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No that is a new one. I'm not sure which one, but the one that started this thread was dismissed as moot. https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/new-york-state-rifle-pistol-association-inc-v-corlett/ I'm guessing this one.

I dunno, can people panic more?

The doom and gloom is because unless they made enough margin to pay for the next year of overhead, they may not have enough revenue to cover their expenses even at insane prices of inventory Durant show up.

PICS like new jersey's system, sits on top of the federal NICS process. If PICS was fast, it's because NICS was at least that fast. NICS, not requiring duplicate infrastructure is financially the better deal and will always maximize response time as you aren't paying for a middle man to run a nics check.

You won’t ever get a notification. Email notification has to trickle out to not get them on spam block lists. Likely tens of thousands of people are signed up for that. It will take about half an hour minimum to send out 10-20k unless they are REALLY optimizing their delivery methods. They will be gone in between 60 seconds and 10 minutes.

https://discord.com/invite/Reloading I've snagged both spp and srp since this crap. granted I'm paying $55 per thousand delivered, but I've gotten them.

Yes I’m from Sayreville.

I don’t think the possibility of qualified immunity would negate the chance of damages, and that chance would only be present to prevent the case being mooted. the rest is saying a civil rights case is expensive.

It isn't law, it's precedent. To boot it is precedent set prior to SCOTUS declaring the 2nd is both an individual right and incorporated. IMO it needs review of the very basics in light of subsequent precedent by a superior court that disagrees with the premise behind it. Additionally it strikes me that it would run afoul of the equal protection clause. "nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." It seems to me that there are drastically different processes for different people. Then there is the question of, at the very least, the open ended "investigation" used and abused by the police departments after FARS. If that doesn't meet the requirements of the arbitrary and capricious test, I don't know what does. I'm not a lawyer, but I have trouble understanding why this wouldn't be a viable tactic. Tag on some monetary damages by a reasonable rationale and let it rip. I know this shit process has cost me many days off from work, which have a nominal value.

Nobody posted yet, but I suspect it might be PITA

The atf doesn't have any mag limit regulations. They aren't going to go batshit on anyone because they literally 100% do not care at this moment. Not their rule, not their problem. Will the state AG care? Maybe, but do they want to take the case to SCOTUS right now? Doubt it. Additionally, you have the issue that literally nothing you do makes it impossible to convert a mag. With the sunset of the AWB there was more than one business that would take your metal 10 rounders, chop them up and tig weld them into mags with higher capacity. If it can be made, it can be remade with sufficient equipment and skill.

Yeah seriously, you only have rights three days a week part time when they get around to it. I seriously do not understand why we don't have a case headed the way of SCOTUS aimed at the fact that an incorporated individual right is subject to open ended arbitrary and made up crap that isn't even an actual law. Even if you agree this much regulation is permitted, it seems a pretty low bar to require of the state. I suspect even teh state knows it, which is why FARS showed up.

They can hire more people. That's been how it works, plus that individual taking vacation or getting ill for quite some time. Most municipalities have at least minimal coverage. Sayreville should as well. It's a police station. Being a cop is like 97% paperwork. It doesn't take any special skills or a magic applicant to have coverage.

I'm going to guess they did something stupid and gave them enough rope to hang him with. You hassle them by simply being polite and communicative. A LOT. Make it so that no matter what, the existence of your permit means work that is difficult to defer. They can put in the work getting their job done or can put in the work to make you make more work.

I mean do we even need to do that. Can't we just happen to be temporarily homeless that day?

The issue is what the rule is. AWB era 10 round mags were a much different beast than what has been made for state compliance, and that was in part because the ATF evaluated the requirement. The reality is without banning tools and skill, they can't make any mag limit irreversible. Even something like the S&W 10 rounder for the M&P where it's a short body and a long floorplate isn't going to do it if you have a tig welder, the skill to use it, and access to normal floorplates (and 3d printers or a cnc machine gives you that from scratch). Nope. But I shoot at private ranges and at matches mostly, so hardly a thorough example.

It's working for me. Are you by any chance using a VPN that randomly hops your outbound IP address around?

Same here, and it did.

I hassled them over the delays with mine. I got it just fine.

So they aren't doing traffic enforcement, they have less crashes to clean up, and they somehow have less time to do this stuff with less actual duties? This got a lot worse once the town got a democrat mayor. We seriously need to take the basic licensing process to court.

Call them up and hassle them. You will need payment when you pick up unless they changed something from ~Jan-2020.

Back in ye olden days, you'd go down to the bookstore an buy a directory of grants and scholarships and start wading through them. They still sell them.

It really baffles me, given how easy it is to find lots of non criminal types waiting many months to exercise their right that has been burdened by unknown and unspecified processes that do not even have to abide by the law as written that this hasn't been taken to court, especially given the current composition of SCOTUS. This strikes me very much as something winnable even by the opposition simply trying to moot the case by altering the statute.

They won't hurt your gun, but I'll bet the case rims get gouged to heck in pretty short order. For shotgun fiocchi makes 3-gun practice rounds that use real cases and those still get chewed up. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018805265 Amazon has a ton of dummies made on brass cases with polymer inserts. I't trust them more than those 3d pritned ones, especially given the orientation they all seem to be printed in.

It looks like it should be fine. There's no reason to mangle stuff to stake it. Bending the shit out of it doesn't mean it is secure. I've seen someone abuse the shit out of their BCG with a MOACKS tool and guess what? The gas key came loose? Why? because they didn't get it really symmetrical and the screw cap eventually sheered from the shaft. HE is stating truth. If it is QPQ it's a surface treatment and can't peel. Black DLC can flake, but it won't spread easily. Noveske's website says their BCGs are black phosphate. Which also wont peel.