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Call 911 and tell 'em you have a group of deceased Muslim extremists on the front lawn, you would be doing the world a favor.

And for anyone who still says Islam is peaceful take one look at that pic...religion of peace my ass... This should be on the front page of US Today except not many people can handle the truth.

It's the Daily Mail, they censor most images they find offensive/disturbing. I agree with you, show everyone how it is no need to pacify readers..

Muslim extremists combined with strict EU gun laws...

I order them about twice per year from overseas, biggest fear is having them seized luckily every single order has always made it except for one...ended up with a letter from US Customs and that was that. You can also get pre-embargo smokes shipped to you from dealers within the US but prices put them out of my reach. Hopefully policy will change and importation will be legal (soon)

Those No. 3 R&J tubos are calling me... Those Cohibas are also tempting me...

C&R holders are also exempt from NICS. If you have a C&R in NJ you are exempt but good luck getting one...

Or shoot up any crack houses?

W2MC, the buddipole is a great antenna for portable work. I bought mine in Dayton from the company owners (the display model when they were tearing down the exhibit) and it lasted several years. I kept it up outside for a complete year (survived Sandy) and eventually the components began to oxidize/corrode. A ham I know from UK has had one last over 6 years and is still going strong. FWIW they are not cheap but for portable work they receive nothing but praise. It's important to guide the buddipole, BTW.

Right, because the crack house in Camden selling jennings/raven/bryco crotch-rockets with the S/N drilled out also performs NICS checks and complies with State/Federal law.

The form also gives them consent to investigate not only you but family, relatives and friends and anyone else who lives in the house. Singed and dated twice, I have nothing to hide but feel as if I am living in Nazi Germany. They already have two or three copies of the 'city firearm applications' I completed in the past on file and nothing has changed, why should I need to repeat the processes time and time again? better yet, why force illegal forms in the applicants face and require they complete it or refuse to issue permits? The Lt. questioned me on my employment, how I advertise, and my income status last year. I felt this was very intrusive and outside the scope of the investigation. Apparently 'self-employed' wasn't good enough and I was required to give a more detailed description of my work which I provided. I was questioned on how I advertise (ie, do you run ads in the paper? yellow page listing?) No, I run a mail order electronics business and advertise online-only. Why should my income and employment status be taken into consideration when applying to purchase a handgun? Why should that be of concern to the Somers Point Police Dept? It shouldn't.

Just submitted another application for 3 pistol permits in Somers Point. I also handed in the old expired ones (they were already extended once). City still requires you to fill out additional forms/application which is roughly 4-5 pages which requests employer information, previous addresses, information about other tenants, military service (if any), family history, and a few other things that I can't remember off hand. Illegal? YES! Still, I filled it out. I wasn't in the mood to start a verbal argument. I just want my damn permits for the WW2 Browning GP35 I've been eyeing and maybe a .38 revolver for something different to add to my collection. I will say this, the personnel are friendly/polite and somewhat talkative. It now appears that you can stop in anytime during business hours to submit your application. Before it was by appointment (IIRC) so service/availability has improved greatly.

Why should I advertise what I do or what organizations I am affiliated with on my car/truck? same with PBA shields...cops with common sense never put them on the windshield of a personal vehicle...not everyone likes cops and not everyone likes gun owners. It's not just LE pulling you over in a car plastered with NRA emblems and possibly poking around.

Wonder how that will work out for Jared...

You might also consider writing a letter to the Chief and sending it via certified mail, this should only take a day to arrive and cost you under $5. In my experience letters sent via certified mail to Govt. officials generate timely replies.

I would keep calling, start with once or twice a week and after the two week mark start calling every other day. Remember, they are public servants and work for us (the tax-paying public) and it is part of the job. Do not feel bad for calling them and repeatedly asking until they give you a status update/answer. 63 days is beyond reason, if your references have received the letters and returned and all checks have come back you should have your FPID/P2P.

So, in other words...he received a free/all expense paid vacation for almost 6 years compliments of us tax payers. When he get's out and goes back to doing the same shit he might get another 6 year vacation out of the deal... Yeah, our justice system is backwards.

Collector / classic insurance? be careful, VERY careful! I had a hagerty and grundy policy drafted up...unless you were going to/from a car show you are SOL if someone hits you or you hit them. Also have to keep it garaged and every household member must own a vehicle titled in his/her own name. Plenty of other restrictions, too. Sure the insurance is cheap for a car driven so little but the exclusions are extensive...I remember being told you couldn't even use it to pickup something from the store a half mile away... Now if you meant classic/historic plates...be careful, some towns love pulling over cars with historic plates since NJ law says you can only use a vehicle registered as a classic/historic for "exhibition and educational purposes"...

He was, my father asked if he wanted to try it but was told no / couldn't leave cruiser behind. Times have changed I doubt that would end well today

My father was pulled over on the GSP in his 1974 trans am back in the 70's early in the AM (no traffic), had a 426 hemi bored to around 470-480 with 2 4-barrel carbs and B&M 4-speed and a lot of other work done. Was putting out close to 900 HP without N2O. With the tanks he was getting close to 1,000 HP. He got up to about 220 MPH still had plenty on pedal left and literally blew past a NJSP trooper, trooper followed him for a mile or two and couldn't even get close. He pulled over and waited for the trooper knowing they would have cars waiting ahead. That trooper was more interested in the car and what was under the hood, my father didn't even get a ticket and no, he didn't have a PBA card. I would kill to find that car and do whatever to buy it back.

Pack 'em in the body panels...oh wait, never mind. Seriously, I hate those LED bulbs. Once a year I swap all turn signals / running lights with new bulbs from RockAuto...costs me $8 and 10 minutes.

Wish they sold that, too. Talk about one-stop shopping!

Nope, I've known this person too long for them to BS me when it comes to talking shop. I know it involved a narc offense, he ended up working in detective unit for 6 or so months doing paperwork. After, He was sent back to vehicle patrol ops. and ended up with two or three complaints about civil rights violations from persons he arrested so they shoved him in the office and was stuck doing paper/computer work. You know, the ones that scream "he called me a n***er and beat me!!!" looking for attention/cash payout. I don't know what dept. you are with buy here in South Jersey local PD's bend the rules and some guys get off easy...SOME....not all.

Remember the mosin carbines? I did the "hand pick" and ended up with one hell of a rare one. I think it was due to serial/year of production that made it one of the most desirable ones, didn't like the recoil so I sold it for probably double what I paid and got a Mauser... I also bought a Finnish mosin from AIM or J&G one of those distributors when I first got my FPID. It had a nice hair trigger and unusual wood pattern/stock...to my surprise the receiver was dated pre-1898 (I think the tang was stamped "97" or "96" can't remember off hand). That was a steal. A lot of the Finnish mosins I've personally seen and handled have been built on pre-1898 receivers, a google search will confirm that a lot of those have pre-1898 receivers making them desirable as they are not federally regulated.

Just like I said on the previous page, give them no reason to pull you over and you have nothing to worry about, Of course, if for some reason you are pulled over be polite (but firm) and it can work out in your favor. Be a dick and it becomes open season. Pull over so you are angled, shut the car off, illuminate the interior of the car/cab, put keys on dash and keep hands visible. ASK before reaching to get your documents.