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Everyone has been happily paying the new fees. If you’re paying the fees then you must be okay with the new changes? They’ll assume so, so I doubt they’re going back.

Tedesco intimated this week the shortfalls in Bergen County, blaming Covid, business closures, inflation, etc. Their budget won’t be released for approval until July, but he’s laying the groundwork for an increase in taxes.

He’s down from New Hampshire on his book signing tour?

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Someone else is making those decisions for the Commander in Sleep. Joe doesn’t have an earthly clue.

I still find the cost to get oneself vetted and licensed for a PTC exorbitant, and puzzled by the fact it took a collective group of people and attorney’s to get the right Supreme Court to listen after more than a century.

Some block the sear (M700). But that’s the same safety that for years until 1982 you could pull the trigger, push the safety off and the gun might discharge. Or, slam the butt on the ground and drop the firing pin from an overtinkered sear engagement with the safety off. Many shotgun and rifle trigger groups of modern rifles and shotguns like 870, 1100, 760, 742, that drop out of the receiver have a safety that merely limits rearward travel of the trigger. No sear is blocked. AR trigger limits trigger travel, but that includes locking the sear engagement surface and movement to the hammer. Pistol safeties with firing pin blocks, and blades in the trigger face are pretty sophisticated today, many today modulate a firing pin that is half or fully cocked rearward, ready to fly once the trigger is fully depressed and the trigger bar pushes rearward then drops away. How did we manage all those years with revolvers that had no safeties?

Many safeties on rifles and shotguns today still do nothing more than block travel of the trigger. When a 1911 safety is engaged, it will block the forward travel of the hammer while the grip safety limits rearward travel of the trigger. JMB knew what he was doing. Pretty sure the safety lever equipped Sig M17 & M18 locks the sear and trigger bar in the upward position. The P320 without a safety switch is a different story.

The black M18 is out of stock many places, and I believe was discontinued. In its place you can order this P/N : 320C-9-BSS-MS-MA But it will have a different rear sight and no removable plate for a red dot.

There is no doubt where this fool stands. The same fool who spent 1/5 of the total statehouse refurbishment expense on a rug, the 1 item that will become the most trampled on and soiled and hence the first to be replaced. What a dope.completely out of touch. He wants “majesty ”? Kneel, ye peasants of New Jersey! Let’s not forget an upgrade to Tammy’s office as well. Yes, all the wives/spouses nowadays have their own taxpayer-funded offices, staff, security, etc. They all live the life of luxury - of “majesty” as Phil puts it - without ever receiving a single vote. And they believe they “deserve” it. They’re not elected!!! No one in the press corps ever calls out this lout.

There was a segment on GFH radio yesterday where Sandy and Anthony commented on NJ people caving in and going along with unconstitutional things in this state. Well, this is just another example. So many now are tripping over themselves to procure their PTC. Before that we were making multiple trips to the local gun shop just to first buy a firearm, wait for the NICS to clear, then go back to the store to pick it up! When did it change from buy a gun and wait for NJSP NICS to clear you in fifteen minutes? And if you want some ammo now with that purchase, you must pay an additional $1.50 so your info is logged accordingly with the NJSP. WTF! For me this is a hard pass. I’ll wait til I move to a constitutional carry state, where the color of the ink isn’t a criteria on an concealed carry application. The

Atlantic City casinos could care less if there’s a boycott.

Tommy McGuire was born in Ridgewood, NJ.

I see Phil Dunston Murphy is sporting his new coiffure. He must have his sights set on a higher office. Signing this bill will certainly gain him more national exposure. He’s got to do something to compete with Sir Gavin the Handsome on the West coast.

Good overview on Reddit of how things will go down, and that we should prepare for the long haul. https://www.reddit.com/r/NJGuns/comments/zqz0ty/guide_to_the_upcoming_nj_2a_lawsuits/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

So that’s where all the .35 Remington’s are hiding! You’ve got a box or two there that’s easily 60 years old! I’ll forward to my friend, who’s looking for .35’s. Thanks

What brand of .35 Rem. do you have for trade?

Found this on Reddit from Danielsen’s FB. Danielsen sure changed his tune since last year. Wonder if all the no-show state jobs thrown his way and to his wife has anything to do with it?

Is that where SBF’s FTX donations went???

A field or pasture land that is no longer tilled and has become overgrown with a sparse growth of trees.

The same people who check your magazines at the range or check your muzzle brake to ensure it’s pinned & welded and ensure their bulbous pinky can’t penetrate the muzzle. I hear the State has hired another 87,000 armed checkers to perform these mundane tasks.

Add to that list judge’s, prosecutor’s, mayor’s and wealthy A-listers of the community who have them. They will be affected as well.

These mods have spurred a resurgence in the lever action market. Here’s another: https://fightlite.com/herring-mod24

I was wrong, in some counties and towns, folks have been successful in getting their PTC’s. But it’s a trickle. Although completely dumbfounded, it didn’t take long for the common sense crowd in Trenton to put pen to paper and draft all-encompassing restrictions, which made it through a review today. October 27th we may find out just how far and how ugly Trenton intends to take this.

Isn’t ANJRPC’s suit regarding magazine capacity to go back to fifteen rounds? I thought that’s what I heard Scott Bach say on GFH Radio.