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N.J. pays Second Amendment group (NJ2AS) another $87,500 totaling $230,000 in legal victories! January 18, 2020 NJ2AS News 0 Comment Uncategorized For the third time, NJ paid our legal fees for another Second Amendment legal victory. This brings the total that New Jersey paid to NJ2AS $230,000 in legal awards. NJ2AS attorney Richard Gutman, NJ2AS President Alex “Alejandro” Roubian, NJ2AS legislative advisor Robert Barush, proudly stand in front the check for our legal fees. In June 2019 the New Jersey State Police once again lost against NJ2AS in an 8-year-long legal battle to receive a copy of their investigative manual that is used while investigating firearm applicants. Shortly after, New Jersey, once again, lost a motion to have the State pay for our legal fees. The New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) was awarded $87,500 for legal fees. In 2016, The Record stated: “The most expensive case in the documents reviewed by The Record involved the Second Amendment Society seeking firearms regulations, costing the administration $101,626.” NJ2AS President Alex “Alejandro” Roubian proudly stated “NJ2AS will stop at nothing, ever, until all unconstitutional infringements on our right to keep and bear arms in NJ are gone. We will seek out and expose every violation, every person who is complicit in those violations and every government entity that participates and/or covers them up. We will bring into the light the negative impact of NJ’s poorly worded and over-criminalized legislation. We will use any and all legal means available to do so.” Frank Fiamingo, NJ2AS’ former President (2010-2015) that helped spearhead this lawsuit stated “I would like to formally express my gratitude to Attorney Richard Gutman and the members, leaders and advisers of the NJ2AS that made this significant win possible. The attorney General of NJ and the NJ State Police have been put on notice that the firearms owners of NJ will not sit back while their individual rights are constantly being trampled. It may take time to fight the unfair and unconstitutional behavior of the three branches of New Jersey’s government, but we are in this fight for the long run and this win is only the beginning. Under President Alexander Roubian, the members and legal advisers of the NJ2AS intend to file additional lawsuits which we fully believe will be successful. We continue to ask for your support as the NJ2AS moves forward in the quest to further the legitimate right of individuals to keep and bear arms wherever they have the right to be. This includes the right of the individual to carry firearms for defensive purposes.” Governor Murphy’s administration did not respond for comment. Another group that has done more for NJ Gun Owners than the limp dicked NRA! Happy and Sad: cid:BD4934AA-D941-4662-9885-C84025A71359/[email protected]

Last night, I was kinda noodling the pros and cons of being in/out cage. I kinda agree with Rhodes about staying out of the cage in protest, but someone has to be in the cage to deliver the speeches. If the leaders are in the cage, then they need close up support/protection. I came up with an idea a while ago, for the first Trenton rally, that we should all buy cheap holsters and walk around with a banana in it. It's a parody of a Monty Python skit demonstrating the absurdity of being unarmed when someone is trying to kill you. Can you imagine the blow back, pictures of Americans shot dead with nothing but an assault banana on their hip.

Put an illegal alien inside the same cage and the left would lose their shit. Put women's rights marchers inside a 1A cage and the left would lose their shit. Put Muslims inside a cage..... You get the idea.

Easy - I moved to NH.

Or, spreading it around in some concealed safes, where the thieves won't think of looking versus the standard safe.

https://nj2as.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NJSP_2005_Firearm_Guide.pdf

Is there a copy of the investigative manual that our tax dollars paid for available online?

Regarding getting "into the cage", Stewart Rhodes of Oathkeepers is on the ground in Richmond right now, and he has a interesting point of view regarding "entering" the cage. He says, it means that anyone who disarms and goes in, gives into the wishes of the dictators. He thinks EVERYONE should stay out of the cage: ....."Predictably, and understandably, tens of thousand of American patriots will not submit themselves to being disarmed and going through an absurd metal detector and police gauntlet to just stand on some grass and listen to speakers. They are 100% right in their refusal to do so. Oath Keepers will NOT be entering Northam’s absurd slave pen, and we urge all other patriots to likewise refuse to disarm and go through metal detectors just to attend a “gun rights rally.” A disarmed gun rights rally in VA is an absurdity and an abomination. As Patrick Henry would say, “Forbid it almighty God!” Tens of thousands of American patriots agree, and we will all be outside of Northam’s sheep pen/slave pen in the streets of Richmond, standing in defiance and protest." Unfortunately, VCDL has chosen to ask that 10,000 gun owners disarm and go inside Northam’s sheep pen/slave pen, with the rest remaining armed out in the streets. We disagree with this decision. It sends entirely the wrong message." https://oathkeepers.org/2020/01/urgent-need-volunteers-jan-20th-to-protect-patriots-at-richmond-gun-rights-rally/ Then, he goes on to reference an article about this rally written by Matt Bracken. This is an IMPORTANT read, you guys going should spend a few minutes and read it: Richmond: The Mother of All Buffalo Jumps The more I ponder the mass demonstration being promoted by the Virginia Citizens Defense League for the annual Lobby Day at the Richmond Capitol, the more it looks like a disaster in the making. I wish it were otherwise, but I see many times more downside risk than possible upside benefit. ...snip... Richmond Lobby Day has Twin Peaks potential on steroids. It won’t matter who pulls the first gun, or why, or who fires first. As in Waco, all hell can break loose in seconds, multiple fatalities can result, as well as hundreds being arrested…and the entire bloody fiasco will be blamed on the “dangerous gun nuts” who came to Richmond to make trouble. https://www.americanpartisan.org/2020/01/richmond-the-mother-of-all-buffalo-jumps/

Good for the NJ2AS. Tho to be unfair the State is just playing with house money (aka tax dollars) so no damage to them unless the abuses that lead to these suits are blasted over the media- they aren't - there's no real harm done to the state.

there is v irtually nothing wrong with buying a used car, especially if it's off lease, or even from enterprise or hertz...….rentals aren't like they were decades ago. that said. I've never used carvana, and will never use a service like that. even used, a car is just too big of an investment to buy without actually sitting in it, driving it, etc. I know they offer a 7 day guarantee...…..but that's still wasted time.

That white burn marked area is where the crack is. My moms igniter just went but hers broke into two pieces. There is no forward or backward on those. Once in a while they go bad right out of the box. I went to school for HVAC and I used to work for Horizon Services years ago. It is worth having a couple extra ones for your model furnace. You should be able to go to www.RepairClinic.com and put in the model number of of your furnace and see compatible replacement parts. www.SupplyHouse.com has cheaper prices, but you can't search by furnace model number, you will need to have the part number of your part to ensure an exact match.

I haven't priced out a kidney on the black market in a while, but if it comes to that I'll let you know. Anything worth doing should be done with complete commitment! Shooting is no different...

I don’t have one, but I probably still have my old avalanche cord, a long length of bright red nylon string that backcountry skiers would trail behind them, so a searcher might find the cord and dig their way to a buried skier. So yeah, you want a beacon and not the archaic solution.

Can you get a Nighthawk Custom / Korth Mongoose .357 Magnum for a kidney? Or do you need to add an arm or a leg?

Outdoor rifle ranges and pits are daylight only. The pistol and shotgun ranges are 7am to 9 pm weekday, open at 8 on Sat/Sun. I have never waited for a spot in 8 years. We shoot clays every Thursday until 9PM all year long. It is a club event, targets are provided $4 for 25. Yes, we shoot at 20 degrees. Man up and dress warm. Heated trailer in between rounds.

Member here. I ve been there as a guest for matches and I was immediately amazed by how nice the facilities are, so I joined the club last year. Yes, the club is expensive to join but I find it totally worth it. The range is always open and it's almost never crowded. Since all the matches are hold in mornings (6-7 am till noon) , most members won't be affected as most people choose to visit in the afternoon. People there are very friendly and professional, and there is no regular mandatory meeting except for the first 2 for joining the club. You should check CJPRC website out and maybe go there for a match on Sunday to have a better idea. TBH, I ve been to a few other places but CJRPC is the best so far.

Close up view of my ODGreen frame version 92FS. I added the Beretta grips and skeletonized hammer (and the G spring). I like the look of the grips but they are a bit "fat" for my hands. What I really need to do is get a set of the Wilson Combat thin grips for it.

Let's meet up, there is a group of about 13 people from the forum or forum related. I honestly did not remember that at the moment of writing the post... but am shocked that @10X instally knows you were going to AVN.

Gotta hit up the AVN expo for some of that stuff.

TargetSportsUSA. If you buy by the case shipping is free and under normal circumstances arrives the next day in New Jersey. If you join Prime Ammo you can buy any amount at around 8% off as often as you like and shipping is always free.

Think OPSEC, why advertise what you're storing: https://www.njconceal.co/

I know it's not Essex county, but Lucianos in lodi has good pricing.

Needs to have a .38/.357 version...

while the points stand, i'm gonna say that convo never happened. it's one of those articles that's written to make people think it happened.