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The Pistol purchase permit is basically a de facto gun registration in my mind and I'm sure those records are readily accessible,I'm just not sure how accessible by a patrolman in a cruiser.

I was under the impression from reading a similar tread not too long ago that one of our LEO members remarked that not all NJ forces have access to that information and even the ones that did would have to log into several peripheral sites in order to bring it up.Perhaps someone on the job can clarify?

Again, a perfect example of how misunderstandings start and escalate...The OP never stated the premise as fact,indeed the OP was asking for an educated opinion. Your comprehension yet again is sorely lacking.

I sprung for the cocobolo wood with half checker, love the way it looks against the flat black and fits my rather small hands very well. I want to spring for a Hakan set but I guess he's so backed up that an initial email went unanswered.I'm going home this fall and may try to stop in to see his operation.

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Yes, it did turn into a pissing contest and for that I apologize. The point I was attempting to illustrate is that we've all seen the outrageous and farfetched scenarios offered here at times that basically morphs into a spiraling vortex of what if's to no better conclusion.I recall reading a question about what would happen if my wife handed me a loaded mag during a critical event ,would it be considered illegal because she had no FID? Really?But I really got incensed when a question of not how but if you would help a LEO or Neighbor came up in another farfetched scenario. As supposedly good and righteous gun enthusiast to question a response so basic as to help another in distress to me at least is a no brainer, it seems..... well,basic and intuitive.All pontificating and bs aside,Jersey firearm and castle laws are punishing but does it justify us having to think even for a second if the occasion should arise?. Would I use possible deadly force in either of Handyman's scenarios?,Possibly. Would I consider the possible ramifications on my family future? Yes. Would it alter my response? I hope not.Would I be able to face myself and my family if I had the opportunity to save a life and did little or nothing regardless of penalties? No. Pretty straightforward Gentlemen.

....I think you're a real prince among men.....

Nope.. BBC,CNN,also subscribe to Reuters ,The Wall Street Journal, Dagbladet from Norway and the Trinidad Guardian.

I own several firearms and hope to own and fire many more. I own firearms because essentially shit happens and want to be prepared when it does. I don't however spend precious time formulating highly unlikely scenarios and then further trying to justify my possible inaction and fear by speculating on an even more unlikely result.Hey look, you want to play out your own brand of victim scenario and then hold the state and it's laws accountable for your lack of moral fiber.. be my guest but I ain't buying and I venture neither will Lautenberg.

Monroe is quite nice actually, thanks for asking.I go through life with my eyes open,fostering a healthy skepticism and try to help when I can,I don't however hobble myself with paralyzing fear hiding in my well equipped and armed basement listening for non existent neighbor's screams or faceless armed intruders,calculating possible income losses while not acknowledging the inevitable loss of my humanity or manhood if those screams prove to be real. You claim to have little morals...I admire your honesty but find your humanity wanting.

YES. or else what type of person would I be? a man or a rabbit afraid of it's own shadow...I can't live like that.

Just what news are you watching?......Cops being attacked by men and folks driving by with a firearm and not helping,Jason like attackers accosting female neighbors while someone clean their guns in a open garage,trigger happy dickheads,Panicked neighbors..Your neighbors? I don't subscribe to Fox news and I don't suggest you should either.

I am truly amazed at the vivid imaginations and unlikely scenarios that seem to come up on NJGF when it get a bit slow and there's no other controversial topic than where the poorest county in NJ is located. Fact is if myself or my family is threatened with imminent deadly violence regardless of location,otherworldly situation or circumstance, I would hope that as I, you would do what ever you see fit to guard their safety without first considering the possible monetary loss. It's just the right thing to do.....

I drive an estate wagon or a SUV, both seemingly in the same catagory of firearms transport as your pick up. I simply keep my guns in a locked case and everything else including fully loaded mags in my range bag. I think you can also legally....however we are not taking into account the knowledge or lack thereof of the LEO that stops you.

I asked this very question not too long ago and as Krdshrk indicated,in NJ you don't.There are a few states where it is required but the list is not that long.

Not in the least....Mr Clark has been barely audible for years and quite frankly should have called it a day after his stroke so as not to become a caricature of his former self.Some people just don't know when to call it a day and must bear the consequences but I wish him God Speed.

I've run 200 rounds of Ultramax through my CZ75B without an issue but they are supposedly known for their forgiving nature, however I wouldn't even attempt them in my Sig.

I would have to agree. The very last thing on my mind in that unlikely situation would be how much I was out if the firearm was taken for evidence. I would instead be contemplating the cost of a lawyer,a new home and possible therapy for my loved ones.That being said..I keep all my guns loaded so it's just a matter of which one is closer at hand.

Welcome, I'm in Monroe also.

Gentlemen....Am I the only person that feel there's a Troll in the room? Just the casual disregard for the situation and the responses especially on this forum makes the OP suspect in my mind.

I have traveled extensively and lived in Europe and while most Europeans like or love America for the opportunities she offers,you would be surprised at the undercurrent of ambivalence or distaste most hold for Americans.

I've purchased 2 hand guns through them without any problems and frequently use their prices as a benchmark when shopping around for firearms.

"I was always taught to respect my elders and now I've reached the age where I have no one to respect" 51 and shooting now 1 year.

While this incident was reported widely and grew legs,there are girls as young right here in NJ that are found to be pregnant just about every day but the fetus is aborted to protect the health of the mother. Cultures other than our own have little to do with it.

They are one of the best resources for pro Japanese knives and do a bustling business with chefs in NYC,NJ as well as culinary schools. Also one of the best places to get a Japanese blade sharpened.