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johnp

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  1. +1 LibertyorDeath is a good guy.
  2. I've never seen some of these before and thought this was worth sharing. Instead of posting 40 pictures and captions, I'll just leave the link. http://www.themyster...raphs-ever.html
  3. What kind of bs is that?
  4. Deny it for what reason? You will have to change your drivers license so both match up. If you move to a new house/apartment, you should have utility bills, mortage/rent receipts to prove this is your current residence.
  5. Not allowed to vote=Stop paying taxes
  6. This sounds like fun on my police Harley.
  7. Aren't "No Discharge" laws more in place to stop people from setting up targets in their backyards and having a makeshift backyard range? That's what I always assumed at least.
  8. Stay strong BLF....send me the info instead. Lol
  9. You got a ton of good advice in this thread, the only one thing I'd like to add. Many NJ residents give up on their quest to get an FID because of all the bs hoops we sometimes have to jump through. DON'T give up, sounds like your local chief either doesn't know the laws or doesn't want to do the paperwork. Like regulator72 said, politely educate him on the laws and you should be on your way to getting your FID.
  10. This is the application top of the form below change of name, there is box that says "Application to purchase a handgun" No. of permits_______ http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/info/pdf/firearms/sts-033.pdf From what you said about the arrest you should be fine, you might run into a hiccup because some cop didn't understand the laws. But you have paperwork that says it was thrown out you should be fine.
  11. To get a P2P(Permit to Purchase) a handgun, you have to fill out the same application you did for your FID. But check the box for pistol permit, instead of FID.
  12. Well I guess it depends what the land could be used for. I don't know much about Kentucky but isn't horse breeding and equestrian stuff real big in the Northern Part? So it probably attracts a $$$ crowd.
  13. I believe he meant $400-$500/acre.
  14. http://njgunforums.c...ot-lower-price/ http://njgunforums.c...s-sw-mp-15-orc/
  15. There are 3, ar-15s for sale in the marketplace right now!
  16. +1 Awesome guys!
  17. Places to move to: ARIZONA Texas Vermont New Hapshire
  18. Not very haha but still kick-a** awesome.
  19. I didn't see this posted on here yet(everyone must be on vacation already) The South Korean government, in an effort to raise money for its military, wants to sell nearly a million antique M1 rifles that were used by U.S. soldiers in the Korean War to gun collectors in America. The Obama administration approved the sale of the American-made rifles last year. But it reversed course and banned the sale in March – a decision that went largely unnoticed at the time but that is now sparking opposition from gun rights advocates. A State Department spokesman said the administration's decision was based on concerns that the guns could fall into the wrong hands. "The transfer of such a large number of weapons -- 87,310 M1 Garands and 770,160 M1 Carbines -- could potentially be exploited by individuals seeking firearms for illicit purposes," the spokesman told FoxNews.com. "We are working closely with our Korean allies and the U.S. Army in exploring alternative options to dispose of these firearms." Gun control advocates praised the Obama administration for taking security seriously. "Guns that can take high-capacity magazines are a threat to public safety," said Dennis Henigan of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. "Even though they are old, these guns could deliver a great amount of firepower. So I think the Obama administration's concerns are well-taken." But gun rights advocates point out that possessing M1 rifles is legal in the United States -- M1s are semi-automatics, not machine guns, meaning the trigger has to be pulled every time a shot is fired -- and anyone who would buy a gun from South Korea would have to go through the standard background check. "Any guns that retail in the United States, of course, including these, can only be sold to someone who passes the National Instant Check System," said David Kopel, research director at the conservative Independence Institute. "There is no greater risk from these particular guns than there is from any other guns sold in the United States." M1 carbines can hold high-capacity ammunition clips that allow dozens of rounds to be fired before re-loading, but Chris Cox, chief lobbyist for the National Rifle Association, noted that is true about any gun in which an ammunition magazine can be inserted -- including most semi-automatics. "Anything that accepts an external magazine could accept a larger capacity magazine," Cox said. "But the average number of rounds fired in the commission of a crime is somewhere between 1 and 2 … this issue just shows how little the administration understands about guns." He called the administration's decision "a de facto gun ban, courtesy of Hillary Clinton's State Department." Asked why the M1s pose a threat, the State Department spokesman referred questions to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. ATF representatives said they would look into the question Monday afternoon, but on Wednesday they referred questions to the Justice Department. DOJ spokesman Dean Boyd referred questions back to the State Department. According to the ATF Guidebook on Firearms Importation, it would normally be legal to import the M1s because they are more than 50 years old, meaning they qualify as "curios or relics." But because the guns were given to South Korea by the U.S. government, they fall under a special category that requires permission from the State Department before any sale. Kopel said that he hopes the State Department spokesman's statement that it is working to "dispose" of the guns does not mean they want to melt them down. "It seems to have this implication of destruction, which would be tremendously wasteful," he said. "These are guns that should be in the hands of American citizens for marksmanship and safety training." Asked whether melting the guns down would be a good option, Henigan said: "Why let them into the country in the first place? If there is a legally sufficient way to keep them out, we think it's perfectly reasonable to do so." Past administrations have also grappled with the issue of large-scale gun imports. The Clinton administration blocked sales of M1s and other antiquated military weapons from the Philippines, Turkey and Pakistan. It also ended the practice of reselling used guns owned by federal agencies, ordering that they be melted down instead. In contrast, 200,000 M1 rifles from South Korea were allowed to be sold in the U.S. under the Reagan administration in 1987. A decision like that would be better for everyone, Cox said. "M1s are used for target practice. For history buffs, they're highly collectible. We're going to continue to make sure that this backdoor effort that infringes not only on lawful commerce but on the Second Amendment is rectified." Henigan disagrees. "They clearly were used as military guns, and the fact that they likely can take high-capacity magazines makes them a special safety concern," he said. The White House referred questions on the issue to the Pentagon, which referred questions to the U.S. Embassy in South Korea, which deferred back to the State Department. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/09/01/obama-administration-reverses-course-forbids-sale-antique-m-rifles/
  20. Just for those keeping track.(got this off of FB) 4-17-2012 -Man tried to bite another man, was stun gunned 5-02-2012 -Man bites girlfriends lips off 5-03-2012 -Man bites off another mans ear in bar fight 5-06-2012 -Man kills wife, eats her forearm 5-18-2012 -Woman bites mans ear, stabs him with seashell 5-21-2012 -Police: Man bites woman's cheek in Westchester 5-23-2012 -Man bites off tip of cousin's nose 5-24-2012 -Mao Sugiyama Cooks, Serves Own Genitals At Banquet In Tokyo 5-25-2012 -Woman attacked, cut, bitten by six women in Annapolis 5-26-2012 -Naked Man Eating Victim's Face Shot And Killed By Police 5-27-2012 -Crazed Florida doctor facing charges for spitting blood on troopers during DUI arrest 5-29-2012 -Police: Hackensack man stabbed himself and threw intestines at officers 5-30-2012 -Swedish doctor cuts wife's lips off and ate them 5-30-2012 -Chinese cannibal arrested for 20+ murders 5-31-2012 -Manhunt in Canada for man who dismembered/cannibalized/committed sex acts on another man 5-31-2012 -Maryland man charged with killing, eating man's brain, heart (Not including today's news stories)

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