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It seems you may have given your friend wrong information about acquiring a BB rifle in PA. It happens , the laws are confusing , even to the people who are supposed to be enforcing them. However , there is a salient point not being addressed. Regardless of whether or not he can legally require it out of NJ , he has to bring it back to NJ where it is in fact considered a rifle. Hence , he has to abide by firearm discharge laws in his town . He can get it here legally , most people on this thread are sure of it. His bigger problem is finding out if he is allowed to kill pests with it on his property in NJ. I recall a guy in NJ who got into decent trouble for shooting a squirrel on his property with his BB gun in NJ. Buy the BB gun in PA , shoot cans in the basement , get an outdoor cat. Problem solved.

I would have no problem with them covering the topic without them asking a direct question. As in " keep your chemicals locked up , IF you own firearms keep them locked safely away from the children , if you have a pool use a pool alarm" I would not be cool with being asked directly. My pediatrician is from Poland. The first day I wore a Gun For Hire shirt to the office she thought it was a positive thing , thought it was great that as a woman I had the confidence to exercise that right. Often other Americans are the least likely to "get " the freedom aspect of owning guns. A lot have just grown over the generations to take Freedom for granted. I find foreigners , especially those that have lived under oppressive conditions , to be more likely to accept firearms as a right. I actually prefer foreign doctors in general. For a lot of reasons.

I was concerned when I bought my house. The people I bought it from knew what my kids looked like , knew where I lived. No , but seriously . I get it . Everything is like that these days. They want your social for everything too. It is rather unavoidable which is why identity theft is still a daily risk . Personally , I don't sell guns to people unless I am familiar with them. As for buying guns , I'll only meet someone at a range to do the transaction. But that is just me.

WOrks for kids too. The duct tape at least.

There is absolutely no consistency in NJ for the process. If you call the State Police 5 times and ask the same question , you stand to get 5 different interpretations of the law and/or P2P process . Odds are you still won't have the correct answer.

I see there is one in Switzerland in June of 2015...

That is what my department says as well. I have to sign in front of the officer . My department is good though. I call , he calls back and gives me a time for that week. I give him papers , he gives me permits 3 weeks later.

Dispute it , they only have something like 30 days to prove it belongs there or it goes bye bye.

I would ask him to try that , if only for the photo op.

He actually cross shoulders it . I can't see that being comfortable , but he seems to prefer it to shooting lefty .

He is right handed but left eye dominant.

Anywho.... So , the Vortex and the iron sights are redundant . Batteries be damned. Wonder if I should go with something else after all?The Vortex is not what I would have picked , it came with an M&P Sport we picked up during the Black Rifle Crisis. I prefer iron sights close quarters. What Nikon scope do you have?

I passed the photos on to my father who know a few kayak enthusiasts ( and canoes )

Hi! Just seeing this now . I was looking for something in particular and found this thread. Sorry I missed it. I'm sorry I could not join you at the range last night. I will next time though I heard you had fun

Casual text speak on a forum is not nearly the same as completely f'ing up a contraction. Would you like some advice? I'll give you some advice. I'd advise you go though every post you made for the last 6 months and edit anything that is not perfect grammar . I'm home all day , and I am not afraid to waste my time. I fixed my siggy. There. Like Donkey Kong. All kidding aside , can someone recommend decent offset iron sights for an AR15

I already have a Vortex Striker , it is on the gun already as you know , since you only need to buy one optic splurge a little. And the apostrophe is in the wrong place in your siggy. But yes please , advice on offset iron sights.

Our big dinner is actually tomorrow. 2 sibs are in the restaurant industry so they worked TG. I am printing this out , and passing it around if there are any violations of das verboten topics lol

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours too Rosey

I dont have a pic of it , I make a new one every year. This is for this year , I just need to print it out : 1) Benghazi 2) Obama or Bush 3) Gay Marriage 4) Fracking 5) Global Warming 6) Firearms 7) Women's Reproductive Rights 8) Routine Male Circumcision 9) Religion 10) Conspiracy Theories 11) Any Other Party Line Opinions I May Have Forgotten My family is an even mix of far left and far right and things can get EXTREMELY out of hand . Howard , free speech does not apply. My house , my food , my rules. Don't like it? Go elsewhere.

That is not under ITAR , that is under the NRA instructor guidelines , they being a bit fudd-ish and over interpreting ITAR. ITAR only covers military and defense information information, arms trading exportation ...not safe firearms handling for the average civilian. There is nothing in ITAR that says a civilian can't teach another civilian safety and familiarization courses with firearms. Non resident aliens are allowed , even without a green card , by Federal law , to purchase firearms if they can pass a background check , complete a hunter's ed course and have a hunting license. Non resident aliens can take any public given firearms class they wish, in fact aside from asking for photo ID most ranges require nothing of you to take a 1st steps or firearms courses , no background check , nothing. What non resident aliens can't do is receive police or military training , or receive information of that sort.

While you enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner with friends and family : http://www.guns.com/2014/11/24/everytown-provides-cheat-sheet-for-gun-conversations-over-thanksgiving/ I actually put up a sign of verboten TG dinner topics when I host.

Oh wow how cool!!!! She is going to love it. Let us know how it goes..well , as much as you can in a forum

Yes

If you go to Gun For Hire again , let me know . I can pass on the hunting license materials. You should get that done regardless . The law is actual Federal , though states can impose their own restrictions. NJ does allow it , so the State Police were wrong. It is amazing how many people get wrong information from the State Police. When did you apply for your Green Card? It could take years :/ Might be worth your time to print out the correct info and bring to your PD once you satisfy the hunting license part.

They are often a bit twisted and flat out misinformed on the law . Welcome to NJ lol They are suppose to take your paperwork , if you have a hunting license and have been here more than 90 days . http://rtsponline.com/purchasing-a-firearm-in-nj/ "Non Resident Aliens: Unless a non resident alien has a NJ hunting license or a waiver from the Attorney General of the United States, he/she is not allowed to purchase a firearm. If a non resident alien has one of these, he/she must present it along with documentation of three months continuous residence in NJ prior to the firearms sale. " ^ from a well established FFL in NJ