Bucndoe

Hercules

A secure brick and motar establishment is required. The ATF and NJSP go out in person to inspect. Attempting to get one to circumvent the FFL transfer requirement won't work unless you are actually going to engage in the business

Nope. "Compliance with the law" and "What is the law" are two different animals. Just as failing to comply by ignorance or by lack of knowledge is two different things.

Which is what I posted as "Correct" on the first page of thread. 3 pages of nonsense from those that "think they know " the law. What I posted was hands on experience, not a guess. If I don't know or ain't sure, I don't contribute to the dialogue.

This is the correct answer

Looks plugged to me

Went out to Monksville to fish on my only day off this week and fried my impeller. Parts not coming until tomorrow so I went home to have some Silver Sodas and fix something else. My older blind got the snot beat out of it deer and turkey season so some repairs were in order. I'm a cheap deplorable so let me share some redneck technology about what I did. Stitched up a few holes with a craft needle and dental floss just like I sew my pelts. I then reinforced some weaker spots where water was coming in with black Flex Seal from the inside. It is now fully dark again now and should be as tight as a turtles ass which is watertight. Motor repair tomorrow night hopefully

Nope, a motor is a motor

That is what the New Jersey State Police Marine Unit does during the hull inspection. It is run for stolen. My info is 100 percent accurate from actual hands on experience

Gun safes are exempt from NJ sales tax. The law is the Secure Firearms Storage Act. Print out a copy and go get a refund

Without a bill of sale or no paperwork the boat needs to have a hull inspection by the NJSP. Take that paperwork from the NJSP and the boat can be titled and registered

Thank you

They have a .10% and a .13% solution. You use the 10% for the formula you posted above, correct ? The 10% costs a little more than the 13% which is confusing me a bit

Correct

You know what I mean. Big tracts of land off limits to wise use of outdoor resources