Ricky_Bobby

^^Thats great - so it looks like we were both right! Non-res FL is not needed to get Maine, because Maine no longer requires a permit as long as you are 21 years or older and not barred from possession of a firearm. Great news! I like to plan my vacation states based on their carry laws so VT and ME remain on the list lol

I have been tinting my vehicles all around including front side windows for the 13+ years I've been driving - I enjoy the sun protection and the privacy - if you have never driven a vehicle tinted you would not understand, its literally something you have to have to appreciate it. Since the emissions only inspection started in 2011-ish, I will say that the cops for the most part DGAF about tint on windows - if you aren't blowing stop signs, don't have expired license or registration, or tail light out, etc, and aren't driving a hoopty - you will be fine. I have not gotten pulled over for "just tint" in YEARS - probably going on 7 Stark contrast from when I started driving, I'd get pulled over every 6 months or so, pay the "cool car tax" so to speak - Maybe its because I'm getting older, my cars are less loud, etc - but for the most part I think the LEO's have better things to do with their time. I do have an actual exemption from the Druzin's in my eyes but I haven't needed to use it for 5+ years since I have not gotten stopped for it. My buddy also has 2 cars with no front plate and he says he never gets pulled over, although 10 years ago I used to get pulled over all the time for it.

^There are gun shows in NJ? LOL

Well I hope Tubby boy vetoes it and the pussies in the legislature don't get the votes to override it - but in the meantime I will be buying up 15 round weapons -

I put the Hogue Takedown stock on mine and a few Kidd bits and a see through Picatinny rail -

"All in the context of good journalism we really weren't going to keep it" Yeah right

^yep - and places like Buds won't even ship anything to NJ that isn't compliant out of the box.

Well I picked up yesterday - went in Wed night and gentleman who helped me was like - did you still want a 26?? We have 1 Blue Label and I never see them and they are back ordered. I said what would you do, I set my heart on the 19 but I'll probably end up with both within the next couple months anyway - he was like if you can get a Blue Label 26 do it - they are so rare to see in stock without special ordering. So I did, and here she is. Thanks to the awesome staff at RTSP and Miko who helped me - I give them a lot of credit it's been probably a ZOO this week with AR frenzy lol.

This is great news to hear, I hope they keep growing!

WOW - what is CTD the ATF now?

^No that screenshot was after Sandy Hook - but they are assholes like that - to be honest plenty of other companies with just as good prices or better and they aren't price gougers - I made 2 orders in the past 8 months until I learned about it (I didn't have my FPID at time of Sandy Hook so I had no idea) - no further orders for me though - their ammo shipping prices BLOW like $25-30 when I pay usually $10-15 from other vendors if I have to pay shipping at all

^That's kind of what I was afraid of but yeah I guess you could get someone's "take off" of a regular stock/buffer tube and have it pinned and replace - or just go aftermarket. I have T-Rex syndrome which is why I asked - I have a Hogue 12" LOP stock on my Mossy 500

With all the Austin types expanding like leeches around the state I don't know why I am not surprised. Wow.

Heres a question - I'm not a huge guy @ 5'7" and probably would like my stock pinned a bit shorter than seen fully extended on the "compliant" S&W/AR for sale - to the guys who own them, were you able to have your FFL re-pin the factory stock to a different length if you didn't like it out of the box? Steve also has the Colt in stock which I think is adjusted by him so if the S&W/Ruger aren't easily re-fixed I would definitely look into that model as well.

Voted no.

This is kind of what I'm getting at. If I go to North Carolina to visit my in laws and decide to buy a Ruger AR556 - and just keep it there for trips and shooting at the ranges down there until we move, I have a FPID from NJ so I am lawfully able to purchase - I don't think I MUST buy a model that is compliant and again I think the onus is on ME after sale to not be possessing a non NJ compliant weapon IN New Jersey - this is a good discussion and I'm sure Cabelas in PA and DE is just covering their asses (or trying to) Similar to being out of NJ the cops aren't going to pull you over in Georgia for not having an NJ front plate on.

My wife just posted this on FB - I love her.

^^So Anthony @ GFH has the wrong maps up on his website currently? It shows permits not valid in Maine - and if they are a state like VT which has no permit or licensing requirement it would be blue like VT is on the map on their site. EDIT: Maine is NOT honored unless you are a Florida resident per the Maine website - so the non-resident UT and FL permits, like I said, are only valid in Vermont (not needed) and Delaware (needed) are the only places you can use them from MD on up.

According to GFH map yes (thats just a reference but check the state website first obviously) - DE (and VT for obvious reasons) are the only states around the Mason Dixon and above it that you can carry in with either non-resident CCW (or nothing at all if VT)

Good luck man let us know what you do! I agree with teaching the young ones gun safety as soon as you can, you will know when the time is right (and its sooner than you think) - I think we got our Glocks confused as you were talking about long slide - I think you mean the G34 which is the long slide 9mm model - I mentioned the G43 which is the subcompact, single stack 6+1 model which is same dimensionally as the 26 except thinner and a bit lighter.

To be honest I don't know but that makes sense - I just thought maybe compliance is your responsibility if you are buying out of state long gun, DE might not care which type you buy but if you are going home to NJ you better be sure you go straight to FFL for compliance work otherwise you are in possession of AW - under DE's law you are eligible to buy long gun with DL and a NICS, do they want your Jersey FPID? - (again correct me if I'm wrong, I buy my guns in state so I've never done any of this) its up to you to be in compliance with your law of the state you reside. Although it would make sense if they ask for your FPID - since our state issues one. I personally haven't gone out of state long gun shopping and I'm sure these are all flying off the shelves at Cabela's anyway right now, which is why I said it would be nice to get a "regular" model and kept at my in-laws until I move in a few months, so it would never actually be in NJ. I've heard of guys with non-NJ compliant AR's that say they keep them at their family cabin in PA etc and never shoot it or bring it into NJ, and again not sure if its the right way to do things but it makes sense to me. Although it makes perfectly clear sense to me that buying in DE they probably have notes on all the guns they get in on what states they can and can't sell these rifles and shotguns to. I just confused the shit out of myself is all. I need to get out of this state.

Oh shoot I just missed you but don't remember tye dye shirt either - ah maybe another day, that is so funny

^^non-resident FL is not honored in PA currently. UT is not honored in PA either. Its the non-resident permits that aren't always honored - I think non-res FL was honored a few years ago but recently changed. GFH has the UT and FL maps on their website for reference.

I BRIEFLY stopped in around 8 PM on Saturday you probably were there man - I didn't check this post out first LOL Wifey was not too happy that they had no pub grub to munch - beer is great! Weird location though I gotta say being around the back of an office building. Place is nice inside, staff was friendly - we'll definitely be going back soon and getting another couple brews - on a night that isn't too warm because no AC in there is no bueno lol

This is a wonderful post - and would work well in the 44+ states that citizens can carry in. in NJ people would be like huh wut