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Those cartridges in OP are designed to be used in a blank firing pistol like the Walther P99 in 9mm P.A. Gas pistols have been popular in Germany for carry due to their laws. They can be illegally converted to fire live .380 ammo. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

In the second link guy talks about his sister's 2000. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This is true that the court must rule to make it official, but if a law is never argued Unconstitutional, the court will never rule it to be Unconstitutional. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Mercedes had a recent recall for newer vehicles for sudden airbag deployment https://www.carcomplaints.com/news/2018/mercedes-benz-airbag-lawsuit.shtml And it has happened to others with your vehicle year. http://www.benzworld.org/forums/mb-safety-testimonials/1405299-mb-airbag-deployment.html That is scary glad you are ok. I would get on the phone with Mercedes and get something out of it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Actually I was right, but that is beside the point.. Yes a law can be Unconstitutional before it is ruled on by a court. The court makes it official and is supposed to overturn the law if it is Unconstitutional. You can have laws that are ruled Unconstitutional in one appellate division and Constitutional in another. Referred to as a Circuit Split. That is then when SCOTUS is supposed to step in. We have that situation right now regarding the carrying of fireamrs. SCOTUS will have to take the issue on. I believe the 7th Circuit is correct and the same ruling should apply to NJ's Unconstitutional Concealed Carry laws, because even though NJ claims to be a may issue state in reality it is a no issue state except for former law enforcement and the party elites. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It's NJ nothing is that easy. Still need PTP to get a handgun but don't need the additional NICS check for C&R handgun, and you don't need a FFL01 to transfer, but only between two FFL03. CMP probably won't ship still because they still need to fill out a COE. Out of state sellers likely won't want to fill out NJ's registration paperwork for handguns, so it probably won't matter much, but the way I read it you can have it shipped to house. Longguns also shipped to your house. Also can pick up out of state. Automatic exemption from OGAM. FFL03 is Federal so it does transfer. I believe you just need to fill out a change of address. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

And in 1986 not even half the states didn't allow any carry unless you were politically connected. 2 years ago there was 1 Constitutional Carry State. Point is your statement was I will get nowhere selling to most States including gun friendly. I don't have to sell anything they are freely buying. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

In 1986 there was 26 May Issue States, 16 No Issue States, and 1 Constitutional Carry State. Today there are 8 May Issue States (in reality 3 No Issue), 0 No Issue, and 13 Constitutional Carry. Constitutional Carry is growing outside the Communist held states. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

That is not correct either. Oklahoma recently passed Constitutional Carry but the Governor Vetoed while they were out of session but they have enough to override the veto and may add a special session. If not Governor is Term Limited this year. So expect it in 2019. Also look for Texas, Georgia, and Nebraska. Also a good chance for Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Nevada. If they get the one scumbag Republican out in South Carolina, who keeps tabling bills to protect his concealed carry course business, it will be the law there too. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Just another example of why this state is doomed to be Anti unless SCOTUS intervenes. Too many blame the tool. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Well there are 13 states that agree last I checked Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Nothing should be taken without due process. There are no penalties for file a false restraining order. In my situation the bitch made up a completely fabricated story. I hadn't answered her calls for 2 weeks. In the end no charges were filed against her and I was only granted half my legal fees. Fast forward to today. Hypothetically I have a large collection of firearms. Many are irreplaceable. Hypothetically my wife decides to file for divorce and scumbag divorce attorney says get him out of the house it will make our case for you getting the house stronger. She files a TRO. Police show up and take my collection. They aren't showing up with 150 Pelican Hard Cases. They are grabbing them by the arm full and putting them in their trunks. Then they bring them to county property room and throw them in the pile. 2 weeks later I get my day in court and restraining order is lifted. Judge gives her a stern warning about abusing the system. Judge recommends I stay out of the home til divorce is finalized. I then have to appeal to get my firearms back. Next judge says when the divorce is finalized I will rule on this. Months go by and divorce is finalized. This whole time though some other poor schmucks have gone through the same thing. Their firearms were thrown on top of mine. By the time I finally get them back I have dented, scratched, and cracked stocks. What can I do about it? Absolutely nothing unless I can prove gross negligence or intentional damage. Thankfully my firearms insurance covers this situation because it has become so common place, but I don't wish to test the coverage. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I agree TRO should have no bearing on firearms ownership or right to purchase, however that is not the case. Thus why I fought to make sure a judge ruled in my favor and everything was sealed. I remember bitch cop in Marlboro telling me don't worry about it she dropped it, and my response was arrest her for filing false report or destroy the file. They refused to arrest her and said they gave her a stern talking to and told her if she ever did it again she would be arrested. I knew they weren't going to destroy the file so taking it to court was the only option. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Read it closer. I said really just me meaning he only has one Milsurp Collecting Customer. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk If you remember the POS name call him up and throw it in his face that the new law specifically allows FFL03 to purchase with no NICS check to boot. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just because there are laws regulating carry or the lack there of doesn't make the laws right or Constitutional. The only Constitutional Laws are Permitless without regulation carry otherwise known as Constitutional Carry. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'm glad to read there are some who would have called the customer. Not maybe would have called the customer, or taken the stance of he should know better. Mistakes happen. Especially if you have ever lived in a free state. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

As long as you aren't constantly flipping firearms they won't bother you. You are allowed to buy a collection of say 100 rifles and then pick out the 10 you need and sell the other 90. However if you are buying 2-3 firearms a week and selling 2-3 firearms a week you will likely have a problem. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Thank you and yes all knobs are original. The MAS-44 is not an easy one to find. I got lucky with that one. It was at a PA auction and listed as a French Bolt Action Rifle. There was only one other bidder and he dropped out quickly IMO. I had (2) Lebels but I couldn't find ammo for them. After trying to sell them on the forums for $400 each, I put them on gunbroker where they sold for $800+ and $1,500+. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

At this point since the police were already contacted that is better than nothing. I get the feeling that many here would have contacted the police as well. This makes me realize that this state doesn't have a chance in hell of 2nd Amendment Rights ever being fully restored. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

That's almost exactly what I did. 2 years at Brookdale while living at home, and then transferred to Trenton State aka TCNJ. My parents helped me buy a condo in Hamilton for $59,000. Over the summer and winter break I took courses at Brookdale, Rutgers, Glassboro, and Jersey City. I did this to insure I would have all my credits for a double major with a minor. These single classes were cheap at the time. During the school year I would have class all day Tuesday and Thursday basically 12 hours on campus, and Wednesday I would have either a 3hr morning or night class and one semester both a morning and night class. 12 credits a semester or 21 credits a semester was the same price. I would use time on campus between classes to get school work done. On a whim I took the LSAT and scored very high so I got a full scholarship to Wake Forest Law. I sold the condo for $89,000 and I rented an apartment off campus in Winston-Salem, NC. With the profit on the condo I estimate that my entire college education was free. I believe at the time full time credits at Brookdale was around $2,500 and TCNJ was $4,500 a year for a total of $14,000. Then the classes in summer and winter were another couple thousand. Books another another couple thousand. Total undergraduate was under $20,000 and post graduate was just the cost of living. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That is the truth, but in your early 20s you aren't thinking with the right head. I really feel bad for the guys who marry the extra crazy ones. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Agreed. Best way to keep loan amounts low is go to a state school. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Now that there is the truth. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

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