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ryan_j

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  1. You can carry in the woods on your own property, right?
  2. Maybe I'm missing something here, but Camden, Trenton and AC are part of that southern paradise you guys are talking about, and Sussex and Warren Counties are not?
  3. I have driven all 3 so I would say the Ford. Don't like a fleece though.
  4. I wonder how it would be with something like a Taurus judge, which is supposedly ideal for self defense from a vehicle?
  5. Hello, not all of North Jersey is bad! It's only North EAST Jersey. Sussex, Warren, Morris, even parts of Passaic county aren't bad. I am fine with North East Jersey being annexed by NYC. Let them extend the subway there too like they wanted to.
  6. I think Square thinks it's "cool" to "take a stand against the NRA."
  7. Yep and bit torrent will ensure it lives on FOREVER. There is NO erase button on the internet. NONE.
  8. I am going to do that too but may have to do it at home since CR may not like that.
  9. I was thinking of switching to that. The other option is PayPal but they too are anti gun.
  10. So you pretty much have to go to that crappy range on the West side. Ick. Not only can't you possess a gun without a license, but you can't shoot one unless you have a license, unless it's a .22 caliber.
  11. They have to be. The shotgun would be pretty useless without it.
  12. Not only that but there are specific types of permits. Premises permits allow you to keep one on your premises, at your home. I believe there are target and hunting licenses as well. Oh and I don't think they register any rifle or shotgun with more than 5 round capacity.
  13. The user agreement also authorizes them to ask for receipts from your suppliers and even inspect your premises. Or if someone rats you out they could refuse to settle your transaction and you're out the money. 4. Verification and InspectionIf your request to open a Square Account is approved, Square may request additional information from you at any time. Square may ask you to present invoices from your suppliers, a government issued identification such as a passport or driver’s license, or a business license. Square may also ask for permission to inspect your business location. If you refuse any of these requests, your Square Account may be suspended or terminated.
  14. You know Square, right? That little thing you plug into your iPhone and use to accept credit card payments. http://www.square.com They've updated their user agreement. Previously they used to ban only internet and telephone sales of firearms: By creating a Square Account, you also confirm that you will not accept payments in connection with the following businesses or business activities: ... (23) internet/mail order/telephone order firearm or weapon sales, Now it reads: (23) sales of (i) firearms, firearm parts or hardware, and ammunition; or (ii) weapons and other devices designed to cause physical injury Just great. Now they've banned all sales of firearms and weapons with the square reader. So I suggest if you have a square, it's time to look for an alternative.
  15. You need a FPID only to transport long guns outside of the exemptions. Otherwise no FPID needed.
  16. Too late for that. Christie has been picking anti-gun judges and his anti-gun AG has repeatedly slapped us in the face.
  17. And this time the reason is rather interesting. They say it's because Florida allows military personnel to get a concealed weapons permit if they are 18, versus 21 for other states. And it's not just nonresident either. http://www.usacarry.com/washington-revokes-reciprocity-florida/ Yeah, most of us won't be going to Washington (versus, say, Pennsylvania), but it's something to keep in mind. Utah is still good in Washington.
  18. Can't do beer. It causes my gout to flare up. So it will have to be range for me.
  19. Well most of my family doesn't really delve into my love of firearms. It's my business and not theirs. They are immigrants, and support democrats. My mom supports hillary because she wants a woman president. My mom supported Obama because she likes Obama. She knows zero about the issues, sorry to say. So I don't even bother with talking to them. When I go to visit her in Florida I'll probably stay in a hotel anyway because she doesn't get along with my wife. Of course since I have a Florida permit I can CCW to my heart's content.
  20. Yeah basically no FPID you can go between any of these places directly - range, gunsmith, home or business. Firearm must be unloaded and in the trunk or inaccessible to the driver (not in the glove box). No paperwork whatsoever is required to keep guns in your home. However the firearms need to be NJ compliant to be possessed in the state.
  21. As long as it's unloaded, it's legal. You have a FPID card, right?

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