H.M. Murdock

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I believe it is legal to have a long gun in your/her posession, confined to your property, without a FPID, COE or any paperwork whatsoever. The prior act of inheriting the shotgun may not have been performed legally but your/her culpability in that act can only be proven by information that you/she volunteers to the authorities. I do not think that the shotgun in its present state is violating any laws. And it's always best to keep your mouth shut as detailed in this presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc .. Again I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. Instead of destroying the gun your mother could sell it to a member here for a trivial amount. As a seller she does not need an FPID # on the COE but still may be a questionable transaction since we're not sure how the shotgun came into her legal posession. Maybe someone with legal experience can explain if this is allowed. I only post this idea to offer a glimmer of hope to those wishing that the gun doesn't get destroyed.

The perfect gas station pump: E-0 85, E-0 94, E-90, diesel

Only 40% higher injector duty cycles. And I could get rid of methanol injection. Overall less money spent on fuel. This is obviously not a common scenario.

Lord I wish E-85 and E-90 were readily available at pump stations in NJ. You can make so much damn power on alcohol!

I've got a family member that was a carrier (truck). She didn't get beat to hell but did develop CTS from her career. Then again, I developed carpal tunnel at my job over the past 20 years. 30 years until retirement? Waa. I get to work 49 years total before I get to retire. If there's any social security left. No pension, period. I'm sticking with my original statement.

I was at Shore Shot today and all those fancy 22's are gone off the back wall. I think there is a Garand or to hanging up, that's it. There is still a full inventory of handguns there. I was eying the new Springfield XDS .45 but my bank account is hurting from doing my part to push Izhmash out of bankruptcy I reckon all the new gun folk are waiting on their P2P's so there will be a handgun rush in a month or so when those permits start hitting the streets. Hopefully I'm good to go before that happens!

It's a cushy job and pension but it won't last much longer. Some postal workers appreciate what they've got. And some are so nasty that you can't help but smile at their demise. The worst part is the postal monopoly which prevents competitors from delivering mail unless it is urgent and marked up twice the rate of the USPS first class mail (6x the rate for the 1st oz.) Wouldn't be so bad if they didn't hemorrhage money in the process.

Ok, what are the numbers? Edit -- I skipped all that jazz as he didn't want to talk about the shooter

If she won't claim possession then there's not much you can do. It's good you indicated that you live on the same property because technically the firearm hasn't been been transferred anywhere and it remains in the same legal state as before the holidays. A legal state unknown to us because we don't know if she did the paperwork to legally inherit it in the first place as JohnP said. You might as well get started on the FPID process. It's always good to have regardless of what you do with this shotgun. If you decide to buy a long gun in the future you will already have dealt with the delays and paperwork. If you transfer this gun to yourself you can leave the seller's FPID blank on the COE form. If you intent on destroying it then I wouldn't mess with the barrels until the last step, if at all. You don't want to be in possession of a short barrelled shotgun at any point. I would remove the barrel and forearm assembly from the receiver via the hinge pin. Then saw or torch cut the front of the receiver behind the hinge pin to separate the hinge from the rest of the receiver. Then remove the firing pins if you can. Then saw or torch cut the top of the receiver between the breech face and the hammer in a vertical cut down thru the trigger guard. Now you have 4 pieces, none of which are a long gun. You could instead use a welder to make it internally non functional and hang it up as mentioned.

How can he give it up (transport it somewhere) without breaking another law?

(I believe you will need to get a FPID card before you can legally sell it) You can legally keep it in your home without a FPID in the meantime In regards to (3) I would buy a cheap Mossberg 500 pump shotgun for self defense rather than depending on Ye Old Timey Hunting Shotgun for self defense

Thanks for posting that

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/9657-firearm-purchasing-requirements-as-it-applies-to-nj-resident/

I wonder if the unarmed populace of the future globalized socialist world will look to us for help in breaking them from their chains of slavery? I'm willing to fight for their freedom in the summer months but the winter is for skiing.

Someone posted an article in another thread about how the emails, faxes and postal mail are handled, at least by the US House and Senate offices. They all go into the same digital system where the aides read them. Written letters are never physically handled by the aides as they are scanned into the same digital system first. Only difference is that the postal mail takes 2-3 weeks to get into the system because of the bomb sniffing, chemical tests, etc. So posted letters may not even reach the aide until it is too late. The aide writing the article did mention that form letters are usually discarded and the system retains and provides correspondance history for each sender by name.

Yeah you can find a nice P71 if you look around at auction, especially out of state. You definitely want a detective or a take home car. Check the transmission operation if you can test drive it. Brakes will probably need work as in rebuilding calipers, etc. Those engines are tough, if they idle and rev fine you are probably golden. $3-4k will buy a lot

Sorry to hear that. One of the good guys.

Fair enough

NICS wait via voice was 10 mins today

Good points. Emphasis on the fact that price gouging only applies to essential commodities. AR lowers are not essential. And the community can sort this out without the creation and maintenance of a subjective list of local "gougers". We've got enough lists and named names already. The ammo shortages have got me seriously considering spending money on reloading supplies and equipment rather than paying $800 for a box of ammo. I will shoot my existing supply in the meantime.

Yup To all: NOT FOR SALE, NO OFFERS PLEASE

I drove down from VT thru Westchester during the brunt of the snow tonight -- white out conditions and traffic was at a standstill on NY-22. I-84 and 684 were not moving. Lots of flooding on the approach to the GWB and on the NJTP. GSP was very windy. At home in Monmouth County we have been pounded by wind and horizontal rain for a few hours -- louder than Sandy. Power flickered a couple times and we lost some siding and screens but I think it is tapering down now. I hope no one needed to use their generator tonight. Wish it was snow down here.

Read the fine print, the arsenal license is only for women. I oppose it for the same obvious reasons. And quite frankly, it's sexist. I also oppose: - the ownership licensing (NJ already plays that game with carry licenses -- shall issue is so difficult to attain that is effectively never issued) - the taxes (if we wish to generate more money for healthcare then more tax revenue should go to healthcare) - persons barred from gun ownership (barred with a misdemeanor no jail time???) - gun and magazine bans (glocks banned? colt detective special banned? wtf) - other provisions (one handgun a month? sounds familiar) Is the OP a serious post? The text in the link openly mocks the proposed Brady II legislation and even describes how the government will subvert the regulations to restrict firearms even further than the Brady's already draconian intent (as written)

Wow -- Service Merchandise -- haven't heard that name in a long time. Uncommon to take delivery of a gun via conveyor belt these days

Those airsoft pistols are actually pretty cool aren't they? I got a Glock 23 replica and it works with shoot-and-see targets at 25 yds Love it