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Sure you can, I have hi-cap mags sitting in PA just over the bridge. Not illegal BUT some dealers might not sell them to you IF they find out you are a NJ resident. Never been asked for ID when buying mags, make no mention of NJ and bring cash...never had a problem.

Thanks I'll look into using him for smith work, getting hard to find a good smith anymore.

I don't think Paul ever intends to come back here Can't blame him... PK90 was great to deal with, wish he was still in NJ and open that was just a short drive.

And that $250 pays for itself fast, nice setup and you are right I forgot to mention the 7/10/15 pistol ranges. On week days it's never too busy to find a spot on the rifle or pistol range, nice shop on site (Bangers). Being able to bring guests is also nice (2 per member) and no limit on how often you bring them.

I rough handle guns all the time, tortured a AR too...can't see how someone is going to easily crack any pistol frame or rifle receiver. Sure combat use is going to put a lot of wear and tear on a pistol but the M9's are solid pistol, the S&W might stand a chance.

600,000 M9's ..... Better supply 5,000,000 rounds of ammo min. to go with them

You will not see those M9's on the surplus market, they will likely be destroyed the same as other US Govt. small arms. Days of US Mil gun/ammo surplus is long gone, only see foreign surplus small arms being imported. Would like to see S&W win the contract, I like the M&P but the Glock stands a good chance.

Somers Point said "self-employed" was to vague and they needed to know more about my employment, bunch of BS.

I'm in the same town, did you fill out the extra form too?

SJSC is a great range, no indoor range but 300/100/50 rifle and 50/25 handgun. Welcome to the forum

That's a bold statement to make, turn in gun enthusiasts? the guy is dreaming.

NJ doesn't recognize the 2nd amendment, that's not a joke (unfortunately). Putting down "2A rights" on a form in NJ is meaningless. End of the day it comes down to the judge who reviews his application and makes a determination to grant the CCW permit. 2A rights do not apply in NJ, state law supersedes federal law when it involves firearms in NJ.

If someone who moves over $150K in cash and jewelry daily is denied a NJ CCW I doubt he would get one. Just here in Atlantic County under a dozen CCW holders, most of those are very wealthy and connected with NJ politics (family, for example). Go for it OP just don't bank on getting one, better chance of being struck by lightning.

If I were you I would find a FFL that's okay with holding 4 pistols and buy them, you and the FFL fill out the exemption form and you drop if off at the PD. I'm at the 5+ week mark but my town is slow but once that comes back (approved) you can pick them up without the wait between permits.

PK90 pointed out that yes, it could be bought non-nj compliant if the dealer is willing to transfer it (some require it be NJ compliant, since you are showing them a NJ drivers license and firearms card).

Correct, this is why I can buy a M1 carbine over the bridge but as soon as I enter NJ I'm breaking the law.

We had one that lasted much longer, from 1960 until mid 2000's in the tropics. Current one is 20 years old and is going strong

Those lights are fine, I've seen guys running them without any problems from LE or MVC in South Jersey. I have LED amber lights in the grill on my 1976 K5 Blazer, I did the install myself but everything was under $150 and they are ******* bright at night! I would not attempt to run them on-road. You COULD run amber on-road with a permit from MVC but you would need commercial tags and proof you own/work for a construction company and be on the job...other loop holes exist for that pemit FYI but local PD needs to sign off on it. Light bars (amber only), grill lights (amber only) and most flood lights are legal in NJ...running them is another story but off-road very few would care

$15-$20? South Jersey it runs $40-$100 (yes, one dealer charges $100 for a new, not used gun),

As long as the gun is NJ compliant, bring a set of NJSP forms with you (most PA dealers have them, some don't) and have it logged into the PA dealers books and logged out to you (transfered). Drive it home and enjoy.

Welcome to America...the country that prides itself on security but the fence just isn't working. Might as well just let 'em in and give them cards, socials, jobs the whole nine yards.

Sure, but in AZ I hear the illegals are arrested and sent back without doing time behind bars

I've seen a court case involving just what I described, a baseball bat someone used in self defense (the person had it in the back seat, I was a part of a jury) the guy was off the hook since it was reasonable to believe he didn't carry it to use as a weapon (no intent) but due to the circumstances it was used AFTER the other person attacked him so he acted in self defense for his life. Case dropped, guy was sent home. The other guy did time for A&B

About 8 years my father was hit in South Jersey, the guy got out giving him a hard time and punched him...my father beat the man with a hunk of pipe (including a shot to neck)...guess who saw it? a State Trooper! he stopped, arrested the man the attacked my father and let my father drive off. No BS.

A tire iron in case I break down, a baseball bat as I enjoy the sport, a hunk of pipe to fix my plumbing at home, a axe handle since the head came off in the woods. See where this is going? I don't know about you, but if someone comes at me with a knife and I beat them with one of the above items that I just happened to have in my WORK TRUCK any decent attorney could have the weapons charge dropped. So no, you WILL NOT be arrested for having these items in a car/truck the cops would need to PROVE you had INTENT to use them as a WEAPON.