BigGuns

For the same reason guys aren't challenging all the hoops they jump through for a CCW permit. Paying and asking for permission for a Right seems to be the "in thing" now.

Where was "qualifying" noted in that statue? It says any "handgun owned", not "handgun qualified" with. I see no differentiation on make, model, caliber, etc., just "owned" as the qualifier.

That's been my issue all along with this process. In NJ we have to jump through more hoops just to buy the handgun then most people in other states do to get a CCW. Then, we have to pay again to apply for a CCW, pay for a qualifying class and pay for each gun we want to qualify with. Then, you get a list of sensitive locations, which ends up you can only carry in the deep woods or getting your mail. Makes no sense. What's worse, many guys jumped right in and went along with this crazy process instead of pushing back. So the politicians know they can control the herd again. Rinse. Repeat.

Speaking of 9mm. Does anyone actually have a wheel gun in 9mm? Something that has interested me, being able to use existing ammo I have in inventory, instead of collecting a new caliber just for the wheel gun.

I have other ideas, but can't post them here. The "normal" system won't stop it, which is why people need to think out of the box.

Suing these lawmakers takes tons of money and a lot of time. Will take years. Guys need to think out of the box to stop it.

Exactly. But now they spent hundreds of dollars getting a permit to do the same thing.

You're not suppose to question this. For the first time, people can get a CCW in NJ. You should just accept it. They can now CCW from their front door to their mailbox, and back. This is a win for gun owners, right?

How many years do you have? Has the 10 round mag limit from 2018 been overturned yet?

They can still pass new laws and new restrictions AFTER you get the permit and make them retroactive.

That's the typical lifespan of batteries today. And that is before any issues like, running them down to dead, driving short distances where the battery isn't getting fully recharged. etc.

Is hitting F8 during startup, and starting in Safe mode still a thing? This bypasses a lot of drivers that could be an issue.

They missed the other part of that story. "In one of his first official acts, U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis voted against a bill to provide $9.7 billion in flood insurance aid for Hurricane Sandy victims. "The problem with the Sandy package was, if you look at it, only 30 percent of it was going to be spent in the first two years," DeSantis said in an interview recently at his St. Augustine office. "It actually appropriated money out to 2020 and 2021, things that could not in any way be said to be emergency spending. It just was so much extraneous stuff." "If a hurricane came here, I would want any relief plan to be fiscally responsible," he said. " would not want to add extra things and say that because this is a vehicle that's moving, let's try to Christmas tree it out."

Isn't that what goes on in the about 25 states that have Constitutional Carry?