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I actually find the bill targeting dealers and manufacturers to be most egregious of the whole lot of them. Have you reviewed the actual wording on that? NJ Legislature (state.nj.us) There's just NO WAY that's constitutional! It basically says, we won't specifically define what these harmful acts are... and you don't even have to knowingly have done these undefined acts... but if I (the almighty NJ Attorney General) see fit to CLAIM you've done some amorphous, harmful "wrong"... which I and only I know the definition of... I can shut down your business while I investigate (presumably taking my sweet-ass time doing so). Totally cray-cray. No wonder ANJRPC called it an industry-killing bill! I hope that a number of large 2A organizations - including those that represent manufacturers, like NSSF - quickly file a class action lawsuit against that. NJ's "leadership" (I use the term loosely) doesn't even PRETEND to follow the law. Saddest of all that an AG is behind this... who ought to know better.

Joey Chestnut drops protester while competing in Hot dog eating contest. lmfao https://www.yahoo.com/sports/joey-chestnut-puts-protestor-brief-175356245.html

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He does, but he is Murphy's toilet tissue. So Is Callahan.

Hi All, I submitted my application today in Hoboken. My trials and tribulations to get to this point are on the NJ CCW resources thread, if you're interested. The officer that took the packet looked it over very carefully and then said "they'll do the background check immediately and then submit it to the State Police/Superior Court for approval before a judge". He also said "You know you're in Hudson County, right? I wouldn't get my hopes up that a judge will approve this. I mentioned the SCOTUS decision and the guidance from the AG; but he remained skeptical that I would get an approval. The question is: what is my recourse if they reject it on flimsy grounds, or simply don't give an explanation? Thanks

The judge ruled on FPID applications, not carry. So it does not apply. The judge absolved them from the 30 day rule. The main difference here is the law stipulates an automatic approval, FPID apps dont have that, so there is no recourse for the cops taking longer than the law stipulates. I would have a hard time thinking a judge can overrule this now, the SCOTUS opinion stated they can't take too long to process applications.

They all contradict the Scotus ruling and will be challenged and defeated.

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Do you mean the pillow biter.

yaknow? not that it's related to the ny thing.....but i took mom shopping in the somerdale wallyworld last weekend. they've got a new sign up. asking to refrain from openly carrying a firearm. which tells me they're fine if ya got it as long as no one sees it.

The ruling CLEARLY states that they can't just make everywhere a prohibited location. But, it's going to take more law suits to get THAT enforced. This is far, far, from over . . .

Don't forget when printing it has to be on both sides of the page.

I’m going to do my qualification at RTSP in Randolph on Thursday. Will report back here once I do it.

It's easy..... Get to counter.... " I need to declare a firearm" You fill out a tag...... place inside of luggage on top of case..... Locked case - NON TSA lock at Newark.,.... they then get a TSA agent to escort you and your luggage to X-Ray machine. They X-Ray to verify unloaded - you wait there in case they need you to open case..... Then depending on airline..... they either take luggage right there..... or walk you back to airline counter and they will take luggage there.... On way back..... everything is the same expect the walk of shame to get luggage x-rayed...... most airports dont bother

Should a surgeon operate on himself ?

Teaching Math from the 1950's to Today 1. Teaching Math In 1950... A logger sells a truckload of timber for $100 His cost of production is 4/5 of the price. What is his profit? $____ 2 Teaching Math In 1970... A logger sells a truckload of timber for $100. His cost of production is 4/5 of the price, or $80. What is his profit? $___ 3 Teaching Math In 1990... A logger sells a truckload of timber for $100. His cost of production is $80. Did he make a profit? __Yes or __No 4. Teaching Math In 2000... A logger sells a truckload of timber for $100. His cost of production is $80 and his profit is $20. Your assignment: Underline the number 20. 5. Teaching Math In 2015... A logger cuts down a beautiful forest because he is selfish and inconsiderate and cares nothing for the habitat of animals or the preservation of our woodlands. He does this so he can make a profit of $20. What do you think of this way of making a living? Topic for class participation after answering the question: How did the birds and squirrels feel as the logger cut down their homes? 6. Teaching Math in 2022... Math is Racist. Students no longer need any math skills to go to Graduate school. 2+2 = 4, or 22, or what ever you feel is correct. There are no wrong answers, feel free to express your feelings e.g., anger, anxiety, inadequacy, helplessness etc. Should you require debriefing at the conclusion of the exam there are Counselors available to assist you to adjust back into the real world

Looks like all the horses are out of the starting gate. But how long is the track, and where's the finish line? No one knows. Look, I know I'm calm about all this because I have one foot in PA and my LTCF. So all the steam was let out of my kettle. But really, since you've (we've) waited this long, pausing another couple months to let this settle in, get some definitive word on what matters and what doesn't, and find out what crap Murphy and the Democrats are going to use to try to circumvent the ruling isn't a jawbreaker. And it might save a lot of wasted motion. Not to mention money.

Why does a civilian need to meet the same requirements as a LEO? Florida for example accepts NRA Basic pistol and many other less costly, simpler ways. https://www.fdacs.gov/Consumer-Resources/Concealed-Weapon-License/Applying-for-a-Concealed-Weapon-License/Acceptable-Firearms-Training-Documentat Our 2A rights were denied us many years but we may be willing to accept requirements exceeding most states. The NJ standard assumed to show the applicant is "thoroughly familiar with the use and safe handling of the handgun" by completion of a firearms training course substantially equivalent to the firearms training approved by the Police Training Commission as described by N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6. Why do we need to meet this standard when most of the USA does not? If we accept it now (and the new requirements for references), we will be forced to give up our constitutional rights that were won after a long fight. Once we give them back we will not get them again. Let us err on the side of reason now that the US Supreme Court is behind us.

We have heard nothing from the state concerning the ammo reporting. I will certainly keep yousguys in the loop when we learn what this will entail.

He’s certainly trying to. Yes. It means new lawsuits to challenge the new rules. They don’t go directly to scotus though. Start with the lower courts first. In theory those courts should use Bruen as a guide and nuke them there. In theory.

Folks, if the specific law in question is for dealers, why is anyone worrying about this ? As Glen said, order, get it and enjoy. As a side note, in the age of credit cards, internet and shipping, they got all the "records" and "tracking" they need.

If they aren't requiring it, why are you asking more questions? Submit your FPID and place your order. If that's what they require then just give THAT to them without stirring up a hornets nest that doesn't need to be stirred up.

This will in *time* all get sorted out...but for the liberal states, it will still take plenty of time to do so. And that is why words matter as well as intentions, elections and staying vigilant. Like in NJ, yeah technically you may get the license and be able to do nothing with it. You are not going to ever change the liberal states, until you change the mindset of the citizens and the politicians.....

Ain’t that the moldy mayo on the shit sandwich..

it will go badly. for the state.

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i think that the business's having to specifically say it's allowed will be struck down. it should be the other way round.... actually, most of that should be easily struck down.

You aren’t giving the monkey enough credit.

NJ robbed me of my 12 round magazines that i legally purchased. It would be nice to have my property replaced.

Still a loooooong way off to join the real free states.

Damn!!!!!!!! You guys might yet become part of real America when it comes to gun issues! Awesome!

then there's this guy...

I wonder how this effects out of state license holders. I would bet NJ will not offer reciprocity with anybody.