Kingsoverqueens

Me too.

Anyone here an FFL located in PA, or can anyone recommend a PA FFL located close to NJ?

Working on pics. It's no doubt a WWII M1 in 30 cal. Based on the serial number it was made by National Postal Meter company between 12/43 and 5/44. It's apparently never been fired, or if it has, not since 1965. I'm going to keep it out of NJ until I can determine legality. Damn shame if its banned. It's a neat gun.

Doing some research about WWII era Carbines, and learned that they are banned by name? The particular gun I was looking at has no pistol grip, no bayonete lug, no high cap magazines, no folding stock, no flash suppressor and no threaded barrel. It's just an old (1943 to 1944) 30 cal M1. Does anyone have a clue why this type of gun made the ban list? I know, I know.

Yes, I believe that is the case. I have (or will have) all of the serial numbers available to me when the forms are completed. It's a face to face transaction...no FFL involved.

I've read, to the best of my ability, the laws as wells as the FAQ thread in this forum (great job on that by the way) and as I understand I need to fill out the form and apply for the same number of permits equal to the number of guns for which the exception is sought. The transferor also need to fill out and sign a form similar to the exception form. I then bring these documents to the local police (in my case the township PD issues permits) with the fee's, etc. I already have a FID. Have I missed anything?

Good Stuff Max. I am sorry to have missed it but am very happy to hear my stage was enjoyed. Both you and Matt have been very helpful in teaching me and ironing out any difficulties in my designes. I'm going to continue to design. It's a lot of fun. I don't expect any other Sunday conficts from now until next spring and hope to be able to shoot at CJ and Old Bridge.

I'm in the same boat. My father asked me to buy his entire collection, but I don't have the money allocated for the type of guns he's got.

I met one guy during an indoor shoot at Old Bridge who had one, but he was retired LEO, and then during our orientaiton at CJRPC one guy raised his hand when the President asked if anyone had CCW. There was a hush over the crowd, like royalty was present or something.

Freehold? Woodbridge is depleted.

I picked up the last 10 pink's at Woodbridge last night. $51.27 for a case.

Holy crap, my Brother in Law lives right there.

I sent Matt a stage design last night but regretfully will be unable to build it or attend the match. I've got a house full of company that afternoon. It's our turn to host food club.

This needs to be reinforced EVERY time you go to the range. We shot steel at CJRPC and something similar happened to my son. He's got a little cut on his arm, nothing to worry about but if it had been an eye it would have been trouble. You wouldn't believe the amount of copper and lead that had accumulated on top of the pop up tents yesterday.

We also had a great day today at CJRPC. I laughed my ass off, and my son crushed me.

I've fished in worse. We'll probably leave the rifles at home and just shoot pistol, but yeah, this is our sport, and we're going to shoot.

Lol.

Is there a website for the OB steel leagues?

We agree. You forgot to include baseball bats and hockey sticks. It's a stupid policy that accomplishes nothing but "It's for your safety," or so I was told by the dicks employee's.

I don't think they are loss prevention devices, not at least to prevent theft. First off, you've already given your name and address by way of the FID and DL. No, nobody is steeling ammo. They are locked boxes to prevent you from touching the ammo inside the store. The first time I bought ammo at Dicks, the clerk was having a hard time unlocking the box, and I commented to her that "those are the stupidist htings I've seen." Her reply was "It's for your safety." Right. She was confused when I told her the only way that box of ammo was going to hurt myself, or anyone else in the store, was if I dropped it on their foot. Then she chuckled. I will allow that it is, to an extent, a loss prevention device, but not for theft as you alluded, but rather liability (lawsuit).

Me neither. I've purchased ammo 3 times there (Woodbridge) since July. The first time was when they wanted to see my FID or DL at the counter and respond to that question. The second time the cashier responded to the question on the point of sale and just asked for my birthdate. The most recent time, just last week in fact, the cashier asked for my birthdate and had me respond to the question on the point of sale.

That is the walk of shame. "Mommy, why is that man carrying that plastic box with something in it" "Because those are bullets and bullets go in guns and guns are bad son."

The only thing I can think of is they are afraid of some sort of undercover operation, or even just a random person taking cel phone video of someone holding a gun without a FID, and having it wind up on the news or Youtube. They got their balls pounded flat by the State and had to put those bars and locks on the ammo cases, so I'm sure they are sensitive to the anti gun climate that is NJ.

Sorry Alec, I'll be at CJRPC on Sunday. Is the Old Bridge match knockdown or static steel? Really sucks the two clubs conflict on their dates.

Thanks Bob (and Nick). Those look like them, but I'll check tonight when I can get a hand on one to compare.