DeerSlayer

The feeling is mutual, besides you're as big a Devils fan as me, your into guns, & the father of my favorite niece, what's not to love?

Can't blame you for that.

They're like my children lol. InFamous is my x-brother-in-law. I may part with one for him. I got rid of most of what I don't want from my Mosin Safe. At one time I bought a crate of 20 for $1,100. I miss those days.

You do know I have about 25 of these. What do you want? M44? Or 91/30?

Apparently even the bears in Russia drink Vodka! http://os.care2.com/all/alcoholic-russian-bears-may-finally-get-the-treatment-they-need#1

^^^Nice rifle Comrade!

Good plan since I ordered them already! Lol...

I have seen guys at the range put latches and pad locks on them. Probably because they're afraid to transport ammo unlocked. I throw boxes of ammo on my passenger seat and go lol.

If my VP9 had a Vagina I would make love to it

Should be. But about 8 years ago I bought a Gamo whisper at Ramsey Outdoors, they were illegal here then but no one really knew that at the time. It wasn't until the state opened the air rifle hunting season a couple years ago, that they addressed the silenced air rifles as being assault firearms. (In a similar fashion to the way the ATF gave an opinion on the Sig arm brace, everyone wrote letters to fish and game and the State Police. They then decided silenced air rifles were the same as a silencer on an AR.) Mine took a UPS ride to my cousin in AZ, when the state police announced their view of them. Pretty sure all the NJ FFL'S know they're illegal, after the state police sent out the letter.

Your right though, it's a smart idea to have a card. At least you can stop for a sandwich or take a leak with a FPID card while transporting a long gun that way. Otherwise it's to and from home to range, to and from home & place of business (you own), to and from home & range, gun store, or gun smith, and to and from home to legal place of hunting.

You're going to have to do a little research on that. But any model that claims to have a silencing device built in is illegal here.

Within exemptions yes he can.

Purchased legally out of state, transported back to NJ legally, possessed within the state exemptions, what law is being broken? Show me the case with the guilty verdict for this please.

How big/old is your son? They make some shorter stock/forearm models for kids. Your going to have to go to PA to buy without your NJ FPID. Any Crossman, Beman, Gamo, or Daisy without a silencer are all good choices for plinking in NJ.

Almost all body shops have relationships with mobile glass installers. They bring your vehicle in the garage where it's warm and the glass guys show up and change the broken window. Usually cheaper than Safelite, they're the most expensive out there. I've used Safelite before, they do a good job, but I don't use them unless the insurance company is paying. They wanted $360 to do my pickup windshield. Roxbury auto wreckers had a guy show up and install a brand new piece of glass not used, for $175. Fourth windshield in that truck since I bought it in 05. I learned their game on window #2.

Anything without a silencer is legal to own. Do you plan to hunt with it? Small game season here allows pellet rifles for rabbit and squirrel. If so it has to shoot at a minimum of 600 FPS. No smaller than .177 no larger than .22 caliber. I grew up with a Crossman 2100. http://www.crosman.com/classic-2100-177

Lol, drunken Russians make some cool stuff. I mean the only thing to do there 9 months of the year is drink Vodka...

Yep, I'm cool with that.

I'm hopeful someone besides CTD sells them someday. Maybe I'll buy one then, or a used one possibly. There was a UTS on NJhunter yesterday for $750. I don't really like the way they feel compared to the KSG.

I saw that! Great site, thanks for turning me on to it.

I would like some of these too. I'm In Sussex County if anyone up north wants to split an order.

Well that's one way to stick it to the Federal Government and get away with it! I envy that ability!

If you're barrel is threaded a bolt on brake isn't going to satisfy the "permanently affixed" requirement set forth by the state. Unless you cut the threads off the barrel and have it crowned. Or weld the bolt on brake on to your barrel. If you don't have threads a bolt on brake is g2g. But I agree they are a bit cheesy.