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I had all my paperwork done at GFH, dropped it in the mail the next day, had my FL ccw license in 29 days. *Also to note, for the firearms training requirement for the FL ccw, a copy of your DD-214 fulfills the requirement. I didn't see that mentioned in this thread.

+1 Proud to be an American. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBbBfrKsVqY

Just ordered my first Geissele trigger this morning, very optimistic, if all the reviews I read match my personal thoughts my wallet is gonna take a hurting.

BINGO BANGO!!! That's the only reason that I could think of. But my point about the taxes was if you did "lie" on an official application, (it's against the law and could negatively effect you), how would the detective catch you "lying" if he is unable to access your tax history?

Preface: I don't know anything about cafepress. Is it all like screen printing you design onto random stuff, or can do get like a design in jewelery. Like custom rings?

My question kind of got lost amongst my opinion; does the investigating detective have anyway of verifying employment other then sending them a reference paper? Someone mentioned taxes, does a leo doing a background check for an FID have access to an applicants tax returns/history? I don't remember ever checking or initialing a box that said my tax history was able to be seen during the background check.

IMO, I would put down unemployed or self-employed. I know this has been said already and the Nervous Nancys said OMG that is illegal and all that. Put realistically what are the chances the detective is going to search your tax records to see if you are lying about your employment status? In the big picture of things what does employment have anything at all to do with firearm ownership. IMO, the detective is more concerned with running the background check, running the fingerprints through, and checking over the reference letters. Could the detective legally see your tax records to verify your employer? How would they catch you if you "lied"? I'm probably going to catch shit for this post but I am honestly trying to be realistic here and not play the what-if game.

WELCOME!!! Tons of good info on here, jump right in.

Wasn't there a story awhile ago on here (from) another forum, guy made an AR lower in one of those...or something like that. ETA: This is what I was thinking of. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/38744-looks-like-it-could-be-almost-jersey-legal/

Is there a noticeable weight difference between the polymer lower and regular one?

LOL, definitely don't be that guy. Best advice I could give someone going to basic training is don't stand out. Don't be the best, don't be the worst, if your DS doesn't know your name Basic will be that much easier. If you read this before you leave, good luck and have fun. Now for some jokes..... Q. Why does the Navy prefer powdered soap? A. Harder to pick-up. US Navy Oath of Enlistment I, Top Gun, in lieu of going to prison, swear to sign away 4 years of my life to the United States Navy because I want to hang out with Marines without actually having to BE one of them, because I thought the Air Force was too "corporate," and because I thought, "hey, I like to swim...why not?" I promise to wear clothing that went out of style in 1976 and to have my name stencilled on the butt of every pair of pants I own. I understand that I will be mistaken for the Good Humour man during the summer, and for Waffen SS during the winter. I will strive to use a different language than the rest of the English-speaking world, using words like "deck, bulkhead, cover, and head" instead of "floor, wall, hat, and toilet." I will take great pride in the fact that all Navy acronyms, rank and ensignia, and everything else for that matter, are completely different from the other services and make absolutely no sense whatsoever. I will muster (whatever that is) at 0700 hrs every morning unless I am buddy-buddy with the Chief, in which case I will show up around 0930 hours. I vow to hone my coffee cup handling skills to the point that I can stand up in a kayak being tossed around in a typhoon, and still not spill a drop. I consent to being promoted and subsequently busted at least twice per fiscal year. I realise that, once selected for Chief, I am required to submit myself to the sick, and quite possibly illegal, whims of my new-found "colleagues." So help me Neptune.

With a good cleaning that will be a nice looking gun, IMO.

Why is this funny? Eurofags hate us and our guns.

A, was my first thought. I had to think about it for a minute to come up with B, I guess I am the most F-ed up person in the room. Lol

Yes, and that is the point I was trying to make, many things are legal if you interpret the law exactly as it is written. The problem is especially when it comes to knife laws cops are just as misinformed as gun shop employees. That is what I was trying to get across to the new poster who asked about knife laws, within reason you can carry any kind of pocket knife you want, but on the odd chance you get stopped by the police don't say I'm carrying to defend myself. Any other reasoning(and you don't look/act like a complete shitbag) you will be on your way.

I'm curious to peoples thoughts on the billboard joke. Is it funny because: A. Girl raised without a father grows up to become a stripper? B. Where's daddy, he's at the strip club.

Also interested in what model of trigger that is and some reviews.

Lol, so I can carry a samurai sword around wherever I go? It's not on the prohibited weapons list, so by your reasoning I can walk down Main Street looking like a ninja....I don't think so. The point I and Sgt.Toadette were trying to make is knife laws in this state are even more confusing then the gun laws. If you ask 2 cops about gun laws you are bound to get 3 different answers.

Gun related GIFs

This looks slightly more entertaining then making left turns for 5 hours, but still boring.

There is no blade length maximum in NJ, but you need a "lawful purpose" to carry it. But don't forget a pocket knife is not a weapon, it is a tool that you use daily. You don't carry it for self defense, you carry it to open open boxes and mail, to cut a seat-belt in an emergency, or to peel an apple.

I think Angelina does things for Brad you wouldn't want to do.

If ZB sharpening is your business, might as well place an ad in that specific forum for members businesses, might bring in new customers. > http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/forum/104-member-owned-businesses/

Short answer your friend is WRONG. PA has very common sense gun laws, so as long as your HG is unloaded in the trunk you are fine. Nothing in NJ law says you can't leave the state to go to the range. **Handguns in NY are a different story.

Only a matter of time until were boots on ground in Iran.