Rob0115

You must really be appreciative.

I think that's a Type M for single stack version.

Wilson Combat AR painted battle worn by DCS.

It's illegal to use during the commission of a crime. That includes transport laws. If you are transporting your guns inappropriately, thus illegally, and have hollow points that becomes a crime.

If your worried had any makes a critical defense that has a polymer fill thus making it technically not hollow point.

Trigger: CG Jackson 2 stage with tactical trigger shoe. I think that completes the parts pile. I think I'll have the action and barrel cerakoted tan or FDE, I have to have another look at the stock though.

+1 Tier one defense. I'm currently doing a LA build soon to do a SA build.

Ok, respectfully I'll say lame comparison. This guy lost his license 15 times in 15 years. It shows a blatant disrespect for the law or a ridiculous level of bad judgement. Either way you pick the guy has issues. Did your grandma do that before surrendering her license? BTW, it's a carry discussion not an ownership discussion. I've never lost my license and I won't get a carry permit. As a model citizen how did I lose my right to self defense? I do every time I stay at my house in NJ.

It may be an entire decibel, maybe.

This couldn't be more true. He better have a real platform to run on or he's toast.

I'm confused. The brass deflector is not at 2. Is it ejecting at 2 because it's hitting the brass deflector? Is the brass actually coming out rearward (say 5) and deflecting forward? Post a pic of the brass too so we can see if there's a potential reloading issue. If the neck is slightly dinged it will be fine.

Even with a chance of getting your guns back, doubtful, 3 years is a lot of money to store them. Only you would know if they worth the money to store them but most likely the cost for 3+ years would be prohibitive and maybe not a smart investment. Even after the 3 years you may need some time to get your rights restored. You may just want to sell them and acquire new guns if the opportunity presents itself in the future.

Oh, and the answer to your original question: nothing.

Agreed

I'm not a lawyer and I don't play one on TV. However I slept in a Holiday Inn express last night and I feel great The difference between custodial probation and probation is just a difference of serving jail time. There is no jail time served with custodial probation. So you need to fulfill all the conditions of your probation, which you did not outline here for us, and most likely I don't think you're getting your FID back. You pled guilty to some type of felony to get probation, felons forfeit their guns rights. I understand if you don't want to share details of your situation, I certainly wouldn't. I also wouldn't accept advice from anybody on the Internet including lawyers that you haven't retained. It's best to hire a knowledgeable firearms attorney and go from there. I told you what I thought about no FPID no guns.

Have whoever sells it to you keep the mags or have it shipped to an FFL that can permanently block them. 16" barrel is a NFA requirement, not a NJ requirement. Anything less than 16" is a short barreled rifle requiring a tax stamp, which you can't do in NJ anyway.

Glock 20SF based 9x25 Dillon with extended slide and extended barrel.

It was a carry permit not a P2P. Since no one really knows the law on getting a carry permit how do you know it's illegal?

The Ranch 14s are fine, they have no pistol grip. You can find them in NJ, mostly with 5 rounders, but other compliants sizes are a available. If you are looking to buy one there are plenty of FFLs on here and last I saw Ottomanelli's in Woodland Park had one in 5.56. They are also available in 300 blackout and 7.62x39. They were available in 6.8 but have been discontinued. If you like 6.8 you can use the 7.62x39 and rebarrel it. Not really worth doing that but a good standard ranch 14 or ranch 30 aren't too hard to find.

I suggested it. If you ship to an NJ FFL you'll need a p2p. If you bring it yourself then you're fine.

Their rule is more restrictive than the law. It's their decision to do that. If you don't like their rules you don't need to ship with them.

Their rules were broken so they think they can confiscate. The rules on firearms shipping is clearly posted in their website. . I've spent more on legal fees than they are worth but I'm just trying to make a point with them.

New jersey will catch up and you won't have the weather is the beaches.

In what way? No bullet button but other than that not really.

Yes they have but which shipper will do that for you? Their policies their rules. I'm still battling FedEx over this where they have been holding one of my firearms for two years.