JerseyMak

Well, as some have pointed out, most old timers remember that pretty much every holster you could buy from the 1950's through the 1990's for revolvers, and most for autos, had exposed triggers. My first CCW job as a civilian security industry employee (1986) required double action revolvers to start, with qualifying on semi-autos coming after you were seasoned on the job. The Smith model 28 (and 19) holsters pretty much all were leather pancake style with exposed triggers. I even had a Bianchi shoulder holster for the Smiths (for winter under heavy coats) with an exposed trigger. After 40 years of working with doble action revolvers, and then autos, I have no way to overcome the muscle memory to even TRY to insert my trigger finger into the gun until it is on target.

It is a start to have the current list of manufacturers, but what if the manufacturer went out of business and is no longer licensed? But was licensed in the year YOUR gun was manufactured? How will we confirm that? I'd hate to get rid of some older shotguns and rifles just because we cannot confirm they had a licenese in 1968, or 70, or 80?

Ah, thanks so much for enlightening me....

I am not familiar with the NFA exemption process - how in the h---- does an obvious shotgun like this, with a cut-down barrel and stock get classified as exempt? Seems nonsensical to me.

I thought the minimum legal barrel length in NJ was 18"? This one is 14".

Riverside Rod & Gun Club is a private sporting club with a semi-wild commercial preserve license. It is based in Spotswood, NJ and has meetings at the Polish American Club at 66 Adirondack Ave. in Spotswood. Meetings are held the 2nd tuesday of the month at 8pm every month except July and August. The club is composed of members that engage in all forms of outdoor sports, primarily hunting and fishing. The club maintains over 400 acres between Amwell Road and Hamilton Road in Hillsborough, on which members stock game birds (usually pheasant) in season, hunt turkey and deer. At this time there are openings for new members. Interested sportsmen or women should come to the meeting at 8pm on the 2nd Tuesday of the month.