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I am so glad I bought plenty at 37.00 per thousand when I did.

I know that link pertains to Police or Law enforcement, but i do believe in following that guide where it pertains to firearms as it is likely that anyone that uses force or deadly force will be held to those standards...and I agree that we should be. Like the old saying goes..."when in Rome"

If you havent already done so, everyone who carries should read this and know it to the letter. https://www.nj.gov/oag/dcj/agguide/directives/ag-Directive-2022-4_Statewide-Vehicular-Pursuit-Policy-and-Use-of-Force-Policy-Addendum-A-Addendum-B.pdf

but he wasn't going to his home or land owned by him. He was bouncing around at different friends houses. He should have left the hollow points home until he established a residence, then he could have gone back for the hollow points. I dont agree that he should have been arrested for them, but that is the strict (too strict as that is reason he was pardoned) letter of the law that the cops followed. You cant drive around with them in your car going nowhere special. They treat them the same as handguns in this god forsaken state.

Because I have a boatload of primers at the old prices I can still reload ass kickers for about 24 cents each. When the primers run out it is sure going to be a different story. You are going to love 10mm. Good luck with your new toy.

Correct. He was NOT going to any place he could say was his home at the time. That is why they charged him because he wasn't within the exemption. Whether it was a correct decision by the cops to arrest him was moot. He was driving around going from place to place (friends houses) which is not covered. They tried to call it "moving"" but they charged him anyway. Christ they even arrested and charged a security guard for having Critical Duty rounds when it says right in the NJSP website that they are not considered hollowpoints. If it wasnt for Nappen he would still be in jail.

Welcome and good luck!

Criminal expungement is easier and cheaper than a mental health expungement. You are talking thousands from what i understand of the process. Save face and money by calling a good firearms lawyer BEFORE you apply.

You guys are missing the whole point. It is NOT legal to have it in your possession while MOVING. This is why Brian Aiken got screwed. As I said before. You can have it in your house...or to and from the range or store where you bought it.. NOWHERE else. The statute says nothing about moving. And I meant a small accident where the cops are called, and the OP states he would have a carload of stuff the movers wont take...including bullet heads. Fine if they dont see them, but if they do you are PROBABLY going to jail. I read the statute 20 times and i dont see anything about residence to residence. Somebody show me where it is. And trust me. I am moving to Florida and I am in the same predicament. Take the shortest route out of this state.

The only problem with that is say you get in a fender bender before you hit the state line...you are probably going to go to jail.

Brian Aiken got screwed because "Moving" is not part of the exemption for possessing hollow points. From a store to home, from a home to the range, I dont think much else will save you in this state.

Pick a gun range in the area that you are moving to. Print out the directions and put them in your car. If/when you ever get stopped just say you are going to that range to shoot. You are covered under the exemption if you are going to the range. Do not say you are moving.

What the hell is Scrapple? Anything like Taylor Ham?

Just received my Florida Concealed Weapons Permit after waiting less than 60 days. It is beautiful thing, laminated and ready to go. 97 bucks, good for 7 years. Democrats take notice..you have lost another taxpayer due to your incompetence and disregard of my rights.

actually, the carry permit DOES exempt you from most of the laws on carrying handguns. There are a LOT of things that you can now do if you have that permit...like carrying it LOADED is one of the main ones.

I just read a nice article about using Yelp to let people know about these signs. I think feedback on Yelp would certainly get more attention...

Those grips are real wood as they came from the factory. This finish is what is called "Hard Chrome" and it is sweet. The stock mags were 15rds.

Right now I load 8.4 gr Longshot in a new Starline case , 180gr JFN and boy do they get it done. Very accurate too. I love my Tanfoglio Stock II in 10mm.

We should make a flyer and drop them at every privately owned company and store: Dear Store Owner: Thank you for your consideration of NOT posting a "No Guns allowed" sign. As you know, people see these signs and will keep walking instead of entering. If you have no sign as you do right now, you will get all the customers you have now and quite a few new ones. Posting the sign will no doubt get you less customers. Thank you for your consideration, The Law Abiding Fellow Citizen

I agree. Let them know and we all go home.

2.25 inches

Its right off 80 past the Outlets. It is the poconos and the area is the old Mount Airy Lodge. It is all fixed up and a beautiful, small casino hotel. Rooms are nice too. Just about an hour from North Jersey. Not a bad area as it is out in the woods quite a bit.

Still have this

Still available. Mods please delete the fictitious posts from my ad.