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JohnnyB

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  1. I mailed my Florida CCW papers on the 14th of June and their website said I was approved on the 12th of July so a little less than a month. They said 7 to 10 business days before I get the permit in the mail. NOTHING yet and tomorrow will be 10 business days. If it's not here by tomorrow, I will give them a WTF? call! So Florida is about 6 weeks from the day you send your app till you receive your permit.
  2. You probably had a spot of corrosion that picked up lead with each slug. Clean it the best you can and keep a film of high quality oil in the barrel when stored. CorrosionX or One Shot HD-Extreme are what I use. Just keep an eye out for buildup in that area now that you know it's there!
  3. Good for you! If we can shut this down quickly we may avoid the same, or worse, happening here in the PRNJ!
  4. That's my conundrum! I don't want to waste $100 that I could put to better use if things change. Which I think they will!
  5. Problem is it takes decades after the injury occurs to notice the effects!
  6. Easy, hit edit then click on "use full editor" there you can change or edit the title as well.
  7. Forget what the application says! Leave that space blank and send the check. You will get your permit in about a month. You don't even need a NJFID card and they will not contact your references!
  8. He was putting that out for others that would like to get into reloading. Not a new hobby for him for sure.
  9. From Utah website. Non-resident proof of permit. If you reside in a state that recognizes the validity of the Utah CFP or has reciprocity with Utah, you must obtain a CFP or CCW from your home state and submit a copy of it with your application for a Utah permit. For a list of reciprocal states click here. You are considered a resident of whichever state issued your ID. If your state does not recognize the Utah permit this does not apply. Since the PRNJ recognizes NO CCW but their own, you are good to go!
  10. Their sales run from Sunday through Saturday. I would assume the last day is tomorrow.
  11. The suppressor is at the end of the barrel. It is built into the rifle but it is there. No go in Jersey for sure. With what just happened in Massachusetts and surely coming soon to the PRNJ. Why would anyone buy another AR or AK knowing full well they are about to be banned with NO grandfather clause?
  12. You don't even need a FID! Just fill out the form and send $100. Just leave the spot for CCW# blank!
  13. This is what worries me! I am now wondering if it's worth spending $100. I sent for my Florida CCW thinking for sure I would need it to get NH. Now that I find you only need to fill out the form and send a check. I can think of many people I know that would qualify for the NH non resident CCW that have never touched a gun and quite a few that probably should never touch one! As far as the 3 references go, they do not ask for a phone number and apparently don't contact them at all. It will be a miracle if PA does not make a change really soon. I really don't know what to do now! Any opinions?
  14. Thanks! Even though I know PA is fully aware, kirk2022 was probably right about not rubbing their noses in it!
  15. Thanks, I did not take it as being against me personally at all! I just know that reciprocity agreements between states are written contracts requiring written notification if either side changes their rules. NH used to require any states CCW including non resident. They were sued by a group in NJ which included ANJRPC when they changed their rules to only accept a CCW from your state of residence. Since NJ is a "may issue" (MY ASS) state, but in reality is "no issue", the citizens on NJ were completely unable to qualify for a NH non resident CCW. The old rules for NH non resident were any resident or non resident CCW. The new rules, I think from 2013 state: A CCW from your state of residence only! (Jersey left out there) Since we are "may issue" A letter from your CLEO if your state does not require any CCW. Jersey left out there as well since a CCW is required for carry here. So instead of NH going back the any CCW rule, which was fine and did not exclude NJ residents. They went to "nothing required"! I just think it will be an issue!
  16. Believe me when I say I am no spring chicken either. It's not that I worry to much, I am a realist! My opinion here will have zero effect on what may or will come next from anther state! You say I worry too much yet you are worried about my post opening their eyes! Do you really believe the states don't communicate with one another? There is an agreement for reciprocity between states. I would think that PA was officially notified, by agreement, of the change in NH gun laws. Reciprocity agreements are written legal contracts between states. I would certainly think if the terms of said contract change on either side that legal notice must be given to the other party in the agreement. PA knows! the question is, what if anything will change based on that knowledge? Only time will tell!
  17. Who is more racist? White people or black people? The video here tells the truth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3PJF0YE-x4
  18. Okay, so now we know! No CCW or FID card is required. Just a check and completed form with 3 references that they don't even contact! I see PA reciprocity ending REAL soon!
  19. You can purchase long guns and take them home with you. I just got a rifle at Cabela's in Delaware. They do an online check then fill fill out a NJ COE for you.
  20. Bravo though to Lambo2936 for the nice offer!
  21. In 2014 the U.S. Supreme Court tightened the definition of a straw purchase. The law was intended to prevent a legal purchaser from acting as a middleman buying a gun for a prohibited person. SCOTUS held to the letter of the law in that the buyer, a LEO, checked "yes" on the question, "are you buying this gun for yourself?" Had he checked no, the sale could not have gone through. The fact was, he lied on the form, even though the weapon was purchased for an uncle of his was legally transferred through an FFL in the uncle's state! This is what happens when too many liberals are on the Supreme Court!
  22. That was what the NH supreme Court changed. Now any states CCW will work. They just have not updated their online form yet.
  23. Simple answer. If you have blocked magazines that can be unblocked, they were illegal to begin with since they should have been permanently altered. Disassembling with all the components to reassemble on the boat is constructive intent. You lose either way! You now have a definitive answer! If I am wrong, someone will chime in to say so.
  24. Congratulations! Welcome to a club where the dues are quite high! You will probably get bored soon and want NEED the following: A quad rail Extra Magazines Lots of ammo A nice optic A bipod A sling A rail mounted light or laser, or both! A new grip An upgraded stock Etc. Etc..... Worst of all, you will eventually find you need yet ANOTHER AR-15! And another and another..........! Welcome to the club.
  25. Yeah! My first 2 orders were without the NRA20 as well. I know how you feel.

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