JohnnyB

You have to do the NICS where the gun was shipped then go back there to pick it up once approved. The PRNJ does not make it easy to acquire a gun!

They did manage to get a very few back.

As I stated above, they could get many back if they really wanted to!

Yes Chef. It was during the Plainfield riots that they accidentally broke into the PMC and borrowed the machine guns. With about 40 rifles still missing today, they could get them back again if they offered say a $5,000 reward and no questions asked to turn them in.

I am quite certain that given Malcolm X's stature at the time that he was surely given a full auto rifle. They were not playing around during those times!

They were banned because in 1967 some friendly African Americans were conducting a peaceful protest and they accidentally entered The Plainfield Machine Company and while there, borrowed 46 fully automatic M1s and handed them out to the crowd. They forgot to give them back and most of them are still missing to this day!

Are you using extension cords to power the smoker? Try plugging it in without one.

I there any pineapple in that?

Thank you @Maksim for the shirt for the package I received! Much appreciated and I love the shirt in black!

I am ashamed to say they got me beat!

I still want Singh! Ciatterelli's wife is very fast with a foul mouth and Singh was accused of living with his parents so I think that somewhat validated a question to Ciatterelli's wife about adult children living in his home. I don't agree with how his manager went after her but he did manage to point out that she is not exactly high class with her foul mouth! Politics is a dirty game in the PRNJ and I am glad to see that Singh's crew is willing to fight!

FFl transfer always applies. If you buy it from a local NJ shop, they do not charge a transfer fee but you still pay NICS @ $16 for a handgun. Buying out of state to save tax is probably a bad idea since a $500 pistol will save you $30 on tax but you then spend $45 and up +NICS to have them do the transfer. A $2,000 gun would justify the transfer. You have to weigh it out.

I liked Singh better! Jack Ciatterelli made it clear he would allow people with dangerous occupations to get a carry permit! He will not remove justifiable need for us plain folks. He is a career politician and a RINO at best!

Did you try a 7.62x51 or a .308 round? It might like that better.

Mobil say's 5 years is the shelf life.

Absolutely no sarcasm....I will not comply, it's just that simple! I have a God given Constitutional right to bear arms and I will answer to no man!

That's your interpretation! Not mine!

It's simple......The guns in my house are always in use! I am using them at all times to defend myself and my family from a potential intrusion that could occur at any time!

You are right about the integral suppressors that are now in most BB and pellet rifles. That alone does make that rifle illegal here! If I go to PA or Delaware and see a BB or pellet pistol I like or a rifle without a sound suppressor, I buying it! It goes in my trunk and I go straight home praying all the way! @Redeye65 raz-0 was overly sarcastic IMHO, however, you must understand that NJ is a VERY confusing state where gun laws are concerned and we all tend to get impatient with newer people who ask for advice on this very complicated subject and then try to argue with us! Many of us here have MUCH more knowledge of NJ gun law than most cops and lawyers do! If you decide to gather your toys and go home, it will truly be your loss because this forum has more to offer than anywhere else in this pathetic state!

Colonial Pipeline is back in business!

This is from UPS, if to NJ from NJ, Verify the receiver has a FID card for handgun ammo. Any other state, you must look up and follow their laws. No ammo shipped to California residents, etc. It would be a lot easier to try to sell it here F2F since you are a premier member! Special Procedures for Shipping Ammunition UPS accepts for transportation such ammunition as constitutes "cartridges, small arms," as defined in 49 C.F.R. § 173.59. All other allowable ammunition shipments are accepted only on a contractual basis, and must be prepared under the rules for a fully regulated hazardous material. Ammunition cannot be shipped where it exceeds 12.7 mm (50 caliber or 0.5 inch) for rifles or handguns or 8 gauge for shotguns. The package may not exceed 66 lb. (30 kg). The shipper must comply with and must ensure that each shipment containing ammunition complies with all federal, state and local laws applicable to the shipper, recipient, and package, including, without limitation, age restrictions. Use These UPS Services for Your Ammunition Shipment In order to meet the exception for "Limited Quantity" shipments, which are not subject to the shipping paper requirements of subpart C of part 172 of 49 CFR, ammunition can only be shipped via UPS Ground, and only within the 48 contiguous United States, or via UPS Ground Intra-Oahu and Intra-Alaska. Shipments of ammunition with other UPS services must be prepared as a fully regulated hazardous material and are available only on a contractual basis.

Thanks Maks. Yes, PayPal paid on March 17, 2021.

@67gtonut @Krdshrk @Mrs. Peel Can you reach out to @Maksim for us please?

It does look nice but he is priced higher than KBB.com recommends for a 2005.