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I think that's a good idea. If S&W, Glock, Springfield Armory, Beretta, Ruger, etc. got on board it would make a big statement.

I completely agree, the proposed bill is very far-reaching and dangerous, especially in its vague language. I also agree that it would be very difficult for them to pass it but honestly, anymore nothing surprises me. These legislators have far too much emotion on this issue and not much, if any, logic.

Found it, thanks.

Oh okay, how many are in consideration today?

I really think it will stay at 15. The bill I'm really worried about is the one about in-home inspections. Knowing this state that is a very slippery slope.

Ruger 10/22 HK USP .40 used lever action 30-30 HK P7 (I'd give it to my dad)

Damn, didn't realize. Came across this page and it had today's date on it.

Here's an excerpt: "By current law, Barrett cannot be an accomplice with any lawbreaker, therefore, cannot and will not service or sell to New York government agencies. Barrett also applies this stance to the individual elected official who, as a matter of public record, has voted for or created regulation that violates the constitutional rights of their citizens. This is an expansion of our 2002 ban against the California government due to their second amendment infringements, and shall apply to any future violators." The whole article is here: http://epictactical.com/barrett-joins-larue-and-others

This is perfect.

Exactly. It's an uphill battle.

It's a great point and can't be understated. Parents are too often lazy and the government loves laziness.

The Fourth Amendment states: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized." Lyman Trumble, speaking about the amendment and its relation to the states said, "There is no change in that respect so far as the States are concerned, and the Federal Government cannot interfere with the States so long as they do not deprive some person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law." Proposed bill A3676 sponsored by Assem. Jiminez states: "No handgun purchase permit or firearms purchaser identification card shall be issued: (10) To any person who has not had an on-site inspection and evaluation of the household where the firearm will be situate, the purpose of which is to ensure the person is qualified to purchase the firearm as required by subsection c. of this section." I know historically "search and seizure" is referring to arrests but has there been any recent cases that may tie in and bolster our fight against these proposed bills in regards to the Fourth Amendment? And, I can't even begin to imagine the vague language that will be used to define a person that is unqualified after the inspection.

I've shopped around in there before and yes it seemed like things were a little pricey.

Hey all, just wanted to let you know. They got 42 Windam Weaponry SR 556's in this morning. As of 1430 they were down to 15. Give em a call, they'll take full payment over the phone. They're going for $1200 plus NICS. Their phone number is 856-251-9099.

http://m.cbsnews.com/storysynopsis.rbml?&pageType=sundaymorning&catid=57566014&feed_id=35&nb_splitPage=3 I think this is the most chilling part: "This is our country. We live in it, and we have a right to the kind of country we want. We would not allow the French or the United Nations to rule us, and neither should we allow people who died over two centuries ago and knew nothing of our country as it exists today." Honestly it's a bit interesting he mentioned the UN who I'm pretty sure the president is alright with handing over rights to.

Own 2 Ruger rifles, they're a great company with very good customer service. This website was very user-friendly. I already had a Rep write me back.

Very nice of them to put my bolt-action Ruger M77 mark II on the exempt list. What a joke.

Deadeye74, Hmm, no I've never stopped in there. Just looked at the map and it's definitely close enough so I'll be heading in soon. Thanks

For anyone looking for a nice, new shop to attend in south jersey may I recommend Banger's. It's located at 840 Piney Hollow Rd in Winslow on the grounds of the South Jersey Shooting Club. It opened in April and ive been in three times now. Every employee there is knowledgeable, attentive, and personable. From now on I'm buying all of my guns and supplies from them basically because I'm tired of the attitude you get from the other 2 shops in the area. If you try to order something from the other places you hear, "yeah, uh, sorry...we just get what we get from the distributor." At Banger's it's completely different. They ordered me exactly what I wanted. Just wanted to let you all know that you don't have to settle for crummy attitudes just because you're buying a gun. Besides, don't we get enough crumminess from the laws and the state itself? -Jason

i live in the washington twp. in gloucester county, a lot of people refer to it as turnersville or sewell. thanks bill, your info helped out a lot. i'd like to get down there and give it a try. thing is, i don't know any members. i drove past again today but the gate was closed and i didn't see anyone around.

yeah i think that's a little ridiculous to limit the shooter like that right off the bat. other than that the place was nice. where are you a member, totalabuse?

hey guys, i've been looking to join a range and the south jersey shooting club is close to me and has everything i am looking for. however, i have a question... i drove past once and found that the gate was open so i stopped in and walked around. very clean and i liked what i saw. i walked under the enclosure for the rifle range and sat down at one of the benches. it is then that i noticed lumber blocking my vision from ceiling to about halfway down. why is there wood blocking my vision? i've never seen that before at any range. you can actually see the lower piece of wood has some holes in it from missed shots. i had to basically lay all they way forward on the bench with my pretend rifle in hand before i could see down-range. could someone that is a member there explain to me why this is there...and, has it been a hindrance for them... http://www.sjerseyshootingclub.com/photos.htm << thanks. jason

So sorry to hear that Doc, my prayers are with you and your family

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