Mr.Stu

I'll bring extra slugs.

Having just taken on the role of Match Director for Somerset IDPA, I don't think I can abandon IDPA too easily. I more wanted to try 3 gun for now. Maybe USPSA pistol is in my future somewhere, we'll see I guess.

I think my rifle is close enough. Do I need to join USPSA before the match? ...and 1LtCAP - I can bring extra bird shot if you need some - 12 gauge. Let me know.

If she is going to be the eventual owner, can't she go and get it herself - assuming she has a permit for you to transfer it to her already. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

All good info - thanks. I have plenty of ammo, the guns are clean and ready to go except I need to zero the new scope I just put on my rifle. I'm not sure how early I can get there on Sunday but I'll try to be early enough to help set up.

Ok. I have a pass from the wife and I have registered. What do I need to bring in terms of ammo; how many pistol and rifle rounds, how many slugs, how many buck shot and how many bird shot? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

Is there a law in NJ against brandishing? A holstered pistol and a slung rifle I could see as OK but if you're literally waving them around could you get strung up on some kind of causing a disturbance type charge? Just to add, when the weather is nicer I often choose to do my gun cleaning on my patio which is visible from the road and the trails through the woods behind my property. Never had a problem so far.

I have never shot USPSA, let alone a 3 gun. What would I need in terms of firearms and equipment? I have a variety of centerfire pistols that I use for IDPA so I'm assuming any one of them is OK. I also have an 870 and an AR with a scope and backup irons. How many mags for each do I need and what sort of shotgun ammo? Thanks for any help. Stu.

This is clearly a stupid challenge. Many of us have tried to educate you but you refuse to learn. I don't see anything further that can be done to help you. Please do everybody else a favor, though, and don't share your confused view of the NJ firearms laws - you are making things worse.

The FPID will keep you out of trouble so long as the long guns are transported as per the statute (unloaded, cased, wrapped or in the trunk) and you stay out of prohibited places (schools, post offices, etc.). You do not need a FPID if you are traveling directly from/to the range or any other exempt location.

Signatures on what? If you mean your 2 references you can use the same ones over and over but yes they will be sent letters for each set of permits you apply for. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

This is an NJ law and does not have any weight in PA. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

You are reading it incorrectly. The exemptions override the clause about the FPID card. You do not need an FPID card to possess under the exemptions. I can't quote the statutes as I'm on my tablet and cut and paste is a nightmare. - look at the stickies in the law section of this forum. You are also confused about the difference between transporting across state lines and selling to non state residents. I can take my lawfully owned guns to and from PA without going through an FFL. If I want to take possession of a long gun in another state I must use an FFL. If I want to take possession of a handgun it must go through an FFL in my home state. How do you think I manage to legally attend pistol matches in PA on a Sunday and get home the same day when NJ-NICS is closed on Sundays? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

A pellet gun is not a firearm in PA so you can transfer it there to your heart's content and break no laws. Do it in NJ without a FPID and CoE you're in trouble. I can get a pellet gun in PA and take it home. My neighbor who does not have a FPID can go to PA and get a pellet gun and take it to his home. I can't transfer it to him in NJ. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

"No FID, no exemptions" Wrong, wrong and...oh yeah utterly wrong. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

Transporting store to home - exempt Transporting range to home - exempt Transporting between home and premises owned - exempt Possession at home and premises owned - exempt What am I missing? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

What part of buying it in PA and bringing it back to NJ would make him a felon? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

This seems a little strange to me. You realize, of course, that the person you are buying from in all likelihood passed a background check to get the gun that they are now selling. Law abiding gun owners are not the problem. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

So what did they buy for you? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

I don't know about vegemite, but why bother when you can get marmite from your local stop and shop? Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

Congratulations! Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

The Judge in the Aitken case took it upon himself to make the definition of dumdum to be any bullet designed to expand more than normal. I do not know of any case following that where the definition has been cited.

Expanding, whether hollow point or not, are covered by the same NJ law. Guard Dog, Critical Duty, Critical Defense, EFMJ are all designed to expand more than a normal bullet which makes them dumdums. Dumdums are restricted exactly the same as HP. You need to observe the same exemptions for either. Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk 2

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