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"Assemblyman Ralph Caputo (D28) has graciously agreed to hold A4179/A4180 to allow for continued discussion to address gun owner concerns Phil Murphy to be elected Governor." FTFY

"According to the sponsor, the intent of this bill is to ensure the safety of patrons and personnel at firing ranges." That's some horse****. The purpose of this bill is to kill private clubs. They lack the staff to enforce this and the politicians know this.

Will you be attending the hearing in Trenton on Monday, December 5?

The more the merrier? Hopefully all this discussion translates into attendance at the hearing. I'm interested in going, but where's the public parking?

I wouldn't let go 10rd mags just yet, Christie will not be our governor for much longer. Btw, WELCOME!

CJRCP and one half of OBRPC are outdoors.

This has been discussed, but the OP tagged the title with the wrong bill numbers: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/83672-a2666a2667-no-temporary-transfers/

That would require the appropriate symbol to accompany it… (Yes, that's real. The Purple One's microphone from his 1997 tour.)

I'd like to hear from the police instead of assuming that the fire captain did or did not do something. Police still haven't said if they believe the shooting was accidental (negligent) or intentional. There's very little information in the news report, speaking of which, "Glock model 17.9 millimeter caliber pistol" is a quote from the criminal complaint. The female reporter says "9mm" in the video, so either there was a transcription error when the quote was posted to the Action News website (probably) or it was incorrectly typed in the complaint.

Welcome!

I meant it in the sense that it requires a day's worth of instruction, not necessarily a specific-to-a-state class though they're often advertised that way.

To put it mildly. Welcome to the forums!

I wonder if UT/FL non-resident CCW holders will have recourse if Shapiro allows NH reciprocity to stand? UT & FL require a day's class, FL has the additional requirement of live-fire instruction, whereas NH requires a form and a check. How can Shapiro justify cancelling reciprocity for the former, but allow the latter to stand?

If possible, order online/over the phone and pick up in-store a day or two later. I was there yesterday afternoon and with four guys working the gun counter the wait was over 15 minutes to speak with someone. Checkout also took quite some time even though all the registers were open. I don't want to think about what that place looks like on Black Friday. Besides, there is every indication that come 2017 we'll see a lot of discounts on firearms anyway, courtesy of Trump's win.

Welcome! Have you tried stopping by your PD to ask about the status of your FPID?

If you pay in full, some places will hold the firearm for you until the paperwork comes through.

Welcome to the forum! Requirements to Purchase a Long Gun (Rifle/Shotgun) in the State of Florida. Persons must be 18 years of age to purchase (shotgun, rifle, etc.). All legal US residents may purchase a long gun in the State of Florida provided the sale complies with applicable laws in the State where the purchaser resides. [18 U.S.C. 922(a)(3) and (5), 922(b)(3), 27 CFR 478.29 and 478.03]. http:// www. fdle. state. fl. us/ cms/ FPP/ FAQs2. aspx If you have your NJ FPID and the rifle is Jersey compliant you should be able to purchase in Florida.

I wish you luck but if all else fails there's A Guide to Improvised Weaponry: How to Protect Yourself with WHATEVER You've Got by master sergeant Terry Schappert United States Army Special Forces.

ETA: A better way of putting it… related discussion: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/83089-s2496-nj-senator-seeks-photos-on-firearm-ids/ The Senate bill is nothing though. Read A1738: http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2016/Bills/A2000/1738_I1.PDF They are proposing LOTS of changes to the current statutes, naturally including technology not in place, and of course with no discussion of how to pay for their new requirements:

Do you have a female friend who can take her to the range? That might make a difference, i.e. she might be more comfortable with another woman present.

Oh, it wasn't a complaint, just a theory as to why some forum members who would otherwise participate have not—no polymer frames in their collection. (It's one-every-30-days, some of us haven't reached Super-owner™ status yet. )

Might entries be slow because it's for a "Polymer framed gun" only?

Let it gain traction so SCOTUS can settle it for once and for all. I think the chances were good even with eight SCJs that Remington would have won. With a full nine the outlook for a decision in Remington's favor is excellent.

I stand corrected, thank you Pizza Bob.

I know my town doesn't contact my employer because the office is so small if they called they would have got me, and I'm the one who opens the mail. But that aside, if employment is not statutorily required for owning a gun, why are they verifying employment?