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I would think that if it had a 15 round (or less) mag and no features besides a pistol grip and the detachable mag, it is not an assault weapon and should be legal.

I did an Appleseed Shoot in Maryland, and it was a lot of fun. Got my Marksman patch 1st try. You have to have your basics down good, and come with your rifle sighted in or you will waste time guessing what your problem is.

1. Application type (FID/permit w/ existing FID): FID change of address 2. Police Department where you applied: Denville, Morris County 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD: Chief's secretary, Sue Adams 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit: about 13 weeks, long delay on NJSP processing 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form): Mental Health + 2 references 6. Notes - anything pertaining to the application process (unforeseen difficulties, chief of police calling your home, you hiring an attorney, etc.): Very professional and responsive police department, but they did send a third reference paperwork request to my supervisor at work

Reloads are ony as good as the person that made them. Would you trust the loader with your life?

My job is here for now, but if and when I find an alternative, I am out of here, and I will not retire here. The wife is a CPA and says don't retire here and don't die here. We bought a home in NJ because it was much more expensive to rent, the market was way low, as well as the interest rates.

Got to love doing a Saiga conversion. The only hard part was drilling and tapping for the bullet guide since that metal is so hard.

Sorry, not public. Either LAC or PR&G.

There is an indoor range on the Picatinny Arsenal, and there is a local archery club that uses it every Thursday. Otherwise you need to be a member of the Picatinny Rod and Gun Club, and you may have to be active or retired military or an Arsenal employee to join. http://www.pica.army.mil/outdoor/rodgun.htm

Here is a Fox News clip of Judge Jeanine who has got it all straight on guns. http://video.foxnews.com/v/2138468100001/

I guess I would be happier if he just vetoed any of the idiotic legislation that's being drummed up by the antis right now. That to me will be the true litmus test of where he stands on 2A.

I can't beleive that my 7.62x39 Saiga Sportster cost me only $175 in 2001. I should have bought 100 of them..

I don't believe the Govenor has stood up for firearm rights, ever. I respect the work he has done to try and clean up the corruption and fiscal mess handed to him by his Democratic predecesors, but he will take the gun thing which ever way that he thinks will take him farther...he is up for re-election soon, and has to appease his blue constituents to remain in office. so expect something to aid to the "Public Safety" . Excuse my insult to his belt size, but it was apprpriate to the image of him balancing down the top of the fence regarding 2A rights. I am not holding my breath here waiting for Christie to save us..you better plan for the worst here. I'm writting letters to my representatives, my govenor, and our press editors, and I don't know what else to do except wait for the dust to settle.

I bought a CMP field grade and had the Garand Guy replace the barrel at Shuff's prices. I traded the ww2 stock for a new CMP walnut stock which Tony installed also.

Chris, The end of the cocking tube where the triple frame is brazed on is where the bayonet mount is located, it of course has a pistol grip, and a threaded muzzle with a flash suppressor. You are only allowed one extra feature, and I have three. I don't want to permanently alter it because I won't live out my life here is this 2A hating state, so it stays in my safe at my bro's house in VA along with 2 AK's and a sound suppressor for my HK USP Tactical...

When I moved to NJ last year and could not bring my HK G3 clone with me, a .308 Garand was my solution to have a semi-auto rifle in 7.62x51 or .308. Some may scoff at a .308 Garand, but read on the CMP forum where the most knowledgable Garand people admit that the .308 Garands are inherently more accurate rifles than the Garands in 30.06

I think it was more a " It's hard to keep my fat ass up here on the fence, and I could fall either way, but I won't tell you now..."

I called Senator Bucco's office this morning (District 25) and the person that i spoke with said that the Senator feels that there is already sufficient gun legislation, and does not support any of the bills recently submitted in response to the Sandy Hook tragedy's call for more gun restrictions.

What is the difference? Any restriction less than 8 demonizes virtually all semi-auto handguns. He is just following NY's new legislation. They call NJ a blue state for a reason; that the policies are dictated by the liberal, gun-hating majority, and all the letters and calls that we pro-2A citizens deliver will have no effect on the outcome. Unless Christie grows a pair and lets some of these proposals die, we are in for a serious 2A beatdown here. The only thing that could toss this crap out is a court case that goes to the Supreme Court that rules against this blatant infringement against the Constitution, which could take years to land on the court's docket.

Ugly is back, go troll PAFOA

Me thinks ugly has already visited... Christie already said that NJ has enough gun laws, and if he backs any trampling of 2A now here in NJ, he won't have any chance to go to the White House, the conservatives just won't back that kind of crap. I have no great fondness for him and his record on gun control, but he just doesn't have much wiggle room here. He might have to throw the left a bone, but I can't beleive that he could possibly back this legislation.

Let's see, we are in a liberal state with liberal judges that say the constitution does not apply to them. No big wonder that a warrant was granted, served, searched, and the SBR was found and the brilliant show-off is now in the pokey. Should it happen? NO, but it can happen here. Could it have happened to a nicer guy? NO.>>>

It is odd that I work as a engineer and many of my co-workers are not anti-gun but never have had exposure to them. One of the guys is talking about getting a shotgun and he sounds like a kid in a toy store looking at the latest new toy. I moved from a state where gun ownership was less restrictive, and I have had exposure to them since my father gave my brothers and me use of a single shot .22 rifle at our farm in VA when I was 10 years old. I know how to handle a gun safely. People are scared of guns here because they have no first had knowledge of gun safety or use, and the gun climate in the legislature is definitely anti. Hopefully the recent decision in Illinois will have a positive trickle down effect on CCW rights here. I have a CCW in VA but its not worth a baseball card here, and I am hoping that things will change. I live in a town with a low crime rate, but that should not be a reason that I can't carry if I choose to do so.

Is there any problem owning a Savage Mark II FV-SR in New Jersey? It has a threaded muzzle...

I think the HK USPc would be a great choice; it was my 1st 45 acp also. Now I gave a USP 45 Tactical and a S&W 1917 also....

I applied for a change of address in Denville in the first week of September. The chief's secretary handled the paperwork management and was helpful and very polite, but the process still took 2 1/2 months anyway. Apparently the NJSP took a lion's share of time on their end. Oh well, I am just glad that I have it now. They didn't ask me to turn in my old card until the new one came, which was nice of them and the way it should be.