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GOV. MURPHY'S ANTI-GUN BILL PACKAGE FIZZLES AS LEGISLATIVE SESSION ENDS Thanks to Gun Owners For Making the Difference! January 11, 2022. Thanks to an overwhelming outcry from law-abiding gun owners, Governor Murphy's much-touted anti-gun bill package fizzled as the 2020-2021 legislative session ended. Your efforts made the difference, and the current outcome proves that no matter how overwhelming the odds, no matter how futile it may seem, the outcome of every legislative battle is never written in stone and the collective effort of gun owners and sportsmen can make the difference. That being said, a new two-year legislative session is now beginning, and the anti-gun bill package will likely be resurrected all over again as the session unfolds. But in this upcoming session, new national standards could be set by the U.S Supreme Court (in the pending right to carry case) that greatly clarify the boundaries of what is permissible generally in laws restricting Second Amendment rights. That could affect misguided proposals like Governor Murphy's, which fail to punish gun crime and instead restrict the rights of honest citizens who have nothing to do with crime. In the meanwhile, gun owners should enjoy a well-deserved short break in the action, as the legislative session resets and the gradual bill introduction process begins all over again. Enjoy the moment, but be prepared to go into action once again in the not-too-distant future. Click the link below for the online version of this alert: https://www.anjrpc.org/page/Murphys2AAttacksFizzleasSessionEnds?fbclid=IwAR2VNycJm-0uotT_QFoMVpRjrq-5o7lurGyXBT-NWqjFBt5ZnPbx7U4NZEs

It's not just airsoft. If anything that resembles a gun, 1920's cap gun, non-functional replica, etc is used in the commission of a crime, weapons charges will ensue because the perp is using said item to give the impression of having a real gun. If you want to stretch it to the extreme, if you loaded a rubber band in your fingers and pointed it at a cop's face, there will be charges (and probably a beat down) because the rubber band is being used as a weapon.

Ammo is the new cash. Nuff said.

Just got back from quick Costco run. I'm not going to lie. They were COMPLETLY OUT of the artichoke & parmesan cheese dip!! Things are getting bad out there! But seriously, if you aren't stocked up on what you need all it could take is one or two bad storms, another ship getting stuck in the Panama Canal, etc for things to go from a minor inconvenience to pretty bad.

Most of the stuff those combo Army/Navy/Airsoft stores sell can be junk. Look at the brands and the actual designs. If you're looking at pistols, see which ones are CO2 vs Green Gas (Some are both). See if they're Blowback or Non-blowback. Avoid the Electric blowback guns. See if extra mags can be purchased - they usually only come with 1. You may think a $150 pistol is more than you need - however at a B&M type store - that's about what you would be paying for a semi decent one. Ones that are in the $50-100 range are most likely non-blowback CO2 models that may fire faster/harder than you want/need them to. Most of the green gas blowback pistols shoot about 300-320FPS - which is enough to dent drywall... CO2 non-blowback will fire upwards of 400 FPS which can really cause damage without proper backstop.

For sale used S&W 627 Perfromance Center 357 magnum. 5 inch barrel, 8 shots. Gun has about 50rds through it. Located in North Jersey (Ringwood) $1400 Ammo included 183 rds of armscore 357 magnum 158gr 118 rds of 38 special 158gr Must have valid fid cad/ pistol permit. Transfer done at ffl. Buyer pays fees. First I'll take it gets it.

Murphy's attacks on gun owners fail, at least for the previous legislative session Many of you received this today, but I'll post the text here. We have, as the article notes, won a short break in the action. Thanks to all who emailed and called! Be ready for more of the same in 2022. (edit.....I see I was two minutes behind GunForHire's post of the same info) GOV. MURPHY'S ANTI-GUN BILL PACKAGE FIZZLES AS LEGISLATIVE SESSION ENDS Thanks to Gun Owners For Making the Difference! January 11, 2022. Thanks to an overwhelming outcry from law-abiding gun owners, Governor Murphy's much-touted anti-gun bill package fizzled as the 2020-2021 legislative session ended. Your efforts made the difference, and the current outcome proves that no matter how overwhelming the odds, no matter how futile it may seem, the outcome of every legislative battle is never written in stone and the collective effort of gun owners and sportsmen can make the difference. That being said, a new two-year legislative session is now beginning, and the anti-gun bill package will likely be resurrected all over again as the session unfolds. But in this upcoming session, new national standards could be set by the U.S Supreme Court (in the pending right to carry case) that greatly clarify the boundaries of what is permissible generally in laws restricting Second Amendment rights. That could affect misguided proposals like Governor Murphy's, which fail to punish gun crime and instead restrict the rights of honest citizens who have nothing to do with crime. In the meanwhile, gun owners should enjoy a well-deserved short break in the action, as the legislative session resets and the gradual bill introduction process begins all over again. Enjoy the moment, but be prepared to go into action once again in the not-too-distant future.

I've played Airsoft for over 20 years... It's always been legal as it's in the grey area. NJ Legislature tried to pass a law to define them as firearms, which did not pass. So they're 100% legal.

Which is a state police "guideline", not NJ law. You could likely get some deference from a judge/jury in stating "but I read at the NJSP web site" if charged, but what NJSP has on their web site is not NJ law. They have a disclaimer on the site that you can't rely on the accuracy of what they publish. Airsoft guns meet the NJ definition of a firearm by plain reading of the statute. That NJSP/most LEO's/prosecutors choose not to enforce NJ law in respect to airsoft guns is not a rock-solid defense. Go back and read the case I linked - that guy was charged with violations of *firearms* law for possessing an airsoft pistol. I'm not trying to be argumentative - I agree that you can buy/possess Airsoft in NJ and most likely never have any issues. However I believe there is a risk of getting charged with firearms violations if you do stupid things with airsoft that the police don't like.

Evike is the best place to shop from - I've been a customer of theirs for years.

From the NJSP web site. https://www.njsp.org/firearms/firearms-faqs.shtml Since airsoft is not considered a firearm, they are not subject to firearms laws. However, I do recall reading about the projectile weight being a factor in the decision to classify airsoft as toys. Something about the amount of energy in Joules yada yada. It was not specific to airsoft, but to all toy firearms in general. By NJs strict definition, the above image would require a FPID and a P2P.

The key difference between airsoft and BB is that the airsoft ball has a tiny, hollow center. The same applies to paintball - the center is liquid, not solid.

^^^^^THIS^^^^^ NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT!

I’ve never ordered a gun from evike but they’ve shipped me parts no problem. I usually get my guns from eBay.

No doubt China is pushing to be on top of the mountain. But at the end of the day, what I think is most important is, how will I find locally what I need, and how will I obtain it. I can't control what happens across the Pacific in China. It's all about how will I provide for my family here, and protect them, and putting plans in place to achieve those goals.

For some, it does. But I've always wondered how many people would accept it at it's silver value, or would only accept it at face value? Not a whole lot of people even understand PMs. I even wonder if I had to break out a 1 oz silver round for payment, how many people even know what a ounce of silver is worth, and think I was carrying a quarter?

There was that recent bagged salad recall, but I have also seen intermittent gaps in some foods for several weeks now. The setback with Aldi is that when they don't have one of their two food options,, their shelves look really bare. One of the local milk,/dairy suppliers at my local Shop Rite had a notice on the cooler about having less size variety on milk due to staffing issues. I have been buying extra non-perishables to prep for a potential shortage.

You might want to reconsider that, and put away some cash. If a cyber attack happens, like mentioned in this article, your plastic would be useless, and your accounts could be wiped out..... I'll also mention that people should regularly print out their investment and bank balances. Wouldn't it really suck if you woke up one morning, and your balances were ZERO, and you have no backup copy to show the finance institution and prove your balances. ........."Israel on Thursday led a 10-country simulation of a major cyberattack on the global financial system in an attempt to increase cooperation that could help to minimise any potential damage to financial markets and banks. The simulated "war game", as Israel's Finance Ministry called it and planned over the past year, evolved over 10 days, with sensitive data emerging on the Dark Web. The simulation also used fake news reports that in the scenario caused chaos in global markets and a run on banks. The simulation -- likely caused by what officials called "sophisticated" players -- featured several types of attacks that impacted global foreign exchange and bond markets, liquidity, integrity of data and transactions between importers and exporters. "These events are creating havoc in the financial markets," said a narrator of a film shown to the participants as part of the simulation and seen by Reuters. "Attackers are 10 steps ahead of the defender," Micha Weis, financial cyber manager at Israel's Finance Ministry, told Reuters. https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/exclusive-imf-10-countries-simulate-cyber-attack-global-financial-system-2021-12-09/

the labor shortage is NOT being caused by covid19. we need to collectively stop letting them get away with this lie.

I have a 2002 Tahoe put a tranny and about 4 grand more over the years. Just basic things, shocks, front suspension etc. It will turn 330,000 miles next week. If I knew it would last this long I would've bought 2.

I'm long in all of these. I really do think the metaverse will be huge (Even though I personally find it absurd) lol.

Yeah, but most of that is contained in the 1A Lounge, which comes with a disclaimer, and requires a SECOND login to access. Nobody is forced to go there, and lurkers can't access it or even see it. So, if a reader takes the time to get in the 1A Lounge, after seeing all the disclaimers, they really don't have a leg to stand on and reason to complain.... They were warned.....

I'm the guy CC companies hate.

Wait... what?? Oh. No..

Am already "invested" in copper, brass, and lead; but In the last few weeks I myself have become intrigued with the idea of purchasing some gold and silver as a starting hedge against some future SHTF financial situation. So I dove into the PM pool so to speak. For now, just putting my toe/foot into the water. My intent is to hold on to whatever I buy and keep it indefinitely and pass it down to our children. So my time horizon is infinite. Am in the process of purchasing several Credit Suisse and Valcambi 1oz gold bars (New with assay) and several Sunshine Mint 10oz silver bars(with Mintmark SI authentication). I am getting them from JM Bullion. They seem to be one of a number of well known reputable online dealers based on the research I did. (SD Bullion and APMEX were also on my list.). They only had stock of these items intermittently, so my purchases are spread across a number of separate orders, two of which have arrived so far. The remaining items should be arriving next week. Feels great to have physical possession of them. I anticipate adding to my inventory over time. I also plan to check out local coin shops, learn what they have to offer, and further educate myself. One of the Youtube channels I subscribe to is City Prepping. He had an excellent video on precious metals from a SHTF prepping perspective. This link to it is: regasrds