ChrisJM981

@Mrs. Peel There is also protection for a CCW holder that is charged with unlawful carry in states such as the People's Republik of New Jermany. They have to foot your legal bill if found innocent.

NJ doesn't differentiate between open and concealed carry. Why bother writing seperate laws when permits aren't issued?

I'm not informed on their carry laws. You as the the CCW holder are responsible for following the laws for a CCW holder in each individual state, therefore it is still a patchwork. There is no federal standard, i.e. If one state requires you to declare to a LEO that you're carrying, you must follow that state law. If SC allows you to carry on your person with a CCW, then you wouldn't have to put it in the glovebox. Again, you are required to be in compliance with the CCW laws of the State you are traveling through.

The vote will be tomorrow. Click FIND YOUR REP HERE to determine your representative, please contact him or her, and ask your rep to vote for HR 38.

The law only honors other permits. All state laws concerning the method of carry for a CCW holder still apply.

In NJ, the laws only allow you to acquire a long gun or handgun by use of a COE or P2P. If you use a COE, you are basically saying that the receiver will be built into a long gun. Okay thanks Paul. I forgot about the COE. I forgot to check the administrative code :

Due process? Who needs that? Everyone needs a bogeyman for fundraising.

I'd save my money and use it to get the hell out of NJ.

I though only 51 votes are needed? Something about the "nuclear option" can of worms opened by Harry Reid...

I'm missing the part that says I need to do it that way. A lower receiver starts as an "other". It then becomes either a rifle or a pistol. You require a permit to purchase a pistol, which a receiver is not.

Meaning....?

It will pass, but the (D)s and a few questionable (R)s are trying to attach another bill to it, HR 4477. Congressman Thomas Massie is calling it a way to deny more people their rights. I read through the bill, but I'm missing where that is happening, aside from federal agencies being required to report felony and domestic violence convictions. Additionally, at the end of the house version (there is a nearly identical companion bill in the senate) there is a paragraph about conducting a study on crimes committed with a bump stock. It's probably going to be a short list, but at least they can claim due diligence was done before calling for a ban. My concern would be that after this, as is always the case with progressives, it won't be enough. Next stop on the gun control train will be calling for an end to private sales without a background check.

Bill as amended: H.R. 38 NRA news brief: https://www.nraila.org/articles/20171201/us-house-of-representatives-to-vote-on-hr-38-the-concealed-carry-reciprocity-act-next-week It looks like it passed out of committee, but govtrack.us has this listed for Dec 5th: "Considered by House Committee on Rules A committee held a hearing or business meeting about the bill. https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/115/hr38 Not quite sure if it's referred to another committee or to the floor for a full vote. Any insight would be appreciated.

Do you have a link by chance? I'd like to spread the word.

We should definitely contact Booker and Menendez when it hits the Senate, but I agree that if your in a district with a Demorat, let them hear you. Eat up their resources to tell you that they'll "carefully consider your opinion" or whatever crap they feed constituents.

Contacted my rep. Let's hope for the best.

You should insist that Gottheimer support this "reasonable" legislation. They love that word when attempting to deny our rights, I'd advise repaying the favor. Plus, might as well occupy his time away from denying our rights.

That's how Krdshrk has his. Contour as well I believe.

This is from their product description: That would appear permanent to me.

It's all speculation at this point. Hopefully Sweeney's pockets can be stuffed with enough Benjamins to prevent any new bills from making it to the floor. With that said, if it does become law you're probably going to be out compliance with both of those firearms based on the last version of the "NJ SAFE Act".

You say piston and I think AK, but yeah SCAR or HK416 I suppose.

So you can hit things past 300 yards?

I prefer real, but the fake was already up when I got home, so maybe next year.

I like paper in plastic. Just saying.

Conceal carry party outside of Weinberg's office?