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millsan1

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  1. It says "license to carry", FID is not that. As for an out of state CCW, I would assume that would be OK, but PA is reducing the number of state CCW it recognizes. YMMV IANAL
  2. OC is an interesting thing in PA (my new home). PA has the same stupid laws regarding transport of a firearm. Only to from range, shop, shooting match etc. UNLESS you have a PA LTCF. So that means you would be in violation of both NJ and PA law if you transported to some random place in PA, then strapped up and went for a walk. The walk if you are OC is no big deal, but getting the gun to and from is the violation. Yes this applies even if you have the gun and ammo in separate compartments etc. during transport. A good reference: http://forum.pafoa.org/open-carry-144/ There was recently an open carry event at a motorcycle dealership near me. I don't have my LTCF yet, and they were quite clear that I would be violating the law and would not be welcome if I transported there and then strapped up. Relevant post: Any person carrying a firearm "in any vehicle or concealed on or about his person" is required to have a license to carry or a Sportsman's Firearm Permit (good only for hunting and fishing). Exceptions: No license is required: 1) To carry a firearm in one's home or fixed place of business. 2) When engaged in target shooting or while going to or from their places of assembly or target practice, so long as the firearm is unloaded and the ammunition is carried in a separate container. 3) For law enforcement personnel, including: policemen, jail wardens, sheriffs and their deputies. 4) To carry an unloaded and wrapped firearm from place of purchase to one's home or place of business, to or from a place of repair, "or in moving from one place of abode or business to another." 5) To carry while hunting or fishing or going to the place of hunting or fishing, provided one has a hunting or fishing license and a Sportsman's Firearm Permit. Note: There is nothing listed that says you can transport for the purposes of Unlicensed OC at your destination.... and the post by a leader of OC PA: DO NOT DO THIS!!!! Transportation of a firearm without a license limits you to certain locations.... Transporting simply to OC when you get to your destination is not a LEGAL Exception to the law.
  3. Here in PA where America Starts, I will OC my 92fs and CC my Shield Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  4. This passed Committee, not the Senate. It still has to go up for a vote, and the Senate will pass it, of course, but this was just Committee.
  5. I am sad. I had hope our justice system was not as completely flawed as the rest of our political machine. I could not be more wrong. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  6. Blasphemy! Give her to me for safe keeping. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  7. JC was excellent for me when I lived there and got my FID and P2Ps. Fast turn around and friendly people. That being said, justifying breaking the law, because it might be a better idea for safety, is not how we do things in the good old US of A. If there needs to be extra forms, extra checks, whatever, because a city has a particular neeyahd, then that needs to become law. As others have said, I could not break the law because it made sense to do so at the time, nor should municipalities nor police be able to break the law, even if it is for a perceived "good reason". Put the shoe on the other foot. Let's say I have to go to a high crime area for some valid reason. I decide to conceal carry a firearm, even though I do not have a carry permit. Somehow, the cops come to find out I have a concealed firearm on me. Do you think they would say, "well, he doesn't have a CCP, but he needed to CC in this case, so he can."?
  8. MYOB is great, I can't say I would use it, however. I would take a variation on BLF response. Mine would start with GFY, then I would leave and never come back.
  9. This x 1000. Wcw is simply the best. Also very pro 2a Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  10. What is reasonable? I don't know, how much do you make at your job? What if I told you I can hire somebody to do the same job cheaper? Put in that perspective, it changes the thought process, I hope.
  11. http://imgur.com/E8pnJLZ Freedom Angel
  12. I only have 1 real instance to go off of but here goes. I have a car I am restoring. It sat for 4 years, with less than 2 gallons in the tank, completely untreated and not set up for storage in any way. Put a battery in her and she started on the second crank. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  13. Yes, if they hear and rule in favor, then it shouldn't be long before all of the silly laws will be challenged. The idea of an FID may have made some level of sense to someone in the 1960s but with NICS it makes less than no sense. I was just referring to what could be ruled on in this case. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  14. Something I read floating around these threads is an idea the SCOTUS will strike down NJ gun laws as unconstitutional. I am confident and hopeful that they will hear and rule in our favor in Drake, but they only limit their opinions and rulings to the case at hand, which is CC. They will not, under any circumstance I can envision or even imagine, rule on any other part of NJ gun law.
  15. The chief justice introduces the case and puts his/her opinion forth. Each justice, in descending seniority, then puts their opinion forth, and no other justice is allowed to speak. The least senior justice has the last word. Then a vote is held whether to hear the case or not. Same procedure is followed, Chief Justice votes, then each justice in descending seniority votes.
  16. While holding the Beretta (empty) it seemed a little muzzle heavy. Congrats and enjoy. You are correct that when empty the 92 is a little front heavy, that's why I always keep mine filed to the brim with empty headed boollits. ;-)
  17. I have about 10K rounds down the pipe on my 92FS. 1 FTL in all those rounds, and she was pretty damn dirty at that point, and it was cheapo steel cased stuff (which I have shot a lot of). She has consumed every type of round I have thrown at her with just that 1 hiccup. Love the gun. I have shot 226 and like them. My GF has a 229 and that gun is so easy to shoot accurately it is silly. You can't go wrong with either, but i do so love my Beretta.
  18. I only have 5 Berettas. Have to up the ante. 92 FS set up for Production USPSA, D spring, KKM barrel, and polished internals. PX4 9MM in Standard, compact and subcompact. Also have a CX4 in 9MM 92FS mags.
  19. My ex wife had kids. Every mothers day we would go out and buy a few flats of flowers and plant them in the front yard. Then she had flowers all summer to remind her. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  20. millsan1 replied to John3754's topic in Rifles
    Not that this really applies, but this is why I purchased a CX4. 9MM is cheap, no recoil in a rifle and it takes my Beretta mags. That being said, I too would like a 9MM AR, as I like the AR platform and enjoy shooting a cheap cartridge for fun and in competitions.
  21. What blf said. Square off the existing bullnose to match the riser and put in the new bullnose. Just make sure your riser with the laminate is within code and the height between top of new tread and any overhead is code. Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
  22. My reading and understanding of SCOTUS rulings re: 2A are this: A state must allow the serfs to carry in some form, either OC or CC. There can be regulations, but they cannot be onerous nor effectively exclusionary (like justifiable need) Private enterprises are allowed to ban weapons (any weapon, including CC firearms). My mind is that SCOTUS will hear the case, order NJ to either allow OC or remove "justifiable neeahd" from CC and will give a time-frame, just like IL, which had 120 days, if I remember correctly.
  23. You have a Nerve that functions? Seal that up in a case and put it on a wall, it must be the only one in existence. ;-)
  24. Hey guys. Just saw this. Eminent is the place to go to. I do not have an interest there anymore, but the guy who owns it was my main guy when I owned EJAM. The two markers you are looking to service are pretty bulletproof, so they most likely need a cleaning, lubing, and good to go. Brian is the owner's name, tell him Ant sent you. As for MI and GF, I have no first hand knowledge of either company's abilities, but have heard things that would cause me pause.
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