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A2761 Aca (1R) Reduces maximum capacity of ammunition magazines to 10 rounds; exempts firearms with .22 caliber tubular magazines from 10 round limitation. 
Passed Assembly 

  

 
Identical Bill Number: S102    
Last Session Bill Number: A3327   S818 

Greenwald, Louis D.   as Primary Sponsor
Quijano, Annette   as Primary Sponsor
Johnson, Gordon M.   as Primary Sponsor
Holley, Jamel C.   as Primary Sponsor
Moriarty, Paul D.   as Primary Sponsor
Murphy, Carol A.   as Co-Sponsor
Caputo, Ralph R.   as Co-Sponsor
Eustace, Tim   as Co-Sponsor
Vainieri Huttle, Valerie   as Co-Sponsor
Mosquera, Gabriela M.   as Co-Sponsor
Downey, Joann   as Co-Sponsor
Houghtaling, Eric   as Co-Sponsor
 
 
 
 
     
 

2/1/2018 Introduced, Referred to Assembly Judiciary Committee
3/5/2018 Reported and Referred to Assembly Appropriations Committee
3/22/2018 Reported out of Assembly Comm. with Amendments, 2nd Reading
3/26/2018 Motion To Aa (Rooney)
3/26/2018 Motion To Table (Pintor Marin) (49-26-0)

3/26/2018 Passed by the Assembly (48-25-3)

Statement - AJU 02/28/18 - 1 pages PDF Format    HTML Format 
Introduced - - 9 pages PDF Format    HTML Format 
Reprint - - 17 pages PDF Format    HTML Format 
Statement - AAP 3/22/18 - 3 pages PDF Format    HTML Format 

Committee Voting:
AJU  2/28/2018  -  r/favorably  -  Yes {5}  No {1}  Not Voting {1}  Abstains {0}  -  Roll Call
AAP  3/22/2018  -  r/Aca  -  Yes {7}  No {3}  Not Voting {1}  Abstains {0}  -  Roll Call

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Sorry. I won't be doing 10 rounders. These can be bought directly from most manufacturers. After 15 years, that ship has sailed. If you haven't noticed, I have been moving away from doing conversions to strictly selling retail locally. Local business has been booming.

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15 minutes ago, argetni said:

So it looks like reading the PDF we can keep the 15s and block them to 10 "legally", the question is how.

 

Perhaps PK90 can offer a service, help some behind enemy lines and make some $$$.

If that was the only amendment then it just stacks rediculous on top of rediculous.  If should have already been possible to make existing mags compliant. 

Was “hoping” it was at least grandfathering. That would have been their smart move too since it would avoid the injunction path CA hit. 

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6 minutes ago, capt14k said:

They can kiss my ass. Unless they are buying my mags at current retail price or paying to have them converted they are staying the way they are.

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Well no prison time, but 10k fine EACH and you become a criminal.

It even says they will make lots of money from the fines. Disgusting.

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5 minutes ago, capt14k said:

So in reality we got nothing today is that correct?

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 I think just about everyone there realized the vote was a fore gone conclusion.  But our numbers were heard and hopefully some speakers were heard by the crowd when it comes to how important voting is and these scumbags need to be voted out.  We can't go down quietly. 

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Well no prison time, but 10k fine EACH and you become a criminal.
It even says they will make lots of money from the fines. Disgusting.
Good Luck collecting for me. I already have everything in a separate Family Limited Partnership. They were designed to avoid the IRS. I am sure the State of NJ won't be able to circumvent it either. Unfortunately for others Family Limited Partnerships are only grandfathered in today.

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 I think just about everyone there realized the vote was a fore gone conclusion.  But our numbers were heard and hopefully some speakers were heard by the crowd when it comes to how important voting is and these scumbags need to be voted out.  We can't go down quietly. 
We need to be working with SAF and GOA. Why is it I never hear about either of them in NJ?

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5 minutes ago, Malice4you said:

Well, we got fucked.

And got some STDs in the process...

Senate, governors pen, then open your wallets to the groups that will sue. 

And for wittle baby jeebus sake! Get everyone you know to vote! And vote every time!

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Thanks to all that showed up.  I will be quiet about those who chose not to.
Great speakers, great organizations, great patriots.


Yes, thanks to all.
Some could not make it but supplied funds to help.

Btw Ray, how many times have you said we eat our own? The saying, practice what you preach comes to mind. You holding back is no different that just blurting the whole thing out.
Time to stop ALL eating of our own!
[emoji486]Eat burgers! [emoji481] Not patriotic citizens!


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10 minutes ago, Zeke said:

And for wittle baby jeebus sake! Get everyone you know to vote! And vote every time!

And here in lies what I see is yet another problem.  Just like people say sue over the Moms having signs suing over bad laws they pass.  So what? What happens to them? NOTHING!  They don't pay.  They don't get fired.  They get to go on and continue to do more.  No Accountability at all.  Christy didn't pay for his bridge-gate lawyers.  U.S. congress didn't pay for the sex scandal settlements. We paid for it as we pay for everything and they walk.  They don't care and don't have to care.  Loyd's of London has them covered.

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Reality is we needed 10x the amount of people that showed up to even make them think twice about their voting habits. My rough estimate is about 1200 - 1400 people showed up.

Not nearly enough... 

We need to do better. We need to do especially better at the voting booth.

We have the numbers but we can’t get them all rowing the the same direction. I am almost as frustrated with gun owners in NJ as I am with the politicians :(

-Jim

 

 

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I was there and stationary most of the time. Around 11 AM I made a concerted effort to estimate the crowd size on the various locations. My guess is around 1,200. Nothing professional but I did do a lot of counting.

Maybe this round of bills doesn't appear to many as the 'Sound the general alarm' occasion. But it certainly is the opening salvo. I expected to see more than that today.

If there really are 1 million gun owners in NJ, then turnout today was somewhere around 0.1% But I'm beginning to think that number is bogus. Does anyone know direct from the NRA how many members are in NJ? An ANJRPC member count would be somewhat redundant, but I'd like to know that too.

And I'm not looking to start an argument, but just as a factual question: what exactly did we accomplish today? I can't come up with a long list. Especially after the results of the legislative session. (And that doesn't surprise me at all.) I appreciated all the camaraderie and coaching from the professionals, but what specifically was achieved? My list is very short.

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I agree with the size estimates, and it would have been 10x that on Saturday.

 

 

I'm guessing today was picked because they were voting, but how did no one knows Mom's Against Action would be there? Why wasnt there an announcement and an effort to have half the rally leave early to lock them out of seats?

 

 

Nothing was accomplished today that is the reality.

 

 

It is time for the multiple NJ Organizations to leave their egos at the door and fold. The like a Pheonix Rise Up from The Ashes as a New Stronger Single Organization with a new Alliance. That Alliance should be SAF or GOA.

 

 

I am also starting to think sometimes we need to eat our own. It happens in nature. The weak member of the pack or litter are left to die and eaten by the others. It makes the pack stronger.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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22 minutes ago, capt14k said:

I am also starting to think sometimes we need to eat our own. It happens in nature. The weak member of the pack or litter are left to die and eaten by the others. It makes the pack stronger.

Then you need to rethink your analogy.  Take myself for example. And I’ll throw myself at the mercy of the forum. I couldn’t make today. In fact I can rarely make anything. Does that mean I’m not welcome?  That I’m worse than a FUDD? Probably not the best strategy when trying to energize any sort of base of voters. 

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1 minute ago, Shawnmoore81 said:

Nobody bringing up they sent the Newark high school drum team to practice next to the rally. Bused and Escorted by teachers


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Is that what the hell that was???!!! I thought it was the 'other gathering' that was supposedly going on.

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2 minutes ago, 45Doll said:

Is that what the hell that was???!!! I thought it was the 'other gathering' that was supposedly going on.

I was another gathering.  Something to do with Charter Schools and some vote.  Although they started to make noise too early They didn't head up the street until after 11.  We ran late. 

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