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Carcano

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  1. Do not fill out any additional paperwork! it is against the law and NJSP has confirmed only NJSP approved forms may be used. This means: - Application for Firearms Purchaser Identification Card / Application to Purchase a Handgun (form: STS-033) and - Consent for Mental Health Records Search (form: SP-66) No other forms are required, employer information is not required, birth certificates or other forms of ID are not required and are all ILLEGAL to request from applicants. You must fill out STS-033 and SP-66, bring your valid NJ drivers license and make a check payable to the local Police Department (forget the amount off hand). You will also be given required to complete a background check online, you must have a credit or debit card to complete the background check. The results are forwarded to the local Police Department giving them the all clear to proceed. Police Departments used to perform the check for you but now it must be done by the applicant online, this is easy and takes 5 minutes to complete. If they demand you complete the additional paperwork or start playing games with you call the New Jersey State Police Firearms Investigation Unit at 609-882-2000 extension 2060 and someone from the Firearms Unit will set the record straight. Don't be afraid to call them in front of the local PD officer, NJSP will tell you (and them) only STS-033 and SP-66 are required and NO ADDITIONAL FORMS are needed.
  2. Great, but what about the next unlikely SOB who is caught with one? with they be sent to Trenton State Prison or will they also be given a pass?
  3. Wait...I thought BP was exempt in NJ? guess it isn't.... So a flintlock is deadly but all those raven, jennings, bryco, charter, and pheonix arms guns found on the streets are given a pass? I bet NJSP couldn't figure out how to load it if someones life depended on it.
  4. That's because the LEO's were jealous they couldn't have nice toys So if I drive a BMW and I'm under 25 = Drug Dealer or Criminal? I feel safe in my old chevy moving guns to and from the range, looks like a farm truck you would use to move Mexican day workers around the fields in these parts
  5. I have a FN FAL in factory grease, never fired hiding in PA my father bought years ago. Have a nice M1 carbine that is new and never fired (WW2 era, original military stock) also in hiding over in PA. Also have a C-96 and K98 from a family friend who's husband was in the Luftwaffe and escaped to the US during the end of the war... That Mosin and Enfield and beautiful, I would never shoot them I would suggest Classicarms or AIM or J&G and pickup a shooter...
  6. Yes, you can. It was a horrible flight, it tarnished my bright and shiny jacket...Carcano wishes to suppress those memories But Carcano charges a very reasonable street tax service fee to ensure all witnesses testify in favor of you. The meat packing plant is just up the road...
  7. Same thing with mothers against guns and all those anti-gun organizations.. I dream of attending one...and jumping out in front of a mother's vehicle and screaming how my back hurts while I pocket dial one of those $99 "we fight for you" lawyers....wait that's insurance fraud and you didn't hear it from me
  8. No no..Carcano is not stiffing you like the mob would...you take 70% and I keep 30%.... Therapy is cheap (if not free), we can get you on Obama care and find a therapist in Camden
  9. Just heard back from the local PD about my extension, no problem and very friendly about it. Public relations seems to be improving, that's a good thing for every gun owner in the town Edit: I feel bad for the lady at the local PD (officer or sectary not sure wasn't in uniform) who typed up 9 permits (6 of which she had to type the cal, mod, make, etc.) on a typewriter. Amazing how the State refuses to modernize (or better yet eliminate) the P2P requirement
  10. Craigslist...."Stripping Male Police Officer for Bachelor Parties $200 HR" that money would bulge his pocket, now that's for sure. On the news in South Jersey some guy was exposing himself to ladies outside a Wawa, walking up to the cars and pulling the complete functioning package out for all to see...he was arrested but man that was funny.
  11. I'll give you a dash cam....sue and we can split the money 70/30
  12. That's some ****** up **** !!!! And he was displaying his package to other guys....could it have been a size dispute?
  13. Someone I know did 2 exemptions, local PD called and said "He is buying XXX handgun in XXX caliber, and XXX handgun in XXX caliber". Somers Point not only pushes extra paperwork on you but they are great at double talking and questioning every applicant, goes way above and beyond the NJSP requirements. Oh and they fill out the P2P ahead of time so you can't use it for another gun, my FFL in North Jersey had never seen anything like it before. Change mind and want something else? kiss the chiefs *** and beg for another permit.
  14. Somers Point in South Jersey is the same way, playing detective and fishing for a reason to deny you. Small town PD's are a joke when it comes to FPID/P2P applications, only NJSP handles things properly (well, most of the time). Example, NJSP contacts the employer but makes NO reference to firearms and they will not ask irrelevant questions such as "why do you need a gun?" or "why X amount of handguns?". Small towns with cops on a power trip, that's our worst enemy. What if some employer and you had an argument, told each other to **** off and he/she receives that form and decides to get even with you? they could write anything and the PD would deny the FPID or P2P unless a judge says otherwise. Open to abuse, it's also a serious privacy issue. What if the employer is anti-gun, do you think they would return the form? probably end up in the trash or a lie along the lines of "danger to self and others" written on it.
  15. 1. Draconian mandatory sentencing for a) purchasing stuff without a purchase card 4 b) possession of a handgun outside of exempted locations 4 c) possession of a single round of hollow-point .22lr at Shop Rite 6 d) total lack of concealed carry, including arrests of out-of-state permit holders? 6 e) having a loaded rifle or handgun in your car 6 f) driving around with hollow point ammo in your trunk 6 2. the permitting process itself -- adults having to ask permission to buy a gun 1000 3. One gun per month 1000 4. non-existent concealed carry 1000 Why should we need permission to purchase a rifle, shotgun or handgun? why should employers be notified that you are buying a handgun (my PD discloses model, make, caliber, etc. to the employer)? Why? Why do we need special permission and the rest of free America is doing just fine with a DL or State ID and the Federal 4473 form? The NJ COE is registration, seller/dealer must keep a copy and NJSP can ask to view them at anytime. Is that not registration? is the 4473 the ATF requires for every other state not good enough?
  16. Somers Point Police Department calls the employer and tell them it's for a gun permit...every time you apply (P2P) and for the initial FPID. Funny thing is...the Lt. called the "employer" number (it's a "trap line" and I'm self-employed) and exposed his cell phone number MINUTES after I left the PD building. Called someone I know at a cell company and they confirmed the number and it's owner... Also still requiring the additional city paperwork, which asks about everyone in the house...relatives (including distant relatives)...etc.
  17. Cool, would be nice to see other hardware stores get FFL's and start doing transfers. Pre gun control act I know lot's of hardware stores sold guns and ammo...after the Federal license requirement came out seems they almost all disappeared (in NJ< at least).
  18. Just curious, where the hell is the gun counter in a True Value? Do you ask and say you are picking up and it's pulled from the back or do they have a gun/ammo display?
  19. My guess would be $25 + $15 otherwise $40 plus nics would be insane
  20. We need more hardware stores that carry the "other" hardware Our True Value drops it's FFL many years ago..
  21. $40 with NICS? easy to undercut that by $5 or $10 bucks and still profit. Of course it's a hardware store and guns/ammo are probably not going to be a primary business
  22. I've wanted something in 6.5 for a while..
  23. Too cold...liquor...store...too...far.....
  24. LMT AR in 308 with bi-pod and optic, actually looks nice would like to shoot one buy hey OP here is another contender under $2K

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