Paul Charbonneau

They are absolutely legal. A while back US Customs tried to label them autos but were shot down. I sell assisteds of every make and model and carry one every day. The above post about NYC however is correct. DON'T bring an assisted or anything over 3" into the city. they even consider Husky folding replaceable blade box cutters "switchblades" thanks to the DA Cyrus Vance.

I wrote my legislators yesterday about this after the NRA email. Someone above asked how many CCW's were issued in 2011. My question/tactic: is the "list" of who is granted a CCW public info? If so, we need to get the list and see who is on it. I guarrantee you that democrats, their families/contributors and maybe some republicans are on it. Then we go to the Democrats and Chrisie with the list and say, " I find it hard to believe that this individual who is connected to you or yourself was issued a permit w/out your direct intervention/recommendation. Ask them for their support. If they duck and weave and/or say no outright, go public w/ the list and ask why if they are so against legal carry they carry and/or recommended that someone connected to them does.

I have a similar situation. We bought a house in Hamilton (mercer county)about three years ago.While cleaning the basement workshop area out about 1 yr after purchase, I discovered what turned out to be a very nice Marlin .22 rifle literally in the corner along w/ tools, pipes, and other debris. At first I thought it was a pellet rifle and simply stuck it out of the way in a cubby hole and forgot about it. About 6 months later we were having the basement finished and I came upon it again That's when I took a closer look and realized it was a gun. I have no way of contacting the prior home owner. Can I register it under my name? Also, my brother in law inherited a very nice Ruger Single Six made in 1966. He's not a shooter so he gave it to me. Same question: can I register it under my name? Thanks.