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Yeah. He's our guy. I owe him some gratitude.

I find myself agreeing with Mrs. Peel when it comes to the mechanics of the system. Clearly no one Trooper can alter the laws but navigating through them efficiently to best serve could definitely be looked at. I too was a victim of the "pony express" system. My patience aside, it cost me a dear two weeks of time on a carefully dated permit. Perhaps a currier making the rounds. Even a privatized one. I for one would prefer to apply all the way to Trenton directly and return for pick-up then have the rest of the paperwork pony expressed to my barracks rather than the multi-month ordeal. The hardship of deals lost, storage fees, deposits lost, etc. is an unfair burden placed when in this day of highways and electronics this system can certainly use a stream lining in this simple area. Also if there's a barracks nearer to our work or home, but not the one which serves our community, can we apply there. Again the paperwork would have to eventually travel to our "home barracks". But the customers service would be complete without the hardship of losing work time etc. On a personal note, What more can you tell me of Sgt. Bloom. Troop or barracks maybe. I believe he is the guy that got involved in helping me. 3 days after inquiry.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Good advise. Even if you do choose to call them for some reason you'll find you'll get a different answer with each call. I find they don't know any more than we do.

I understand that. And I apologize if my question was worded incorrectly. I realize that the recipient of a firearm shipped from out of state must be an FFL. But my question was must the shipper also be an FFL? It's my impression that any Joe Blow can ship to NJ but only an FFL can receive the shipment.

I'm under the impression something like this doesn't have to come from an FFL, just be shipped to an FFL. Can an FFL chime in here?

The ground is saturated from the amount of rain we had. It may very well be rising and not coming from above. Got a sump pump? How full is it? more than normal?

No, but I have a Marlin.30-30 and it's awesome.

Suppose coming home from the range I get hit by a bus and the ambulance driver takes my guns for safe keeping. What time will the bus get to Cleveland?

https://shop.windhamweaponry.com/collections/450-bushmaster-upper-receivers-parts https://shop.windhamweaponry.com/collections/upper-receiver-assemblies/products/ur16m4lhpbb People will tell you they're expensive. And they might be, but they are quality. The second link is strictly NJ compliant uppers.

Just curious. I would have thought you'd have better resources than here to get the answer. If that's the case then please let us know what it is.

Njsarge: Are you on the job?

https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/management/upload/Firearms-in-IMRparks2-2010.pdf

If you should choose not to leave it home please let us know the out come.

I'm guessing its Pacific/North/West.

Call (609) 882-2000 Ext: 2060 during normal business hours and explain your issue they are sometimes most helpful.

Why is that about Colt?

He was to be deemed a danger to himself or others. I know what you're thinking but don't forget that we are no longer allowed to exorcise common sense.

Come on man....spit it out!

http://www.recoilnj.com/index.html It would almost sound good, but did you see their prices?

Support from these people may help also: THE NEW JERSEY FARM BUREAU https://njfb.org/

These are the people on the federal level that handle this: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Public Affairs Office: (703) 358-2220 Fax: (703) 358-1930 5275 Leesburg Pike Falls Church, VA 22041-3803 I have a feeling, however, local ordinances can prevail but it's worth a try.

It's about fees and job justification.