Rob0115

This one is in my list to purchase. I may grab it when I'm back in FL in a couple weeks.

I have a S&W 340PD. It's great and fits in my pocket. I have clip that holds in place. It's a .357 mag but I shoot .38 critical cefense ammo out of it.

Jayson is great group to work with. I use them for all my pool maintenance.

What powder are you using?. I've used h110 and lil' gun. H,110 is my preferred.

I'm working on some odd calibers: 6mmAR, 9x23, 9x25, .400 CorBon. It's a lot of scrounging for data and testing but, hey, that's the point, right?

All these folks with CCWs from out of state really have to take responsibility to see who has reciprocity. NJ is exceptionally bad but the holders have to take some responsibility on. CC will pardon all as long as he is a presidential candidate.

Print it off Wikipedia. Can you forward some links to the actual case? I'd like to see what issues they dealt with before I make another trip with some of my guns. What if I packed them in cases and flew down with them as checked luggage? I know there are procedures for that and perhaps it's safer.

10.6 grains for AA #7 with 115 grain bullet (gonna try 95 for real velocity) and I got 1687 fps. I think I can get a touch more because I'm on the low end of the load data and no pressure signs at all. I think with 95 grain I can get close to 2k fps. I loaded some 400 CorBon for a 1911 I have but forgot the ammo at home, dope, so I didn't get to try it after thinking about it all night and not sleeping well because of it! My custom Glock 9x25 nice extended slide with further extended barrel for nice velocity.

If you've tried crud buster it smells just like brake clean. I am sure it's the same. Lube well after using it though.

Why? Officer, I am traveling with my legally acquired and owned firearms collection between from my house in NJ and my house in Florida. What can they charge you with if they gun are appropriately stored? I don't get it, criminals worry a whole lot less than legal firearms owners. I am going to drive down a portion of my collection in august. Each gun is in a box, the original it was purchased, stacked in a locking tool style box. I drive straight through because I am in Northern Florida but in no way am I committing a crime by driving through any state between my two current homes. US Code 926A Notwithstanding any other provision of any law or any rule or regulation of a State or any political subdivision thereof, any person who is not otherwise prohibited by this chapter from transporting, shipping, or receiving a firearm shall be entitled to transport a firearm for any lawful purpose from any place where he may lawfully possess and carry such firearm to any other place where he may lawfully possess and carry such firearm if, during such transportation the firearm is unloaded, and neither the firearm nor any ammunition being transported is readily accessible or is directly accessible from the passenger compartment of such transporting vehicle: Provided, That in the case of a vehicle without a compartment separate from the driver’s compartment the firearm or ammunition shall be contained in a locked container other than the glove compartment or console. Not that it would be polite you could possibly just tell the cop nothing (or screw though I wouldn't) if they search you and bust you over this call a lawyer, post bail and enjoy the illegal arrest prosecution. You may even get a the NRA represent you in a case like this. Overzealous policing of legal firearms owner--it would be a great story. I drove two firearms down a week and a half ago and went right around the belt at DC.

No function test for the gun and my die setup. Going to up the load a touch and then chronograph.

I just loaded up and shot a dozen test rounds from a Glock 21sf based 9x25. 10.2 grains AA#7, 115 gr FMJ, 1.275 col. it's a snappy fun round based on 10mm. It's like a big .357 sig. Now I need to load up a bunch more. Next stop .400 corbon.

N320 or W231. I use both for the several non-magnum calipers. 9, 40, 10, 38, 45.

I insure my 2014 CVO HD Road King with Geico full coverage, high limits for 400 bucks per year. Commercials suck (I did like the woodchuck one) but their rates and service are good. I have four cars, a bike, two houses and an umbrella policy with them.

It'll be fine and comgrats.

I have, I've worked part time in a store for fun. Just like SSN the D/L number is optional. My local PD in NJ will do my p2p, if I want one, with my FL d/l, my tax bill and FID. so I guess they're pretty progressive.

Where in FL are you? I'm north east of Jax on Amelia island. I'm going to join gateway Range outdoors. 1200 lifetime.

Hope it comes soon. I've got a few weeks left to wait for my Florida permit.

http://www.gunsandammo.com/network-topics/culture-politics-network/best-states-for-gun-owners-2015/ The article says it all. Only DC and NY ranked worse.

I meant it was unnecessary for firearms. The FFLs are wrong and they should read form 4473 or call the NJSP FIU. The only place your ID needs to be recorded is in form 4473 and it is not required on the web page for a NICS check. I'm going to speak to the my local PD in NJ to see if they'll give me P2P without an NJ DL.

In NJ it's totally necessary to drive a boat. It came into to law a few years back. It used to be if you were born before 77 you didn't need to get a boat license. it's probably a good thing given the number of accidents involving boats.

It's unnecessary.

What was the turnaround time with T1? I'm interested in getting some stuff done in FDE.

The NICS system field for d/l is optional. He got flagged because you used it and it happened to be suspended. A suspended license can't be used for ID. Look at the screen tomorrow and tell me if there's an asterisk? Look at the page in the top right and it says (*) required. BTW, in NJ , or any other state, my ID address does not have to match my FID address. So if I were to give you my NJ FID and my FL d/l that is valid. My D/L establishes my identity and the FID my ability to purchase firearms or ammo. My FID also has my NJ address, in other states and maybe even NJ another proof of residency may be needed like a utility bill or tax bill. I'm not sure it necessary because of the FID. Form 4473, where you must list the ID, says it all in section 20a and 20b. It discusses using s drivers license from state x for ID and another document that shows residency in state y if trying to purchase a hand gun in state y (such as a tax document). You're a dealer so if I were I'd get clarity from the NJSP FIU as I did. Also, read the explanatory pages of form 4473 and it's all on there including alternate ID and how people with multiple states of residence are legal to buy a gun within any state they reside.

There still seems to be confusion. I've seen this happen in stores where the salesperson has told people they can't sell them the gun because their D/L has a different address than their FID. And based on most of this thread it is a community misunderstanding as well.