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Gotta be hard, this will probably haunt the kid for a long time.

It looks bad and draws negative attention to all gun owners, it's sad but it was an accident.

Somers Point NJ: - PD requires additional forms (several pages) and additional references for both FID and P2P. Must list everyone in household and any household criminal history plus name/date of birth/last addresses/etc. for all household members. I think it also asked if any relative was convicted of a crime. - PD requires you to waive all rights and agree to an investigation. - PD requires detailed employer information, contacts employer. Self-employment is "too vague" and requires additional information and questioned how I "advertise". - PD asks why you need a P2P - Difficult to get them on the phone, usually goes to voice mail. Oh and the Lt. in charge of FID/P2P applications called my FFL dealer and asked if my P64's, Tokarev's and Smith and Wesson pistols were "assault weapons" as he "wasn't a gun guy".

Sad.. Now the anti-gunners will have something else to brag about

Well at least you can buy a cheap Jennings or Raven 25 auto in the wal-mart parking lot..rob the nearest gas station and buy a better pistol???

That makes too much sense for the IDIOTS in this State. But in AZ you can buy a pistol face to face with a drivers license in the parking lot of a gas station...right?

I was leaning towards. So the PD issues the permit and completes the extension at the same time (180 days instead of 90).

One of those rounds where it's better to just buy factory loads. Even if he got the cost down the time spent to load 1,000 rounds isn't worth it IMO. OP if you decide to do it go ahead but might be better off just buying a case or two of factory ammo.

Understood, you are lucky Now get some evil AR's, AK's and assault pistols

No, and those HK's are not mall-ninja at all

OoooOOOOOO - Look! A smiley mall-ninja!

99% chance the OP will be fine but that 1% chance of being caught is still a very real risk. Having a non-compliant upper or parts laying around looks bad. Technically it should be compliant beforehand if you are trying to stay 100% legal with no risks attached, of course you could ship it to https://www.adcofirearms.com/ and have them pin it for you.

Someone always rains on the parade. I have never shot a match at SJSC but shoot at the range regularly and it's a nice place.

Isn't that the range back near the archery setup?

Had the ATF come knocking last year, nice people given the circumstances. Just wanted to put that out as many have no idea of this requirement, but in the great state of Texas you can drive to a shop down the street and buy a second..and third...and forth with no additional forms.

Not so fast, dealer needs to submit to the ATF a multiple purchase form and it's common for ATF to show up at your house...

EHT? 10 minutes from me and you get permits that are valid for 180 DAYS? I better move to EHT while the getting is good I can't find anything from NJSP which would indicate permits are now valid for 180 DAYS so curious if they signed off on the extension when the issued the permits or if this is something new.

Believe I remember seeing one at Legend Firearms in Marlboro last week. Not sure if it was a transfer or inventory

I wonder why shops do not openly advertise the fact that you can have NICS done before you arrive to complete the 4473 and NJ forms? One shop had me send my info over and submit the NICS request, I picked up a few days later and dated the second page on the 4473 with the date the NICS check came back approved.

PTR91 or FAL are both good choices. I have owned 3 PTR91 rifles with various barrel lengths in various configurations and it's a good all around 308 battle rifle. Built well (very durable), accurate and manageable recoil (aftermarket buffers exist). The NJ legal FAL clone made by DSA is also well built, durable and accurate. HK magazines are easy to get (cheap) and not hard to pin down to 15 or 10 rounds. FAL mags can be a little tricky. Both can be had for under $2K.

Another NJ screw up, how could they forget to write the SBI number on it? I can't blame him I wouldn't buy anything ever again after an experience like that

That's great news

80-6 meter dipole: http://www.ebay.com/itm/OCF-80-6-Meter-Dipole-Antenna-200-Watt-Windom-/251764102566?pt=US_Radio_Comm_Antennas&hash=item3a9e4f55a6 20 amp DC power supply: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASTRON-RS-20A-REGULATED-DC-POWER-SUPPLY-for-2-Way-Radio-20-ICS-AMPS-/221624341316?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3399d71344 MFJ 949D antenna tuner $75: http://www.ebay.com/itm/MFJ-VERSA-TUNER-II-Model-MFJ-949D-/251759664195?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a9e0b9c43 $0.89 per foot for RG213 coax: http://www.dxengineering.com/search/product-line/dx-engineering-rg-213-u-50-ohm-bulk-coaxial-cable

That's a nice Alinco brand radio, I have owned some Alinco equipment and it's well made. Here is a review: www.eham.net/reviews/detail/8897 77 reviews and it's a 4.3/5 For the price that's a good deal for a brand new transceiver, it covers 160-10 meters so it covers HF and has SSB (single side band, upper and lower sideband) AM FM and CW. All in all that's a great radio, with the Tech license you can work 10 meters on it and until you get the General license you can listen to the HF bands and shortwave EDIT: To go with it you might look into a used antenna tuner, under $100 for a used MFJ Tuner on ebay. Will also need a power supply so another $65-$100 and the coax cable plus antenna ($150-$200 for 100 feet of RG213 coax and the dipole antenna). You could be up and running for a little over $800 if you shop around for the tuner, coax, antenna and power supply

Next time you go pistol shopping do the exemption, turn around is fast with no OGAM.