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I finally finished "Atlas Shrugged", writer and philosopher Ayn Rand's magnum opus. It was a slog at times, through 1800 pages, but it was also a sobering read. Rand's family lost everything when the Bolsheviks came to power in their native Russia, and she ultimately fled, first to Europe, then to the US. Her writings reflect the dangers of the rise of socialism and the decline of logic and rational thought. "Atlas Shrugged" details both, in what was a fictional account of a gradual leftist brainwashing of most of the citizenry followed by a socialist takeover of US industry, completely collapsing the economy. The book was published in 1957. In 2023, I figure the US is about in the position in which the novel placed us roughly 600 pages into the book. It's disturbing.

It looks like 36lbs but that's before needing a permit: 21:1A-133 A. No permit shall be required for the storage, transportation or use of smokeless powder which is used by private persons for the hand loading of small arms ammunition and which is not for resale. For this purpose not more than 36 lbs. of smokeless powder and not more than 5 pounds of black powder shall be stored or transported without a permit. https://www.nj.gov/labor/safetyandhealth/resources-support/laws-regulations/explosivesact.shtml 36lbs of smokeless comes up quick if you competition shoot and reload multiple calibers.

Screw them! There's no such restriction! Some companies just don't want to do ANY NJ business!

Are you sure he didn't say that NJ was a RETARDED state?

The "requirements" for carry should be similar to any other Constitutional Right. Everything they are doing is placing conditions on that right. First they set ridiculous conditions. Then they did us a "favor" by reducing those ridiculous conditions slightly. IMHO the "requirements" should be that the applicant is of legal age and they have nothing disqualifying them (felon, mentally unstable, addiction, etc) that would exempt then from purchasing a firearm. And a nominal fee ($25?). License should be good for minimum of 5 years. That's it. Anything else we should be fitting tooth and nail. They can strongly encourage additional training. The State can make non-mandatory videos about safety etc that they again encourage all applicants to view. Keep fighting until the 2nd Amendment in NJ isn't followed by numerous conditions which must be meet for you to exercise it.

I don't doubt they'll go after reloaders too. There is that case in north jersey where the guy called the police because his wife was assaulting him and they arrested him for "having to many reloading supplies" I'm not sure whatever came of it but clearly they'll use anything they can to keep us unarmed.