Rob0115

I give him an idea and he takes it from there. The only thing I'm pretty prescriptive in is how I like it stippled. My Glock 34 is done and it'll the best of the bunch I have so far. My glock 40 isn't selling so I may as well dump a bunch of dough into that too.

http://dcsguns.com The AR at the top of the page behind the logo is my battle worn wilson combat. My battle worn n green tones Glock 19 https://www.instagram.com/p/BDVzgaJyvde/?taken-by=dynamic_combat_solutions&hl=en My blood worn long slide 20SF in bloodworn https://www.instagram.com/p/BC1S_8FyvTV/?taken-by=dynamic_combat_solutions&hl=en

Send me a pm with an email address or cell number and I'll send you my red battle wron glock photos.

That's one conspiracy theory.

By the way good choice on the inconspicuous vehicle. Idiots! BTW, makes our lives more difficult.

http://precisionrifleblog.com/2015/04/25/how-much-does-cartridge-matter/ Not a very good story for .308 here. 6 and 6.5 virtually the same but better life on a 6.5. Look at the 26 Nosler and the comment that accurate barrel life may be 1000 rounds. Ugh.

Yes you can as long as it's compliant with NJ law. I've done that a bunch of times. I get P2P's because I get treated nicely by the guys at my LGS and FL is much more expensive on guns for the most part. I still buy them there because I just can but I get p2p in 1 - 3 weeks in my town so I just keep cycling them I need to stop because I'm out of room here and moving my stuff to FL but while I'm unloading I still have 3 p2p processing incase something cool and used comes up it'll be worth the work to move it.

End of next week for the new toy. I still can't decide on caliber for the next one. 6.5 or 6 either C or L.

Montville PD issues me P2P and I show them nothing but my FL / DL. I have plenty of FFL's near me that know the laws so I spend my money with them if I want to buy something in NJ. If you don't now the law, and you're an FFL, you're missing out on the sale. Moreover you are adding to the restrictions in NJ that already exist by not know the law. It's tough enough in NJ to do this that we don't need the dealers being ignorant of the law. And i buy plenty. Look what I'm trying to unload just to make my move easier.

If they are staying in NJ get it local with NJ address or,you cannot get pistol permits. You are considered an out of state purchaser not in state.

Ok, my glock 34 is done and I have to go get it. I haven't seen a photo but Gus likes it better than my 19. I have to bring my 19 back when I pick it up for a couple more pics for Gus' website. He has my AK74 and Gsrthwaite 1911. These should be pretty cool too.

He probably didn't because it was legal then. They shouldn't have taken your d/l in 94 either. And yes, you moved the wrong way.

I'll respectfully disagree. You go to the NJSP for FPID under two circumstances. Your town doesn't have the ability to process FPID or you are an out of state resident who would like a FPID. If you still own / rent your home in NJ you go to your local PD for P2P or FPID. I have an out of state d/l but still do all of my stuff with the Momtville Twp PD where I've lived for,the last 23 years. I changed my d/l but still reside legally in NJ, thus no reason to go to the NJSP.

I get the joke but I do like that watch.

it looks like he'll be painting it this week. I have my brand new SA 700 sitting ready to go to.

Well.....while I'm dumping a bunch to make life easier there is a silver lining and that's my first of two bolt builds. Looks like Mike's getting busy on my win mag build. Saw the first few photos of the barrel work. Very exciting indeed.

I'm not a lawyer but I think you are either fighting the requirement or fighting that you achieve the requirement, but what do I know? I think it's pretty simple for someone intimately involved in the case to just clarify point.

Not really but that's been beaten to death in many other threads. OP most likely you can have it shipped to you but then you need to take it somewhere and make it compliant. Just have it shipped to someone who will be doing the work. Send it to Mike at Tier One directly, he can remove, install, pin and well new compensator. Pretty simple and that's the best route to go. Also, if the seller is uncomfortable, doubt it, they will more likely ship it to a FFL even though it isn't itself a firearm.

He's my favorite.

It doesn't invalidate my question of what they are trying to accomplish. Are they trying to prove they have serious threats and should be granted CCW or that the language is still silly and preventing people from CCW unnecessarily? Again either way is fine but if the prove the former who is that helping other than themselves? Isn't that also giving credence to the statute rather than weakening? Moreover my sense is they are trying to prove their need based on whatever the law says, threats what have you. Easy Q for them to answer but instead I get a response to read the complaint-seems dodgy.

I'm not a lawyer either but I posted the link to the Real ID act. The purpose of asking if you are licensed drive in another state is so that you don't have to take a road test. I've heard people have had to taken written tests but I don't now true that is. Also, Handyman appears to state he did this pre-2001 and then directed the other poster to lie and say it was lost. Does that appear to be ok? The Reak ID act came much later and state conformance even after that. Some states held out until they were threatened to lose money for road repair--the same thing the government did when they wanted all the states to raise the drinking age to 21. Perhaps Handyman can clarify when he received his second license--I gathered my assumption based on his posts. Moreover when I received my FL DL last year they wanted to see my NJ DL to prove I can drive in another state. My sense is NJ would do the same if applying for an initial license. When I gave the DMV my license in FL DL they gave me my new license and kept the old one. If I wanted it back they would have punched s hole in it. I told them to keep it. Last yer when I thought I'd have s problem I called the DMV in Trenton and they confirmed I could neither have a NJ DL or NJ state ID without surrendering my out of state license. In other words to maintain both I'd have to lie and so no I am not licensed to drive. I could then get an ID card or take the written and road test and get a DL. All illegal based on my lie that I am not licensed to drive in another state. Two pionts ignorance is no excuse when breaking the law and knowingly lying to the DMV agent is showing that you know what you are doing is wrong. And since I just did this a year ago I know they won't give you a new DL unless you can prove you had one somewhere else. That's accomplished by showing them that DL and them keeping it or altering it to show its invalid. So post enforecement of the Real ID act I don't believe you can "check the box" and say yeah I have a license elsewhere without giving it up. Look at post #6 where Handyman instructs someone to lie about the status of their license. I don't know if you activate a DL in one state if it systematically becomes invalid in another. Thinking of how DMV computers work probably not. Then look at post #11 where Handyman then says he did it pre-9/11. I am only assuming pre 2001 as part of 9-11. At that point in time it was legal. So briefly the onus is probably always in you to know what you're getting into. If you apply in good faith in a form that wouldn't include lying and saying you lost your license in the state you are trying to get a second one in. They have the question so they don't retest you. You then have to prove it by showing them your current license at which point you'll surrender it. I'm thinking Handyman's situation isn't valid any longer because checking the box won't have the same outcome as before. I try to know what I'm getting into and not be dependent on some unhappy agent who doesn't want to be there making a mistake. Again, I'm no lawyer but how would,you prove the agent messed up some time in the past? You can google real ID act or just can I have D/Ls and read away.

I read a lot all day and I'm not really up for a 100 plus pages of legalese. My question has a binary answer with optional detail--don't feel compelled to answer it but I'll make my assumptions based on that.

Good deal

Like I said before you can do what you want when you want.