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  1. Okay, IANAL, however please find me a case where a NJ gun owner defended themselves or shot an armed felon threatening them thar was prosecuted. I think so many NJ gunowners are overconsidered they will be prosecuted they will die. I've said this before. If you are arrested for a shooting you don't need a "gun lawyer". You need a good criminal defense lawyer.
  2. I don't consider 1% to 7% a substantial increase! I also don't think we are getting the whole story! In all the calibers I shoot, I keep at least 50 rounds of each on hand so I am more than good for now!
  3. Great its a good thing i'm hoarding 3 - 20 round boxes of .223
  4. Both of these are relevant. Especially the first. The Government’s Historic Failure to Limit Firearms - American Thinker U.S. v. Miller is the most interesting ruling in Second Amendment history. Miller was charged with owning a shotgun with a barrel shorter than eighteen inches and without paying the requisite tax on that firearm, a violation of the 1934 NFA. Miller relied upon the 2nd Amendment, but the Court ruled that there was no history of short-barreled shotguns being used in military service, and that type of firearm therefore is not covered by the 2nd Amendment. The resulting test indicates that guns that are commonly used or at least suitable for use in military service are covered by the 2nd Amendment, whereas others are not. In the common era of chants for bans, this decision protecting only weapons of war is rarely discussed. Thinking Seriously About Gun Control: 10-Round Magazine Limits Are A Bad Idea - American Thinker
  5. I don't have any firearms after that boat mishap! I plan on throwing that 20K rounds of ammo at the bad guy! Those 12g slugs would really hurt!
  6. https://njgunpermitattorney.com/2009/04/23/when-is-30-days-not-30-days/
  7. I will take this based on our PM conversations!
  8. These were all pre-bruin, ALL THESE PRE-BRUIN DECISIONS need to be refiled. lawsuits need to be filed daily! why are we always on the defensive. we are always "waiting" for a court resolution. keep the attack going!
  9. When did/will Vista Outdoors sell their ammo part of their company to the Czech company? I find it a little peculiar that they are making this speculative announcement now after the news last fall of them getting out of the ammo business.
  10. Maybe there's more threats now because they've spent so much time and attention doing the bidding of the Southern Poverty Law Center and the like by going after Christian pastors, traditional Catholics, Trump supporters, and white supremacists (primarily embedded FBI agents)? Um, just kidding Mr. Wray.
  11. Also note the statute is useless. It was overridden by a court case a long, long time ago. Caselaw trumps statutes, it seems.
  12. I'd like to see a more specific breakdown of initial FPID cards vs permits to purchase. Those stats sometimes get lumped together. A huge surge in initial apps would be real news.
  13. All those new voting applicants are gonna be mighty pissed-off to learn how long it takes to get an FID, then a P2P, then maybe an LTC. We need more pissed-off voters.
  14. And what prevents them from moving the bar yet again? They set requirements ..people met them, provided proof of approved/acceptable training AT THAT TIME, judges approved and permits issued… people got permits….they did this begrudgingly as a result of supreme courts ruling…now they’re trying to find ways to take away the rights they were forced to allow….it can not be legal to make existing permit holders have to meet new requirements before their existing permits expire.. perhaps they can change the requirement for new applicants… but I’m sure they are pushing the point of unreasonable requirements by Supreme Court standards to get permit ….the make people that have permits give up and and let it go…. And deter new applicants By trying to make it so hard and confusing to stay on the right side of the law by changing the rules … think about those that have permits and aren’t on this site or gave the state pages bookmarked and checking every hour for changes….. they went through the process think they’re good and following all the stupid restrictions set … and after the new bs kicks in they are a felon without even knowing it…. That’s insane…. Hopefully one of the 20 gun groups blowing up inboxes for money are taking action on this in a preemptive instead of reactive manner
  15. Hmmm... if you were thinking of buying ammo, powder, primers, etc., you might want to stock up this month! An anticipated global gunpowder shortage will be impacting pricing come January 1st according to Vista Outdoor: "Companies that will increase their prices include Remington, Alliant Powder, CCI, Federal, SEVI-Shot and Speer. The following increases include: Shotshell: 1-7 percent Rifle: 1-7 percent Handgun: 1-5 percent 22LR/Shorts: 1-5 percent WMR/HMR: 1-7 percent Primers: 5 percent Alliant Powder: 10 percent (limited availability)." Article >>> Ammo Prices Set to Rise 'Substantially' (msn.com)

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