Big Mack

Yea I think I might just get a safe for his place and lock them up. Might be my best bet for now.

Thank you. It definitely does suck to see anyone go through that. So this is where the other curve ball comes in. He's married. His wife is from Indonesia. Lovely women, but between the language barrier and his sickness she doesn't really seem to have a clue. So considering the inevitable she would inherate his firearms which she would do God knows what with. My family doesn't know the full extent of the gun laws in NJ so its easy for them to get on me all the time to go and get his guns. To make this more difficult. I think he has his firearms at his old house which my other uncle lives in ( they had shared the home for a few years). So if this is the case besides being very illegal it adds a whole other problem. Meaning I don't want to go over and take them, have him go over there one day, report them stolen, resulting in myself in possession of stolen firearms.. Regular Springer episode I know

He has no idea. My entire family wants it done yesterday for his safety. Honestly I want to hold them seeing a lot of those guns I grew up shooting and belonged to my grand and great grandfather. So the main thing is obviously his, ours, and everyone else's safety but also some sentimental value. I'd hate to see them just get handed over.

I looked that up but that particular form requires the seller/transferi to sign the form. There is no way he is going to do that willingly. He's at the stage that no matter what we do to try and help him ( get his bills paid, get him his SS, not blow his money on scams.) he gets upset and freaked out. Do you think I should just try and contact the NJSP and discribe the situation or try and get him to sign the OGAM?

To make a long story short my uncle has frontal temporal dementia and it is starting to get pretty bad. As much I has hate to ever try and restrict someone of there second amendment rights, my family and I think its in ours and everyone else's best interest and safety to remove his firearms from his home. Im the only member of my family that has an FID and safe means of keeping his arms. My question is what is the legality of this? I know he does have a few pistols but mainly shotguns and rifles since he was an avid hunter. I'm assuming the long arms won't be a problem but how would I go about a possible exemption of the P2P and one per 30 day law for the pistols. Anyone ever have to deal with this?

Thanks guys.i can't wait to get it out and put a few rounds through it. Yea the grips are in great shape. I don't think there as nice as the picture makes them look, if that makes any sense. I wouldn't be shocked if they were replaced at some point though. Great idea I'll check out that forum thanks for the advise

Hey guys how are ya? Iv been out of the game for a bit but I jumped back in today. iv always wanted to add one to my ever growing ww2 era collection so I finally pulled the trigger. I was able to get away from the wife for a bit and picked it up after work. It's an 1936 S42. All matchIng except the mag. Any adivise for those with experience would be greatly apprciated.

Where are you planning on ending up? The sandy house? Does you DL match that address? I just did mine a few months ago. Just fill out the aplication form with the new address on it and change of address checked off. The PD will want to see your DL and my town asked for my FID card too. I'm not sure if you can give them a copy. Only pain part is getting there when they accept permits and forms and the wait for everything to go through. It took me two months.

Really the question I's do you need it on you going to and from the range? I recently moved from Old Bridge to Union Beach. I brought my FID/change of address form to the police station and the girl had to take the card to do the change of address. I was planning on going to r14 on Saturday but I'm not sure how it works if you don't have your FiD on you. Unless I over looked it, I didn't see anything about that on the NJSP website.

You can always pick up an SVT40 and enjoy some semi-auto fun and history at the same time.

Heritage Guild in Rahway has an onsite gunsmith. I'v only had him pin and weld a few muzzle breaks for me but he did i nice job. His prices seem reasonable too.

Iv shot PPU M1 ammo through my garand many times. Extremely accurate and a good price new manufactured. Greek surplus from the CMP is great stuff. Just do yourself one favor, if you ever come across any Iranian surplus just keep walking.

I wonder what her story was? Looks like a fairly happy and healthy pup. It's horrible that some people have no problem dumping an animal like that.

I wish i could! I have two rescues already though, I will ask around some fellow dog lovers.

Yea it did. Probably why i was trying to rush out because of the drive ahead of me.

Technically i had everything i needed to shoot. I had locked everything in the back of my pick up, which has a locking tonneau cover. Went back into my house to grab my car keys and like an idiot put my tonneau cover keys on the counter. dove to range 14, paid for time, backed into my spot and then realized what an idiot i was. Now my cover keys are on the same ring as my truck keys, where they should have been in the first place.

Hahaha Awesome!

Wow!. The fact the kid was even allowed to touch a firearm while there were people down range is just ridiculous. I mean that should just be common sense. You shouldn't need to be a trained instructor to know this stuff. Fail and sad indeed.

I bought guns from all three locations, and none of them really play with there prices. I did get a better deal then posted on my SVT 40 at heritage PA but not by much. Maybe i just didn't push hard enough though.

I never had a bad experience there. I guess customer service could be a bit better but imo its satisfactory. My only issue with them is if there busy, trying to get someone to help you is tough, but you can say the same for any other shop that gets very busy. I actually make it a point to go to both bullseye and HG when im in the area. Both are great places.

Thanks guys. It goes to show how long it's been since i put in for permits. I forgot that you have to sign the permit and the copying of your DL.

Hey everyone, I have a quick question for you all. This is probably a dumb question at that, and I'm pretty sure i know the answer, but what the heck ill ask anyway. So I'v been wanting to put in an app for some pistol permits but in Old Bridge they only except them tues, wed, thur, up until 4:30pm. My problem is i don't get out of work until 4:30pm. I can probably race over on my lunch break and race back to work but i was curious if i could give the check and paperwork to my fiancé and have her drop it off for me? Im sure even if it is allowed it probably differs for township to township? Thanks in advanced.

Beautiful! I think an a4 or a3 will be the next piece in my collection one day.

If you don't mind me asking how much are you looking to spend? You can get various different grade M1's from the CMP that may fit your price range. Sarco and heritage guild in PA usually have a few in stock as well but will most likely run you around $1000 give or take a few $100.

Nice. Your going to love it. Great price too. And yes def. a bigger boom than your 22 hahaha. It's one of my louder guns. Best of luck w/ it.