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And good fertilizer

Don't forget P2P exemptions, the NJSP Lt. that received my exemption paperwork had access to model/make/cal/serial I'm sure they keep a copy of those forms.

Make sure nothing in the rental agreement prohibits firearms, some rental places are anal about this.

And good subs...and decent pizza...and good restaurants/night life in AC... Don't listen to me, I live for the food only

For hot peppers I usually buy from superhotchiles.com if I don't have seeds on hand or it's late in the season to start from seed. Nice healthy plants come USPS Priority from California. Pot them and slowly introduce them to light this takes a week or two and transplant.

No, eggplants are not nearly as expansive as pumpkins. The ones I grow usually reach 3 or 4 feet in height and I space them at about 32 inches. I use organic plan-tone, it's (IMO) one of the best fertilizers.

http://www.plantmaps.com/interactive-new-jersey-last-frost-date-map.php

They haven't gotten to my garden yet but flower beds are a different story! I cannot plant flowers without the beds being torn apart.

Don't listen to the naysayers. The Uzi is a no-go (banned by name). The AK can be neutered...no bayonet lug and pin the brake...if it's an under or side folder have it pinned. Same with the AR, if it has a flash hider get rid of it and have a brake put on and pinned/remove bayonet lug and if it has a collapsible stock get it pinned. SKS with fixed mag is perfectly legal but if it has a detachable mag it's a no-go. I have Yugo and Chinese SKS rifles from Century (stock, no compliance work needed) they are fine. No CCW, yes it's "legal" but in practice nobody is issue one in NJ. The fact that you are tax exempt is one hell of a bonus considering NJ has some of the highest property taxes in the nation.

1LtCAP, have you looked at burying a black rifle or two?

You are right, IANAL but how would the State or Feds know? I wrote in my other post that I do not condone/recommend breaking the law...but, if no registry for rifles/shotguns exists HOW would they (State/Feds) know? Edit: And if his friend has a FPID it is legal..

Know who your "friends" are.

Hang irish spring soap from a tree, or Go to a barber shop and pickup hair sweepings and put it on the ground around the fence.

Yep Big ass letters: "PERMIT TO PURCHASE A HANDGUN & FORM OF REGISTER" And: "WITHIN 5 DAYS AFTER DATE OF TRANSACTION, THE SELLER IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A COPY OF THE PERMIT TO THE FOLLOWING: WHITE COPY - NJSP, YELLOW COPY - ISSUING PD"

When I lived in Upper Township we backed the woods and the deer would destroy everything, I found from my father that fishing line kept them out of the garden. Run a few spools around stakes and when the deer would bump into the line they would turn around.

Nice selection Thanks for the tip on getting rid of tomato horn worms, luckily I've never had them on my plants but if I do I'll try this

I also have a concord grape vine in the back that is at least 50 years old and still producing, I'm thinking about making some cuttings eventually. Those scotch bonets are great peppers if you like heat but still want flavor

Anyone else on here do a yearly garden? Here is what I have planted for this season: 14 assorted tomato plants. 8 assorted egg plants. 6 Italian sweet basil plants. 6 spinach plants. 6 assorted sweet bell peppers plants. 14 assorted hot pepper plants (Italian peperoncino, Jamaican scotch bonets, Trinidad scopions, Peruvian chiles). I'll see if I can get some pics tomorrow.

Have the friend draft a rental agreement and get it notarized...you could take it a step further and get some utilities in your name (phone, cable, power, etc.). Or... Box them up and have UPS pickup the package, ship to an FFL and have the person in PA complete the 4473 and become the legal owner this way you are no longer tied to those firearms and can provide proof they were disposed of.

It's supposed to be FTF to another NJ resident only but if 1Ltcap found someone willing to draft a lease up he could claim he also resides at that address in PA and store them legally. If it was me I would just throw them in the trunk of my car and drive them to that "friends" house in PA and keep my mouth shut, if for some reason LE ever asks where it is I would say I sold it FTF to someone and lost the COE... Edit: Not recommending anyone try the later..

He died at our company office in Tuckahoe, the area is served by the Woodbine NJSP barracks and NJSP responded before the medics arrived (cardiac arrest). NJSP and the local PD (from the city he lived in) showed up in Petersburg (Upper Township) looking for the firearms, I am not sure if it was NJSP or the local PD that made it a point to find the firearms but I do know NJSP and the local PD were present. I'm sure it's faster now that everything is computerized, so they can find out who owns what and where they reside...

I remember calling a bunch and being told "no sales/transfers to the general public" as in "LE sales only"... Captain John's Gunsmith in Woodbine I remember off hand...never open to the public and no sales/transfers to the general public... Edit: Here is a list from BATFE, 395 FFL's in NJ: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JKYFL6KK9P8J:www.atf.gov/sites/default/files/assets/FOIA/FFLs/2014/December/XLS/1214-ffl-list-new-jersey.xlsx+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

Legally, he can store rifles/shotguns at a "friends house" in PA without using an FFL. With handguns he could send them himself (overnight or 2-day air) to an FFL in PA and his friend could become the legal owner...nothing illegal about that.

Yes, many of the "assault weapons" during the 1990 ban ended up in neighboring States. With rifles/shotguns no FFL is needed to move them out of State for storage but finding someone willing to store them (and not burn you, ie sell them!) is the tricky part. Not sure how it would go with handguns...