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CNJFO's INACKER A HIT AT THE WELL ARMED WOMAN! NJ ALL-FEMALE SHOOTING GROUP ENJOYED 2A TALK! by Black Wire Media Friday Feb. 7, 2020 www.cnjfo.com/join-us The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution came alive as CNJFO's Communications Director, Theresa Inacker, enthralled the crowd at last night's The Well Armed Woman Jersey Shore OC Chapter meeting held at the Garden State Shooting Center in Lakewood, NJ. Using her extensive notes, vast subject knowledge as a member of the U.S. Supreme Court Bar, and her own firearms knowledge as a victim of NJ's scheme of attempted back-door gun-grabs and unconstitutional gun law, Inacker's presentation covered a highlight summary of several former & pending 2nd Amendment cases going back to the famous Heller decision of 2008. TWAW chapter leader & CNJFO volunteer for our Youth Day at the Range, Heidi Bergmann-Schoch introduced Theresa to her members. Inacker's lecture was very well received as the enlightened audience enjoyed hearing about how her friend Dick Heller won his landmark case which set the stage for all future 2A Supreme Court cases. Keeping her highlights of the technical subject matter easy to grasp, Inacker then touched on several subsequent cases, including the Rogers carry case brought by the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs and NY State Rifle & Pistol Association's transport case (which already saw oral argument at SCOTUS). Scanning the well-publicized 2nd Amendment Cheeseman case documents being passed through the room, gifted to the Coalition by SCOTUS Petitioner, 2A Heavy-Lifter & NJ resident Mark Cheeseman, TWAW members responded with multiple questions, and Inacker gave poignant answers. She also covered the Coalition's role in helping pay for the Cheeseman 2nd Amendment case through CNJFO's matching funds campaign which raised over $11,000 toward the filings. The Cheeseman case #19-27 is one of several "On-Hold" at the U.S. Supreme Court. Inacker's leadership roles as both CNJFO's Communications Director & The D.C. Project's NJ Ambassador were explored, and she also asked for female volunteers to assist her in developing a NJ-based D.C. Project group that will visit NJ legislators at our state capitol. Asking for volunteers to step-up and do committee work with the Coalition, Inacker chatted about CNJFO needing a picnic committee chair and other ways of helping including JOINING the organization. "Lots of ways to help us & have FUN doing it" Inacker said. Upon conclusion of the Q&A, CNJFO Vice President Dave "Rosey" Rosenthal then conducted a FREE door prize raffle using the Second Amendment Foundation's two new paperbacks gifted to the Coalition by CNJFO sponsor & SAF founder Alan Gottlieb, hats from platinum sponsors NRA and Henry Repeating Arms, a couple D-Lead Wipe towelette bottles and our popular "Charlie-the-Perp" shooting targets. Additional "Charlie" targets got pumped full of holes at the informal range session which followed the meeting, with several TWAW members joining Inacker and Rosenthal in Garden State Shooting Center's friendly range. Every Thursday is "Ladies Night" and features specials on rentals & ammo too. The Coalition proudly tendered several new applications for membership last night (thanks to all), and reminds everyone that online registration is available 24 hours at: www.cnjfo.com/join-us. Our online store can be reached at: www.cnjfo.com/Store where you'll find hats, shirts, Charlie-the-Perp targets & MORE! Future plans are underway for Inacker to continue her tour of New Jersey spreading our 2nd Amendment message, so watch for news of an appearance near you. CNJFO wishes to thank everyone for attending last night's lecture, especially TWAW Chapter leader Heidi Bergmann-Schoch, and TWAW Range Officers & CNJFO members Pete Beringer and Grant Gallagher. For more info on TWAW Jersey Shore OC Chapter, go to: https://www.facebook.com/TWAWJerseyShoreOC/ or visit TWAW website at: https://twawshootingchapters.org/…/nj-gun-training-for-women We're taking this Road Show all over NJ. Will YOUR range host it? Stop lurkin' & start communicatin' cause I'm not gettin' any younger, lol! Rosey

I think both Blackface and Gopher would relish the idea of dispensing death rather than liberty.

Sorry, but this is not correct. You do not have to apply for an FPIC ever and you can still buy handguns. The number on your FPIC and the PtPP forms is your SBI number - a unique identifier that is used for your record at the State Bureau of Identification. It appears on both documents but originates at the SBI. Anyone who has a background check for other reasons also has an SBI number (think school teachers, Scout leaders, etc.) It is common for FFLs to ask for your FPIC when you use a PtPP, but it is not required by law. All the information they need is on the PtPP.

63? Those weren't fins, they were mere appendages... Now 1959...those were FINS... Good luck with your Roadshow Rosey. Adios, Pizza Bob

Friend has a farm in pa, Plenty of space just cant be permanent.

Gunfight at the OK Corral, Tough Guys

Domo arigato... Warren Roboto…

Try getting a spray can of silicone lubricant and see if you can get the spray tube under the combination dial and get lubricant inside the lock mechanism? Try heating the the front door/lock mechanism with a hair dryer?

GET ... A ... LAWYER ... NOW YOUR RIGHTS DEPEND ON IT! You now have a denial on your "permanent record". Your timeline to appeal is short...I forget the exact number but I think it's 30 days. Others will chime-in soon With the exact info; but you need to act NOW before it becomes extremely messy and possibly permanent. so unless you are comfortable with kissing your guns goodbye ... you need to find a good gun lawyer NOW. And once you get this mess straightened-out, you need to get in the fight. NJ gun laws SUCK and need to change!

Those "officers" chose their pensions over the Constitution.

if its a bird cage it could go either way. some barrels are not exactly 10.5. some are slightly more. Some are slightly less. to be safe. use an a5 or a surefire break and pin it. Your results may vary good luck.

Patches/stickers and a couple poker chips

thats to short, even if you pin it. a mil-spec tube wont make it. In all seriousness there is a chart in all of these threads please read it. its one on page 3 of this thread...

I think the RUN is the issue

so FFL with vested interest in selling ammo tells you they are going up? nope, ammo is still cheap and plenty of deals to be had. Hell, on our won board we've got 4k of 223/556 sitting at 250 a case! I'll buy at 225/case

If you're buying now to stave off a panic, you're already too late. Ammo (and magazine) prices are up, and will stay there for the foreseeable future. I wouldn't even be surprised if gun prices (AR uppers and lowers specifically) start creeping up as well. Don't expect to see many if any sales until mid-November. Finally, I predict that post 11/9 we'll see a short term pricing crash, as DJT being re-elected President, and the GOP taking both houses. Maybe by then I'll have some gun money.

I don't know about the rest of you but I could NOT put my thingy anywhere near that mouth! I would much rather piss on the floor!

The NJSP probably finally had enough of the same damn question, kinda like everyone around here..

Update from ANJRPC. Not much new. February 3, 2020. Last week, ANJRPC filed an appeal brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit asking the middle-level federal appeals court to overturn New Jersey’s 2018 ban on firearms magazines that hold over ten rounds of ammunition. Full text at link below. https://www.anjrpc.org/page/MagBanCaseANJRPCMovestoOverturnBan

Wow. Mr. Decker is not only a three armed marine, but he is also an expert in using the logical fallacy know as the straw man argument: falsely define your opposition and then criticize the inaccurate assumptions made, but talk like they are accurate.

@Golf battery only has two that I've seen.

"As a three armed conflict Marine veteran" I've never seen a three armed Marine. Must make him 50% more formidable than the standard two armed variety. Pictures or it doesn't count.

Texas churchgoer says what?

I thought that was Corey Booker?