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Damn that was good!!

Ottomanellis in Woodland Park had some a few weeks ago.

Not bad at all considering the times for the rest of the state.

I was there a few months ago for primers, powder and ammo. The only thing they asked for was the amount I owed them.

Congratulations on the purchase :-)

There was a new section added. It states you can keep the gun,but you have to register it and pay a $50 fee. If you don't register or make it inoperable, you have to sell it or take it out of state. Please keep in mind that this is still a bill so anything can change.

I fail to see how this is bad. :-)

The Safe law is so ill written, I wouldn't risk going into NY with a sling shot.

The way the new bills are worded, I will refuse to answer any firearms question. If the Dr starts pushing the subject, I will start asking him personal questions and respond these questions are to determine if you are qualified to be my Dr. Me owning firearms does not effect my physical health.

I never had a problem with CR. They are strict, but I can't complain since the RO never gave me a problem.

I don't think OGAM has stopped anyone :-)

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the NICS check is now close to 3 weeks. The also changed the name to DICS. The D stands for delayed :-)

I have a 686 4" model. It's accurate as hell and a great gun to shoot.

I always said I would never buy a Glock. Ate my words last month when I purchased my Gen 4 20.

The current form of the bill will only allow you to keep ownership of the firearm after you register it again and pay a $50 fee. You can only sell it out of state after the bill is signed and has to be sold out of state or given to the state after you pass.

Good I hope Bloomfart blood pressure spikes after he sees this. I saw the guy from Defense Distributed talk about the work he is doing and that it's legal. +1 for the pro gun movement.

^^ What he said

Nothing is grandfathered until the ink is dry. Until then we need to keep the up the pressure that this bill never becomes law.

The mental check form is for everyone in the great republic of NJ. The only non-standard form I encountered in Saddle Brook was the firearms questionnaire. It asked the basic questions about employers, past addresses, current people living in household. I 2nd the quickness of Saddle Brook issuing FID and P2P. Requested a duplicate FID and 2 P2P beginning of January. Both were issued 5 weeks later. Wife went for her initial FID and 1 P2P 2 weeks ago. Like to see the same turnaround time.

OGAM starts the day you take possession. Standard practice is to use the 31 day rule to avoid getting a denial. I would apply for the OGAM exemption considering the length of time it takes to get a NICS approval.

I believe the current version of this would bill would exclude you because this gun should be considered an antique firearm.

Not sure if anyone caught this sentence in the bill. f. If a prohibited weapon registered pursuant to this section is used in the commission of a crime, the registrant of that prohibited weapon shall be civilly liable for any damages resulting from that crime. They really do stay up at night to find new ways to screw over legal gun owners.

If the bill only had this line, then this would only affect the 50 BMG since the muzzle energy starts around 13,000. The "The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to a smooth bore shotgun or rifle barrel shotgun or any shotgun ammunition generally recognized as suitable for sporting purposes in this State" line causes a problem since it does not state "handgun".

This maybe slightly off topic, but did any of the dumb bills have enough votes to override a veto?

Brought the gun and have possession are 2 different things. If the grandfathering is for all .50 cal guns, then you would need to have possession of your gun before the bill is signed into law.