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There is one on 209 in PA between Broadheadsville and Stroudsburg. I don't remember what town it was in or what it is called as I found it by accident going from one Dunkelberger's to another. Heading North it was on the right side of the road. They had a large selection of stuff but it's in no order at all. They had a Broom Handle Mauser in a display case. I think it was $600.

I purchased a Mosin at a store in Paterson and while walking back to the car with nothing but a plastic bag covering 3/4's of the rifle crossed the street in front of a patrol car. The officer didn't bat an eye.

1. You can have a loaded magazine as long as it is in a separate container from the gun. This was discussed with the NJ State Police at the NJ SAFE conference. I leave the house in NJ with my empty holster on my belt handgun in a case magazine in a different case and once I cross the border to america I stop insert mag and put the gun in the holster and I'm on my way. 2. I have a PA range use permit. They are all over the state of PA so that is where i'm going. Length of stay has no bearing on the matter and is frankly no ones business except yours. 3. I think as long as you don't stop and get out and walk around while carrying you are OK. I go to a restaurant that is directly across the street from a school in upstate NY ( I have a NY License to Carry) and never worry about it because the school zone law does not apply to private property.

A simple knock on the door and a conversation is most likely all that is necessary.

Never had an issue either. I got several great deals. Read the listing and then read it again to be sure is all I can say.

If you want to shoot FA check this place out on 10/22, I've gone twice and had a blast. There are lots of pumpkins. plenty of rentals and a few guys shooting SAW'a and even some vintage artillery. http://www.elcrodgun.com/home-copy.shtml

No, it's a Ponzi scheme.

That's way too early for me. I was born in the 60's

Yes I was fingerprinted prior to being employed by a board of education to work as a technical director for the high school drama club. That was back in the early 90's.

Mine is 4 numbers and a letter. It was issued 4 years ago. I get plenty questions about it.

On the plus side you should be able to carry a handgun from your house to a neighbors without any fear of repercussions. Not that I would try it since that road would be considered public because "guns"

I went with Williams front and rear. http://www.ebay.com/itm/WILLIAMS-GUN-SIGHTS-FOR-RUGER-10-22-FIBER-OPTIC-SYSTEM-60213-FREE-SHIPPING-/231492281430?hash=item35e603e456:g:i20AAOSwPYZU8PkV

If he said it never happened and it happened that is not "not being completely truthful" It's flat out lying.

I agree. The only two mods I did to my take down. Oh and fiber optic sights.

This is great news. I hope Pete and the guys can pull it together and the Township plays ball. Good luck guys

If your friend is near Randolph NJ RTSP is having A firearms attorney answering questions tomorrow night 6 PM to 8 PM .

So just like NJ on a larger scale

expire?

Coming to NJ 1/1/17

That shop is closed. The owners wife shot him during a domestic dispute. Sad story as they had children. Not sure of the details but was told this a few months ago from an antique dealer in the area. A friend who lives nearby confirmed for me.

I can't tell if you're delusional or willfully ignorant. I never said I expected perfection. What I expect is that people who are wrongly put on the list have a clearly spelled out process to dispute their being on the list in a court of law in a reasonable amount of time. I said nothing more. Anything else is a figment of your imagination. I also expect the FBI or whoever to attempt to the best of their ability to keep someone on the list who clearly belongs on it. They obviously failed with the dirt bag who shot up Pulse. Perhaps if a judge had to review the files that judge may have kept him on the list. We'll never know because as it stands currently there is no accountability either way. That is the problem.

There is an obvious solution. A due process clause that requires the government to prove to a judge in a reasonable amount of time (72-96 hours) that this person belongs on the list. Failure to provide proof sale goes through. Your statement "by whatever mechanism" is ignorant. A group of people (the government) do not have the right to unilaterally decide that they have more rights than some other people. That you believe that there should be no due process clause makes you more a part of the problem than the solution. Check out these people who were placed on the watch list. http://www.dailywire.com/news/6879/these-13-people-placed-terror-watch-list-will-blow-amanda-prestigiacomo

I agree on the Range Officer. I don't own one but I rented one at RTSP and it was an excellent firearm. It's on my "to buy list" based on my experience with it.

I'm not looking for perfection I'm just looking for due process as guaranteed by the US constitution. If you want your rights to depend on some bureaucrat in a windowless room in Washington DC who may at some point decide that people with Italian sounding names should be on the list more power to you.

You can also use this http://ar15spur.com/index.html I have been to several shops that sell AR type rifles with these attached. No muzzle device not even a threaded barrel unless the protective nut is pinned and welded. Regarding Howard's comment about pistols you can bring a pistol to an NRA sanctioned match to shoot. This is written in the NYS legal code.