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  1. No is a qualified answer... N.J. Stat. Ann. § 2C:1-4 - No permit to purchase a handgun or FPIC shall be issued to any person who: Has been “convicted of any crime” (under New Jersey law, a crime is an offense “for which a sentence of imprisonment in excess of 6 months is authorized);” Save your money.
  2. 2 points
    The dog does have an asshole. You could name just that part, Barry (or Greenday...The band of course). Every time you need to take the dog out for a walk, don't forget the Barry bags.
  3. They probably don't want to release the video until they have the time to photoshop in the MAGA hats. Or maybe the MNZGA hats?
  4. @1LtCAPyea but serpa's *do* suck.
  5. Question 11e on the 4473 specifically states that use of marijuana is a disqualifier under Federal law for firearms ownership. Being just about all firearms transfers have to go through a FFL in NJ. If you want to use marijuana no guns for you as it stands. This has been brought up before.
  6. In the UK he would be arrested for those words regardless if they are true or not.
  7. Holy shit. He'd be crucified if he was a US senator and made a statement like that. Hard to believe that's legit.
  8. I can understand the desire to not show the video. The victims families haven't even begun to grieve, so I can't imagine how they'd feel seeing their loved ones assassinated every time they turn on the TV or log on to the internet. As for the manifesto, I can again understand the desire to suppress it and not spread the views of the fucktard shooter across the globe. That said, the slippery slope with that thinking is that politicians. media, etc, can then make up whatever they want about the shooter and there's no way to refute it. "The shooter said he was a personal friend of Donal Trump and was acting as his agent" That becomes the truth if there's no evidence otherwise...
  9. I saw this letter by a NZ Senator, at first I thought it was fake. WaPo and Fox have referenced it, so it appears to be legit. It really spells out the issue with immigration:
  10. Ok i cant watch anymore.. Listening to these people who support an ideology that is responsible for terrorists attacks all over the world and directly targeting women and children while casting stones at Us is sickening... Fuck these people. Lets be honest. 49 Dead in the middle east by muslim terrorists would be a slow day.
  11. This is like 10,000 miles away. Nothing to do with America, Trump, NRA or anything else in this hemisphere. The guy was a nutter, that's all. If NZ really thinks Trump is to blame, they should declare war on the US.
  12. Second attack was staved by... a good guy with a gun.
  13. 2 points
    I'm getting a dog not an asshole.
  14. Sorry was trying to add a dramatic pause. Henry Replaced the barrel no questions asked.. They did however mention to please have the russian stop calling their support people and yelling squib.
  15. This is really sad because, in the end, when the plaintiffs loose, they will have been victimized twice. The first time by the shooter, the second time by Bloomberg and all the other gun grabbers. I feel bad for the parents, this lawsuit has replaced their children as a reason to live, they are being coached by Bloomberg and other anti 2A groups to redirect their grieving towards anger at a company that literally had noting to do with Newtown. They are being used as pawns, emotionally manipulated by the anti 2A lobby into a dead end street. The parents have a huge hole in their lives and Bloomberg was happy to come along and exploit them, knowing they were vulnerable. When this is all over, the parents will be devastated because Bloomberg convinced them that banning guns will have given some modicum of meaning to their loss.
  16. You can look to the history of Illinois and Washington D.C. as Recent examples of how a viciously anti- carry state reacts when they’re suddenly forced to recognize the 2A.
  17. A little birdie told me the owner was shooting lead reloads that were double loaded and the bullets where too big.
  18. 1 point
    Or buying a revolver chambered in 40 S&W.
  19. If it were a serial that was under the recall you will. If they dont but you still want to make sure you can stop in and well check it..... Once i get my gauge from them which it coming.
  20. Just horrible, I don’t think NZ has a death penalty but if anyone deserves it, the perpetrators of this heinous act do. Killing innocents is never to be condoned and must be met with swift justice. -Jim
  21. 1 point
    Humm tarsa, I like the meaning but it's not a masculine name. Honestly magyar is a top contender
  22. 1 point
    Peel, have you been in the cooking sherry again?
  23. 1 point
    Humm I like magyar.........its on the list.
  24. 1 point
    Magyar - (the ancient nomadic tribe that first bred them) Count László - (one of the guys that started the breed club in the 20's) Yes, I know... I'm much too serious! That said, please don't name your beautiful dog something ugly! It's a very elegant breed, thus deserving of an elegant name.
  25. 1 point
    Well, you can try. Dogs will be dogz
  26. 1 point
    As a diehard 92 fan, there are things about it I like and others I don't. The sights, rounded trigger guard and steel frame are interesting. I'm less enamored by the vertec grip, and I'll need to get used to the frame safety and how that might affect the trigger. Considering I just bought the LTT to add to the collection I'll wait until I can hold this one before I decide.
  27. 1 point
    Aka the Toblerone.
  28. Add to that, they know the top court is significantly overburdened. They take up what, 10%, of the cases presented to them? Its like one child misbehaving because they know they won’t get punished because their parents are focused on their sibling.
  29. I believe that is what it is. These Liberal judges think the Constitution is a living, breathing document that can be interpreted/changed at will. They just make up new laws as they go, and then play a wait and see if they will be overturned by a higher court.
  30. When can we start suing our corrupt politicians.
  31. Political activism from the bench. The plaintiffs will lose.
  32. The implication here seems to be that Remington was marketing its guns to murder people. I must have missed that commercial.
  33. Mathematically, it all works out, two negatives make a positive.
  34. It appears that the trend today is for courts to pass laws that that are unlawful due to state preemption laws (Pittsburgh wanting to ban so called assault weapons), or judges ust delegating their personal opinions from the bench, knowing that what they are doing is unlawful and knowing that it will take a significant amount of time for the "law" to be overturned by a higher court, if at all.
  35. I would hope that "justifiable need" would be struck from 2C:39 and 58 immediately upon the decision coming down. I would also hope that SCOTUS would compel NJ to rewrite 2C:39 and 58 in their entireties to comply with the literal meaning of the Constitution and its Amendments. But I expect NJ would be given some period of time (60-180 days) to do that. We'd still need to qualify every 6 months, just like LEOs do, but the way some of them shoot, and continue to qualify every time (to keep their jobs) I don't expect that would be a problem for most of us. We burn up a lot more ammo on a regular basis than most LEOs do.
  36. Especially when the lawful purchaser (Lanza's mother) was murdered and had her rifle stolen, later to be used in the crime.
  37. Because Liberals and the History of Now.
  38. Great example..... This is a liberal court allowing a shit case to proceed knowing it will be killed down the line.. it was a political statement.
  39. I did not and will not :).. It was that idiotic.
  40. The suit is DOa, Adam Lanza didnt purchase the firearm... His mother did... So it doesn't even stand to reason their marketing strategy led to this outcome. Not to mention Remington has never advertised their AR's as something kids should own, ever. Remington should have a counter suit planned.
  41. This is total bullshit. This CT Supreme Court decision needs to be struck down just as much as the other 2A cases coming up to SCOTUS
  42. We should also top calling it fake news.... It's not news at all.... its propaganda. The "news" has become a wing of the democrat party.. This is not new, it's been happening for years. At this point they just don't hide it. Evem FOX (non Entertainment) hosts spread false news and glorified spin... Judge Napolitano is a great example along with Schlep Smith... Speaking of Schlep... he's been MIA... On top of this.. Fox continues to back up CNN when they complain about trump attacking the media.... its all a shame..
  43. #35 THIS KID IS GOING PLACES AND I INTERVIEWED HER & ASSISTED DURING THE PHOTO SHOOT & PRACTICE SESSION! FROM SOMEWHERE DEEP IN A CRANBERRY BOG IN THE PINES OF SOUTH JERSEY COMES SPEED-ON-STEEL SHOOTER EMILY CUTTS NJ's EMILY CUTTS A 2A PIONEER AT 15 YRS OLD! STATIC STEEL CHAMPION LOVES BANGIN' & CLANGIN'! by Black Wire Media Monday March 11, 2019 www.cnjfo.com/join-us From deep in the cranberry bogs in the Pines of South Jersey comes a true competitor & 2nd Amendment warrior, high school sophomore Emily Cutts, an east coast Steel Shoot champion! As Apache helicopters & USAF cargo jets take off & land at Joint Base McGuire-Ft. Dix-Lakehurst NAS, Cutts is concentrating on ringing AR-500 steel plates as fast as she can. The flightpath at the Joint Base is immediately overhead, but nothing seems to break Emily's concentration. The sponsored youth shooter, just 15, has amassed so many plaques in just 4 short years on the local & regional circuit that the family has to figure out where they'll all fit. This 15 year old has already competed and placed in static steel matches in at least 9 states! When asked what's most important to her about shooting, Emily responds with, "FUN" and "Protecting the 2nd Amendment"! She and her mom & dad attended the 2A Seminar hosted by the NJ Constitutional Republicans at the Centerton Country Club in Pittsgrove, NJ on January 17th. The family heard Mark Cheeseman, Jay Factor, and CNJFO's Theresa Inacker and David Rosenthal give presentations on the status of the 2nd Amendment in NJ as they see it. This moved Emily so much so that 12 days later she recited from memory, her history paper, and Cutts' live presentation, "How to Protect the Second Amendment" was given to her sophomore English class while video of her competing play behind her on a monitor! "If the Second Amendment fails, the Bill of Rights fail"--Emily Cutts Emily's paper goes on to explore the topics of retreat during a home invasion, how the new 10 round magazine capacity affects her competitive shooting on the national circuit, how working together with groups like the NRA and CNJFO will help to get our gun rights restored. She illustrates how insane NJ gun law is by showing it's a felony for a spouse to use a hand gun not registered to themselves to defend the family. She further explores NJ gun law by saying, "Every move the government makes in an attempt to decrease crime levels with firearms only affects the safe and responsible gun owners". Cutts takes it all in stride, and is shy at first when asked to talk about what she's accomplished thus far. The only child of proud parents & NRA Life Members Doug and Lorie Cutts, Emily was introduced to shooting at 3-4 years of age, making range visits to see what mom & dad do for recreation. At age 6 she peered through dad's rifle scope, and received permission to handle only after reciting the 3 NRA safety rules. By 9 years old she was shooting her own youth model break-action, single-shot .22LR rifle at the Delran Junior Marksman Club in Delran, NJ. Emily was the 2nd youngest of 23 kids in the program and scored the second highest out of the group. She was HOOKED and soon found she "HAD a NEED for SPEED!", so at age 12 she entered her first match and the rest, as they say, is history! Emily's favorite static steel stage to shoot is "Show Down", the same one she broke her own 7.46 sec. UNOFFICIAL world record in December 2018, by scoring a time of just 7.32 sec. for 5 targets with her Ruger 10-.22 rimfire open class rifle (optic w/ a dot sight) at her first match of this year, held at Old Bridge Rifle & Pistol Club. Old Bridge R&P Club hosts the NJ State Rimfire Challenge and is known throughout the region as a terrific venue for this fun discipline year-round (weather permitting). CNJFO was invited to set-up a membership table at the championship match a while ago and we'd love to be there again. This season she competes as a Grand Master in this sanctioned sport, having earned USPSA's highest rank at the same December match! Steel Challenge (the national ranking organization in the sport) classifies competitors strictly by accomplishment (speed on steel), not by age, so Cutts is one of the youngest Grand Masters in the sport today. Cutts has FUN shooting and wouldn't do it if it wasn't fun to do. When asked when does she get serious, her reply is, "When I step-up to the Line!" The somewhat shy-at-first sophomore is quick to point out that there's a lot of camaraderie in the shooting sports. "It makes you feel like you belong". "Fellow competitors loan each other their guns if yours breaks (and they do occasionally) even if it costs them a first place". My gun broke during a match and Cole Busch (a well-known on the national stage--Editor) offered his gun to me to finish, but mine was repaired in time". Living in the reality of NJ gun law for a competitive shooter at this level means her father Doug must always have a couple hand gun permits "open", waiting to see if Emily wins a new hand gun as a competition or raffle prize. "We have to float overlapping permits all year round in case she wins one or we have to replace worn out or broken parts" says Doug. The steel match season runs 12 months of the year in warmer climate states, and Emily's season runs March to November, during which she'll probably shoot between 10 & 15 THOUSAND ROUNDS. "Her .22 hand gun of choice is a Ruger .22-45 and the serialized part of that gun is the upper, the barrel" says Doug. Doug adds, "Her Rock River Arms 9mm pistol caliber carbine (her favorite) has a traditional serialized lower, so if she wears-out the barrel it's easy to replace". Doug wonders if the new fee scheme for permits being contemplated in Trenton will affect his ability to continue to provide for Emily's needs as a competitor. Off-season Emily slows it down a bit with some bench rest shooting and this past December Christmas break used her .50 cal Thompson Center Renegade traditional black powder percussion sidelock rifle to harvest TWO deer with ONE bullet by using 60 grains of loose black powder and a .50 cal sabot from her dad's hunting blind. So Emily scored two deer and her dad was goose-egged this season! We nibbled on some venison jerky during the interview (see the harvest pix). The high school sophomore earns honor roll grades, sings in the school choir, has competed in HS gymnastics, built a non-functioning Gatling Gun for her 8th grade history project, and did a Facebook Live video to her 8th grade history class from the range at the US Steel Nationals in Georgia. Her high school doesn't go on lockdown when Cutts wears her "gun" earrings or her gym shirt adorned with AR-15 rifles. They understand that's just how she rolls. Her 8th grade history teacher still has her Gatling Gun on display. After high school she plans to find a college that has a static steel or "action" shooting team where her skills would make her eligible for scholarships. (Editor's Note: We proudly informed the family that Emily would easily obtain the Cal Ellis Memorial Scholarship from the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs if she submitted an application for same as a high school senior). In addition to turning "Pro" as a speed shooter, Cutts wants to help people by becoming a physical therapist.
  44. I’d get the vp9 b
  45. My vote is for a H&K VP9 9mm in FDE ;-) i Love mine :-)
  46. 1 point
    NJSP combined the most restrictive parts of state law and federal law. The problem is that Troopers and many other departments use this information as guidance and will end up arresting people who are following NJ law because the NJSP is giving out false information.

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