ryan_j

It doesn't say business. 2C:39-6 says place of business. Anyway, to get the law clarified we always need test cases, so be my guest.

2C:39-3 says possession. So it's possession. No, you can't have it mailed to your business either unless you run a gun shop.

Try arguing that with a judge... the last time they ruled on hollow points (Aitken) they used the letter of the law verbatim to nail him, saying he couldn't move from one home to another with it because the law doesn't say you can. You can ONLY move hollow points from place of purchase to your home and directly to a range. I'm not even sure you can take it back from the range to home.

Those that I know lock up the guns in the safe at closing time. But yes, it wouldn't be a bad idea if you had a means to secure the gun. Saves you the trouble of transporting it directly to/from home, eg when you close up and go to deposit cash at the end of the day.

NO!!! You CANNOT have hollow points at your place of business. The restrictions are not the same as handguns or other firearms (without FID). You can keep it at your dwelling, premises or land you own or possess. The relevant statute is 2C-39:3 (2) a. (2) a. Nothing in subsection f. (1) shall be construed to prevent a person from keeping such ammunition at his dwelling, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, or from carrying such ammunition from the place of purchase to said dwelling or land, nor shall subsection f. (1) be construed to prevent any licensed retail or wholesale firearms dealer from possessing such ammunition at its licensed premises, provided that the seller of any such ammunition shall maintain a record of the name, age and place of residence of any purchaser who is not a licensed dealer, together with the date of sale and quantity of ammunition sold.

No. It has to be a fixed place of business, such as a store.

Every day on my daily drive along Rt 23 I am seeing different cars with ANJRPC stickers. Maybe it's just a regional thing up here but I am glad to see that there are pro gun people out there. In fact, I have seen more ANJRPC stickers than I've seen Obama stickers! I'm encouraged. I am hoping that can translate into some more momentum for gun rights in NJ.

It's a harmless feel good measure. Let him sign it and crow about how he acted like a grown up in the room.

It was run by the Passaic County Sheriff's office from what I remember. It's very light on commitment so if that's what you're looking for you should be good. I used to be involved a lot in that stuff on a volunteer basis but now my real job and family has taken up most of my time. The volunteer ambulance squad or fire department is nice but you have to really commit to that. If I had the time I would sign up for the first aid squad here (they're looking for new members) but as I said it requires a commitment of time I do not have.

Yeah that's what I was asking. You can tape together mags like that? Who knew.

Bingo. That said, I wonder if the borough of Gilberton will see an upheaval given that Kessler had popular support.

Pay may not be better but it's an elected position so he can say what he wants. Expect more "come and take it mo-fo's" videos if he's elected.

That mag with packing tape works?

Used to be in CERT in Wayne. It wasn't bad. Training is good and federally funded. But you won't be doing much unless we have a large disaster (like Sandy).

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If he's elected sheriff, he will be responsible for issuing LTCF in that county. Whenever I become eligible for a PA LTCF I want one signed by chief...err Sheriff Kessler.

He might be better off as Sheriff.

So apparently Puerto Rico is now shall issue and they issue to nonresidents. Anyone have a PR permit?

I also find handgunlaw.us to be a better resource. Before I travel I print out the relevant laws from the state's websites. Just in case I need to document it for my defense.

I wish the cops here would enforce proper right turn on red. People here just blow through the intersection even when the cross street has traffic a few feet away! They gotta make that turn before the other car that has the right of way prevents them from doing it ya know.

And to make it worse, it's not even the cartridge. If you have a hollow point BULLET you can theoretically get in trouble. I believe someone was arrested for a hollow point bullet on a key chain. Not sure if he was convicted or not. Nappen mentioned it in his book.

Sorta. TD has some of the old commerce perks but they took away some of the real good ones. For example, they used to refund all my ATM fees at other ATMs. Not anymore. I didn't abuse it but it was nice to have that perk. No minimum balance, ever. Now they have a $100 minimum balance for my checking account. Free coin counting for everyone, account holder or not. Now it's just free for account holders only.

Duhhh okay. Looks like USACarry.com just updated their site and reported it as new news. One good reason to read the agreements yourself and never trust third party sites!!!

Ohio just invalidated concealed carry for AZ non resident permits: http://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Files/Publications/Publications-for-Law-Enforcement/Concealed-Carry-Publications/Concealed-Carry-Reciprocity-Agreements/Arizona-Concealed-Carry-Reciprocity-Agreement.aspx

I only mention CCW is because it would be a common place where HP ammo would be used in normal American states.