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The original complaint asked to restore the 15 round limit. That was filed in June 2018. After the case was GVR'd after Bruen, it made its way back down to the district court. On October 28, 2022, the plaintiffs submitted an amended complaint asking the court for a declaration that a ban on magazines greater that 10 rounds was unconstitutional. This is basically changing the case to unlimited capacity instead of reverting to 15 rounders. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.njd.378098/gov.uscourts.njd.378098.122.0.pdf

Please record your first shots. We want to see your reaction (to the gun hitting your face).

My rebuttal to New Jerseys argument is that the historical record clearly shows that concealed carry holders have never been a problem in the 47 states where it has been allowed. Even liberal Massachusetts has about 500,000 CCW holders and they have never posed any problems. I would also point to the fact that NJ now has several thousand PTC holders, maybe even 100K and we have all been honest and law abiding. Only the rule of tyranny would not accept these stats but notice that governor Murphy is guarded by troopers with guns. Murphy believes strongly in the second amendment for him, but not for you.

Please shoot it at night, and record video for us.

The answer is going to be specific to the particular ammo, and require more info on what you are talking about about "flaking". Seldom is the jacket of an actually jacketed round pure copper, but rather an alloy. For some ammo, the jacket is actually brass. Typically a brass alloy identical to the case material. For those that specify, they usually refer to this as gilding metal jackets. If the manufacturer can manufacture both cases and jackets from the base stock (usually metal ribbon where they punch planchets out of it), it reduces cost due to economies of scale (i.e. they can negotiate better prices when they buy more). These will not flake. Montana gold bullets are a good example of this. Also sometimes RMR bullets uses gilding metal. Then you have plated lead bullets. These will look like copper because they are copper. The chemical plating process requires copper. In general these won't flake, but can under certain circumstances. Then you have plated steel jackets. This is a soft mild steel plated with something that resembles gilding metal. S&B has skus like this. I haven't used them and have no idea if they flake. But all the examples I know of are cheaper eastern european ammo, so ZSR would be a candidate for them. They often tend to use steel cases that have been plated to look like brass. Which brings us back to the flaking. Do you have pics? Because it is not uncommon for there to be brass dust in the fouling on a gun with any brass cased ammo. It comes from the action of feeding a round and the minor scraping that occurs on the cartridge. But it tends to look like someone took a file to brass, not flakes, with the naked eye. I'd take a magnet to the cartridge, both projectile and case, and pick up some of the casings after use to see if the plating is scraped off.

Maybe someone who completed the process regarding your first question could answer it. The second question, only PA resident permits have reciprocity with other states such as Florida https://www.handgunlaw.us/states/pennsylvania.pdf

I can only answer part of your question. You can carry state-wide. I will defer to others as to the rest.

It depends. Here is where a NJ resident with a PA non-resident permit can carry: https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/?resident=NJ&states[]=NJ&states[]=PA

I believe that when these cases go to their review (post Bruen) in the 3rd District Court, that the 10 round limit on mags here will go away, not back to the 1991 limit of 15, Please, my mouth to G-d's ears!

That is a good question. If the state is asking for more time to "research historical precedence", as @ESB noted above, then standard capacity would seem to be that precedence.

The hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds

CA's argument would mean TV, radio, podcasts, etc are not protected by the 1A.

At best it has 9"! I for one would not want that beast 9 inches from my face when I pull the trigger! Just because you can does not mean you should!

That fukin nuts, it looks dangerous. Its a good thing that scout scope has some long eye relief.

I whipped up these cards with some minor modifications for NJ. Feel free to print as needed. Double-sided aligned was good on my test prints. NoGunsNoMoneyCards.pdf

I'm not starting a new thread for this. Here's how it goes down in Canada. You can read about their other twisted priorities too. Canadian man charged with second-degree murder after shooting armed home invader with legally owned gun - TheBlaze BTW, this is the same district as the teacher in my Gazoombagate thread. I cross posted it there.