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You can't have 18 round mags in NJ, unfortunately. But...you can have the dealer pin/block the mags to 15 rounds or less. Check with the dealer first not all offer this service, if they will not block them see if they will ship it without mags and offer a discount since you get buy blocked mags for that CZ online.

Yes but most would simply say to the clerk or merchant it's for a long gun. I remember buying 9mm ammo for a carbine a year or so ago, the box had "9mm carbine only" stamped on it but it was the same bullet weight and load as the handgun ammo sitting next to it on the shelf

No, not true. FID is needed for handgun ammunition only, some ammo (22lr and 45lc) can be used in both pistols and rifles but as long as you tell the store or merchant it''s for use in a rifle no FID is needed. All that may be required (in-store) is a drivers license for shotgun and rifle ammo but most stores never carded me when buying it. Online merchants have asked for my FPID before, others have not. They fear NJSP might come after them considering how complex are gun laws in NJ are.

It's possible the attendant saved the card data and cloned the card, cloning is when you write the card data to a blank card with a card writer... You can even purchase blank Amex, Master and Visa card blank along with the embosser (to emboss the cards with raised numbers) on the dark web.

They are sold on the dark web as credit card dumps, $5 for 100...that's card number with CCV and matching name/address. This is why I NEVER EVER let the attendant take my card while in the truck or let some cashier manually swipe it. It's known that cashiers setup a reader under the counter and offer to run the card for you (instead of you running the card yourself on the terminal/signing it).

The Jamaicans love/hate them, most want the Colt M16's back.... Holy s**t I laughed at the mag loaded backwards! the fliers/brochure were given out at shot show and someone noticed the mags were loaded BACKWARDS and pulled them. You would think someone would check BEFORE arriving, right? The good thing is we have small US based companies picking up were HK stopped, I have a G3KA4 semi auto in NJ by Vector Arms with a brake to bring the barrel to 16.5 inches and fixed stock...get over to PA and do a Form 1, remove the brake and put the para stock on it. HK hates civilians, they have no problem supplying countries with arms embargoes and dictators but it's too much for them to setup civilian tooling again.

That's the attitude you want, do not depend on any conviction rather protect yourself. Run a credit report every month or so and look for anything unusual (new inquires, new credit card accounts or other lines of credit) not sure if you put a freeze on your credit report but you can by calling/faxing all three credit bureaus and setup a pin number to unblock them in the future. Edit: your wife said they can't pull statements with a social, that's not true...if you have my social, dob and mothers maiden name you can pull a credit report showing my balances.

Remember on the previous page I asked how they obtained your information? This really isn't a scam, this is identity theft. Big difference. Chances are no arrests will result from this as the people you spoke to might not even be within the United States, and if they are producing credit reports (you said the caller discussed available credit on accounts) they likely know how to stay one step ahead of the law. You need to figure out how they obtained this information, did you apply for any loans or credit within the last 6 months? store cards?

Not sure on a 2 line setup I think you would need two of the call blockers (one for each line). Give them a call this week, good customer service for a relatively small company Edit: Are you on a PBX (ie, do you have internal/external phone extensions?)

Here is a vid on that call blocker for anyone wondering how it works/setup and install:

Good choice they work very well With cell phones it's the same here, if someone needs to get in touch with me they call the cell before the home or work phone..

ROLMFAO! I've played with them a bit, I use to forward them (the callers) to the state police barracks number.

It will work with Comcast, you use the up and down arrows to find the number that just called and hit "block"...you can also hit the program button on the call blocker and pickup the phone and manually key in the phone number to block. Works well, I bought one last year for one line and worked well enough to buy additional ones for the other lines.

Maybe you posted it?? can't remember where I read about the out of state trust, if I can get one property to sell I'll be in the market for a MAC ....Ammo isn't cheap though ...

The big question is...how did they obtain your card information? I'm assuming they have your SSN and DOB, too, for them to pull balance details for the accounts. Looks more like identity theft, if they have your social might consider contacting social security and having it changed (I think up to 10 new numbers can be generated for a person?).

I have one of these on all three land line phone: http://www.digitone.com/ I have it set to block all area codes and private numbers except for 609, 856, etc. can be programmed to block entire area codes/exchanges/numbers best $100 I ever spent.

The thing is...they spoof the numbers used to call you (when you call back it's disconnected or a legitimate business) so no way to shut them down, same as the IRS scam that's been targeting people. OP: I hope you put a freeze on your file with the 3 major bureaus.

I doubt NJSP will help, probably have to start from scratch just like everyone else... And you need new P2P's...

It's probably worth pointing out that while getting the MG permit from the State of NJ is next to impossible, you can open up a trust over in PA and have a secure place to store them...the trust owns the NFA weapons so no law enforcement sign off and you can drive over the bridge to shoot them.

Real nice transferable one just sold for $13K, I know that sounds like a lot but I tell people to think of it this way... Shoot it, maintain it and it will continue to go up in value. You can never overpay for a FA that's transferable, if you paid too much for it you bought it early and will get that back out of it in the next 10-15 years. No more can be made, what's registered is all that will ever exist (legally ) Still I'm digging the M2 carbines I've seen for sale...and the MAC 10 and 11 SMG's ($4-$5K on gunbroker).

Too bad we can't manufacture new open bolt guns I would settle for a closed bolt semi-auto,

So I can have MP40 mags in NJ? No semi auto version in 9x19 exists that I know of. Can you point to anything in the law? IMA probably won't ship them to me even if they are legal...

So it looks like you guys are making progress, NJSP told you to contact them with the required information so they can arrange for the firearms to be returned to you. Hope all works out well for you guys.

I like the setup BUT... You really, really need a small backstop even with the distance you mentioned I would never shoot a 22 (and certainly not a 45) without a backstop. Get a truck of cheap fill for a backstop, a small dump truck of fill would prevent any chance (while slim) of a round leaving your property. Can do this for $400 or so and you will have a decent little back stop. Nice property BTW, miss living like that

I'm sure someone at NJSP has a relative or two licensed by the State and ATF to conduct those transfers