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  1. 4 points
    Hmmm... that sounds pretty big to me. "Good reason" and NJ's "justifiable need" sound like 6 of one/half-dozen of the other. Tide turning? However, I would still rather see a slightly more pro-2A make-up of SCOTUS before any similar case goes forward. I may not have the same in-depth understanding of 2A rights and our court system as some on here appear to, but that's how I see it. Better to have as little "risk" as possible, even if we're kept waiting a bit longer.
  2. 3 points
    IMHO, not legal. What's the purpose anyway? They can look you up easily enough. The whole reference thing is a ploy to restrict or slow down ownership. Even the letter to employer is BS. I once was called to Inhuman Resources, manager asked what I wanted a handgun for. Both him and PD got an ear full.
  3. 3 points
    NJ@AS has worked with us a little. They posted info on their news letter. We here at SAPPA are big supporters of NJ2AS. They have done some great work. As to the group of gun-guys who think this is a long shot and not worth their time, they are correct of course. Their time may be too valuable to taking a chance on righting so many wrongs. But it's been two years and our long shot is still carefully aimed at those who want to destroy our rights. Long shot or not, Nick, Tony, Joe, myself and many others are in it til the bitter end. Countless hours, much money and tons of resources we have already expended. We have no intention of quitting until we have lost or my friends, have won. Dwight
  4. 2 points
    Well, that certainly sounds like good news! Seems like no way a case like this does not end up being heard by SCOTUS before too long.
  5. 1 point
    So effective beginning on November 1st, you will have to be 21 yrs old to buy tobacco related products in NJ. Another useless law passed by the state legislature. I'm not a smoker , but I think the new law is a waste. The State Senate must be bored, this is a priority? Jeez, Murphy hasn't been sworn in yet. So as far as NJ recognizing National Reciprocity for NJ gun owners with non resident CCW's......
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  7. 1 point
    Next step would be an En Blanc hearing. Not optimistic if it goes that way given the history.
  8. 1 point
    It applied across the nation because it was a ruling against a policy of a federal entity operating at a national scale. That and the executive branch chose not to ignore it. In the case of heller and mcdonald, we have rulings at a state scale, and executive branch and judicial branch members who deliberately want to ignore it.
  9. 1 point
    Everyone is blowing out inventory now that the world's greatest gun salesman is out of office. I see tons of sales on just about everything gun related. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
  10. 1 point
    I agree. One may not like it but I don't see any infraction there. Calling employers is another issue.
  11. 1 point
    Get ready, we're currently training our dogs to sniff out metal and polymer with gun powder residue on them. Also teaching them to do round counts. No one will stand a chance in NJ.
  12. 1 point
    $499 and free shipping for LE version with nightnsights and 3 mags
  13. 1 point
    At 21 your not mature enough to drink, or smoke. However at 18 you are mature enough to marry, enter into a legal binding contract, vote for elected office including President. TY eff'dup NJ.
  14. 1 point
    Believe me NJ will pull every weasel card out of their deck to stop, complex or otherwise gum up any movement to carry in any way, fashion or form. Their probably already working on it.
  15. 1 point
    All in one unit Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  16. 1 point
    If it's really small, just skip the toilet and pee in the sink.
  17. 1 point
    slow down cupcake I don't need the money, I'd get rid of the bb guns for another reason What we do or don't do means little to you. If you can't play nice, take your $hit and go home you want action, you want to stop 'talking' then grab a gun with like minded people and 'march' on Trenton. Last time we had over 10k there in the 90s and it didn't do anything. you need MEANINGFUL action and resolve coupled with civil disobedience. Unless you are willing to do that, pipe down and stop trying to be a tough guy to all the rest, was a good thread
  18. 1 point
    1 i dont by that its funded from sezures, those seasures were funded by out taxes, at a rate that no doubt far exedes the return 2 yall talking about turning in bb guns and other ways to scam the suystem, yet everyone here cries when people scam all the other democrat systems 3 if your that fn broke that you need tyhe few bills you can get then you have far bigger problems then scaming a gun buy back 4 every single thing that turns up at this thing, even it its a frickin poptart bit in the shape of a gun can and will be used against us, repeditively, and theyll pad the numbers and lie about the stats anyway, why fuel the fire 5 cant get you people to do shit for your rights here, but youll make calls for this? seriously? need i go on? or would you have rather me just outright called anyone that suports or is entertaining this an idiot in the first post, sorry for curbing my tongue
  19. 1 point
    Why are you people supporting this? The money given out and what the event costs the jurisdiction is coming from your taxes. Is a few hundred bucks worth the anti-gun publicity that will come from this?
  20. 1 point
    Somebody please call the number and ask: 1) Will they be paying for bb guns or pellet guns? 2) Is there some sort of legal protection for those who will be transporting illegally, outside of the exemptions, to get their guns to the buyback? 3) If someone shows up at the buyback with a gun and decides not to accept the offer made, will they be able to take their firearm away with them - no questions asked. My employer depends heavily on state funding and I was told a while ago to stop harassing Trenton.
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    Gentleman, NJ has a gun buyback program currently being discussed here it may be of interest to you. You appear to have all ready surrendered your resolve @Nickjc You are 100% correct. I am not, content...
  23. 1 point
    Saiga rifles are allowed to be imported into the USA (or were before that was stopped for embargo reasons involving our relationship with the Russian Republic) because they were deemed to be sporting by the ATF and take different magazines, have different triggers and no pistol grip whatsoever. A safe choice in NJ. I agree that nobody can really establish what 'avtomat kalashnikov type" is. I don't even know know what 'avtomat' is. If it means automatic then it is not an assault firearm because the statute in question deals only with semi auto firearms. An automatic gun that is semi automatic doesnt exist unless it has select fire capability to shoot both ways. Saigas and compliant AK rifles sold don't have that. Saiga is not automatic. In any event, 20 someodd years later the state has not taken any effort to correct spelling or clarify what they might have meant by 'avtomat' which is a word that appears in no english dictionary and does not appear to have been stamped on any guns sold in this state. If "avtomat" is a russian language word, that just further shows how ineffective it is-congress enacting statutes in a foreign language would be unconstitutionally vague. We can't be expected to understand russian common adjectives if that is what it is. If "avtomat" is a proper noun identifying a specific make or model of gun, well there are no guns formally named as such that I have ever seen. As for "kalashnikov", that is the name of a man not a gun or a company. Saiga is made by a corporate entity named Izmash. M1 Carbine, by comparison, precisely identifies a rifle by the precise US Military designation assigned to it by the US armed forces. A very definite identification which is why the NJSP wont allow them to be sold here. If dealers in NJ, who are being supervised by NJSP are transferring Saigas and other similar rifles that the ATF deems sporting and allows to be imported into the US despite the Federal ban on importation of assault firearms, and that comply with the list of evil features the NJ AG has promulgated, that means they are considered to be legal by the NJ authorities under existing law. If anything, the NJSP and the NJ AG must be as perplexed by what, if anything, "avtomat kalashnikov" means and have found it to essentially be impossible to clearly interpret in concrete terms. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk


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