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You don't need a trunk in order to transport firearms (#2). And the banned/legal distinction isn't only relevant for transport (#5). I think the consensus is that you can deviate from the route or stop if you are only transporting long guns (#4)

I think all of us here are on Bloomberg's victim list...

Malfunction? You're going to have to explain that to the revolver shooters. They've probably never encountered one.

Or call and cancel the order, if the order status isn't showing 'shipped'.

As of a few minutes ago, I was able to order three bricks (different types), and the shipping stayed unchanged, at about $15 for all three. Aguila Super Colibri Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 20 Grain Lead Solid Point Box of 500 (10 Boxes of 50) <1 min ago $0.07/rd [$33.49] Flag [MidwayUSA] Aguila Interceptor Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Plated Lead Round Nose Box of 500 (10 Boxes of 50) <1 min ago $0.12/rd [$59.99] Flag [MidwayUSA] Aguila SuperExtra Ammunition 22 Long Rifle Subsonic 38 Grain Lead Hollow Point Box of 500 (10 Boxes of 50) <1 min ago $0.07/rd [$35.99] Flag [MidwayUSA] Aguila SuperExtra Ammunition 22 Long Rifle Subsonic 40 Grain Lead Round Nose Box of 500 (10 Boxes of 50) <1 min ago $0.07/rd [$33.49] Flag [MidwayUSA] Sorry-should have specified 22 LR in the thread title.

Sounds like you do. First I've heard of it.

Yep, it's there: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cops_say_new_bill_will_blind_and_GPweD7fZD6q3MTmPtu6xfI In addition to prohibiting mention of color or disability, it also prohibits use of age or gender in describing perps. The geniuses behind it, Jumaane Williams (D-Brooklyn), and Speaker Christine Quinn are going to bypass normal committee process and bring the measure directly to a vote. NY Detectives Union, among others, are mobilizing opposition to the bill.

And you need to that in advance, as it won't go through fast enough when ammo comes up for sale.

Gone

About a decade ago, my neighbor in Hunterdon county got a call from a local detective. They had a dog sitter in custody, and found my neighbor's phone number in her client list. Turns out, when the dog sitter was working for someone known to be out of state for a week or so, she would scoop up any diamond jewelry she could find in the house, and take it to an accomplice with enough expertise to swap the stones for nearly identical cubic zirconia. Then she'd replace the jewelry before the homeowner returned. My neighbor checked the one nice diamond ring she had left in the house during her trips. Yep...zirconia. (And an additional charge against the dog sitter, and a solid basis for an insurance claim).

Yes, but starting your son off with a gun that doesn't introduce a flinch = priceless. Then you can upgrade to a bigger, cheaper to feed 12 guage.

Limiting debate and refusing to listen to dissenting opinions? Who are you, a NJ assemblyman?

I still load a few boxes a week on the MEC press I bought while I was in high school.* *I've been out of high school a very long time...

I'm a big fan of Five Guys. Great burgers, and I love how they list which farm in Idaho produced the potatoes they are using in that day's fries.

Looks like this also applies to HP bullets, and not just HP ammunition, though the statute does wander a bit back and forth between use of 'bullets' and 'ammunition' in the text.

In a few months, you'll be explaining to your new shooting buddies how the NJ laws on transport, hollowpoints, AR neutering, etc work. And they won't believe a word you say... Because they won't be able to fathom that anywhere can be that crazy.

As is, it's not sufficient. With judicious application of glue and/or pins(s), I'm sure it could be made compliant--but you'd need to do that work out of state before you bring the mags in.

Arfcom had them recently (didn't check to see if they still do). $620 with BCG, and you could order them NJ compliant at that price. That might save $100 or more in NJ neutering costs, and it can ship right to your door.

Tenafly gun club should be holding their weekly Sunday evening action match.

I suspect that Bloomberg financial interests are well protected by the current scope of the proposed project.

I wasn't aware of that--good to know!

Hizzoner wants to spend $20 Billion of other people's money to build a seawall around lower Manhattan to protect against future storms, stating: "if we're going to save lives and protect the lives of communities, we're going to have to live with some new realities." Which is pretty much the same quote he uses whenever he proposes something expensive/intrusive. http://apnews.excite.com/article/20130611/DA6RNK600.html

The one day guest fee is exactly the same as the yearly membership fee...so you'd only be saving the $30 initiation fee if you don't join. I don't know if you can apply the guest fee towards membership if you join. I'm not a member; still mulling over the Easton cheap/far vs. Cherry Ridge close/expensive calculations.

Gonna need brain bleach to get that image out of my head. Gawd, that's an ugly excuse for a firearm.

I had to do a double take when you mentioned multiple salespeople discussing ammo sales policies...but I see you were referring to the folks at checkout. i've never seen anyone working the gun counter in Union, and have had many long waits trying to find someone who could. Last trip, I finally resorted to calling the store and asking to speak to someone in guns, just to get someone to come to the counter where I was standing. That's a fair bit of effort, just to be told they are out of .22.