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You should probably check with the local PD. I recently did an in-town change of address so I didn't need new fingerprints. I had to fill out all the forms (and get references) and do the FARS thing, but the process was pretty quick. I checked with the police clerk who handles the paperwork and asked if there was anything special needed (and also to make her aware that it was coming) and she said that other than not needing fingerprints it was the same as applying the first time. I'd say 2 1/2 weeks start to finish.

Grice Gun Shop has a big Black Friday ad: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7nr3isdr69m4fnp/fall flyer 2019 .pdf?dl=0 Little far from the NJ border, but a REALLY great gun shop

Respectfully Bob, I think you should actually read the "petty details" a little more in these cases. - The two homeowners who were killed had NO criminal record. They sold NO drugs to any undercover officers. - The story from a neighbor about the alleged drug sale to a kid was a LIE. That neighbor is listed in the article that details the arrest of the officers. - That LIE from the neighbor made its way to one of the detectives who further LIED and said an informant purchased drugs from the homeowners. Those lies were used as the basis for the no-knock warrant. As a result you have two homeowners with NO CRIMINAL RECORD sitting at home at 4:00 one afternoon and the door gets kicked in and someone shoots your dog. They return fire and are killed. Most cops are good, but the bad cops screwed up royally here and got people killed. Like you, my reaction is to support police officers but you can't be an ignoramus about it. Calling people scumbags because they got killed by bad cops is poor form...

I think you bring up some good points. Having a gun/scope/ammo combination that's capable of shooting 1 moa groups is very important, but it's even more important that the shooter can keep 1 moa groups. To do that you need to practice a lot. 100 yards, 300 yards, etc., etc...

I don't think so. The last update was that it would be held in August...which didn't happen. I've been to Sheepdog warrior range a few times since then and it was fantastic...

Yes, you definitely need to shop around. I just did a transfer at Ramsey outdoor and it was $35. Not horrible.

Same

Good. Hope this is a final strike that puts him away for a little while...

Yeah, I expect this to end with zero conviction, fines, or jail time for anyone. Another nothing-sandwich designed to sway political voting...

I appreciate that. Honestly I don't post pictures that have serial numbers for guns, musical instruments, electronics, or anything else. I actually never post pictures of guns online.

"The Government" already has the serial numbers on my pistols thanks to the purchase permit process, so I don't understand what additional big-brother reactions could come as a result?

Glad they got his info! What did the police say?

Very cool rifle/cartridge. Why the hell were you squatting on the stump at the end????????

My copy was lost in a move, but I'm positive the date was well before the rules changed...

This. NJ Law is different: In New Jersey, you may borrow a gun for hunting from the owner of that weapon for a period of no more than eight (8) consecutive hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period; however, you must not be restricted by any of the requirements that would prohibit you from purchasing a weapon yourself, and the weapon's owner must remain in close proximity to you and the weapon at all times.

Indeed. Short answer would be to amend the existing instructions to add a definition for an AR lower receiver.

In your house you "can" do whatever you want (but if you have kids in the house you're stupid to do it IMO). "Should" you do it is a different question. I prefer to keep a low profile and don't display any firearms/firearms related stuff in the areas of the house that a visitor/casual guest would be. My friends and family are aware that I shoot, and if you're invited further into the home (particularly the man cave) you may notice reloading supplies, cases, etc, but never any firearms. It's nobody's business what I have or how much I have, so i choose not to display things. I also don't want to advertise to mailmen, delivery people, solicitors, plumbers, electricians, etc that there are firearms around for them to steal when I'm not home.

Video is from last December, but it recently came up again in a discussion thread on another forum, so I thought it would be good to report here. We've heard countless time by Democrats and the frantic media how the US is the #1 country in the world for mass shootings...but it simply isn't true. THe narrative was created by a VERY flawed study performed by a biased professor who used shoddy methods and questionable data to reach his "conclusions". Tastefully debunked:

I have no confidence that any action will be taken before the next Presidential election If Trump is reelected there's a chance that sanity will prevail, if not these get kicked to the curb...

3 pistol, 3 rifle, 1 shotgun Add .22lr because it's both pistol and rifle

My favorite stat from the article: " San Francisco County, with a population just under 900,000 residents and 2 concealed carry licensees...."

Worked for me.

Cherry Ridge has an archery range, so you could join there and shoot all you want. If you don't want to be a member then you could show up for their beginner archery shooting on Saturdays: https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.anjrpc.org/resource/resmgr/archery/2019_fall_program_flyer.pdf You have to shoot their bows during those sessions, but it's a good way to get started.

ANJRPC JOINS ANOTHER “FRIEND OF THE COURT” BRIEF CHALLENGING CALIFORNIA MAG BAN September 24, 2019. As ANJRPC's appeal of New Jersey's magazine ban works its way through the courts, ANJRPC continues to fight magazine bans nationally. ANJRPC recently joined in its second "friend of the court" brief in Duncan v. Becerra, a federal case challenging California's magazine ban in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Click here to see a copy of the brief, in which ANJRPC joined law enforcement organizations and other state gun rights groups. This is the second friend of the court brief that ANJRPC has joined in the CA case. Click here to see our alert on the first one. NJ is keeping the fight alive...

That would suck all the joy out of reloading for me. i have a reloading book with my load information, but most of what you're recording would be useless to me. I hope you'll be able to use all of it.