rules, to halt a vote once it has begun. It is anticipated that the bill will resurface at another Assembly committee meeting later this month, where Democrats will use legislative maneuvers to either change the committee members to ensure a favorable outcome, or move the bill through an entirely different committee where they can better control the outcome. "The game is completely rigged in Trenton," said ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach. "The Democrats suffered an embarrassing delay today, but they will be back with a vengeance and attempt every procedural trick in the book to ensure the passage of their centerpiece bill." The stalled Sweeney bill throws out existing FID cards and replaces them with either a privacy-invading driver license endorsement or other form of ID; suspends Second Amendment rights without proof of firearms training; imposes a 7-day waiting period for handgun purchases; ends all private sales; and effectively creates a registry of ammunition purchases and long gun sales. Democrats have touted the bill as a national model. Leading up to the unusual committee result, there was sharp testimony from several gun rights activists, including ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach, who ripped the bill as "a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist” and "an irrational attack” on gun owners. Bach mocked the suggestion that New Jersey is a "national model” for anything, told legislators to leave responsible gun owners alone, and urged them to pull their "centerpiece” off the table. Apparently, some Democrats agreed. A recording of the hearing can be accessed here (scroll to Thursday, June 6, 2013, then click "listen”). Bach’s full statement is available here. Other bills on the agenda passed out of committee, but those bills have either been previously amended so they only impact criminals, or they do not impact Second Amendment rights. Additional details on today's events will be forthcoming.

I thought I would post this warning so that you do not fall into this "trap" that one of my clients did. While the forum often contains a discussion of State law, federal restrictions are often only mentioned in passing. With the pending legal changes in State law, there has been an increase in private sales to non FFL's which may not be permissible in the future. Under present federal law, if you are making an occasional sale to thin your collection, you are normally ok. However if profit is your primary motive, and you are engaging in private sales as a side business-you better have an FFL. When you start selling new, unfired weapons that you recently acquired with any regularity, you are raising a red flag. You also raise a red flag, if there is a short turn around time between your purchase and your resale. The other problem is that resale of new unfired weapons may also raise the red flag of a straw purchase. Also, if you are reloading, other than for your own use, as a business, you will be considered a manufacturer and you need an FFL. Be smart. Don't ruin your life.

Agree $500 max, no more, there are alot of other more desirable AK variants available

454 Casull Freedom Arms

ebay, many sellers will ship for free

Yes, they are edible and rich in protein assuming you are not adverse to eating insects, which most people are. Most other animals, like dogs, find them quite tasty. In actuality, you need to feel sorry for these poor criters, who spend 17 years underground, surface, mate and then quickly die--hell of a price to pay for getting laid.

Box office hit

wrong link

Are they giving away ammo also?