Rob0115

You'd be surprised how many don't the rules, not just in FL.

Is it a large dog? My bullmastiff tore and ACL at just over a year. She’s very big our vet had a specialist come do the surgery given her size. I believe all in was under 5k. However the rehab is painstaking. They cannot walk on that leg for an extended period of time. I had to carry her to go outside and then, after a bit, was able to sling her backend under her belly with a beach towel and lift. She’s 5 1/2 now and I try to keep an eye on her. What you really need to look out for is tearing the other later in life. If you get advice to amputate go to another vet or an veterinary orthopedic specialist. My big girl was hurt really badly, and all bad thoughts went through my head, but amputation was never discussed. I had no idea that would be an option.

Yes it does and I’ve done this. No need to be angry because someone corrected your mistake. The following is the explanation for 18b cut and paste from the ATF form 4473: Question 18.b. Supplemental Documentation: Licensees may accept a combination of valid government-issued documents to satisfy the identification document requirements of the law. The valid government-issued photo identification document bearing the name, photograph, date of birth of transferee/buyer may be supplemented by another valid, government-issued document showing the transferee’s/buyer’s residence address. The supplemental documentation should be recorded in section 18.b., with the issuing authority and type of identification presented. For example if the transferee/buyer has two States of residence and is trying to buy a handgun in State X, he may provide a driver’s license (showing his name, date of birth, and photograph) issued by State Y and another government-issued document (such as a tax document) from State X showing his residence address. A valid electronic document from a government website may be used as supplemental documentation provided it contains the tranferee’s/buyer’s name and current residence address So yes if you owned a home in every state you could buy a gun whenever you are visiting your home in that particular state. I’ll repeat, I’ve done this for years and this is probably the 10th time I’ve had to explain this. Residency for firearms purchases is different than for tax purposes—firearms purchase have no minimum requirement for number of days resident. Your taxing authority has different requirements, often time based, and are unimportant to this discussion.

The patriot act removed the ability to have more than one D/L but the rest of your comments are incorrect. You could have a primary residence in N.J. and a beach home in Delaware. The day you are at your beach home you are resident Delaware and can purchase firearms there following the DE state laws. You can even bring them back to NJ, if they are compliant with N.J. law, with no issue or registration. I’ve done this for years with my very part time home in FL. Residency for tax purposes is a different discussion but before I moved to FL I was resident of FL every day that I spent time there. I’ve purchase firearms in FL with my N.J. d/l and firearms in N.J. with my FL d/l. There are no issues whatsoever. Your reasoning on taxes is incorrect. States have residency based in time for income purposes and it has nothing to do with which state has a higher tax rate. If you work in NY and live in N.J. you pay both taxes. However you can net your NY payment against N.J. and you pay the difference to N.J. If you live in PA and work in NJ you pay PA state tax, which is lower, than N.J. state tax. I spent less than 100 days in N.J. this year and will not pay them any state tax. I will pay 0 FL state tax because i spent less than 165 days in N.J. I will pay some NyS taxes this year because NY requires you report any days worked in NY. I will have worked about 40 business days there this year.

ATF is pretty clear in residency on the form 4473. I’ve written about it many times here. Read the details in explanation 18b on the form.

If it’s the type of people on this forum, with few exceptions, Florida may float again. Strict 2a only please come.

Well if you ever recover them and need a place for storage I know a trustworthy guy in NE FL.

+1 Did you sell that python without calling me first?

Yes the market decides but something that is for sale and has not sold does not dictate market price. For the value of a p mag to be 100k you’d need an observable market, e.g. buyers, willing to buy at that price. The state would use past sales making your mags worth about 15 bucks.

I have a reciprocating bolt AR sidecharger that I use for precision. I quite like side charging like you would on an AK. Non-reciprocating is better, less finger smashing opportunities, more expensive and less choice. If you are righty get a right side charger because the brass ejection going in front of you. There will be a bolt release on the left side, standard, so you wouldn't have to take you hand from the trigger to go back to battery.

Restrictions are on semi auto action guns.

We’re both in Nassau and I did all my DMV and CWL at the office on License Rd and they were great. I know the early pay discount and I’m not sure there are any penalties for late payment either. I always take the discount.

My wife likes Harris Teeter which is a bit more of a ride. There's both a publix and winn dixie within 2 miles of my house. Since it's mostly the two of us and we travel a lot food shopping ins't a big part of what we do. I do a lot of prime pantry and the farmers market in old town for meet / fish. Samething in NYC for the most part. There's a farmers market directly in front of my apartment.

Cost and storage. I can store the components to load 10s of thousands of rounds in a small amount of space. Even if reloading prices increase its well less than loaded ammo.

I just Saw 1100 miles. Hopefully you’ll enjoy it more than the guy who put the down payment (depreciation) on it for you. Thats virtually new.

I found my new religion.

I was waiting to hear it was religious protection so I could say that i belong to the church of smith & Wesson.

I asked his office this question and was not replied to. The kirpan is a long standing requirement and I believe a concealed weapon in NJ.

Awesome manual or auto?

@Howard Please start reloaidng Call me and ask any questions you'd like. If I recall you do some competive shooting? More the reason to hand roll custom rounds that your pistols love. Tell me what calibers you have and I'll seed you some brass.

You won’t get snow. Well not really it did snow for a couple hours in Jax this past year but no accumulation. Hot, never a bad thing for me. Personal preference.

Northern FL is 4 season. This winter was extreme teens and 20s. It normally upper 30s and 40s during the winter. It’s not as cold as NJ but it’s clesrly much colder than southern FL in the winter.

I endorse her.

They will hold out the longest for sure. I’m looking around the country for one that I’d find suitable as secondary home over the next two years. I’d really like a plot in Montana, Wyoming or South Dakota. However they’re not exactly undesirable locations.

I’m just razzing you. Become co-head recruiter with me. Talk about all the good stuff! 0 state income tax. On your last point you’re right but I think just about anywhere you go eventually you’ll be fighting for your rights. It’s unfortunate but let’s not give up.