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Sorry NYC - you had 6 years to change the law. Sux that you held out until the SC swung to conservative majority. Now get ready for a decision that’s going to pave the way to overturn lots of infringing, anti-2A laws. I hope Bloomberg strokes out.

Another thing to consider is that the recent stream of negative attention the NRA is receiving is AGENDA-DRIVEN. With a conservative leaning Supreme Court, the anti-gun lobbies and Democrats are absolutely afraid that the NRA could back/push court challenges that would end up hamstringing the horseshit/meaningless state gun laws that they champion in order to win favor with the electorate. If the NRA can fund court challenges that kill the feel-good "look what "i've done for crime" laws , then they're a dangerous threat.

Thank you. Yes. They are fully funding our Rogers case that will hopefully get granted very by the supremes in the next week or so and they are funding our mag ban case as well. All we have left in NJ is the federal courts. Ant.

Ha! Suck it NYC!

That was probably the most surprising thing for me....how much lead these pigs took and didn't wanna quit. I was nervous about making my one shot count with my muzzleloader. Was fortunate to make a good shot and break it's neck but still ended up having to put a 357mag in the brainpan for all movement to cease. Looking forward to some Good eats. Nick

It’s my favorite vegetable

If everything tasted like bacon the world would be a better place.

@10X: You are correct. Global Entry includes all of the benefits of TSA PreCheck, while TSA PreCheck is just for domestic air travel. As a clarification TSA PreCheck speeds passengers through the required security physical screening process, while Global Entry speeds passengers through U.S. Border Control and Customs on flights arriving into the U.S. from foreign countries. FYI, one is only eligible to apply for TSA PreCheck if you are a U.S. citizen, national or resident, yet there is no age restriction. Almost all U.S. airlines participate in this program, as do many major foreign carriers. For Global Entry, one may apply if you are a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, or are a citizen of the United Kingdom, Germany, India, Panama, Columbia, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland or Mexico. Some of these countries my require a visa. Canadian citizens and residents are also eligible for Global Entry benefits through membership in the NEXUS partnership program. The Netherlands has an arrangement for its citizens to enjoy the benefits of Global Entry, via its trusted traveler program called “FLUX”. Anyone under the age of 18 must have parental or legal guardian consent to participate. Your application to either program will most likely be denied if you've got a criminal record or provide false or incomplete information on your application. Also, if you are currently being investigated by any local, state, or federal agency or have pending criminal charge(s) or have violated customs, immigration, or agricultural laws in any country, you will probably be denied as well. Four years ago when I applied for and was approved for both programs, I did not fully understand all of this. At that time, I mistakenly thought that one was just for domestic travel and the other was for foreign travel. So, today, if one does both domestic AND foreign air travel, then Global Entry is really the one program to apply for and maintain, IMHO. AVB-AMG

people always find something to bitch about. Free speech and all, which they are completely entitled to. Just know they kill their own morale and perpetuate a doom and gloom which isnt really helpful.

Lady Mormont rocks!

Ok, I found this pretty funny, though I'm easily amused. A bit of a story... Most of you know I moved to New Hampshire. I made the escape last year and have commented a bit on just how different the gun culture is in NH from NJ. I worked my way into a local LGS that now I get a call from him whenever something gets traded in that he thinks I'll like, and his prices are great - I've posted some of my finds. NH is a low-population state. The entire state has about the same population as a combined Essex and Hudson county. Most folks that I've met have guns. They are nothing special up here except for maybe some of the MA transplants since I live close to the MA border. Anyway, the NICS check in NH is interesting - call it NhICS. Basically, the store makes a phone call to the state, someone physically answers, takes the information and does the check. The store gets a call back, usually in about 5 minutes, with the approval. Last time when I bought I got a "pending". That's when I learned I'm forever cursed with a link to NJ. Seems like NhICS makes a phone call to your state of birth. Damn. Anyway, to the original question in the thread. I was in today and bought another "find". He called in NhICS and as soon as he gave the woman my name, her first question was "Him again? What's he buying this time?". I damn near spit my drink on the counter. So, You know you're buying too many guns when the woman doing the NhICS check over the phone knows you by name. My score today was a Kimber Eclipse Target II. For $650. I love this state

In both forms (SBR and Pistol), no. Definitely above 50oz for pistol and with the magwell outside the grip you're out. No SBRs in NJ...

I am happy to report that the Supreme Court today denied NYC's motion to put the briefing of this case on hold while it considers amending its unconstitutional ban on travel with a gun outside the five boroughs: "Motion of respondents to hold briefing schedule in abeyance DENIED."

He got his hog alright! Weeds were 10+ feet high, felled trees all over. We really worked for our BACON! Here's the two ladies from The Well Armed Woman harvesting their hogs with .30 caliber rifles & superior shot placement on moving targets. Overgrowth this late in the season prevents "long" shots. Most of this hunt you could hardly see yer hand in front of yer face in parts! When is the next BBQ? Don't ya'll have it planned already Rosey

33 family and friend hires. Those are rookie numbers.

The negative posts in this thread are a good example of how people in NJ are "different" from people in other states. Something about NJ seems to make people negative about everything, including being negative to people trying to provide alternative solutions to the gun law problem in NJ. The same is true for any 2A issues, the negativity stifles everything.

Second purchase with Jack very responsive true gentleman and professional couldn't ask for a better experience .

Even a turd can't ruin this thread....some gold right here. A teacher asked her class how many of them were Bernie Sanders fans. Not really knowing what a Bernie Sanders fan is, but wanting to be liked by the teacher, all the kids raised their hands except for Little Johnny. The teacher asked Little Johnny why he has decided to be different...again. Little Johnny said, 'Because I'm not a Bernie Sanders fan.' The teacher asked, 'Why aren't you a Bernie Sanders fan?' Johnny said, 'Because I'm a Conservative.' The teacher asked him why he's a Conservative. Little Johnny answered, 'Well, my Mom's a Conservative and my Dad's a Conservative, so I'm a Conservative.' Annoyed by this answer, the teacher asked, 'If your Mom was a Moron and your Dad was an idiot, what would that make you?' Little Johnny replied, 'A Bernie Sanders fan.'

New York City filed a motion with SCOTUS on Friday, April 12, seeking to kneecap this case from being heard. NYC has introduced an amendment to its rule that would allow NYC residents to transport handguns to other locations outside the City where is is legal to possess them, such as a second upstate home; a range; or a competition out of state. NYC's lawyer is arguing that SCOTUS should hold further briefing in abeyance as in their view, the case will become moot once the new rule is adopted and SCOTUS could not therefore grant the plaintiffs any relief. SCOTUS does not have to accept this position but if it does, the case will be dismissed as moot. This might enhance the odds for certification to be granted in NJ's Rogers v. Grewal case since there is no chance that NJ will flip flop and suddenly allow concealed or open carry outside the home.

Pineapple? In meatloaf? Go wrap some bacon on that thing and we will pretend this never happened.