Mr.Stu

I am sad because you are making up restrictions and making your own experience worse for no reason other than you fear what a cop or prosecutor might make up for themselves. I see no benefit in anyone competing with overzealous officials to fabricate imagined laws. Whatever you think of, the chances of you coinciding with what someone else has created in their imagination is rather small, I would say. Your comparison to skipping getting a permit for construction does not follow. You are required by law to get construction permits and your example contractor is advocating breaking that law which is actually on the books - not some imagined law. A more accurate comparison would be you applying for a permit to cover the new work and including any and all previous work to be re-inspected which would then have to meet current code rather than the code in place when that construction actually occurred. You are not required to bring previous work up to code if it is being left undisturbed, but OMG! What if an overzealous inspector decides to ding you for it not meeting current code!

I am saddened by these ideas. The decades long assault on the 2nd Amendment in NJ is coming to completion if the population decide to act in an even more restrictive way than the onerous laws require. The politicians can sit back and relax, happy in the knowledge that the gun-owning public that they so despise, is fully oppressed. They will keep writing stupid laws anyway, but will be confident that they will just be accepted.

In that case Mr. Idiot, I'll take it for $3 and some shiny beads. I'll PM my address.

Are you sure it's a Mod 3? The medium is a mod 4 and the large is a mod 3. Small is a mod 5.

Are the charging handles $30 each or $30 for the pair? How much to ship to 08826?

I guess you haven't dealt with the Italians much. They take mañana to a whole new level.

Rule 1 of rendering emergency aid is ensuring your own safety. Ignoring this rule can (and did, given the huge assumption that you're right) result in you and the person you're rescuing needing to be rescued by someone else. It's just not the smart thing to do. The pickup truck driver was being a dick. The Honda driver was being a reckless dick, endangering not only himself but everybody else on that section of road that day.

Sorry, I had assumed both your Mother and you live in NJ. If you both do then what I said before stands. If you live in different States you must transfer any firearms through an FFL, handguns must be through an FFL in the State where the recipient lives and long guns can be through any FFL.

As you fall within the exemption for immediate family members you can execute your PtPP directly through the FARS portal without needing an FFL. You still need a separate permit for each handgun and you are still subject to the OGAM rules. The instructions are here: https://www.njsp.org/firearms/pdf/Person_Person_transfer_NICS_exemption.pdf ETA: the seller does not need any documentation. As your mother does not have an SBI number, leave that field blank when you get to that point.

Correct.

Either that or the car jacker is going to start shooting pre-emptively.

I heard a story from years ago. Coming out of a a place after hearing a band playing she and her friend found they had been blocked in by another car. It was unlocked and the keys were tucked in the sun visor. She found the owner's address on the registration in the glove box so drove it home for him. Her friend followed in their car and after the drop off, they drove home together. The guy must have thought he was crazy after reporting the car stolen only to find it on his own driveway when he got home.

That's a good point - if you're going to use wood for heat, get a wood moisture meter. It is invaluable in making sure the wood you plan to burn i ready. If you buy firewood, you will find not everybody who will sell it to you are really on the same page when they say it's "fully seasoned and ready to burn"

I have a Bianchi holster for my S&W 617. This one would fit your Ruger: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000N8LE5O/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1

Probably because they wanted to submit the paper form to the records offices where she used to live in another State. This is a release for your mental health history therefore goes back into the past. If you can't get a straight answer from whoever picks up the phone at your PD, ask to speak to the Chief. He should be able to give you the definitive answer.

If you live in NJ it is included in the online application. If you live in another State they need the signed paper form to submit to out of State records offices.

I bought one of these towards the end of 2020. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Summers-Heat-2000-sq-ft-Wood-Burning-Stove/999918844 It throws a lot of heat - to the point that I have to open a window or two if it's above 32F outside but when it's hot I burn no propane at all. I use the forced air system to pump the warm air from the living room around to the rest of the house. My place is approx. 1200 sq. feet. If I fill it up at 11pm and set the damper after the logs have caught, the embers will be are still hot enough at 7am to catch fresh, dry logs without messing about with trying to relight it. It is not throwing much heat by then so I'm grateful for the propane furnace kicking in just before I get out of bed. My usual propane auto-delivery is 150-180 gallons. Last delivery was 27 gal! What I particularly like about this stove is the very large window in the front. It makes for a nice feature in the living room. It also has an automatic damper so when you add fresh wood, you can set the damper to half or full closed and then rotate the handle to open it back up, held by a bi-metallic strip. When the stove gets to full heat the damper is released to whatever you had set it to so the burn slows down and doesn't overheat the stove or the chimney.

I have been using Chewy autoship for about 2 years. My girl goes through about 40lb a month and I have been getting a 50lb bag shipped each month. I now have 7 months supply on hand and the latest shipment got dropped off last Saturday. I have a longer supply for her than I do for the people in my house.

The thing is, this is business as usual for TPTB. They don't care if it gets struck down in a few years. They can change the law way faster than the courts will act. You saw a great demonstration of that when NY mooted the last case that eventually made it to SCOTUS. Unless, or until the politicians are made personally responsible for their unconstitutional actions the same story will repeat ad infinitum.

I don't know how to think illogically. Would that even be thinking?

There are a few things that don't add up here. If it was a car jacking, who was in the targeted car? It wasn't the shooter as he was in his residence. Has anyone ever heard of the perps trying to tow away the target vehicle in a car jacking? This sounds much more like regular theft with the owner not present. If those two things are true, I do not think it is a self defense situation and the shooting was not legally justified. The report says the shots were fired from inside the car owner's residence. Since when has anyone needed a carry permit inside their home?

As he was the epitome of clean living and never severely overweight (except all of his adult life), it must be Covid.

It's only weird if people like Underdog try to trade them in for different ones.

Weekend trip to Texas - I'm on my way!

For a private transfer, the recipient needs a PtPP regardless of whether they qualify for the immediate family exemption to the background check (or LEO to LEO for that matter). They are still subject the the one gun a month rule unless they file for an exception too.