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Just got an email from Playstation Vue that NJ is making them charge sales tax starting 4/1

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You can't have any firearm transferred between residents of two different states without going through an FFL.

Good ideas, thanks. i think it is in the ball park of an ounce and I understand that it is not an ounce of pure gold.

Inherited some ugly 1970s jewelry with some 14k and 18k gold . Anyone know of an homest place to give as close to the spot value as possible? Preferably in the southern Central Jersey area but willing to travel some if it is a good place. I also have some diamonds but they have no paperwork and not sure if the same type of place would buy the diamonds. Thanks in advance!

I may be mistaken but Militec 1 makes little bottles for firearms and big bottle for engines. Same stuff. I've only used it on firearms and it seems pretty good.

Hey, just wanted to add that the longer you wait to do the surgery, assuming you have a full tear, the more involved the surgery. This is because the biceps muscle begins to scar up and is harder to pull back down. Sometimes in these case or when the distal biceps tendon is irregularly ruptured, it is necessary to use a cadaver tendon and the scar incision needs to be much longer which also requires more recovery. I do remember that whether you have a partial or full rupture, the repair is the same. And, that is, cleaning off the frayed end of a full rupture or snipping off the attached portion of the partial tear, cleaning it off and then reattaching to the forearm. Workers comp cases complicate this particular injury because they make you wait - but for this injury, waiting is not helpful.

Absolutely.

I had this injury in 2011 and had surgery within 2 weeks of the injury. Surgery was performed by a professional sports team orthopedic hand surgeon. I was doing pull ups four months after the surgery. Contact me if you have any questions or concerns

I was just looking into this as well. I am interested in laser engraving and I would rather find a local place rather than shipping my slide off to some place.

Are they covering the transfer and NICS fees? And, the $22 fee to replace the permit that you have to use?

That would be my choice. Great guarantee too. Maybe a 3 or 4?

Just a thought...even if it is perfectly legal to drive around with your rifle or shotgun in the truck with every legality covered (NJFID, unloaded, cable lock etc). It just is not a good idea because the moment you park and go into a business or whatever, you are no longer in control of that firearm. If you leave your car unattended with the firearm in the trunk and the car is stolen or broken into that would be a huge Charlie Foxtrot.

Hate to hijack with another range rumor but Cheyenne Outfitters in Robbinsville just acquired an old bowling alley in Bordentown. Hmmm...

I would love ccw in NJ but I would like to legally buy a handgun without getting my local chief of police's permission when he/she is good and ready to sign off on it and when his/her designee gets around to notifying me that my permission slip is ready for pick up which is sometimes a week after the permission slip has been signed!

If the temp goes below 50 my hands crack and bleed. I use Eucerin Original before bed and in the morning hands are healed. http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/eucerin-original-healing-soothing-repair-creme/ID=prod8061-product Also, whenever possible try to wear gloves. Mechanix Fast Fit are solid and there is no velcro to come undone when shooting.

When the PA FFL calls in the nics the rep asks what type of firearm the purchase is (rifle, shotgun etc). They do not ask for characteristics. Of course it would be up to the purchaser when transporting that evil featured AR. And technically, an evil featured AR would not be legal in NJ so the FFL would not be able to sell based upon the sale not being legal in both states. Some of the bigger chains (Cabela's, Dick's, Bass Pro, Walmart) and the FFLs along tje border know all of the NJ rules. Some of the smaller FFLs that work out of their homes think all AR15s are illegal in NJ and others do not care, it is just a riflle to them.

Federal law is: The laws of both states must be followed for long gun sales. For example, Ohio only allows out of state long arm sales to states that border Ohio. So, even though NJ would allow the sale of a long gun out of state with a NJFID, Ohio will not sell it. I have bought long guns in PA with my NJFID and did not receive and did not care about the COE. I have the receipt from the PA dealer that shows the serial # and the PA permit which is the background check.

If they were made in Mexico or Guatemala they are all the same anyway. There is one factory that processes the cotton and then they tailor the thread design and add the label.

We now know that is because the Edison Chief is out of his town in his municipal vehicle buying $5000 bicycles during work hours.

Lawmen and AT will sell to non-leo but you will not get a blue label Glock, Springfield or a sig at the leo price without id. That is Glock, Springfield and Sigs policy not the dealer. Lawment and AT have FFLs but they are also authorized LE distributors.

They cannot fire it there so they will assume it is functional. They would charge you as if it was functional if you were walking or driving around with it!

I bought a nice anniversary band for my wife at Hamilton Jewelers on Nassau Street in Princeton.

Robbinsville PD runs radar on I-195 too! I have heard NJ Troopers comment that fthey should not be there!