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Slight Chance To Affect Monday's Vote Guys, some inside information direct from a New Jersey assemblyman that strongly opposes A4769. The upcoming vote on Monday Nov 21 was a last minute surprise. Due to the short notice, attendance by assembly people is expected to be smaller than usual. They need 41 votes to pass the bill. I am told that if only 41 or 42 people actually show up to vote, the bill may not pass because some people don't want their vote to be the one that is responsible for the bill passing. Additionally, there are four specified democrats that we are possibly able to sway. Two of them are in mixed red/blue districts, meaning not hardcore dem district and the threat to their seats during the next election could be enough to persuade them to vote no. Two others are known to be reasonable minded people and logical persuasion might work. • Assemblyman Paul D. Moriarty • Assemblywoman Gabriela M. Mosquera • Assemblyman Wayne P. DeAngelo • Assemblyman Roy Freiman The assemblyman tells us that non-stop calls coming into the office (rather than emails) is paid attention to. If you keep their phones ringing off the hook we have the ability to influence their vote. Just be polite when doing so. He also tells us that, while we cannot testify, we can register our opposition and attend the vote on Monday. He says a show of force can also influence the vote of those that are on the fence. What can you do today? Keep calling these 4 assembly people, even if they don't represent your district. Let them know you oppose A4769! Just remember, its hard to convince someone to change their mind through harsh words and attacks. Make your opposition known like a pro! Today is the last business day before the vote. If you are going to call these offices, it needs to be today! Assemblyman Paul D. Moriarty - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblywoman Gabriela M. Mosquera - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblyman Wayne P. DeAngelo - 609-631-7501 Assemblyman Roy Freiman - 908-829-4191

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Good news to be had! I just got the approval email this morning, roughly 21 days from start to finish. Two weeks wait for the fingerprints everything else was smooth. Bring on the Pork Roll

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Guys, some inside information direct from a New Jersey assemblyman that strongly opposes A4769. The upcoming vote on Monday Nov 21 was a last minute surprise. Due to the short notice, attendance by assembly people is expected to be smaller than usual. They need 41 votes to pass the bill. I am told that if only 41 or 42 people actually show up to vote, the bill may not pass because some people don't want their vote to be the one that is responsible for the bill passing. Additionally, there are four specified democrats that we are possibly able to sway. Two of them are in mixed red/blue districts, meaning not hardcore dem district and the threat to their seats during the next election could be enough to persuade them to vote no. Two others are known to be reasonable minded people and logical persuasion might work. Assemblyman Paul D. Moriarty - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblywoman Gabriela M. Mosquera - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblyman Wayne P. DeAngelo - 609-631-7501 Assemblyman Roy Freiman - 908-829-4191 The assemblyman tells us that non-stop calls coming into the office (rather than emails) is paid attention to. If you keep their phones ringing off the hook we have the ability to influence their vote. Just be polite when doing so. He also tells us that, while we cannot testify, we can register our opposition and attend the vote on Monday. He says a show of force can also influence the vote of those that are on the fence. I am planning to head to Trenton on Monday. What can you do today? Keep calling these 4 assembly people, even if they don't represent your district. Let them know you oppose A4769! Just remember, its hard to convince someone to change their mind through harsh words and attacks. Make your opposition known like a pro! Today is the last business day before the vote. If you are going to call these offices, it needs to be today!

Uh, yeah….I live in Texas.

Get a bigger penis?

I'll see your bet and raise it, lol...actually, it sounds waaay over the top to me, like it's adding NO serious value to have a judge involved in the process at all, and even worse, by making these judges act essentially as a "rubber stamp" - it's taking their time away from focusing on other more important legal matters. They either need to get the courts out of the process altogether - or reserve them only for very limited, escalated cases where the police have some reasonable questions or concerns about the applicant and want a judge to weigh in. This current process seems utterly ridiculous. As a taxpayer, I hate to see waste and inefficiency like this.

Permit in-hand! I had my hearing this morning in Gloucester County. I received an email a couple weeks ago from the judge’s secretary telling me to appear. There were about a hundred people there for the morning session. There is another in the afternoon. They called in groups, township by township… biggest groups first. Washington Twp was the biggest with 31 people. I’m from Woolwich Twp, and was the third group. The judge said he already reviewed the applications, background checks and qualifications so this would go pretty quickly. He also said that if anyone wanted to add an additional gun later, they should send an original qualification to his secretary and he will issue an amended court order. There is no need to come back. He called each person up individually, in no obvious order. He swore us in and asked three questions: Are you (name)? When you filled out the application, we’re you truthful? Have any of the answers changed since then? I answered yes, yes, no. He asked the prosecutor if there was any objection, to which she answered no every time. He then said he’s approving the application for the guns I qualified with. He read out the make, model, caliber and serial number of each. The secretary came over to get me to sign the permit, and took it back to make a copy. Then I sat back down to wait. After a bunch of people went, the judge took a break. The secretary called off names and handed out permits and the court orders limiting us to the listed guns. The permit has See Court Order marked. I was there 9-11:30. It was 98 days. I submitted my application 8/10. No references were ever contacted. Permit number is in the mid 300’s.

My kind of BLT!

I made the calls and left messages. Moriarty and Mosquera share a receptionist (Brittany) and she sounded a little pissed the second time she spoke with me. The other receptionists were less rude, but still put-off sounding.

Why don't you and the scrapple knuckleheads go start your own thread?

How about $475 and I'll include a leather OWB holster (Bianchi I think).

Your not going to believe this, But i'm done with pork roll. Bacon is King!

Called them all thank you for posting this

I carry at about 12:30, seems to work best for me. And I’m still able to use the men’s room without any ‘issues’. Lol

Thanks for sharing this. I'll be making calls today around noon...

In addition to the two post above https://www.ferrignoforfreedom.org/iam2anj update: for some reason the contact list didn't work on my email client so used the one here https://www.anjrpc.org/page/NJAsssembly

Guys, some inside information direct from a New Jersey assemblyman that strongly opposes A4769. The upcoming vote on Monday Nov 21 was a last minute surprise. Due to the short notice, attendance by assembly people is expected to be smaller than usual. They need 41 votes to pass the bill. I am told that if only 41 or 42 people actually show up to vote, the bill may not pass because some people don't want their vote to be the one that is responsible for the bill passing. Additionally, there are four specified democrats that we are possibly able to sway. Two of them are in mixed red/blue districts, meaning not hardcore dem district and the threat to their seats during the next election could be enough to persuade them to vote no. Two others are known to be reasonable minded people and logical persuasion might work. Assemblyman Paul D. Moriarty - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblywoman Gabriela M. Mosquera - 856-232-6700 and 856-401-3073 Assemblyman Wayne P. DeAngelo - 609-631-7501 Assemblyman Roy Freiman - 908-829-4191 The assemblyman tells us that non-stop calls coming into the office (rather than emails) is paid attention to. If you keep their phones ringing off the hook we have the ability to influence their vote. Just be polite when doing so. He also tells us that, while we cannot testify, we can register our opposition and attend the vote on Monday. He says a show of force can also influence the vote of those that are on the fence. I am planning to head to Trenton on Monday. What can you do today? Keep calling these 4 assembly people, even if they don't represent your district. Let them know you oppose A4769! Just remember, its hard to convince someone to change their mind through harsh words and attacks. Make your opposition known like a pro! Today is the last business day before the vote. If you are going to call these offices, it needs to be today!

The class was 6 hours, and as you point out, it was mostly about Texas law, and use of force. You’re incorrect about the photo, they take a new pic when you get fingerprinted. Not that it’s a big deal. The course of fire was easy, they want to see that you can safely handle a weapon more than anything else. There were some pretty BAD shots there (I’m looking at YOU, 80 year old dude with the 10mm handgun). One guy in my course should have had his firearm taken from him by the instructor, he was muzzle sweeping everyone. I thought about shooting him myself. Course of fire was 3, 5, 7, and 15 yards. 50 rounds. You can carry anything you want, it doesn’t have to be what you qualified with.

Repeal the NFA.

Drown them in emails and phone calls. Hit them HARD.

As long as it's not scrapple...

My buddy just got a letter for Salem County judge Linda Lawhun on 11/16 for a court appearance for his permit on 12/15 … however he is in a similiar situation he is on the other side of the country for work… he said he called to speak with someone about the possibility of a zoom/Skype type of thing… but is waiting to head back from the “person that handles the judges stuff” one of the posts above mentioned signing the permit and it being issued following the interview by the judge. I’ll let him know to ask about that should they agree to a video interview. …. It seems so ridulous that all the other states it’s a mail in and recieve in 1-2 months

sounds like quite an undertaking by the judge and a little over the top but at least you succeeded so good for you!

In my opinion, "they" don't trust themselves because they know how F'd up they are, and are projecting anxieties about themselves on everyone else. Basically they are saying they are scum bags so everyone else must be too.

Screw that, I want High School rifle teams to make a come back.

For the slide - just machined for a dot? Or are you looking for fancy slide cuts? You may be better off looking at a complete new slide that’s already worked to what you are looking for. Black Friday sales are coming up. Lots of good deals to be had. For the frame, M&M Tactical Customs in Bayville do very nice work.

And if you haven’t done so, you should read the Bruen decision on your own. Lots of great info there.

Real Id But its ok that 5.5 million illegals have entered this country since brandon took over.

Isn’t ANJRPC’s suit regarding magazine capacity to go back to fifteen rounds? I thought that’s what I heard Scott Bach say on GFH Radio.

Since we don't waste time prosecuting criminals, these judges have lots of free time to deal with us.

We've been paying about $6,000 a year to support a house in PA to store our 'high capacity' magazines.