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But you can take your Ak unloaded to a neighbors. Then load it full of 7.62 and shoot off rounds off their porch. But them handguns are the devil!

I think the lease thing on paper is a good idea. If anything hits the fan I'll have something showing why I'm there. I mean all the bills will be in my name for that house and my DL and fid will be that address and my voting will be linked to it but the lease is a smart idea. Thanks for the input!

Grandmother moved in with other family and the house is vacant. She gave me a key and said do whatever you want with it as far as renovations. She would give it to me but she has more grandkids and that wouldn't be fair. Its mortgage free and I'll be putting the gas, electric, water and so on bills in my name. Down the road she will be selling it to me but for now it will be the places I live. This way I save money without the mortgage to fix it up. I put in my notice to break my lease and moving from my apartment May 31st. Now I'm just going back and forth painting every night so its ready to move in.

Sounds almost as complicated and confusing as nj gun laws DeerSlayer. Glad that's in the past.

Hahaha nj is amazing. I'll hold off on taking my handgun with me for the nights I'm fixing things up then. But what about when I move. I know I can transport all my firearms to my new house minus that 1 box of hollow point I'll have to figure out... So then for the first 30 nights I can't touch my guns since its not my home yet? I guess with my FID I can take my long guns and carry them around unloaded. I really wish my move was not down the road but to another state. Thanks for the feedback!

I don't think a deed in your name is what is needed. Then someone that rents an apartment would not be able to have firearms. If you live at home with your parents you would not be able to own firearms. If you live with your spouse and the house is only in one's name then the other would not be able to own firearms.

Been trying to find this out but no luck. I rent an apartment and that's where I live now. I have my guns there. I'm moving in the same town into a house that I will be taking over from a family member and living there alone. I will be changing my DL to that address along with my FID with all utilities in my name. NJ law says I can carry in my home, premises or land possessed. I think I'll be fine when I move but what about now? Can I take a handgun with me to my new home for a few hours while I work on it? I been going from my apartment to the home daily to renovate things and I'm there late alone so was just wondering. Sorry if it seems like a silly question but NJ... Thanks for any feedback.

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Went to fill out Assembly 19 and it calls my Assemblyman an Assemblywoman. Not sure that's the best way to start that off. Will send out when its updated.

I did read about the Delaware resident one over on their open carry forum. A great site to visit if going to visit Delaware. Didn't know about Massachusetts though. As crazy as it maybe for them I'd still rather have to do what they do then what we have to deal with...

I got my Utah 2 days after PA killed it... I found Delaware is good with it so I been going there. Just went this weekend again. Never a issue and depending what I'm doing I'll even throw in some open carry. Definitely worth it.

We should test this out and all meet up for a unloaded long gun open carry meet.... Like Nappen says keep his card on you if you plan on driving down the road hanging it out the window. With the fid I feel comfortable making deviations or taking them to a friends house but not sure I'd leave it on my passenger seat or walk down the road with it. NJ laws are hard enough to understand and you know a cop will arrest you anyway.

This is why I said Utah permit is still good for something in PA. Any state permit regardless of reciprocity will alow you to carry a loaded firearm in your car while driving in PA. Not held to the to and from then. So while it's not good for conceal carry it's still useful in PA. I should have mentioned no go on the conceal part.

Get that Utah permit its still good for something in PA. Car carry with any states permit so no issues driving around pa open carrying. Just stay out of Philly. Delaware is better with open carry and you can in your car without a permit as long as it is visible. Like on your dash or passenger seat. Carry is off limits in state parks so find a camp ground thats not in a state park and then look into the policy of that site. Again i would look into a Utah permit as it makes things easier for both pa and del.

A friends home is not an exempt place to go to. Now maybe if you were picking him up on the way to the range it could be a necessary stop to just pick him up go to range drop him off and go right home. Adding in a overnight stay and the possibility of leaving your gun at his house doesn't sound like you would be within the law. Might be better off with a long gun and then use his hand gun at the range. That might be legal but the laws are so messed up to trap law abiding citizens who knows.

I picked up a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label. Stuff is yummy.

Was in the 1st thats why i didn't see it. Tapatalk doesn't show it. My mistake.

Well I don't keep mine in the glove box. I also don't store it in a lock box in my trunk and keep my ammo in the passenger compartment.... As a armor car driver he should probably know better and the writter should review the laws before they give some bad info. http://www.thefederalistpapers.org/second-amendment-2/nj-police-officer-hopeful-is-now-a-felon-for-carrying-a-legal-handgun-in-his-car

I have one for work when I think I may need it but never worn to the range. I was going to shore shot but stopped when everyone started shooting themselves. Last thing I need to worry about is someone wanting to take others with them. Ill be joining old bridge after the winter.

Knowing my luck she would move to Maryland/California or NYC lol.

Tell that to my ex wife just need to stay local till they get into school then im heading to pa or del so im still close enough for weekly trips to be with them but then also free.

If I didn't have 4 year old twins I'd move tomorrow.

I use to shoot my ar at shore shot but $20 for 20 rounds was nuts. Even online the prices are the same. Just buy some non frangible and find a outdoor range or a indoor that will let you. I went down to dover delaware and they let 5.56 indoors.

You can still open carry in pa just not in Philadelphia. Any permit will alow you to carry a loaded firearm in your car as you drive in pa outside of Philly. I feel your pain I got my Utah in the mail 4 days before Kane changed it. I been taking my money for my weekend getaways to delaware ever since. If I do need to travel to pa I just open carry now.

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