Regular Guy

I hate everything this state and the governor does related to 2A, but as a former LEO (in another state), this case is definitely not entrapment and there is a nationally recognized standard for what is and is not entrapment. The department I worked for would do compliance checks on establishments selling cigarettes and alcohol. We would send high-school kids from our Cadet Program into stores to buy cigarettes just to see if they got carded. If they came out with the cigs or booze, we went in and cited the clerk and/or the business.

I have a problem with my constitutional rights being used as a bargaining chip at a political poker table full of fucking retards, self-aggrandizing muppets, puppets and crooked lying cheats pretending to be politicians

Question 4 should have an N/A option just like question 3.

Is this going to be something for range use only? Home defense? Are you consider competitions such as IDPA, USPSA, Steel Challenge Matches, etc? Do you have any formal training with firearms? All things to be considered. I know you said you are new to handgun ownership, but not sure if are new to guns or gun use in general.

That's not by coincidence either. Ebay owned paypal for over a decade and recently spun it off as it's own company. The former CEO of Ebay is the current chairman of Paypal.

I'm surprised they haven't done this sooner.

Looks like a late '80s Dust Buster.

I just called The Gun Rack in Vineland and they said they have the petition today until 8PM (info above said it's tomorrow). On my way to sign it right now.

I think you can email them through their site here: https://www.nj2as.org/contact

Hmm. You should forward this to the NJ2AS and see if they would be interested in assessing this before it spreads to other major retailers of shooting sports accessories.

so what exactly is it that you get high on to come up with this idea? 1. The state does not have enough money to pay the pensions of those who have already retired. The state government does not need to continue to increase its manpower, especially in the 2A rights infringement department. 2. They won't collect enough in taxes from this to cover the salaries of additional employees, health insurance coverage for those workers and their families and the training and equipment for those new positions. 3. Even if they did collect enough in taxes to add new state employees, the democrats would NEVER add them with the sole purpose of employment to be to speed up FID and NICS checks. You really propose that this state, which perpetually attempts to punish those who seek to exercise their 2A rights, would actually hire more people with the specific purpose of helping the 2A community? It's a miracle they just started using an electronic process to get a pistol purchase permit. If they were able to collect enough taxes off of this to justify new employees, I bet my left leg they would be allocated to some other department or some other purpose long before they use them toward anything remotely associated with improving the conditions of the 2A community. This state would take that money and give it to illegal immigrants as an incentive for moving here long before they decide to do something that would intentionally allow us to benefit from it.

Brought to you by the same morons who feel safer when you are prohibited from attaching a bayonet to a rifle capable of firing accurately at 300+ meters.

https://vitalarms.com/odin-stock-zulu-2-0-w-padded-buffer-tube-black-for-ar-15/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI04rWw4bC4gIVz1qGCh2d-Au5EAQYASABEgJPdfD_BwE

As gentlemanly as I can, I would like to point out that the manufacture actually markets it as an adjustable stock. I still agree 100% with your point that it is not "telescopic," which is indeed a very specific term that does not equate to "adjustable." https://www.odinworks.com/Zulu_2_0_Adjustable_Stock_Kit_p/os-zulu-kit.htm

I agree, the stock does not adjust. The butt plate adjusts. Since it adjust length-wise, my point was that this is NJ and I think the difference between "telescopic stock" and "extendable butt plate" could be a fine hair to split with the anti-2A Oligarchy in power in this state if it were to come in question by the authorities. How would they get to this point? Most likely it will never come under question unless you get caught robbing a liquor store or bank with it, but then you have other problems anyway. So if you want it, go for it. I see your side and I got nothing else to say otherwise.

I believe there stands a good chance that NJ cops and/or NJ prosecutors would view it as telescopic if they were examining an AR-15. Remember, those individuals have little to no expertise on firearms. Chances of you finding yourself in that situation are probably slim enough that you could get this and use it and if it were actually to be considered illegal, nobody would ever know. And I never said anything about hiding this in a trench coat. You posted the question and I gave an answer so don't get snarky because you don't like my opinion. Contact Evan Nappen or some other attorney if you want an opinion that really matters.

The legality of that stock depends on what you put it on. Assuming you are not putting it on a rifle that is on the outright banned list, then you have to go by the criteria that says: A semi-auto rifle that can accept a detachable magazine and has at least TWO of the following features is illegal: 1. Folding or telescopic stock 2. Pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action 3. A bayonet mount 4. A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor 5. A grenade launcher So you can't put it on an AR-15 because they have pistol grips. Adding a folding stock will mean you have at least 2 "evil features" causing the gun to be illegal.

PM sent. And I can vouch for his character, he is a good guy to buy from. I've purchased a few knives from him in the past and have been happy with every purchase.

Same here. I put some through my M1A for the first time a few weeks ago. It seemed to have a lower impact point than the mil-surp ammo I was using that day. At 200m the Wolf Military Classic (145grain) was almost 7" low, but it was consistent and the group was actually pretty good. I didn't have high expectations but it seemed to be fairly consistent and it cycled with no problems.

Just found out about this. I was told the sale ends tonight. HK mags are expensive so if you're wanting to get more, this might be the time. https://us.hkwebshop.com/hkstorefront/hk/en/Handgun-Parts/Magazines/c/404

Like they said, the FID and pistol purchase permits can be filed for all at the same time. There is a waiting period for purchasing multiple pistols. If you get 3 pistol purchase permits, you can't buy all 3 in the same day. You have to wait 30 days between each purchase. I think there is a special exception for collectors but they also have a specific class of FFL licensing to identify their status as a collector.

That would be so epic if that was their reply!

I agree, the payout will probably come from insurance money, but the insurance company's lawyers will contact the BOE and let them know they do not appreciate the schools costing them money. At the end of the day, the insurance company is in it to make money.

I chose the word "useless" on purpose, to be an exaggeration of the uncomfortable feeling some people feel when holding a gun where they can't get all their fingers on the grip. I did not mean the literal interpretation that the gun would be completely useless. I did this to add little bit of comedic levity to the poll. Same thing with answer choice about one having a hand the size of a bear claw. Again, this was an exaggeration. Where's your sense of humor?

That is an idiom commonly tossed out when people talk about carrying a gun. I don't see why having a gun that's comfortable to carry is an unreasonable requirement, especially when I am the one selecting the gun. I'm not trying to conceal something that was handed to me and I have no choice in what gun it is. In the history of all man-kind, we are at the pinnacle of modern science and technology. We put a man on the moon 50 years ago. I don't think it's unrealistic to expect to find a gun that can be carried comfortably, especially with all the various sizes, makes and models out there.