JohnnyB

Arthur Kill is back!

Wow! Arkansas, Kentucky, Alaska, Georgia, Arkansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, West Virginia and Wyoming. do NOT even offer non resident permits! Arizona, Utah, Florida and Virginia do, but PA does not recognize them. You speak of misinformation and us shutting our pie holes, yet your last post was full of wrong information. Texas and New Hampshire are the only non resident permits currently honored by PA that we in the PRNJ can get. For the Texas permit, you have to go there in person. Go here for your answers. USA Carry This is great NonResidentPermits.pdf

I freaking can't believe this is happening! Why would anyone direct this question to Josh Shapiro of all people?

Luckily, a secretary most likely answered the question! Holy crap, this stuff should be common sense!

We, as I am sure you do sir, thank our lucky stars for the freedoms we have , however few that we have left in this Godforsaken state! We sometimes become alarmed when there is talk of contacting agencies for clarification who have the ability to say "he's right, let's close that loophole right now"! I am sure you can understand that. PM me if you don't know how this applies to the NH CCW.......I will explain!

I thought I was clear in my post above about why we don't contact certain people and ask certain questions. Example: Target has a $2,000.00 laptop on clearance for $1.00. A store shows 1 in stock, you call the store and ask the clerk to make sure the price is good and they have it.........You just lost it since you brought the mistake to their attention! Same effing thing here......... You have something good, then you bring it to the attention of someone who has the ability to take it away you just lost it! Eventually. you learn to keep your mouth shut!

NO NO NO! The PA AG is a very busy man with his anti gun agenda.! PLEASE do not turn his attention this way! It would be very bad for us! Call Scott Bach at NJRPC, (Gun For Hire). He did a radio show on this subject. I carry in PA often with my NH non res CCW. You are fine.

I predict they will take the case and rule on it! It may be bounced a few more times before they take it on however!

This is SUPPOSED to be a pro 2A forum, yet we completely trash, 2nd guess and piss off every 2A organization that attempts to reach out to us! Especially NJ2AS and ANJRPC. Considering how few pro 2A organizations we have, perhaps we should throw our support behind them and put our money where our mouths are! Regardless of whether we all agree of their tactics, they are on OUR side! I support NJ2AS and am now putting my money where my mouth is and joining Rosie's group. The CNJFO! We have very few friends in the PRNJ. We need to support them!

They do come here..........Then we chase them away!

My town is like yours. Two weeks for permits. Our CPD is very pro 2A and I had a long talk with the Lieutenant and I asked how the rank and file cops feel about our 2A rights. He said They are pro 2A and "they better be if they want to work here"! Gotta love it!

Anyone who knows anything about ARs knows you don't buy the other 20% of an 80% lower. You remove the other 20% to make it a 100% lower. This guy is a troll!

The concept of putting every gun and every round of ammo I have in any app, any phone, any Dropbox or even on any computer ANYWHERE scares the living shit out of me! Even though I have nothing illegal. What I have is MY BUSINESS! No tinfoil hat here but if you think your private information is friggin safe in Dropbox, or on a cell phone app, you are sadly mistaken! NOTHING accessible via the Internet is safe or private! There is (Thank God) no mandatory registration for firearms. I am sure as hell not going to give my info voluntarily!

I also love the feel of the slimmer rails. This is my favorite so far.

"is banned by NJ State Police".............. AKA THE GESTAPO!

Thanks Maks. Great stuff! The image of that dump truck will haunt me forever though! The thought of the $50 Python is also very scary!

If it were even close to cut and dry, they would have denied long ago. I really believe you are going to get it soon!

Up until a relatively short time ago, I had no records at all for most of what I have. I relied on cameras, monitored alarm system and safes to protect me. I then thought about what if? What if my systems failed, despite backups and my safe was compromised.What if suddenly all 3 of my guns were gone? I could not begin to tell the police the serial #s of all 3. That coupled with the fact that my wife and kids would have no clue of their value if I died. Just my luck they would find a thief of a gun dealer who might give them $500 for all 3 when they are really worth $600!

That part still needs to get done. I just used this fill able form from the ATF.https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/guide/personal-firearms-record-atf-p-33128 I also printed everything with detailed photos. I keep no copies on any computer.

I did the same thing. My wife and kids don't like guns much. My Son likes to joke about having to sell them when I am gone. Just in case I get hit by a bus, they now know exactly what is here and what it's worth.

In my mind it's not a "private" sale when everyone and their brother knows about it. Also, you have a P2P that you just got so it did not seem to fit in the point I was making.

Their website should be complete and MUST have. Hours Cost for transfers and NICs A feedback system where customers can rate their experience. Whether a Gunsmith is on premises Pics of the showroom. It would be nice to have, List of current inventory List of sales and specials Site updated often list of common gunsmith charges Must haves for a range, Full description and pics Rules and regulations clearly defined Policy regarding brass, reloads and rentals I threw this together quickly but will edit as I think of more.

"You can buy a 80%lower and the other 20 percent and assemble with no background check or restriction." Not true in NJ. You must be a licensed gun manufacturer to complete an 80% lower in the PRNJ. "you can sell privately to another citizen of the state no checks or bounds. That's wild to me." While no NICS check for private sales in NJ, You must have a NJFID card. A bit more than a NICS check to get that, You must complete 2 NJ COE's. Only long arms that are configured to be legal here may be sold privately. No hand guns. Sure sounds like restrictions to me! You want MORE RESTRICTIONS?

While not my first handgun. I also have a Ruger Super Redhawk .44 mag in stainless with a Leopold scope. I love that gun! Not good for CCW though!

It's early yet.....Give them a few more days.