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  1. Cannon Safe Safari 5521DLX - See description in link. $200 https://gun.deals/product/cannon-safe-safari-5521dlx-executive-safe-44999 Sorry, forgot two lines on copy and paste.. The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale Located near Phillipsburg, NJ
  2. What??!!! No crock pot? I’m astounded.
  3. Porch pirate Karma. lol https://www.bitchute.com/video/TpNOmovy2VFI/
  4. All to Bossnagy. SPF Thanks
  5. I think that was the initial thought but they may have revisited that and changed back to standard cap AKA no limit. You just knew they were going to go into full meltdown with just the idea that conceal carry could become a reality in NJ for the people. This is just me thinking out loud but I think its all connected. If the AWB is about to fall this could be their way of striking back in advance,. Instead of going after real crime or fixing property taxes, wasteful state spending and all the damage Murphy and all his cronies did during the scamdemic they focus on a non-existent problems like conceal carry.
  6. Arbitrary numbers. You should be able to possess and CARRY any magazine capacity you can get for your firearm. The state doesn’t have the authority to pick a number out of their ass and call it the mag capacity limit. The AWB and restricted mags will fall. And soon. Thank St. Thomas!
  7. Good luck. Let us know if you get a reply.
  8. I appreciate where you're coming from, and you're an adult so you can do whatever you want, but IMO patience is an important thing to exercise right now. Until June of this year there was ZERO carry in NJ. The 2A groups have been instrumental in making Bruen a reality, so to suggest that they're sitting around doing nothing is kind of disingenuous IMO. They can't individually chase every one of the THOUSANDS of applications that goes over a 90 day threshold. Strikeforce was setup so they could understand where to focus efforts, but it will be a long process. Those thousands of applications are flowing in to jurisdictions who previously have processed none, so it will take time to get to a steady state. Some seem to be moving better than others (and some not at all), but the process has started. I submitted my paperwork in mid July, so I'll hit 90 days soon, but going in I had prepared myself for months. I wanted to be an early submitter (like you) to make sure that townships and courts HAD to start the process rolling. You're helping to pave the road...
  9. And you have the right not to answer. And when they do they clam up tight and call their attorney. If fact, I believe some departments have it in their contract stipulating they cannot be formally questioned for 24 hours after an officer involved shooting.
  10. i've said it before and i'll say it again. the only way to stop madness like this is to pass an amendment that hold lawmakers personally liable for legal fees resulting from laws they sponsor which are ruled unconstitutional. as it stands now, these ppl across the nation (but especially in ny ca and nj) pass any outlandish law they want knowing full well it won't pass scrutiny. they don't care though, because there are no repercussions for them. change that
  11. 1 point
    I reject that notion as well. Every place was/is a potential shootout prior to Bruen.. Bruen changed nothing. Carrying a firearm doesn't mean you live in fear, it means you live prepared and ready to defend yourself. I too, chose my home location due to being rated one of the safest towns in the country. Yet, that doesn't stop criminals from over 40 miles away coming to victimize us. Criminals are not cemented in their communities, and the last 15 years they have sought targets in these "safe" communities. A guy in Glen Rock was beaten and robbed over a lottery ticket just this year. He drove a short distance from his home to a convenience store. A town that is arguably one where people would think this could never happen. Being prepared for the unexpected doesn't mean youre living in fear, it means you are living in a reality that you can't control these things.
  12. 1 point
    I think it's fine if people want to carry "everywhere", but I reject the notion that suddenly because the SC gave us the Bruen decision that every place is now a potential shootout waiting to happen. I chose to live where I do because it's safe. There are no shootings, murders, or violent crimes here (and in my lifetime there never have been), so there's absolutely no reason for me to carry when I'm walking the dog. You can play any "what if" game you'd like, but i'm statistically more likely to get hit by lightening in this town than am I am to get hit by a bullet. I don't live my life in fear. There are places i go that i'll absolutely carry, but there are many that i won't. I've survived this long without the option to carry, so IMO I'm adding a new measure of security when needed. Carry if you want, but don't pretend that we're somehow being negligent if we don't.
  13. Guess we know what further guidance these counties who haven't issued yet are waiting for. Still not one permit out of Somerset County. Guess they are waiting for the Dems to write their own laws and deny 1000's of us our given rights. Can't make this shit up other than hey it 's NJ. You have no rights. Very sad state we live in.

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