MauserCollector

You can be a resident in 2 states. Multiple members have posted about this. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I know lenses are important with Digital SLR cameras. Could it be a lense problem? I know nothing about film and just enough to be dangerous with Digital. I use the camera to take pictures of jobs with a true wide angle lense (not fisheye), pics of the family with regular lense, kids sports with zoom lense, and I need a macro lense for extreme close-ups of markings on firearms and edge weapons. If I am too close with my current lenses the picture is blurry and I have to move back. That's about all I can contribute. Anyone have a suggestion for a Canon Lense for taking closeup shots for selling items on eBay, GunBroker, etc. Important for lense to get closeup of markings, blade edge, bore, etc. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Found this on palawblog from Nappen's interpretation of the law so take it for what it is Moving out of New Jersey? You still must do a “Change of Address” on your NJ Firearms Purchaser ID Card within 30 days of moving to your new out-of-state residence. (Jersey issues non-resident FPICs.) You may also choose to voluntarily surrender your FPIC. Failure to take action is a crime of the 3rd Degree. Max of 5 years in NJ State Prison for non-compliance. You can be criminally charged and extradited back to NJ. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

SAF was part of the Muller suit that became Drake. Are they involved this time around? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Exactly. Heller in the end cost $1.1M almost exactly 3 years salary. Yet we should all keep donating time and money to fund lawsuits. Even though they won't file the lawsuits that can win and make a difference. They have had 28 years to file lawsuits. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

One thing to think about is if the right lawsuits are filed Scott Bach is out $350k a year. Also makes you wonder why cures for cancer are repressed. If cancer was actually cured how many would be out millions? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I know for a fact they have had decades and filed nothing except CCW suits that all ended the same. It would take at least a half a dozen lawsuits. I can read into Cheeseman having to crowd fund and them not promoting his suit as they aren't backing him. Yes money is needed. New 2A group whose sole purpose is lawsuits is needed. What ever happened to the guy before Rubian with NJ2AS? Its been a couple weeks since they posted anything. Last post promised lawsuits. I guess we will see. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

To answer your question again. Yes I have donated money to both CNJFO and Mark Cheeseman go fund me directly. I am a forced member of the NRA. I am happy with them nationally. ANJRPC has filed an injunction for the magazines. I am happy about that. Their CCW lawsuit I am not as thrilled about, because they had a good one with Pantano and didn't support it. There are plenty of other lawsuits that can and should be filed. I tried contacting SAF and GOA multiple times and it seems they don't have any interest in NJ. Though they did file an injunction in Illinois. 2A Groups are supposed to be the ones we donate money to and with all that money they file the lawsuits. If they are not filing lawsuits why exactly are we donating money? Yes Cheeseman went his own route. That is great that he has the time and some of the resources to do so. Yet he is doing so with little support from ANJRPC. Anthony and Scott Bach made personal donations, but there is not even a mention of the suit last time I checked ANJRPC website. As of now the only one getting my money in this state is CNJFO, and I don't expect them to file lawsuits. They don't have the coffers that ANJRPC does. I noticed NJ2AS has been quiet lately. Curious as to why. Those other suits did not start with one ticked off American they were funded by different groups and individuals. Masterpiece Cake had ADF (Alliance Defending Freedom) footing the bill. Heller was funded by attorneys Alan Gura and Clark Neilly, and Robert Levy of the CATO Institute. They sued for $3.5M of which $3.1M in attorney fees after they won and were awarded $1.1M of which $840,000 was attorney fees. The attorneys will asking for $589/hr they got $159/hr. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

IMO ANJRPC is following the same failed strategy. A CCW lawsuit here and there is not going to cut it. At least there is the magazine restriction injunction, but where are the injunctions for the other laws that were passed? Where are the other lawsuits for existing laws? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Common carrier is exempt under interstate commerce. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

True NJ definition does differ from federal. When and how did the no shipping to door start? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thank you for sharing. Great job guys. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Only need FPID to buy handgun ammo. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Yes according to NJ law the way it is written you would. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Not according to the new law if you are buying from another FFL03 and it is C&R and you have a PTP no FFL01 or NICS needed starting October 1 Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

NJ doesnt recognize Antique Handguns and Antique Longguns shipped directly to your house. Pickup in or out of state and bring home no paperwork or FID needed for antique Long gun. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk Yes with FFL03 if you are buying C&R firearm or in half the states if you are a resident and have a CCW License. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I agree about Suarez and Christiano (I hate referring to him as Ronaldo, Ronaldo was a Superstar from Brazil) being cry babies. However I don't think Brazil can beat Belgium or England or even Uruguay. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Two of the best players in the world are heading home. France had a young star emerge. Uruguay is looking good. Having 3 of the top 12 goal scorers in the world is working. Still have Brazil, England, or Belgium to get past to win it all. Tomorrow I will root for Spain and Denmark. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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Doesn't have to be a friend or 03 out of state, was just thinking of an example how I can now go to his house and buy from his collection legally and bring back with me. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I was debating about mailing it in. I changed my position on needing PTP while physically out of state. NICS isn't required in every state if certain other variables are met such as having a CCW. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

ATF can not demand a physical inspection. They only inspect books and this can be done at their office or neutral location. They can only inspect house aka actual firearms with warrant. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I wonder which NJ Dem donor is a collector? Between the clear recognition of FFL03 and over 10 round exemption for certain rare rifles it's almost as if the law was written to protect someone's interests. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes the P2P has been around for awhile, but reading through the new law I think out of state a NJ FFL03 is governed by Federal law. So you should be able to purchase and bring back just as a dual resident can. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I think I agree. If dual resident is exempt so should FFL03 when purchasing FTF in another state. Only if shipped to NJ would PTP come into play. So I would say yes I can use my FFL03 to buy a handgun in PA from my friend who is also a FFL03. http://www.njiat.com/media/Out-Of-State%20Purchase--dual%20residency.pdf Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk