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Nope, a secretary or someone authorized to pickup mail for the recipient will sign for it. I know for the Governor they have someone who picks up mail daily not sure about the senators/assemblyman but assume it's the same.

SJSC (South Jersey Shooting Club) is great, totally worth the $250 a year and of course you can shoot your own ammo. Plus you can guest people for $15 and no hourly charge. Sorry you had to deal with those idiots

Thanks! never checked on that site before

Nice!!!

I will do a price request on here before jumping on buds, I really hate waiting for something to arrive and would rather buy it local if possible.

I've been looking at a Ruger 22/45 for some time now and Buds has them for $260 shipped: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/13153 Any cons to this rim fire pistol? I hear reassembly can be a pain but any other cons/pros?

House shopping, this is my number one priority...home 07 FFL MUST be allowed. Not saying they are stupid but if you can settle for pre (or post) samples why not? sure it's not a investment but you have access to those toys...

Yes 86.88% (1,185 votes) No 12.39% (169 votes) I don't know. 0.73% (10 votes) Total Votes: 1,364

And even if it was legal I wonder how many hotels in AC have a policy prohibiting weapons? If this is supposed to attract SJ residents it's not going to work, $200 a year plus parking? no way would anyone pay that for a pistol range.

Make sure you have a good (really good) insurance policy. I'm 10 minutes from it and didn't bother going for the grand opening, I value my car and personal safety...The one in Harrisburg is nice. I'm not paying a parking fee based on how much I spend. Park somewhere else and walk (but secure the car like Ft. Knox). End up being turned away? And they still won't ship ammo to NJ...why drive into the ghetto to grab ammo when you can shop online from somewhere else.

Just wanted to bump this, I called Wayne and got his rate. Very reasonable transfer rate I'm in the process of trying to burn a permit and I will use Bushwhacker. Thanks for the suggestion.

R&R in Somers Point, never again.

I actually thought about doing this, turn $39 into $200 with no questions asked? I would buy a few dozen used BB guns and pocket a few grand...and help get those dangerous pellet rifles off the street.

I just find it strange why he wouldn't call and find out the reason for denial. It's speculation, I'm not stating anything as fact.

So why hasn't OP called NJSP? unless he is here illegally or flat out lied on the 4473 no need to worry about calling NJSP and asking. Of course, if OP isn't holding a green card and lied he is committing a crime (lie on the 4473). I didn't tell him to do it, I suggested it. Providing he is here legally it's fine, he should know his immigration status and the FFL should have confirmed this with him before completing the 4473 and submitting NICS.

If thought if NICS is denied they need to provide a reason for denial within a certain time frame or the transfer is allowed. If he has a FPID he can legally purchase a firearm (assuming he isn't a felon and is in the US legally) face to face (FTF) even with a NICS denial. Read that sentence carefully, only if he is here legally and he is not a felon.

In the mean time you could do a FTF (face to face) purchase without the 4473 form just the NJ COE form from a private seller.

Go to imageshack.com and upload a photo of the form, copy paste it here

Well, knowing the rules/regulations is one thing...you wouldn't let someone drive without passing the MVC exam and having someone operate a radio without knowing the rules/regs/operating practices could be disastrous. When I took my Tech exam I memorized the Q&A's and once I was on the air if I questioned something (band restrictions/mode) I would glance at the band plan to double check before transmitting, I still do this and feel no shame in not remembering every band/mode restriction off hand. If you do something that isn't permissible with your license (ie out of band transmission) someone might let you know on the air or an official observer "OO" might drop you a reminder in the mail but FCC agents showing up or license suspension over occasional mistakes is unheard of. Memorize the Q&A's you are stuck on, that's how they manage to push first responders through these exams in one day (memorizing the Q&A's)...but if you are unsure about something best to reference check it before Xmitting.

Best thing to do is to print out the ARRL band plan and leave it in front of the radio.

That's a dual band (VHF and UHF) radio, out in the woods I would use the VHF band on those (simplex) as in radio to radio without a repeater. This will help you find a test location: http://www.arrl.org/find-an-amateur-radio-license-exam-session The entry level exam (Technician license) is 35 or so questions, very easy to pass and the FCC publishes the questions/answers for the test... Here is a practice test: http://hamexam.org/

https://www.njportal.com/njsp/criminalrecords/ And if anyone was wondering, here is NICS: https://www.njportal.com/NJSP/NicsVerification

PD receives the results electronically after submission, so it does speed up the process (slightly). FYI, Debit is also accepted.

4 pages of discussion, same question and many answers provided: http://forum.pafoa.org/pennsylvania-10/105107-buying-gun-pa-out-state-license.html

Nah, I'm not being a dick to 'ya...and this never ended up in 1A (when you said it would) which is surprising