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Entire setup spoken for. Delta 22-540 12" x 5.9" Portable Planer with or without stand and mobile base. I bought this used, has to be 10 years ago give or take and I haven't used it other than when I first brought it home. $40 for the planer, $40 for the stationary stand, $40 for the mobile base; $100 for all of it. Mobile base is Delta 50-345, they go for $60-$70 alone without the lumber. I will not sell the stand or mobile base unless the planer goes first. Open to trades: ammo, reloading stuff, firearms (I can kick in cash), or anything else that interests me. Located in Western Monmouth Co, zip 08514. I have a pickup so delivery can be discussed based on location. I realized it was easier to remove it from the stand and dissemble the stand to get it out of the way, so it can now be easily transported in just about any vehicle.

The ignorance of some people is truly scary.

Welcome, What State is more restrictive? Even California allows CCW if you pay off the Sheriff.

@ScornDefeat

Welcome, You can certainly sell or trade them, the market is there. You can sell through this site as well. Not sure if you'd need to be a Premier (paid) Member to sell projectiles, or if they can go in the other section. No idea if you'd recoup what you spent or not. Do you want to reload? Some people enjoy it and find it a relaxing hobby. Do you do enough shooting or want to do precision shooting to justify the investment in time to reload? I'd estimate you'd need to spend another $300-$500 before you'd have what you need to reload your first round. Maybe less if you went with a handloader or found a used setup. As mentioned above it will be an effort to find what you need as well. Do you have a place to reload? I wouldn't want to reload on my kitchen table. Are you aware of the dangers of carelessness before, during and after the reloading process? You will be dealing with stuff meant to make an explosion. While they are are small amounts and perfectly safe when protocols are followed, the consequences can be severe when not. I'm not looking to deter you, just suggesting you have all of the facts first. I'm going under the assumption that if you are new enough to make the mistake you made, you are also new enough to not have a good understanding of what is involved in reloading. There are many videos and websites that go in much greater detail. There's also a wealth of experience here.

I got the email from NJ2AS this morning. They are spinning it as a major win. Unless I am missing an angle/viewpoint this is minor. Sure, it should speed things up a little bit for a FID issuance. Disappointing, but somewhat understandable.

I was thinking about that. IMO it would be up to the FFL. The FFL is not required to copy the FID, only verify the information on it as compared to the DL and notate the SBI# in the logbook. For now at least I'll be keeping mine in my wallet. Heck, Insurance cards can be digital now, and NJ has been looking at going digital with DL also. Just want I want to do... hand my cell over to a cop. Or even better a rent-a-cop or the clerk at a shop for returns, or liquor shop, waiter/waitress/barkeep, etc....

No doubt, ways around it. How many FFL want to deal with the extra steps when phones are crazy and the customers are even crazier? I'd think most people would print them. But then again I was at an FFL one day for a pickup, a "young adult" (had to be at least 21) was there to pickup a handgun. Left his P2P at home. D'OH!

Just about everything goes fast still. Primers still go the fastest from what I see. I've missed out on far more SPP than I've been able to buy. I'll refresh my wish lists, still shows OOS. Five-ten-fifteen minutes later I see an alert on Discord or Reddit. Try to buy, server is so overwhelmed I usually can't get through the ordering process before it goes OOS again. One day last week Natchez dropped all kinds of goodies within an hour. SPP, LPP, SRP, 9mm, 5.56 etc... I'm somewhat amazed the Servers came back at all.

The way I read it, the system is not needed for the FFL to access the FID. The FID Holder can screenshot, take a picture or print the FID to provide to the FFL. The e-permit for handgun purchase is the bigger problem. But, since the FFL has always needed to go through the NJ system anyway, I don't see much difference. One possible negative I see is when the FFL wants a copy of the FID and there's nothing to copy because it's just a picture on a phone.

Midway has it at 10cpr pre-shipping & tax. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/953140995?pid=753465&utm_medium=shopping&utm_source=ammo-seek&utm_campaign=753465

FIDs will be digital as well as P2P soon. Current paper FID remains valid. https://www.nj2as.org/another-nj2as-victory-nj-state-police-digitize-firearm-id-card/

The Supreme Court didn’t make any public announcements about taking or rejecting a challenge to New York State’s licensing regime for concealed carry as it released its orders from last Friday’s conference on Monday morning. Instead, it looks like the Court will hold the case over for reconsideration at this week’s conference. Source for above along with some theories on why: https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2021/03/29/waiting-game-scotus-carry-case-n42692

I didn't dig deep enough. Was it struck down because it was an EO, because it violated 5A and/or 14A, another reason or combination. Either way, I still see it as a positive.

I haven't been able to find anything on if they have announced if they will hear any of the 2A cases. Anyone else see anything?

Any win is a win. Esp with the current Administration being pushed/hinting at using EO to further restrict law abiding citizens. This case can be used as a precedent for others.

^^^This!^^^ A million times. And please, get some training no matter what you end up with.

Bummer. Thanks for the info.

Speaking of Mossberg 500, I stumbled upon them in stock in Pa, pickup only. Tempting to call and verify they'd let me buy and take procession same day. Roughly 2.5hr trip each way. The time to get there and having never shouldered one is stopping me.... for now. https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting-gear-gun-supplies/shotguns/mossberg-500-hunting-all-purpose-field-blued-12-gauge-3in-pump-shotgun-28in/p/1134161

I don't recall what Glock he was interested in. Personally, I have zero interest in a Glock after holding a few and shooting one many years ago; so I don't even try to remember their models. Likewise I can not compare recoil to a Glock. I can say that I prefer shooting my SIG P365 vs M&P Shield. They are similar in size & weight, but the minor differences in that and other engineering makes the P365 more comfortable for me; which equals better accuracy as well. The loading question was answered by someone else. That can also be solved with a Revolver as mentioned above. I agree you should at least consider one, that would also eliminate the possible difficulty of racking the slide. They are "typically" slightly heavier than a similarly sized semi-auto (aka bottom-feeders as the purists call them), which again helps with recoil. I will also echo the suggestion you take Mrs. Peel up on her offer. In addition to the other options mentioned, a Basic Handgun Class (a must-take in my opinion) typically has multiple handguns available to fondle and shoot.

Welcome. As previously stated, smaller guns have higher recoil. Also as previously eluded too, do you best to shoot any gun you're interested in first. Why are you set on a small gun? Good example: I took my friend the the Range to shoot some of my guns. He thought he wanted a Glock based on holding one, then he shot my SIG. He will now be buying a SIG, once his permit comes in and he can find one. Also, he was amazed how much greater the recoil of my P365 was compared to my P320, even after I warned him. He's roughly 6'6" 200#. If you give your general area (County or Region) someone might be able to give further guidance on where to go. Best of luck.

@Displaced Texan loves his CZ, even though he implies it gets around like a female with loose morals sometimes.

NJSP Barracks did mine, no charge. I called ahead, told them what I needed, they said no problem, stop in anytime. That was in the "Before-time" however. While I was researching, I saw Monmouth Co Sheriff offered it, but with very limited hours. Make sure whoever does it puts the address of the police office. My first card was rejected, I had an off-duty LEO do them at an NRA class. The cop put the address of the Range where the class was being run on the card, Florida rejected it over that. I paid an extra $20 I think for that pleasure.

Good reminder, I'm convinced there are still gun owners out there that don't even know about the magazine restrictions.