Rob0115

Nitric oxide only on heavy lifting days. Liver functions are fine. Luckily I don't drink that often that I have to do this. During the week I'd get an IV from the hangover doctor. I don't know what's in that bag but it turns you into a new man. http://www.hangoverclub.com/?gclid=CjwKEAiAh560BRDu-aD93r-J_zoSJACrxZG2FOPS0m6D3lc6tjupRvKPzJSpXSziq-VdSBCk7DP3lhoCM1rw_wcB#hangover-welcome

Motorcycles, I tracked for a long time on Ducs, but had to give it up. I have monster motor big tire 03 heritage soft tail that puts down big power and a 14 Road King CVO with a 131" turbo motor. I'm in the process of converting a 73 iron head sportster to a cafe racer complete with modern Ohlins suspension, Brembo brakes and working on EFI with Pegasus fuel systems. The motor is an 89" stroker.

Lagavulin 16 last night. I'm siting on a stool at the gym wondering if I'll ever get up and exercise. I'm obviously reading the forum while I'm waiting for my hangover cure to kick in. For those are brave enough, or stupid, it's 2000mg Extra strength Tylenol, a quart of lemon /lime Gatorade and Nitric Oxide. I'll be gtg in 10 more mins.

I use my property tax bill if they want a backup. Form 4473 would allow your NJ FID to be a government issued doc that would be acceptable for residence. The problem is people confuse the issue of identity and residency. In NJ residency is on the FID, or you're non-complaint--the DL is identity because they don't put photos on FIDs. The local dealers by me have had no issue but others have said no way. They won't even make the quick call to the NJSP FIU to find out they are wrong. Even check the private sales. They mostly ask for matching docs however there is no place to record any of these docs on the f2f sales. Any government issued doc is passable for identity with a photo even a passport which doesn't have an address on it.

The compacts are out now too. These guns are really great, not even comparable to the original 92 platform.

That gave me a chuckle. That this is vicious looking.

Deer Slayer must have big biceps to hold on to that shorty 500 S&W. Man oh man. At least that's what I think it is.

I have a Grendel and a 6mmAR (non-turbo). The Grendel shoots wonderfully at distance, I haven't had the 6mmAR out for anything other than sighting--took a long time to save up for glass. The 6mmAR is rumored to be quite a bit better than the Grendel at long distance. Frank has fired his, we have the same barrel just different receiver setups. Maybe he can chime in on the 6mmAR. He is far more knowledgeable than me on distance shooting. I suck, but I'm working toward getting better. After all it should be fun to practice (although I do get frustrated sometimes).

Lol. I've had a few dealers who were fine with it. I don't really buy here anymore other than I saw a particular gun at two places that my LGS in FL didn't have. I thought I'd throw some local business but they were cheaper in gun broker if I have to have them shipped to FL so I said screw it.

What if you had a home in Ocean Beach, NJ and Ramsey NJ. You loved between them as your mood for you. One had the FPID and one has the d/l. You didn't move and you legally reside in both houses. My example was out of state. I still have my residence, the same one on my FPID. I spend time at both. I didn't change addresses I just added one. Perfectly legal.

Correct. Identity not address is established with the D/L.

Not a damper at all. I live more than half the year in the house that is addressed on the FID. I still pay these awful property and income taxes until I'm completely gone. I have another address in Florida, but that doesn't mean I still have and live in Montville. I have a d/l that has my alternate home address. That statute is for people who change address. I have not.

Question #2, I should make another poll but F it. Do you need an FID to handle firearm in NJ? The answer, from the same guy at the NJ State Po-po, is NO. What if you lived out of state and wanted the gun shipped?

Yes if you get the state issued ID you must surrender any drivers licenses that you have. The legal answer directly from the NJSP Firearms unit is NO you do not have to have a matching D/L but must be a resident (own or rent) at the address on the FID or you need to get an FID for out of state residents, which they do, but not necessary for NJ residents that reside elsewhere and have out of state DL. The D/L is used to establish identity not residence. A passport which has no address can establish identity. A government issued photo ID is used for identity. The FID is from the issuing authority and has your address on it. The NICS website has D/L as an optional field.

This is an interesting discussion that has been beaten to death--but that's nothing new. However, I just called RTSP to try and purchase from them and they said, "You must have a NJ DL that matches your FID." They aren't the only ones who have gotten it wrong, but some have gotten it correct. Why don't people who operate FFL's know the laws with regards to purchasing? I know NJ is an onerous jurisdiction for gun sales but why not do the research? I just hung up the phone, again, with the NJSP FIU and they've repeated if I live at the address printed on my FID, my drivers license doesn't need to match. Of course I must also live at the address too but that's was a friendly side bar by the sergeant I spoke with, again, at the FIU.

I ended up getting a Steyr Aug M3--not in NJ. I'll still get an FS2000 at some point to finish up the bull pup lineup. I think my money go to desert tactical for the MDR next.

That would be just freakin'....AWESOME.

Holy shit that's funny.

Merry X-Mas.

There's a relatively new chief and even with the old one I never wait more than a month.

'Yes I was going to explain the potential sale but was to lazy to type on my iPad. The board members would buy for a huge discount, which may be fair market given the bad press and CALSTERs themselves bashing it. It's been seriously devalued but what's the perception of buying out your private equity partners at a huge discount. It would raise a lot of eyebrows and make it tough them on capital raises. Since there are no other legit offers there is really nothing that can be done. Not being on the inside I don't know what's true and not true with the company management but I'd have a hard time believing it's intentional. Money losing investments don't help when you're courting new capital raise opportunities and it's all part of manager track record.

Years a go, and I mean years, Nutley was 2 days. They had drop off on Tuesday and pick up Thursday. In FL it's may I have that and they say yes here's form 4473 thanks.

I don't know. Freedom group is private equity funded through Cerberus capital and has been in a huge tug of war with investors looking to divest--most notably calsters pit Sandy Hook. It's a long explanation as to the difficulty of the situation but I'm not sure they're in a good position to pull it off.

Six days in Montville recently but usually 2 weeks.

Maybe you don't have to pay taxes anymore either? Did they type it incorrectly into the NICS request page?