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The spirit of the law was to ban as many weapons as possible without being declared unconstitutional...

I think it looks pretty nice, but (and this is probably a dumb question) why do you need 6 AA batteries in the butt of your rifle? This isn't an airsoft gun is it?

Most of the time I'm not accelerating when I pass. If I'm going down the middle lane at 75 and I need to pass, I move over and maintain 75. If the car I'm passing speeds up I will either speed up myself or slow down and move back over. As soon as I can see both headlights of the car I just passed, I move back over. I WILL NOT speed up if someone is tailgating me.

Respectfully, I have to disagree with you. I asked "do you have the Federal 36gr Copper Plated Hollowpoints?" when you grabbed 2 boxes of the 40gr LRN. Your reply was "Hollowpoints are illegal in NJ." Also respectfully, the other gentlemen were not "furthering my knowledge." The older gentleman was telling another younger gentleman (probably mid to late twenties), that he must transport weapons in a locked container, and the ammo in a separate locked container. I merely said "the statute does not require that." While it is true that I have had my FID for a short time, I have read 2C:39 and 2C:58 multiple times to ensure that I am in compliance with the law. Nowhere in 2C:39-6g does it state that the firearm must be in a locked container, nor does it mention ammunition at all, except to state that the "firearm must be unloaded."

If I'm doing 10 over AND passing someone, the guy that flies up my a** can wait... If I lose sight of his headlights below my trunk lid, I may be inclined to ease off the gas a little bit too.

None of your pictures work.

I would actually rather be on 95 than that aborted failure known as Windows ME. At least 95 was stable and programs that said they were compatible worked. ME was just like Vista... except they never fixed ME.

Vista and Firefox with NoScript and Ad Block +. No issues here.

Or buy it America and bring it back here. I'm sure somewhere in DE/PA/NY will sell them.

IMHO, that is a pistol grip.

Would something as simple as a few spot welds on the threads suffice? You could still get a gas block and off and good luck actually using the threads.

23 out of 26 my first time out and with an unfamiliar gun. Ill take it. Need to start moving up that list though. :mellow:

Based primarily on CAsaying they aren't.

NJ has never said I'd thumbhole stocks are or are nor pistol grips. IMO the definition could be interpreted in such a way that they are. I do not want to be the test case. If you're willing to task that risk, however small it may be, good for you.

Not going to comment on what, if anything, should be done to the officers, but the complaints were rediculous. IF they had a police escort, why was there traffic for the cars to be weqving through? Normally when you see a police car with lights on coming up behind you you pull over and stop until it is passed you...

Bayonets are fine on a bolt action rifle. Only on semi auto do the evil features apply. If you want a mosin, sarco in easton is a good bet and a hell of a lot closer than harrisburg.

This is a long gun, so it must be transferred through an FFL as the owner and the buyer are not residents of the same state. However it can be transferred through ANY FFL, not just an NJ FFL.

The full size M&Ps are actually 17 round magazines, not 13. Ask if they can swap the mags out for smaller (there are factory 15s and 10s), or if they will just send it to an FFL with the 17 round mags. FFLs can possess large capacity magazines and a number of them would likely be willing to modify them to 15 round magazines first. Just curious as to why he wants to buy a handgun from Cabelas in PA though. It would have to be shipped to an NJ FFL anyway before he can take possession of it, so that right there adds $40-100 or so to the price for the transfer fee. Why not just buy it from a local FFL? This appears to be either S&W model # 150986 (9mm) or 150987 (.40 S&W). Edit- the 9mm model is 17 rounds so the mags would have to be modified to swapped out for lower capacity. The .40 mags are 15 rounds and are good to go.

http://www.uspsa.org/uspsa-NROI-production-gunlist.php Yes, the Pro version is production legal.

NJ law also provides for the use of force in protection of others. In which case, the duty to retreat lies on the person you are protecting, not yourself. Since the LEO has no duty to retreat (and in this situation lethal force would be justified as he is unable to retreat), you can help him. In the other case, the woman has a duty to retreat, but if she is unable and/or enters her house, you would be able to use force to protect her. 2C:3:5 for the statute. As always IANAL.

The blue part is correct, the red part is incorrect. The statute as stated. The actual statute never mentions ammo at all, just that the firearm must be "unloaded."

Not authorized by 2C:58-3f. The "domestic violence check" is part of your criminal background investigation.

Yes, HOAs can do pretty much anything since it is a private contract. This is why I will never live in one.

I use whatever is cheapest yet still works. So far this means Federal #745, though I did just order 5 boxes of CCI blazer to try. As fare as HP vs RN, same as above. I'm just putting holes in paper so I use whatever is cheapest yet works.

I don't imagine there is much "cover" in a house. Plenty of concealment yes, but I can't think of any common household items that would really stop bullets.