njpilot
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You'd spend $2k for an non-working rifle?
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Yes, a few other states have already filed bills: "Introduction comes at a time when other states are also considering similar bills, building momentum and support for the effort to block federal gun control in the states. Similar bills have already been filed for 2015 in Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma and South Carolina, and at least five more states are expected to do the same. Since 2013, Idaho, Alaska and Kansas have already passed into law legislation that pushes back at federal gun control measures with this same strategy." “We know from modern times that when ten or more states pass laws that seek to block federal acts, the federal government has an extremely difficult time with enforcement,” said Scott Landreth of ShallNot.org. “With three states on the board already, and legislators more willing to take a stand on the right to keep and bear arms, we are well on our way to bringing down some aspects of federal gun control without having to wait on Congress.” Won't necessarily help us with our shit state laws, but will help things in general.
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Good on Ya HGW
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It would appear Judge Napolitano thinks so. It is so despicable that not only our elected officials, but even judges seem to totally disregard the Founders. At least according to this article, there are 4 SCOTUS cases supporting this. http://patriotoutdoornews.com/12654/minnesota-bill-thwart-federal-gun-control-past-present-future Minnesota Bill Would Thwart All Federal Gun Control: Past, Present and Future A bill filed in Minnesota Thursday would effectively thwart virtually all federal gun control measures on the books, past, present and future. SF28, the Second Amendment Preservation Act, was filed by Sen. Branden Peterson. If passed, it would prohibit all state and local law enforcement from enforcing or providing material support to the enforcement of “any federal act, law, order, rule or regulation that relates to a personal firearm, firearm accessory or ammunition within the limits of this state.” Such a tactic is an extremely effective way to stop a federal government busting at the seams. Even the National Governors Association admitted this recently when it sent out a press release noting that “States are partners with the federal government in implementing most federal programs.” That means states can create impediments to enforcing and implementing “most federal programs,” including those which impose upon the right to keep and bear arms. James Madison, the “Father of the Constitution,” advised this strategy specifically. In Federalist 46 he outlined several steps that states can take to effective stop “an unwarrantable measure,” or “even a warrantable measure” of the federal government. Anticipating the anti-commandeering doctrine, Madison called for “refusal to cooperate with officers of the Union” as a method of resistance. Judge Andrew Napolitano last year urged states to introduce and pass this type of legislation, saying that a single state passing such a law would make federal gun laws “nearly impossible to enforce.” LEGAL BASIS This legislation rests on a well-established legal principle known as the anti-commandeering doctrine. Simply put, the federal government cannot “commandeer” or coerce states into implementing or enforcing federal acts or regulations – constitutional or not. The anti-commandeering doctrine rests primarily on four Supreme Court cases dating back to 1842. The 1997 case, Printz v. US, serves as the modern day cornerstone. Continue reading at blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com
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$10 of $100 $20 off $200 http://www.midwayusa.com/promo/jan15-pickyourdeal-offer?cm_mmc=pe_offer_vat-_-janvat1-_-janvat1_20150108_1-_-Main_Image
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She's a keeper.
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I hope he gets more than "court costs". I hope he gets millions for the violations of his civil rights. then he can move to free America.
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Well, looks like the use of the mandated electronic medical records will be used to disarm Americans. If they take away a man's firearms for insomnia, there's probably nothing they wouldn't try and take them for. http://patriotoutdoornews.com/12585/guns-confiscated-man-seeks-insomnia-treatment Guns Confiscated after Man Seeks Insomnia Treatment Residents of other states should be wary that progressives will make similar efforts to use the federally mandated electronic medical database required by Obamacare against gun owners and/or political dissidents in the future. Although the Cold War ended over two decades ago, a lawsuit filed December 17 in U.S. District Court in Rochester, NY alleges that such heavy-handed police-state tactics are presently being employed in Andrew Cuomo’s New York. The suit, filed by attorney Paloma Capanna on behalf of plaintiff Donald Montgomery, alleges that the New York State Police ordered the permanent confiscation of Mr. Montgomery’s registered handguns after he sought treatment for insomnia. The confiscation was ordered under Cuomo’s “SAFE Act” gun-control law. The allegations in the case are downright scary. The complaint contends that Montgomery, a Navy veteran and retired police officer who rose to the rank of detective sergeant during his 30-year career, voluntarily sought treatment for insomnia at a hospital on Long Island in May of 2014 after relocating to a new home several hundred miles from his previous residence. According to the suit, the hospital diagnosed the plaintiff as “mildly depressed,” and his clinical evaluation stated, “Patient has no thoughts of hurting himself. Patient has no thoughts of hurting others. Patient is not having suicidal thoughts. Patient is not having homicidal thoughts…” and “there is no evidence of any psychotic processes, mania, or OCD symptoms. Insight, judgment, and impulse control are good.” The suit further alleges that a psychiatrist told the plaintiff, “I don’t know why you were referred here. You don’t belong here.” Nonetheless, the suit contends that five days after being discharged from the hospital, the local sheriff’s department showed up at Montgomery’s door and seized his four registered handguns, including his former duty sidearm, after the sheriff had been subjected to “repeated pressure” by the New York State Police, who claimed that Montgomery had been declared mentally defective and had been involuntarily committed to a mental institution. Full story here: Continue reading at www.americanthinker.com
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Yes, but you pay the donation. In the OP's post, the company he's buying from pays the donation, which is pretty cool.
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PA calls it PICS I believe, not NICS
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Yes. Was up there in Oct with 3 other guys for a Black Hat shooting class. 2 of the guys are members there. It's a ride, about 3 1/2 to 4 hours from central NJ. Super 8 down the road and Cabels is about half way, at least from here.
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Congrats and good luck.
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Alex, considering your up north, you may want to look into this range. 1000 yds and I think it's $60 a year. http://www.mifflincosportsmens.com
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Steve can give you better directions, but just take Rt 18 S through Old Bridge. First exit in Marlboro
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Probably 25 minutes.
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Shouldn't. If he was a resident of PA and drove to your FFL with it it would be the same thing as far as the FFL should be concerned.
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The Vietnam Memorial is right by the World War II and Korean War Memorials as well as the Lincoln Monument and Reflecting Pool. From there, you're not too far from the Washington and Jefferson Memorials.
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911 Memorial and Arlington Cemetery
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Well, probably run, not walk.