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Maybe the next time, after I get FID and permits. Quick Question. Are there ever "NJ FFLs" as exhibitors at these PA shows such that transfers/NICS could be done right at the show, allowing the buyer to take the weapon home, or must a legal delivery be done only within the actual state borders? It would be nice if, for example a NJ buyer (with appropriate docs/P2Ps) who saw something they liked at the show, could buy it, and then have it transferred right on site to an exhibiting NJ FFL, who could then run NICS immediately on site, and then let the buyer take delivery immediately. Assuming, of course, the weapon itself was "NJ Legal" and needed no mods... Just curious...

Apparently, this story is now "trending" on Yahoo! Short Hills Mall Shooting

If there is no security camera footage, then there should, at least, be an "artist's composite" drawing by now... This is messed up!

Same here. Got a tracking #.

Original Thread is now in the Litterbox.

Or a NC CCW...

I am also the same. I would hunt if I needed to for "food/survival," but not really for "sport." But to each, their own personal choice. I am by no means a "vegetarian." It would be totally hypocritical for me to condemn hunters and then go out and buy ribs, chicken, beef, etc. at my grocery store. But... sorry.... no meat product(s) from a vendor named "Taylor." :D

Ugggghhh.... just a "2 pointer." Are they legal? What is the minimum "pointage," if any?

Well, I'm not even 30 days in, yet, so "expected." Speaking of the Nappen book, For those considering shooting in Florida, here is the Fl equivalent book written by Mr. Nappen's Florida counterpart. Florida Firearms Law Usage and Ownership It covers all aspects, including CCW, "Stand your Ground," etc.

Any indications as to their choice of weapon? I assume either Glock or SIG (or maybe Beretta)?

Also ordered. Won't arrive before Christmas, but neither will my FID/P2Ps

Unfortunately, I'll miss you guys tomorrow. I do look forward to the next one.

I have had a slight astigmatism in the right eye due to a childhood eye injury that tore some muscle/bone and damaged the socket. Thank goodness they found one fantastic pediatric ophthalmologist, or I'd have lost that eye. Some muscular movement is restricted but I can still see out of it and am not legally "blind" in it. I guess I'll never allowed to be an ATP pilot, though. Anyway, I therefore shoot "right handed" and "left eye dominant." I did the whole "triangle" thing from NRA class. It's worked well, but I still am getting used to the pistol itself. More "Time on the Range" I guess.

I am not, but many in my townhouse complex are. So much so, that the association had to develop rules. "December Holiday" rules prohibit any decorations (especially lights) before the first Sunday in December, and after the first Sunday after new years. Traffic distraction...

I look at it this way... it's owed, whether the FFL collects it or not. Either they (FFL) do it, or the buyer *should* report it on their NJ 1040 as "use tax," as they should for any Internet or other "out of state" purchase. Do they always? Of course not. But, if the NJ Div. of Taxation were ever to audit, the buyer could be in some trouble. Fortunately, for most buyers, it would cost the state way too much money to enforce the payment of use tax via the "individual audit" method for very little reward per each tax payer (unless that payer is being audited for other reasons). So they (NJ) resort to other means. Witness the recent "enticement" of Amazon to build two big warehouses in NJ in order to create "tax nexus" and, thus, require Amazon to collect tax for anything they "sell" to NJ residents. That was a major coup for the state. Now, watch for NJ to try and force Amazon to collect tax on "partner" sales (i.e. where the item is "sold" by the partner but "fulfilled" from an Amazon fulfillment center). Currently, if the partner doesn't have tax nexus, Amazon doesn't collect it. As for firearms and FFLs, given NJ's Anti-gun mentality, I could see the Div of Taxation focusing audit efforts on the NJ FFLs, (i.e. the bigger NJ gun dealers) and requiring them to report all transfers where they didn't collect NJ tax. The state would then simply "audit" those buyers for "use tax" reporting. I'm not sure the Div. of Taxation would even have to change any laws/policies. Still not much revenue generated, but it would be a way to enforce the "anti-gun" mentality.

I guess it seems like it's "at the convenience of the department." Some want it back (for backup reasons) and some don't care. Mine wanted it back.

Quite possible. I was told to bring it back (both form and receipt). I copied the control # down before I turned the form/receipt in.

Amazing, since I believe it was a Jersey City state rep (and former LEO) that wrote the bill to "limit mags to 10 rounds." etc. etc.

I drive 1hr from where I usually stay in Florida to go to my regular range, down there. In Fl, driving long distances is SOP. I drive 2 hrs and back for BBQ! But, trust, me it's SLAMIN' GOOD BBQ! :D

Yes, you do. At least, I did. You should have received a form from the PD to take the MorphoTrak appt with the code info on it. When the Morpho Trak was done, the receipt should have been attached/stapled to that form, and you should be turning in *both* form and receipt back to the PD. The receipt will have the control number the PD has to use to access the records from the NJSP SBI.

Not sure I can make this one either... I'll try.

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I have faith that the subject/person is real. There appear to be sufficient Google references, etc. The question/concern I have is, "Who's behind the group that initiated the petition on change.org?" All it says is that the petition was created by: "Release inmate Udrija" It doesn't name a specific individual that created it. I'd like to know to whom I'd be giving my P.I.I. (name, address, email etc.), and why they want it, and what they intend to do with it, before I give it to them. I don't mean to sound harsh, but I've been the victim of one too many SPAMbots to just give it away without knowing to whom it's going.

For me, it's a moot point, because I live in a townhouse complex where lawn maintenance is "contracted." We aren't even allowed to do it. They show up once a week to mow, leaf blow, whatever needs to be done, but only during "daytime business hours." There is a strip of ground along the back of the units where various flowers/plants can be planted. We are allowed, once a year, to declare if we want the contractor to maintain that strip or if we will do it ourselves. Default is to have the contractor do it. I choose the default.

Not that it matters to me, personally, but are there stories/stats on the number of cases where a false accusation re: domestic violence was made, guns were seized, but the accused was subsequently acquitted (or charges never formally filed), but yet the guns were *not* returned, making the accused subject to this law (i.e. authorities simply wanted an excuse to "confiscate")? Point being, if an "ex" wanted to be truly nasty.... (and please note: the aforementioned statement as being "gender generic...")