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5 pointsWhat NJOAG spins in press releases: What NJOAG says when it has to be truthful:
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4 pointsi'm carrying some of these with me. as in encounter those business's i will make sure management gets one or five. we should all do this.
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4 pointsthere is no reason ordinary citizens need them? 1, it's not about need. 2, if we don't need them, then neither does ANY branch or level of law enforcement. if they need them, then so do we.
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3 pointsJoin us for an in-depth interview with John Kabourakis. John is a Howell, NJ, homeowner that recently armed himself to fend off three criminals that broke into his home in the wee hours of the morning while his two children slept upstairs. Video of the encounter is included. https://www.news2a.com/new-jersey/interview-armed-nj-homeowner-defends-children-wife-and-home-from-three-invaders/
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3 pointswatching the video, i feel like he shouldn't have kept his wml lit. i feel like he should've lit it, seen what he needed to see, kill it, move, then relight....keeping it lit would let them see his location constantly had they been armed. also it looked like he may have stayed in the doorway too long......... regarding doggo......often times, just a big dog barking will cause people to change their minds.....
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3 pointsWell he obviously doesn't have one of these.......would have been a Sh _ t Fest if it were my home...28" at the withers and a slim, trim 115#.
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3 pointsso what our attorneys need to do is when a gun free zone is reported to them by us they need to send a registered letter, signature required to the business owner/corporation stockholders requesting the type of armed security they provide, the name of their insurance carrier, the detailed action plan they have in place in the event of a mass shooting so the customers know who would be liable should they not allow an individual the ability to defend themselves we need to have our form letter advising the business what legal actions will be takin against them should you be injured and they failed to defend you..
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2 pointsThe article is correct... the sheer contempt that these politicians hold towards anyone that even dares to question their bloated, corrupt processes is just remarkable. Honestly, it makes me sick. This is not how "representatives" are supposed to behave.
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2 pointsHere's a small slice of Trenton life on the topic. VIDEO: N.J. resident schools snarky Democrat legislator on gas tax (savejersey.com)
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2 pointsReally good article. Worth the full read.
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2 pointsBeautiful dog. Unfortunately I have a 105# English lab that would lick them to death or maybe not. It's amazing how when criminals are confronted by an armed person, they hightail it and run like the cowards they are.
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2 pointsNo problem at all, I was hoping it would get bid up it's for a good cause.
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2 pointsI tried to outbid the highest bidder in the last 2 minutes of the auction but the higher I went, The higher I was outbid! Sorry to the high bidder for whom I caused an increase in the final price....But hey, it was after all for a great cause!
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2 pointsThanks for this! Rosey has been crazy tied up as he's been running the Hog Hunt, then Pheasant Hunt, and the Hog Hunt this weekend. We definitely appreciate the donations - and stay tuned! Can't get into details, but things are in the works.
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2 pointsOK. Start the timer for the first armed robbery at a decaled business. And the perpetrator of course will not have a permit to carry. Nor can they probably read. Does this mean we can sue a business that posts that decal if we're harmed in their store during an armed robbery? /SarcOff/ I already know the answer.
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2 pointsSKS is good to go as is. if it has not been modified to take a detachable magazine. M1carbine banned by name no go no matter what. Any semi auto with a detachable magazine must have a fixed stock and if the barrel is threaded a brake can be pinned and welded No bayonet lug too many drive by bayonetting's in the inner cities. Grenade launcher must stay in VA. All magazines must be 10 rounds Hollow points only legal to possess in your home or at a range and can only be transported directly between the two. Leave one in your car and go anywhere else and you're committing a felony.. Handguns are treated the same way unless you have a NJ carry permit. Evan Nappen's book New Jersey Gun Law will give you a more in depth description of our stupid laws. Welcome to the gulag.
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2 pointsyou have to hand it to the dems, they've already won. pass unconstitutional law after unconstitutional law and it doesn't matter whatsoever because in the 7-8 YEARS it takes for it to make its way through the court systems, the law is in full effect. it may eventually get tossed, or it may not, but either way, the damage is done
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1 pointGood article, i hope it gets traction and is shared. Moreover i am glad he and his family are ok and it did not go downhill.
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1 pointI hear that! If both your ARs are 5.56 are they also 16"? If so I'd consider a short 'Other' just to be different. They are fun and you already have mags
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1 pointHow are there 2 carry permits issued to 19 year olds? Doesn't the statute have a minimum age of 21?
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1 pointi seem to recall seeing that discussed somewhere in here awhile back.....and i think that the general consensus was that they do. i don't wanna be the test case though. i'm poor. can't afford a lawyer. ok. so most of those denials look like reasons that would prevent one from owning the firearm in the first place.......
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1 pointN.J. Attorney General Releases Data on Permits to Carry; Proves Us Right! By John Petrolino | 10:01 AM | March 15, 2024 https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2024/03/15/nj-attorney-general-releases-data-on-permits-to-carry-proves-us-right-n1224199?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93 As always, John provides us with an excellent article, this one showing the twatwaffles of Trenton wrong again. The award for the most inaccurate goes to Colonel Callaghan of the New Jersey state police. A typical bureaucrat.
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1 pointhttps://www.ebay.com/itm/256435964198?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=MXDRQRiSS0e&sssrc=2566055&ssuid=MXDRQRiSS0e&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Thought of a way of trying to do a little something to benefit CNJFO I used to have a online bookstore, Sold signed books. Top Rated member. I have this listed on Ebay as an auction, Whatever it sells for I will donate all proceeds (Will not deduct my Ebay Fees) to CNJFO, If you guys have any interest bid it up. Free shipping or can arrange pick up if Forum member wins. Please let me know if a member wins. If a forum member wants to make a generous offer/ donation as one did last time please let me know I will end auction and we will do a private sale between us and CNJFO so I don’t get killed with Fees. @Smokin .50 Rosie can confirm proceeds do go to CNJFO.
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1 pointif anyone wants some of these cards, let me know here. if there's a big enough want, i'll call my guy, and a thousand printed up, and get them to all of you that want them somehow.......
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1 pointLast hour Bump @Smokin .50
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1 pointI believe Handguns US has something similar...........
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1 pointThose are tabulations (done by a gun owner) of the raw data provided by NJOAG.
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1 pointRight now I see 34,589 applications approved and only 256 rejected. Out of that, the majority are for "public health, safety and welfare" rather than things like criminal record, domestic violence or substance abuse. It also seems most applicants are over 30+ with the biggest representation in the 50-59 range. There are not many approvals in my town but still more than I thought. So what they're saying is that the majority of CCW applicants are law-abiding adults? But just in case, be afraid, be very afraid—just tell them you're with Platkin and they'll think twice!
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1 pointI kinda miss the blood running in the streets rhetoric.
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1 pointI was close, always questioned the breaking into the armory part - even though that's the story that seems to be out there. THis makes much more sense. 46 carbines. Idiots making the rules in this state
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1 pointThe M1 Carbine ban is because NJ's government is made up of idiots, much like the people who vote them in - which explains the conflicting info. The way I've heard it (from multiple sources) is that many years ago a State National Guard armory was broken into and a large number of MI Carbines were stolen - so rather than track them all down the state just made them illegal to own - even though it make no sense at all Flash suppressors are an issue, you'd best double check that.
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1 pointFly your own plane. Seriously. It's my understanding a lot of pilots that live up in Sussex County NJ do/did just that. I'm not being sarcastic. @Mr.Stu is right. You move somewhere you think will be within a 90 minute drive, and indeed may be on some days. Then on other days nature, construction, protesters, flight delays etc. intervene and it turns into three hours without breaking a sweat. I realize just 'flying your own plane' is a high bar. But it appears so is your career choice coupled with location. Good luck whatever you decide.
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1 pointThe one I have in a what we call a pistol config here was never built as a rifle. The 4473 transfered the lower as "other firearm" (lower, receiver, etc) All of my ARs were transferred as "other firearm" and built from stripped lowers.
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1 pointUnfortunately if they're already rifles, they can't technically be turned into Non-NFA Other Firearms. You're better off selling or making compliant. M1 Carbine is banned by name due to the Plainfield Riots.... It doesn't make sense. It's an infringement plain and simple. Unfortunately there's no way to bring one in legally. I would sell that one off (or find a place out of state to store it long term).
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1 pointOops, you're right! I was in a rush between work calls and got confused. Delaware, not us! Our NJ AWB/Mag ban consolidated case latest: ORDER that the motions to exclude the expert testimony will be decided via a Telephone Conference set for 3/15/2024 at 10:00 AM in Teleconference before Judge Peter G. Sheridan. Signed by Judge Peter G. Sheridan on 2/20/2024. (jal, ) (Entered: 02/21/2024) Our NJ Anti-Carry/Bruen response bill is waiting for 3rd circuit appeals to issue a judgement on whether to stay Bumb's partial injunction or not.
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1 pointYanno, if we wanted to be assholes, we could sue every place that has Taylor Ham on their menu for the same reason Taylor got spanked back in the day. They are usually not serving a Taylor brand product, and it certainly is NOT ham. It's practically false advertising. All we need is money.
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1 pointJoined almost 15 years ago from an Arfcom post by Maks, and I'm still here despite moving 2,400 miles away.
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1 pointThey're not imbeciles, they are devious, strategically smart and absolutely do not give up.
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1 pointFor those farther South, Media PA in Delaware County is another great choice!
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