Rob0115

Do you mean a Ray's?

You are absolutely entitled to that choice. I choose to be skeptical given the number of times these questions have been asked by people with 1 post recently.

That's totally fine. Offered it up to help out.

Hmmmmm......one post and uses the name Barbie then mentions implants. Really guys?

Very cool.

Get a1200 sportster

I can probably sell a pound. I'm in Montville this week just let me check and see what I have. If interested shoot me a PM.

Hmmmmm.......there seems to be a rash of how I get gun posts from folks asking about arrests, physical maladies, DV all on their very first posts. Uh, oh, there's that paranoid asshole Rob again.

It's on a form 1 because I took possession first and filed the form 1. Going the route of buying it from him completed takes too long with the atf.

I have the guy at evolutionz in yulee building me a Saiga 12 SBR. It's cheaper but I may buy a can too. There's 1200 bucks. Being in a free stste ain't so free.

This looks like a fun shotgun to get. Probably mucho dollars though.

It's their policy and does not require force of law. They can make any restrictions they want on what they carry. I'd be concerned shipping a pistol to myself via any carrier because it does not comply with their policies. Here are FedEx's policies: http://www.nraba.org/graphics/Benefits/RevisedServiceMatrix(2).pdf You cannot ship without one end being an FFL or manufacturer. That seems to be for rifle or pistol. UPS seems to be more restrictive than FedEx: https://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/ship/packaging/guidelines/firearms.html

I wasn't speaking of legality but the carriers. If they won't carry it the law doesn't really matter. Check the rules you don't want them holding it. It's a pain in the ass to get the guns back. Believe me, I know. FedEx requires you to claim the firearm when dropping off. I've had some savvy employees ask me if either I or the recipient is a FFL.

FFL is different than individual. Check the requirements at the websites. They want no more than two day.

Can you ship a pistol to yourself? I thought all shippers required one side to be an FFL?

I'm waiting four weeks in Montville. I never wait more than two.

This is not an outcome of NJ's strict laws. This was a bad decision in every regard. You do not leave the confrontation to retrieve a firearm. Once you've left the confrontation has ended and you need to move on. The purpose of retrieving the firearm was to threaten, intimidate or worse use it unnecessarily. While I greatly appreciate the service the marine has performed he earned this arrest. One would have to wonder if he intended to use the firearm. In the circumstances provided it would have constituted an offensive, not defensive, use of the weapon. Sorry to all that are grasping at anything to swipe at NJ's ridiculous gun/carry laws. This incident isn't an example of these I'll conceived laws creating the problem--it's the decisions made by the perp in this case. His actions would have been illegal most anywhere including NC. This case doesn't deserve a gubernatorial pardon if what is alleged in the article is true. In fact it doesn't help but hurts the argument regarding carry. It's exactly what the dumbocrats fear will happen if everyone carries a gun.

My wife's attitude is you don't have to buy them just because you can--get the ones you really like. Of course that logic doesn't seem to apply at the Christian Louboutin rack at Nordstroms for some reason.

Listen freedom isn't as free as you would think. After the gym Monday I walked into the LGS and he had three pistols I wanted so I bought them. There was no permitting process to slow me down so I could save money, no ogam so I could have spread that payment out over two months. Nope just me, my d/l, my cwp and my cc then walked out. I had no time to prepare while I filled out documents, no time to wrack my brain while my local law enforcement made me wait for permits. It was awful....well not really. However, I did, for the first time, wait for my wife to go out and sneak them in the house. Well tomorrow I refuse to buy anything while I'm at the gunsmith getting my SBR receivers engraved. You weren't including me in the obnoxious, boastful thing were you? I honestly don't see why you would.

Save the money and get something not NJ legal when you get to NC. MPX-p, USP expert (18 rounds 9mm), whatever, PMR30.

Drive on by Sliders and park on the beach. Why walk at all?

Ugh what a horrible device. It made me expend 120 rounds of ammo in the blink of an eye. Ok, I'm bullshitting, it was really cool, but it's going to cost a lot to keep it fed.

OK, I got my FosTech setup, I bought it with BCG, and I'm going to try and run it in my 300 blackout SBR, subsonic , supressed--in other words a deep expression of my being repressed in NJ rifle.

Yeah I love the looks of the SRT and who doesn't like a hot rod. I need to get over being a diesel whore and just make the move. I've seen some summit diesels and they look great. However the main use is parking on the beach so I don't have to carry stuff and buzzing around the island for errands, dinner and general mischief. I had to drive my GL350 down here because I sold my Touareg. I drove 933 miles averaging 71 mph, a bit of traffic this trip, and got 26.8 mpg and it rides like a magic carpet on air suspension. The gl is suburban sized. The truck was loaded and I had my two bullmastiffs belted in for the ride. Two best road trip buddies ever. They never once asked are we there yet.

New Jersey and gun laws......stupid together. I may make multiple handgun purchases today cause I can't count and sometimes I don't have to.