Rob0115

If you don't use at least 3 mil laminating sheets you can do 4 years for non-standard plastic.

I'm voting to make America great again. I have my hat already.

You can by lighter springs and if it isn't enough a lighter disconnect. Cheap. Or I'll take it and fix it for me.

I think the zombie apocalypse is a euphemism for social unrest and how people would behave. Look at The Walking Dead, an actual show about a zombie apocalypse, and most of it is about the social unrest. Granted, caused by the zombies but it could have been anything. What if the power grid is hacked, etc? How would people react without all of the creature comforts provided by electricity and the internet?

You should sell me your 610, rumor is you didn't like it and I am willing to take it off your hands.

27 missed the Australian Emu question, the Ancient China one and another that I don't recall.

I was thinking the same thing when I wrote it

I'm CD and its fine.

She probably doesn't get it at all. Good luck it'll be worth the dollars in the end.

I meant it's free as in your freedoms.

If people don't like the heat move to PA--it's free. I know it's hard to believe that something so close to us in the free zone.

Tier 1 will be doing my .300 Win Mag work.

Tax bil, deed, auto registration. I have a FL D/L and Montville proceeded my P2Ps without even commenting on the drivers license. Read form 4473. If you own multiple homes that you reside in, regardless of split, you claim your state of residence as the state you are in at the time of purchase. Again I've outlined form 4473 in painful detail in other places. ' Here is the explanation of question 4473.13. Question 13. State of Residence: The State in which an individual resides. An individual resides in a State if he or she is present in a State with the intention of making a home in that State. If an individual is a member of the Armed Forces on active duty, his or her State of residence also is the State in which his or her permanent duty station is located. If you are a U.S. citizen with two States of residence, you should list your current residence address in response to question 2 (e.g., if you are buying a firearm while staying at your weekend home in State X, you should list your address in State X in response to question 2.) There is no time requirement. it even says weekend, which is part time, home to claim that if that is the state where you are purchasing. 4473.20a 20a. Identification (e.g., Virginia Driver’s license (VA DL) or other valid government-issued photo identification.) (See Instructions for Question 20.a.) Issuing Authority and Type of Identification Number on Identification Expiration Date of Identification (if any) Month Day Year So why do most FFLs and sellers think you need a D/L that matches FID. Completely made up and everyone follows it. Check the for sale threads here. Here is the detailed explanation of 4473.20a: Question 20a. Identification: List issuing authority (e.g., State, County or Municipality) and type of identification presented (e.g., Virginia driver’s license (VA DL), or other valid government-issued identification). Know Your Customer: Before a licensee may sell or deliver a firearm to a nonlicensee, the licensee must establish the identity, place of residence, and age of the buyer. The buyer must provide a valid government-issued photo identification to the seller that contains the buyer’s name, residence address, and date of birth. The licensee must record the type, identification number, and expiration date (if any) of the identification in question 20.a. A driver’s license or an identification card issued by a State in place of a license is acceptable. Social Security cards are not acceptable because no address, date of birth, or photograph is shown on the cards. A combination of government- issued documents may be provided. For example, if a U.S. citizen 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. If the buyer is a member of the Armed Forces on active duty acquiring a firearm in the State where his or her permanent duty station is located, but he or she has a driver’s license from another State, you should list the buyer’s military identification card and official orders showing where his or her permanent duty station is located in response to question 20.a. Ok, seems that there are many ways to prove who you are and as I've said before identity and residency can be proved with two different documents even if you live in only one state. Most NJ FFLs think D/L is required, nonsense and it's an optional field in the NICS check. If the number is not a NJ, expired or suspended you will get denied but it isn't necessary. A couple FFL's on this board believed it was required for NICS checks. 4473.20b 20b. Alternate Documentation (if driver’s license or other identification document does not show current residence address) (See Instructions for Question 20.b.) Gee whiz look at that the forms says, in case D/L or other document doesn't show current residence. It tells you what to do and that doesn't include telling him/her that they can't buy a gun. Otherwise the explanation or instructions for 4473.20b would say throw them out of your store. Again I can't tell you how many time I hear that identity and residency document addresses much match--it's false. If you have an out of state D/L you can use your NJ government issued FID as proof of residence. However, most stores don't know that, some do. 4473.20b explanation: Question 20.b. Alternate Documentation: Licensees may accept a combination of valid government-issued documents to satisfy the identification document requirements of the law. The required valid government-issued photo identifica- tion document bearing the name, photograph, and date of birth of transferee may be supplemented by another valid, government-issued document showing the transferee’s residence address. This alternate documentation should be recorded in question 20.b., with issuing authority and type of identification presented. A combination of government-issued documents may be provided. For example, if a U.S. citizen 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. Ok, clear enough. I've again had to beat this horse to death,moor the third time. Before PK90 and mipafox rain crap on me I didn't start this thread and didn't give some of the incorrect answers here. I'm never explaining this again. FFLs and private sellers you can continue to invent your own rules with matching FID and D/L but it isn't the law. A quick call to the state police will tell you that or just read the forms. This just proves that people who purchase guns never really read what they are signing. In the brain it's yes to the first question, 11a, then no to questions 11b-l, skip 12, NJ, United States, flip, sign, date. Which is actually a crime if you aren't reading the questions.' Lastly, I implore, beg, pray that those of you (majority) that make up rules to please stop. There are of enough of them already. OP if you own two home in two different states you can carry in either legally and bring guns back to NJ if they are NJ compliant. I've done it back and forth a dozen times. So regardless of advice you are getting I've actually done it, not speculating about it, done it. I'm sure others have tool. Ok, I've worn myself out.

I've started looking at scopes but I'm not sure of exactly which power to consider. I saw a really nice trijicon 4-16x50 today but I might not be enough scope. I have a vortex PST FFP 6-24x50 on my 6mmAR which may be better suited to this, then I could put the trijicon on the 6mmAR.

I've always wanted a really good bolt action rifle. My current "precision" sticks would be my mega billet based, side charger AR in 6mmAR. it is fantastic, may head to cherry ridge today and shoot it. I also have a completely redone Ranch 14 with 24" barrel done buy Accuracy Systems in AZ that shoots sub MOA. Lastly I have an LR308 that's a terrific tack driver. So given that I only really have a bunch of evil black rifles I thought it time for a mature bolt action (tongue firmly in cheek). So I didn't really have a timeframe on this but unfortunately Klownpuncher had a deal, in the caliber I wanted, that I couldn't refuse get this kicked off. I purchased a nice Remington 700 LA with .540 magnum bolt face and a Hawk Hill .30 caliber blank (and a bunch of reloading supplies), thus the rifle will be a 300 Win Mag. So that's what I have. I'm going to have T1 Defense build this for me, spoke to them Thursday, but I'm not that knowledgable, although I'm sure they'll educate me. I am not sure I would do a chassis because I may want something more portable. I seem to fancy the McMillan A5 stock at this point with detachable magazine rather than floor plate. Beyond that I don't have anything decided, not that I'm even firm on the stock. Feel free to chime in.

Big fan of the FiveSeven. You could also get a PMR30 22 Win Mag with magazines pined to compliance.

If this is direct at me, I now have a Florida D/L but previously I brought my government issued tax bill, deed would be fine, to show I owned the house. In NJ my FID passes for residency when I apply for P2P's at my local PD. There a couple of threads where I explained this in exhaustive detail.

Bought a few Grendel mags (1 at a time) net cost 6.20. I 6 different shell holders for 12.40.

I'd like to take the Blackhat courses in PA. Once I'm done with my 300 WM build I just may do it. Looks like a lot of fun.

In those states the Sheriffs aren't liberals--in NJ most are. You want a pro-2a sheriff group move out of NJ.

I know what's going on but I am telling you what they think. Those are the very folks I was using as an example as to why the strategies continually fail.

There have been long threads about the dual residency and gun purchases. Search is your friend. ATF form 4473 explains this in detail.

How much fitting does it need? I'm taking Bob Rodgers 1911 smithing class in person next spring (booked it 6 months ago and it was the first available time). Part of the tuition is the completed gun based on a Caspian 1911 frame.

Goodness can you change that avatar? Every time I try to post in a thread you're in I get stuck staring at it for 10 minutes and forget what the topic was--nevermind what I was going to say.

RTSP is a good bunch of folks that run a good operation. Instead of trying to get a bunch of speculative answers on an Internet forum why not just ask them directly? I think Pete Miscia (sp?) is on this forum so PM him and let him know about your experience otherwise do it face-to-face. They're in business so I'm guessing they'll care about your feedback. If not, spend your money elsewhere. I'm not one to take to the Internet unless I've not gotten satisfactory or unsatisfactory answers from the people involved. Take my comments as you wish.