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i was very polite, and even tried injecting some humor, which the lady actually laughed at.....so hopefully that helped a bit....

in the 30 dy rule section, only one of those links takes to a good article....the wiki one. the the middle link is dead, the third takes to a law homepage.

i'd like to think that in reality, something happening, that dealers would "lose" all of that paperwork in an unfortunate boating accident, or perhaps from an alien coming down, and taking all of that paperwork,

any chance they've had to call lindenwold yet? i can tell ya, that if i were to get my stuff by weeks end, so i don't miss out on that xd45, my ass will join them faster than you can imagine. of course, i'll end up joining anyway..........but don't tell the boss that, lololol

the rest of you guys that are stuck waiting....are you calling them often? as in....should i be too? or does that just piss them off and make them move the "noisy wheel" to the back of the line?

rather strangely, i have been stopped with no good reason. i was one of the "random" cars they chose to stop at "safety" checkpoints on a couple of occasions.......they didn't issue me any tickets, but they did choose me, due to the looks/sound of my car, and the fact that at the time i had long hair. at least that's my belief. i don't mean to sound like i'm nitpicking.....i just want to be sure that i stay within the laws....

i have no clue at all. because they can?

i applied to lindenwold pd just around christmas. i honestly don't remember the exact date. got fingerprinted jan. 7, 2013. waited till about 2 weeks ago to call. they said they saw my paperwork on the detectives desk, and it should be only a week ot two now. i called again this morning, as it was two weeks now. the lady on the phone(whos name i forgot to get) was VERY nice, and pleasant to deal with. BUT....she said the same thing. it's on the detectives desk, waiting for review, and to give him a couple weeks. i nicely asked her if there were any way that she could get him to rush mine a bit, as i've already lost a good deal on an xd45 from a guy in pa. she said there's really nothing she can do, as the detective needs to review my stuff? seriously? why or what does a small town detective need to review once the state pd, and fbi(or whoever else checks my history) has sent stuff back with the ok? this is getting really really frustrating now.

i applied to lindenwold pd just around christmas. i honestly don't remember the exact date. got fingerprinted jan. 7, 2013. waited till about 2 weeks ago to call. they said they saw my paperwork on the detectives desk, and it should be only a week ot two now. i called again this morning, as it was two weeks now. the lady on the phone(whos name i forgot to get) was VERY nice, and pleasant to deal with. BUT....she said the same thing. it's on the detectives desk, waiting for review, and to give him a couple weeks. i nicely asked her if there were any way that she could get him to rush mine a bit, as i've already lost a good deal on an xd45 from a guy in pa. she said there's really nothing she can do, as the detective needs to review my stuff? seriously? why or what does a small town detective need to review once the state pd, and fbi(or whoever else checks my history) has sent stuff back with the ok? this is getting really really frustrating now.

but....can they, or would they take a gun from somone without an fid? presuming that they showed a dl, and had nothing against them..,,,,would the long gun be taken till the fid was shown?

AAHH....perhaps that is where my misunderstanding came in. i thought that the firearms id card was also my proof to the officer on the street that i can legally own a long gun..........

but my point being.......your nosey neighbor sees you carrying your rifle out to the car as you get ready to head out to the range. she decides she's nervous, and calls the police.....aren't they going to NEED a firearms id card at that point?

nope. information is power.

SO WAIT.......my brother living in a state where no permits are required, could move back here, with whatever he owned, and doesn't even then have to apply for a permit? he can still legally possess them here, with no problems from the police? presuming they're nj compliant??

hhmm....i thought that the question meant if it had to go through an ffl to be legally here? or does he just buy it, do the coe, and he's good to go with it here?

i thought all pistol sales had to go through an ffl, and thus a nics check, whereas long guns one need only have a coe for f2f? aahh.....just saw the above post........

that only works with longguns thuogh?

done

i was at work....but i can tell ya.....my shop's only 15 minutes from camden. next time they have one there, i'm getting a couple friends, and locking the doors for an hour or so.....

LOL, that's what i meant to say, lolol.

lol.....i can think of some things you can't do in your house..............

that said, i'm constantly aware of what's going on in my neighborhood. i notice(and note make/model/color/tag number of) cars that i'm not accustomed to seeing. if i'm on my way out, i call one of my neighbors, and inform them. coming home, same thing. i note anything/everything that isn't "normal" for our neighborhood. same thing when i see people walking. i watch them to see if there's any signs of them casing any or our homes. i have a camera at the entrance of my home, and over the summer will be adding a few more, along with some sort of beeper at the front walk gate, and the driveway gate.

times are getting nasty. with things going as they are, burglers.....hell....all criminals are getting more bold.

well, technically speakling, then they should've been all over disarming them after that la officer went nuts........speaking of which.....they got aweful quiet about that lately......

would you guys think i'm paranoid if i said that i expected something like this....and feel that it was a delibret accident?