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Hey... what happened to the other thread... the "GunSlayer" one? I don't see it anymore.... was it "moderated?"

And he'd certainly lose any republican support for a national election.

As expected. I'm sure Texas is next...

It was very quick for me. Then again, my local PD (the admin who handles the paperwork) knew about it. As long as you gave the correct Municipal ID to the State, and the correct receipt # to the local PD, the SB212A results should be returned directly to them.The results returned would have to match the receipt # for the correct applicant. My last round was done that way and took only 16 calendar days, start to finish. I'm not sure if the results/info are "pushed" to the PD or if they have to "pull" them from the State (I assume "pushed").

I didn't want to say it, but Yuuuup....

Here is a list of all the "Wildlife Management Areas" with maps, etc. I know the Clinton WMA has a .22 range.

Just go to this Website: NJ Fish & Wildlife - Hunter Education. The training is free, and the license is only $27.50./yr. I'm going for mine when the exam is offered next, near where I live.

Another Post Script - I "baptized" my new Para "Expert" 1911 this afternoon, using some of this ammo. Both did extremely well. No issues. The Para fires rather nicely. The Chip McCormick 10 rnd mags worked very well.

Notice the article *never* mentions the term "self-defense." It just says "Store Owner shoots Knife-wielding Robber...:" as if, somehow, the owner is guilty of something... I hope there's decent security camera footage to back up the owner, just in case an overzealous DA wants to "try their luck" with a jury....

I've always been skeptical of shipping costs, and considered them a function of "base pricing." That is, the merchant advertises a lower price to seem competitive, but makes up for it with the shipping charges, most of which are much higher than the true freight costs and bumps up the revenue collected to what the merchant actually wanted. I see this on Amazon all the time, especially where it shows you several different options for the same item and lists them by order from lowest to highest (overall) price. A $100.00 item could be priced at $49.99 but come with $50.00 in shipping, as opposed to the same item at $99.00 with free shipping. Usually, there's only pennies difference in the two prices. If I really wanted to get a good bead on the shipping costs, I'd try and get the weight and dimensions of the items (not often provided for this very reason) and price the shipment on the UPS and/or Fedex site. It's probably still cheaper for the merchant (due to bulk agreements), but it's a good enough "ball park" metric.

Yup... this just trended to the top of Yahoo. The underlying message being, I believe, "You don't need guns to defend yourself. You can use a backscratcher..."

Welcome from a *former* Bergen County resident (Englewood).

Well, the fiscal year begins 07/01, I believe. That's cutting it real close.....

Let us all truly hope that's how *he* sees it....

Well, either he's waiting until the legislature goes on vacation for the 4th of July to veto, or he's going to let it lapse and pass automatically. I would have thought that if he wanted to "sign into law," he'd have done it by now. I can't believe he hasn't made a decision yet... What, is he still waiting on the "best deal possible?" I also wonder if he's thinking that if he lets it "lapse into law" it won't have the same political effects as if he actively "signs into law..." Not from my perspective....

I'm thinking we won't hear anything until just prior to the 45-day expiration... probably the 4th of July weekend, while the legislature is on holiday. The 45 day period expires on 07/06/2014. If he doesn't veto by then, it becomes law, automatically.

Yes, I concur that the FFL and buyer should know each other and maybe have done business initially prior......

Just curious... What's the issue there? Say you're "enroute" to your FFL to pick up your gun. Could they not have the NICS done before your arrival so that you walk in, sign the 4473 and be done, rather than waiting for it while there?

Well, CC was busy today, apparently. Chris Christie courts the Religious Right. at "Faith Freedom Summit." I don't know, precisely what this means. It might mean he's still putting out feelers, but we'll see.

07/07/2014

They do, where the merchant has any presence within the State (a warehouse, an office, anything that gives the merchant "tax nexus"). That was the problem with Amazon. After several years, they finally got Amazon to build two big warehouses in the Avenel area in NJ.... which gave them instant tax nexus. Amazon now has to collect NJ tax on all items sold to NJ residents from any warehouse. But ONLY items "Sold by Amazon LLC." There are plenty of items that are "Sold by ABC company and fulfilled by Amazon" for which they do *not* collect tax. Of course, you are responsible for reporting those as "use tax" on your NJ 1040.

If that's true, then I assume his "future employment" aspirations do not include a run for the White House.... because it would never happen.

They never asked me for that (i.e. reg. with county clerk). Then again, I opened the business checking account at the same bank as my personal account, and they insisted on linking it to my personal account (two separate account numbers, but both linked together). They said they could not open a bank account solely under the corporate identity... that there had to be an individual "human" identify associated with the account... This... thanks do dear ol' Mr. Bin-Laden... At some point, i probably should close the business account and open it under a different bank, in order to keep the assets totally separate. If/when I move to FL, I would also relocate the business (I am incorporated as a "foreign" LLC there as well), and I'll switch banks at that time.

First... IANAL, so if you have any questions, I strongly urge you to consult a business lawyer to answer them. I can give you a recommendation for one, if you like. PM me. That said, if you follow all the instructions on this web site, I think a lot of your questions might be answered. I formed my LLC to gain the "corporate entity protection" it offers... "Limited Liabilty..." At the time, it seemed to me to risk exposing my personal SSN as part of the corporate entity... So I got a FEIN, and then used that to file the NJ_REG business registration certificate. I had those for almost two years before I decided that I would offer services that would be taxable. I then filed for the Sales Tax Certificate of Authority and got it almost immediately.

Yeah, my invoicing program creates PDFs which are e-mailed to my customers (and I bcc: a copy to myself). I don't send paper to anyone. So, I have that, plus the database, from which I can generate the reports I need.