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When speeding, I always assume every unmarked police looking vehicle (white/silver/grey/black/blue charger/impala/crown vic/SUV/etc) is a police vehicle. Also, I never speed. Especially not while transporting to/from a range. With a target stand visible on my back seat. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/59205-major-rt78-accident/?p=757233

Beat me to it

Actually BLF is an inspiration. And whenever my wife says anything about "another gun?" I can retort: That's nothing, there's this guy on NJGF...

Though I'm totally opposed to the P2P process, it's probably worked as intended with me. If I hadn't been waiting 6 months (and counting) for permits I probably would've bought more than the 3 guns I have waiting for me right now. Eff you, NJ gun laws (my wife and bank account thank you, though).

Anybody?

Put another way, you could use 3 permits in as little as 62 days.

3 permits in 90 days is very doable. Say you get them 11/1. They're good until 1/29. Even adding an extra week per 30 days, you'll be well within 90 days. You could make the first purchase 11/7, second 12/14 and third 1/21 and still be 8 days shy of expiration.

Going down to area 20 for the first time this Saturday. Usually hunt Central Jersey. Any recommendations on where to set up? Not asking for your best spot, just a general "try DOD Ponds or Salem River". Thanks.

Or sneak onto the set of the Walking Dead and liberate Rick's from all the abuse it gets on that show.

How long was your wait for the FID?

See for instance http://www.chuckhawks.com/most_versatile_handgun.htm

While that gun is first in my what to buy next list, every collection *needs* a .357 mag revolver.

You could always solder a 10" piece of pipe on as the barrel, make some furniture out of scrap wood and buyback it as an "assault weapon" for max $. /sarc

Probably nothing like that. Once D.C. lost Heller, they decided to double down on f*cking with gun owners. In other words the powers that be in D.C. are just like this guy's ex: petty, vindictive, willing to hurt anyone in order to feel better about losing and generally immoral.

On the flip side, if he loses and becomes a convicted felon, those kids will probably end up living full time with that "woman".

Let's try this again. Here's the list (generally, but not necessarily in this order): S&W 625-JM Ruger SP101 .22LR 4.2” Ruger SP101 .357 Mag 4.2” Ruger SR 1911 Springfield 1911 Mil Spec S&W 627 4" Ruger Single 10 4.6” Blue Ruger Blackhawk .357/9mm 4.6” Blue S&W Model 10 .38sp 3 or 4” Blue Ruger GP100 3” Blue Ruger GP100 4.2” Target Grey S&W TRR8 Ruger MKIII Glock 19 Glock 26 Ruger GP100 5” FN Herstal FNX 45 Ruger Blackhawk .45/.45ACP 4.6” Blue Ruger SRH Alaskan .454 Casull 2.5” Ruger Super Redhawk .454 Casull 7.5” Beretta 92FS/M9 Sig Sauer P226 Navy Sig Sauer P220 Elite Hi Point 4595TS Carbine Mosin Nagant 91/30 Mosin Nagant 91/30 w/ Archangel Stock Savage Mark II S&W M&P Sport 5.56 Maverick HS12 O/U Henry AR-7 Mossberg 590A Savage 42 .22/.410 Comb O/U Marlin 1894C .357 Mag Ruger PC9 Carbine Mossberg MVP Flex 5.56 Ruger American .308 Saiga AK conversion Home build AR-15 5.56 AR-10 .308

I was wondering if there are any local shops (Central/North Jersey, and PA areas near north and central NJ) that usually have a good selection of used handguns. I have a handful of guns on my long-term buy list that are no longer produced and so I'd like to start visiting stores where I might just run into one of them (or something else I hadn't considered). I know you can find most things on Gunbroker, et al., but (a) they're usually overpriced, even for stuff you can readily find new and (b) on a used gun, especially a revolver (they're all revovlers), I'd really want to check certain things in person. So, any recommendations on shops w/ used inventory?

"Note: If you have an empty/fired cartridge case, bullets not loaded in a case, primers, powder etc in your vehicle that is not stored so it can’t be accessed by the driver or any passenger you are in violation of DC Code and can be fined and jailed." Because you might (literally) handload them and then have ammo? WTF!

Thing is, this stuff happens one state (more or less) and one type of firearm/feature/right at a time such that most gun owners who can't move will just comply. And as the numbers dwindle, civil disobedience looks less and less desirable. The proverbial death by a million paper cuts.

I was just about to post on this. The court's rationale is essentially: 1- AKs can be banned because they're not in "common use" in California. It doesn't matter that they're not in common use because we banned them. 2- It doesn't matter that some people are privileged to have AKs and similar weapons, you still can't have them. 3- It doesn't matter that criminals have AKs and similar weapons and therefore having an AK is your best defense. Your right to self-defense is not about what will best defend you, it's about what's popular. (Soon we'll all be relegated to owning Glock 19s..... with 3 round magazines and 40lb triggers). 4- Sure, an AK-47 isn't full-auto or selective fire like the M-16 cited in Miller, and in fact is much, MUCH more like a Ruger Mini-14 which IS totally legal. However, we think it's close enough (based on nothing of course) and so, banned. 5- (my favorite ) It's ok that other, nearly identical weapons are not banned and this one arbitrarily is. A: that's not an Equal Protection violation, cause we say it isn't. And B: Don't worry, we'll be banning those other guns soon enough.

Under a strict reading of the ethics rules, that would be correct. The State had a zero tolerance policy when it comes to gifts, services or anything of value given to a state employee (including discounts) when such gifts are in anyway related to their official duties. That would apply to Glock's blue label program. Under a realistic reading, I don't think it's ever happened.

If course in NJ (for a handgun) that just seems like a waste of a permit. I'd just give him/her a gift card.

You answer yes to question 11a (are you the actual buyer).If both NJ residents, you transfer the same as a private sale (minus the $): FID, COE, P2P if it's a handgun. Out of state, it goes through a FFL I'm the recipient's home state and follows whatever rules that state has.

So, on balance, while I don't think he should have gotten a felony conviction (question 11a should be limited to buying for a prohibited person) he was, at the very least, dishonest. He lied on the ATF form and he lied to get the discount and got jammed up just to save a few dollars. I hope SCOTUS rules in his favor, but still, it was a dumb/greedy move. And FYI. you CAN purchase as a gift. Just have to jump through all the legal hoops to transfer (COE/P2P etc).