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H2oVento

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  1. was trolling the interwebs and found these both in .22lt and 9mm, but I am not sure they are legal in NJ. some cool vids on youtube. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/919484318
  2. YEP... 10rd .22lr. wheel gun
  3. saw 50000 rounds bulk on gunbroker.... wana do a group buy... LOL
  4. well done sir... well done
  5. I heard that on the radio on the way to work this am... Also a Rep was also car jacked in Philly as well
  6. New Jersey: Governor’s Gun Bill Package Misfires in The Assembly The Assembly held a marathon voting session late Monday, and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin stepped away from the rostrum to issue a press release. The statement was necessary because the Governor’s proposed gun bill package, which has been front and center for the last two weeks, seemingly didn’t have support and had become a skeleton of its original self. Only one of the major bills from the package, A.3686, advanced in the Assembly. This legislation requires non-residents to register their firearms when moving into the state. The bills that did not receive action in the Assembly on Monday included microstamping, a .50 Caliber ban, mandatory storage, FID training and renewal requirements, ammunition registration and manufacturer liability. The storage mandate would essentially make self-defense in one’s own home impossible, while the other bills are designed to go after traditional handguns and ammunition. NRA and ANJRPC testified against the bills in Assembly and Senate Committees last week. S.372, the companion bill to A.3686, was the only bill that the Senate considered, and it was amended but did not advance in the full Senate. Where does that leave gun owners in the Garden State? The good news is that nothing has passed the Legislature at this point, despite one-party control in Trenton. This was the last voting session in this calendar year. While reason for cautious optimism, there is one more day currently scheduled before their 2021 session officially adjourns – January 10. The Speaker’s statement said that he will "consider re-posting a comprehensive package in January." There is overwhelming evidence that NRA member calls have been making a difference! We understand that this campaign has required sustained pressure, but it works! Gun grabbers in Trenton will never let up, and we cannot either. Help us see this thing through and keep fighting with us. To those of you who have responded, thank you. And remember, even if you have taken action already, please continue to do so. Please contact your Assembly members and respectfully ask them to oppose all of the Governor’s gun control package. These bills only target law-abiding gun owners and do nothing to crackdown on criminals.
  7. I have this in 9mm... Time to start a collection? very tempted...LMK if still available.
  8. "Clinton WMA" I don't know that one... I will look it up not to far from me
  9. When, where... I took pick up a black aces and wana see how it runs.
  10. My PS professor said ( 20 years ago or so) if you don't like it Vote for it. If you still don't like it run for office
  11. Found mags for my S&W .22 for under $21.00, for my S&W 9mm for under $25.00, and for my Troy A4 (glock 17 mag) for under $9.00. Merry Christmass to me. HK mags are still over $55.00 so no more HK mags this year
  12. Just a breif blurb from ASSEMBLY, No. 1292 STATE OF NEW JERSEY 219th LEGISLATURE When will this madness end. 7 (2) Every person engaged in the retail business of selling, 8 leasing, or otherwise transferring handgun ammunition, as a retail 9 dealer or otherwise, shall keep an electronic record in which shall 10 be entered the name of the manufacturer; the date of the transaction; 11 the type; caliber or gauge of the ammunition; the quantity of the 12 ammunition sold; the name, address, and date of birth of the 13 purchaser; the identification used to establish the identity of the 14 purchaser; and any other information the superintendent shall deem 15 necessary for the proper enforcement of this chapter. The electronic 16 records shall be retained by the dealer and shall be made available 17 at all reasonable hours for inspection by any law enforcement 18 officer, and additionally shall be electronically reported to the 19 superintendent in accordance with section 4 of P.L. , c. (C. ) 20 (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
  13. Skip the single six, and get a single ten
  14. I have the PPQ in .22lr and I must say it is very fun for a plinker. My goto is my HKVP9
  15. If you don't mind me asking how much you paid for it. I have been looking for one.
  16. Never again... I was happy to find .22lr for under .09 in bulk. see how we have been conditioned
  17. If you think you will see 9mm for .20 per round ever again. I don't think so
  18. AOL forever
  19. You god dam kids are always screwing around... (best grandpa voise)
  20. https://trueshotgunclub.com/ammunition/pistol-ammo/9mm/pmc/free-riton-optics-mprd-2-with-pmc-9mm-115-grain-fmj-1000-rounds/?utm_source=Customers with Purchases&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=True Shot | Black Friday Week 3 (SWubx2)&_kx=_bLLWUmL4MshaDoKTvgAo2-CZeQlF1Wm9KLcioKDVXs%3D.XMtUDB Thats a $299.00 red dot for free??????

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