ryan_j

Any range will do.

It's only a matter of time here but what could play in our favor is that our gun laws are strict enough already. But then again that didn't really help NY.

I don't think so. Colorado is basically California now, which is how they managed to pass all of this crap in the first place. I knew things were heading downhill when they passed the marijuana bill, although I'm not really against ending the silly war on drugs, but this is a tell tale sign that the Californication is past the point of no return.

LOL, they really had me going there. I must admit, this was the best april fools prank I've seen today. LOL!

Um, not so sure. The whois still shows the nameservers as cloudflare and the A record points to cloudflare. Usually for seized domains they change the nameservers to seizedservers.net

http://defensedistributed.com/ This is the place where you could have downloaded 3D printed gun parts, magazines and other stuff. They were going to have a fully printable AR-15 soon. Looks like the feds shut them down. I'm hoping this is an april fools prank but it doesn't seem that way... EDIT: Not sure who seized it exactly, homeland security, FBI, DOJ? News report: http://blogs.artinfo.com/objectlessons/2013/04/01/april-fools-3-d-printed-gun-site-defense-distributed-allegedly-seized-by-the-feds/

Good news is that it's one and done. You don't have to get fingerprinted again for subsequent purchase permits.

I also went and did a casting call to act in Bloomberg's next MAIG commercial. They almost didn't select me because of my bad habits, like pointing the gun away from people, finger indexed above the trigger guard but I was a quick study and had my finger on the trigger and muzzle pointed god alone knows where. For the children, you know.

Tell him that you might visit Arizona.

Yes really. Anyone can be an armed security guard. LEO gets exempted from the training for SORA certification but non-LEO can get a SORA card with the training. Private detectives, same thing except it's a different process/license than SORA. Retired LE may be better due to their police experience but nothing is stopping any individual with a clean record.

NJ is beautiful, especially up here in Sussex County. But seriously, there are a lot of historic, architectural and natural wonders in this state. It's too bad that the filthy inner cities and their corrupt politicians are screwing up the whole state. It's a damn shame, really.

This!!! But I shoot outdoors, so what do I know.

What about SC? They only issue permits to residents (or property owners, or military stationed there) and only recognize resident permits.

I don't think so.

Really? He sounded pretty darn American to me. I work with a good few real Russians though, so I know the Russian accent very well. And I can even tell it apart from the Ukrainian one too.

There is no Not owning a gun is prudent too. But really, ammo by itself cannot do anything. No big deal. AFAIK, the only laws against ammo (apart from general hazmat regs) are for hollow point bullets and purchase of handgun ammo in state.

Yep. Basically it is because "a place of target practice" isn't defined as your club's home range. The club must also submit your name to the state police every year. If you have a range membership with ANJRPC they should do that. If you are not sure, doesn't hurt to ask. They covered this during my orientation. f. Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent: (1) A member of any rifle or pistol club organized in accordance with the rules prescribed by the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, in going to or from a place of target practice, carrying such firearms as are necessary for said target practice, provided that the club has filed a copy of its charter with the superintendent and annually submits a list of its members to the superintendent and provided further that the firearms are carried in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section; It makes sense because your home range may not be the only place where members go for target practice. oh and btw long guns can be carried anywhere as long as you have a FID card (and they are unloaded). In theory of course but don't think the cops will leave you alone if you walk around with an AR-15 strapped on.

I thought there was some limit due to hazmat restrictions or something since ammo is ORM-D? Not gun laws but transportation laws. 2000 rounds of 45 is not much though. Should be fine.

Nappen makes that argument in his book. So essentially if you are, say, a member of ANJRPC with range privileges, you can also go to a friend's farm and shoot with your friend's permission. Hell I could even make some berms and invite some friends who have club memberships over to shoot on my property. In theory.

I live 10 minutes from PA and it's my little protest to NJ to spend my money out of state and carry freely there. I used to also buy powerball when NJ didn't have it. I still buy my lotto out of state so people don't ask if I win (yeah, I know that's a bit silly). Also, after Sandy when everyone in NJ was lining up for gas for hours I went to PA and filled up, no lines. I also buy ammo in PA so my name isn't in a little black book that the po-po can stick their nose in when they feel like it. Why I didn't buy a house in PA in the first place? Beats me but the real estate market is shit now so I can't exactly easily move. I also go to other states on a regular basis like CT and I go to Ohio for a few days at least once per year.

No, they are also illegal if they are transported outside of the exemptions. FMJ - I can go to the gun shop, buy a box of ammo and then make a stop at the post office and grocery store then go home. Hollow point - I can go to to the gun shop, buy a box of ammo then proceed directly to a range or directly home.

Has anyone tried NJSP in Sussex for fingerprint cards?

Won't the permits have a ton of restrictions on them? That is if you even get them in the first place.

Happy Easter! I went to the easter vigil last night in church. It was beautiful as always.

I really hope all dems push hard on gun control.