ryan_j

I think the thread title is confusing. This isn't about Newton PD. This is about NJ State Police which is near Newton in Augusta. Or at least I think so.

Good luck! You don't have a florida CCW already? Damn. I do, res and non res are identical...

1. I believe so. The firearm has to be CT compliant. They have a 10 round mag limit now and a new strengthened assault weapons ban. They also require an eligibility cert (or a pistol permit I believe) to possess from 2014 onwards. Not worth it. 2. Directly to a NJ range and back, same day, no stops, yes. Otherwise, no! They can't go to your home with their guns. I hope they have a full tank of gas too because they have to pass through NY on their way back and can't stop... not worth it. 3. You can't open carry rifles. You can open or concealed carry handguns with a CT pistol permit (which is shall issue in practice) but cops can jam you up for open carry, claiming you are alarming people.

I don't think NJ people care about a tyrannical gov't. From what I see they like tyranny as long as they get free stuff.

No word. None at all. I've been checking too.

Don't move to Maryland! Apart from the gun laws which are only a smidge better than NJ they tax everything that moves, even rain water on your property. Virginia or Pennsylvania are much better.

I am on the border of NJ, NY and PA and it is rednecks here. No basically. And I use the term as a term of endearment.

If you live in a town (like mine, Wantage) you don't have town police and you need to go through the NJSP.

Likely an illegal gun. Police are looking for 2 males, one 18-22 years old. You must be 21 to own a handgun, right?

$20 which is the application fee. And if you can pay top $$ you can pretty much get one already? Just gotta know who to donate to.

LOVE the last one lmao

Mine took 2 months at NJSP in Augusta but that was late last year. The sarge was very helpful though.

I think I've seen a few wild peacocks here, along with some guinea fowl.

They were actors. Still nice though.

LOL they won't leave. They will burn the place down... In fact, shut off EBT cards for a day or two and see what happens. It won't be pretty.

Try using HTML5. Usually YouTube uses the Flash plugin to play videos but HTML5 does away with Flash. http://www.youtube.com/html5 If you ARE already on the HTML5 trial, you can turn it off at that page and see if it works. I used to like chrome but I use Safari and Firefox much more now. Safari is 64 bit native and I need to use firebug and other tools on firefox.

I like the one that nappen shows with a normal looking rifle and the mall ninja style "AR-15 assault weapon" and shows the normal looking rifle being illegal and the AR as being legal.

But you guys said divide Jersey into two states, North and South. You gonna take a backhoe and dig up the cities you don't want and dump them up North???

Jeez that is so ignorant. Without N Jersey you'd still have Corzine as Governor...

I went to another college that got absorbed into NYU. So no, I am doing none of those things. Pickup trucks get used here. Hauling firewood among other stuff. No natural gas service like y'alls up there in Bergen. We have to chop up firewood to burn for heat in the winter.

This is so silly. The North is much more red than the South:

2721 was dropped.

You have permission to carry. That is a "carry permit" for all intents and purposes.

Figured. Was worried for a second there because I'm always carrying in the woods on my own property. We have black bears and coyotes up here.

Square is aimed more at low volume merchants who don't want to pay a monthly fee. So the per swipe fee is high, but it's cheaper than paying monthly plus per swipe if you're a low volume seller. Some processors also charge a flat fee plus the percentage. More if you key it in. The big thing though is that it's mobile. The food trucks and livery cabs in NYC are using it now. Better than taking cash too because cabs are sometimes robbed in gun free NYC. It's a game changer just like stamps.com and endicia did for mailing. I used to mail out stuff like invoices and going to the post office was a hassle, renting a meter was expensive and cumbersome, so the $5 per month that stamps.com charged was a bargain.