Nikos

Yes, participating FFLs can pin them for you.

Demand is more than shop A and B combined so people feel they need to buy at super expensive C & D because they heard on the internetz that there will be no more ammo left. That's the mentality.

What make & model AR are you purchasing? Stag, S&W and some other manufacturers sell compliant models that use a fixed stock which look like their collapsable counterparts. They're not pinned since there is only one position in the buffer tube that's fastened with a screw. If what you say is true, I would be suspicious of the FFL -- especially if you're being charged extra to make the AR compliant. Is he doing any compliancy work other than just "pinning" the stock?

If your buddy buys a Geissele SSA or SSA-e, he most likely won't want to part with it. I sold an extra SSA-e for $180 bucks months ago and now wish that I kept it.

Geissele has raised the prices on their triggers and it's hard to find these triggers at the old prices. SSA triggers are now selling for $210 at most places so this is good deal if you're looking for a great quality trigger. PSA shows that they're in stock http://palmettostate...ic-trigger.html

Great job guys.

I purchased ammo from PSA a few months ago and all I did was take a pic of my FID card with my phone and emailed it to them.

I went back and re-read the section again. Unfortunately, you are correct. I was a bit biased the first time I read it since I remember the bill sponsor who kept basing his stupid arguments on the Barrett .50 cal. After he heard the valid testimonies from our side, I recall him mentioning to amend the bill to ban ammunition that exceeded a certain "muzzle velocity" -- obviously he meant "energy". Well, this sucks.

It's in Carteret http://www.lakeis.org/html/home.html

Thus far, it only pertains to handgun ammunition with bullets that have the properties described below. "or (3) any person, other than a law enforcement officer, who knowingly has in his possession handgun ammunition which 1[(a)]1 has a full metal jacket and an ogive with a steel penetrator tip followed by an aluminum core and is therefore capable of breaching or penetrating body armor 1[, or (b) after testing, the Attorney General determines poses a threat to the safety and well being of law enforcement officers because of the materials, be they metallic or nonmetallic, used in its composition or because its ogive, core or jacket are of a design, construction or formulation which makes it capable of breaching or penetrating body armor,]1"

Welcome aboard. Check out Bullseye Tactical on Main St. in Woodbridge. Chris is a good guy.

According to our legislators, it is to keep prevent people from shooting down planes off the Pulasky skyway. The Barrett 50 cal fits in the trunk of a car and could easily be used for terroristic activity. Can I get a facepalm?

Wholeheartedly agree. As was said in the Trenton meeting, "this is a solution for a problem that doesn't exist"

Bill has been revised to not ban rifled barreled shotguns. It also contains language for muzzle energy so It may not effect .50 cal handguns. "which shall 33 include a 12.7 mm equivalent of 50 caliber or greater or any other 34 metric equivalent, or a copy or duplicate of any such weapon 35 regardless of caliber that is capable of firing a projectile that attains 36 a muzzle energy of 12,000 foot-pounds or greater in any 37 combination of bullet, propellant, case, or primer. The provisions 38 of this paragraph shall not apply to a smooth bore shotgun or rifle 39 barrel shotgun or any shotgun ammunition generally recognized as 40 suitable for sporting purposes in this State" Link to revised bill: http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2012/Bills/A4000/3659_R1.PDF

The lady at the Woodbridge PD is usually Connie and she is one of the main reasons that the permits are processed so fast. If there's ever a delay, it is most likely due to your referrals or the background check. Compared to other areas, be happy that Woodbridge is your PD.

S&W has a nice collection of 1911s at the $1100 - $1200 range. Sprinfield TRP is another nice pistol in the $1300 range. Since you're already looking around in the $1600 range, a Dan Wesson 1911 is another great choice but they're very hard to find since their factory burned down a few months ago. Production is supposed to start again in a few months at a new location.

I don't try to correct spelling but in this case "bare" definitely isn't the homonym that we want in our 2nd amendment.

Poor MIMbers get no respect. I think Taurus gets more love and they're priced much better.

Problem in NJ: High crime rate, gang activity, homicides NJ Solution: Train officers to fight crime, pass stupid laws, have said officers spend time behind a desk filling out paperwork. Yes, that will keep the citizens safe.

In stock as of this post. Needs to be made compliant. http://www.kygunco.com/delton-dt-sport-a3-carbine-556mm-16-barrel-30-round-black-59383

These legislators have no effing clue on the current laws and the ones they sponsor. The bills should be voided due to sponsor being a clueless pr1ck.

Audio working fine.

Just called Trenton and was told that they're just about to start.

Those weren't listed on the Feb 13 meeting. All of the bills released on 02/13/2013 are to be voted upon today. 2 were combined.

Many of the bills that got me worried are still on the list. Which bills do you believe are missing?