124gr9mm

Not sure if anyone else is seeing it, but for the past day or so the forum is starting to lag for me when opening/loading pages. Maybe 10 - 15 seconds each time I open a new link, so it's not horrible right now, but the last time this happened it got progressively worse. Anyone else noticing?

Absolutely. If stupidity was a crime we wouldn't have enough prisons. But he seriously did that...in Elizabeth?!?!?!?!?!?

The idiot left his guns and wallet in his car overnight? In Elizabeth????

Good for him. Well said.

Looks great! I just finished getting the handguns I want, so .308 build like that is next on my list. How about adding a bipod?

Indeed. I was just poking a little bit...

Said no leader ever.

Good point. People forget that they'd need to bring lots of money with them in their time machines as the salary base was a LOT lower "back in the day'...

Condolences on the recent deaths in the family. Horrible to lose your uncle and father so close together. If you're going to be a NJ resident and own guns then IMO getting a FID card is a must. Particularly since you'll be transporting them at some point to hunt, you'll need to have the FID card. Others will jump in with a more complete answer, but the fact that you don't have any pistols makes things easier. There's no registration process for long guns, and you've gotten rid of all of the evil guns that aren't allowed in NJ, so once you get the FID card I don't think there's anything additional you have to do other than lean about the crazy transportation and non-carry laws here.

I hope not. I'd like to think that one would just leave the state instead of going on a rampage...

I have a Marlin Model 60 and another .22lr rifle. Taught my kids to shoot with them (and still enjoy shooting them)

I hope that's correct. Would be nice if it was more explicit, but I don't think legislators are concerned with "extra" guns being included.

So I guess this makes Henry Rifles (excluding .22lr's) with a capacity over 10 rounds illegal. Same for the Keltec KSG pump shotgun (14 round capacity).

A lever gun isn't semi-auto, so I don't think any modification would be required???? "Large capacity ammunition magazine" means a box, drum, tube or other container which is capable of holding more than [15] 10 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm. The term shall not include an attached tubular device which is capable of holding only .22 caliber rimfire ammunition."

Perhaps those were introduced earlier this year but dodn't make it out of assembly? Those aren't among te 6 that moved forward yesterday.

In NJ you'd want to follow the transport laws here, so guns unloaded in separate container from ammo, in the trunk or back of the storage area out of reach of the driver. Shooting range in South Carolina seems like a permissible destination. You'll want to check the rules for Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina as well (presuming that's your route)..

As someone previously said the .22 is exempt (the Marlin Model 60 is specifically named), I presume the Uberti is exempt because it's a lever gun and not a semi-auto? "Large capacity ammunition magazine" means a box, drum, tube or other container which is capable of holding more than [15] 10 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm. The term shall not include an attached tubular device which is capable of holding only .22 caliber rimfire ammunition."

What additional actions do you think could/should have been done that would have changed the outcome of the voting yesterday? What additional action/s do you think will have an impact on the Senate voting on the bill (presumably they will all pass along party-line vote)? What additional action do you think will influence Murphy to veto the legislation?

GFH is always a good resource for things like that.

This. They're going to be the same...every time.

I'm not a lawyer, but I don't thin there's anything in the current laws that ban you from storing a pistol in a stock. But it could mke the gun "extra deadly"...

Do the girls in the marching band colorguard get suspended after every football game for twirling the rifles????? Absurd.

Went to the range last night (and saw a forum member there) to test out some loads in .45. I only went through about 50 rounds, but there were zero issues loading, ejecting, no more smoke than usual, and no extra dirt/stuff in the barrel. No issues loading them either. I had to pull a few after setting up the sizing and crimp dies and I didn't see any chipping or flaking from the coating. I'll try to load a bunch of 9mm this weekend and put them through my Glock. Very happy so far.

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Respectfully, I can't comprehend why you're so angry and combative with the posters here.