DeerSlayer

Yeah waterfowl seasons vary by region, northern, central, costal, southern. Just check the season dates for the area you hunting. Its in its own supplement booklet separate from the regular digest, (just like the turkey supplement). But its not like Bear,turkey, or deer, where you have to have permits for specific zones.

There is no rule, you can hunt ducks or geese over land. I set up for goose in cornfields often, with my lay down blind and land decoys. Ducks you probably won't have much success with over land they tend to basically stay in water or right next to it. Geese are everywhere. With your two stamps, state waterfowl, federal migratory, and a HIP#, your good to go with non toxic shot. I believe the only stipulation is you cant have any lead shot in possession while waterfowl hunting. So if your out for fall turkey as well better be using nontoxic loads for them too.

I dig the purple, nice job!

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It really makes life easier, especially without a dog.

Other than Aries Armor, not that I'm aware of. But the reason ATF gave them a hard time, was because one of the composite 80% lowers they were selling all of a sudden was deemed unsatisfactory because of a plastic insert molded in. Aries turned over all the inventory they had but refused to surrender their customer sales information. That's why the ATF raided them.

I don't have this problem, my duck blind is attached to my Jon boat.

I don't need an untraceable gun to resist.

^^^ditto. One thing in specific I learned was how not to disassemble a 1911. I also learned I really like shooting 1911's and have bought 2 since I took the class.

JFoster probably gives the same advice, since he is an NRA instructor that gives the class lol. I took my basic pistol class from him. Highly recommend everyone take it as well if your planning on obtaining any non resident permits.

Were you just asking about this on the hunting forum?

You take your relative to RTSP in Randolph. They don't require a FIDcard to handle a firearm. Why? Because there isn't a law in NJ that says they have to require it to handle a gun, and they are honest about it. Many LGS will tell you its the law. But really its just a store policy. I refuse to purchase guns from stores that enact this policy. Many places that I used to buy many guns from have lost many sales from me because of this, once I found out they had been telling me lies about state laws for all these years. When you go into three different gun stores and all of them tell you "its the law" you believe it. Who would then go research wether it was true or not? That's what pisses me off about this subject, I thought I could trust the guys from my LGS. Wonder what else they told me that wasn't true?

http://m.youtube.com/?client=mv-verizon-us#/watch?v=7ytBebmuq-c YEEEHAWWW!!!!

They are if your buying one in NJ, a P2P is required. In just about every other state they are not considered a firearm and its legal to sell to anyone 18 years of age or above.

I am going to try making this one. Gives me a good reason to get my ass in gear this week and fix my over under. One barrel isn't striking the primer heavy enough to set it off.

No, it was legally purchased where you bought it. Thats the answer to the cops question. A permit to "PURCHASE" is only to "purchase" not posses or own. No laws were broken that I'm aware of. Otherwise it would be called a "permit to posses" or "permit to own". The reason its only to purchase is because NJ is smart when it comes to circumventing the bill of rights. Requiring a permit to own or posses woud be a blatant violation of the 2nd amendment. There is no wording in the second amendment protecting purchasing a firearm. Some will argue with that statement I'm sure. Basically your right to Keep arms shall not be infringed, as long as the BB pistol was legally bought out of state I don't think there's much they could charge you with.

You may want to hunt for a used Browning gold, may be a little difficult finding one in that price range though. But better chamber options 2-3/4", 3", 3-1/2 is nice when you want it. I have the Browning Maxus awesome gun but even used is going to be more than double what your looking to spend. I would probably go with an A5 myself over an 1100. I had my fill of bad o-rings with Remingtons and won't buy anymore.

My concern wouldn't be with the scope, it would be with shoulder dislocation.

They sell them at a local sporting goods store by me. But honestly I feel they are useless. I would take a quality broad head traveling over 300fps than this thing. The hunting laws in NJ are pretty clean cut about what arrow points are legal and these don't qualify. I could get a brick of firecrackers for less and have the same effect, noise. The reason I bow hunt is more than just the challenge, its also because its silent and doesn't alert everyone in the neighborhood to what im doing in a ghile suit in a small patch of woods between a few houses (legal distance from buildings of course). To me thats the best part about bow hunting. Although I agree with the above sediment, that having these when I was a young teenager woud have been fun. We used to tape .22lr bullets to the end of a BB gun barrel, I have a friend that still has a few pieces of brass casing in his forehead.

I vote we pass legislation to ban ketchup from a hot dog as an "evil feature"! They want to have their little hot dogs with ketchup all over them, we need a bill that will Confiscate! Confiscate! Confiscate!

If you purchased it "legally" out of state, then you can bring it back is my impression. PA doesn't consider a BB pistol a firearm. So they don't need to transfer to a NJ FFL for the sale. in NJ however a PTP is required to buy a BB pistol. So why anyone would actually purchase one in NJ is beyond me. I can drive 30min to WalMart in E.Stroudsberg, or go through all the paperwork and $22 for a permit, wait a month and then pay more here than I would in PA for the same item.

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This is what I was referencing, title 23. So carrying uncased is definitely against the law. But its a civil penalty not criminal like I stated. That means your issued a summons, pay the fine and its done. But it is still a fish and game violation none the less, if your convicted of two violations within a 5 year period the penalty is loss of hunting and fishing privileges for a period of 2 years. (been there done that personally, and it was no fun) May not matter to someone who doesn't hunt or fish though.

yep I knew your not a lawyer, as you have stated previously. But you definitely have a good knowledge base for NJ firearms laws. I like to think that I do as well. But like anything else its always good to have others opinions or interpretations, especially when it comes to laws. NJ's firearms laws in particular, they can be vague and easily misunderstood even by someone with a decent intellect.

I never have these problems with references. The two that I always use both work at the same police department in my town. I asked one of them once if they actually got the letter in the mail or a phone call. He said "nope the detective that handles that yelled across the room to me if I knew you, I told him yes, he asked if i was ok and I told him yes... permits issued". Last time I applied it was 17 days from paperwork drop off to phone call "come get your permits". Moral of the story, make friends with the police in your town. Makes life easier.