DirtyDigz

I'm not arguing for what I think is right, I'm arguing what I think you'd need to prove and demonstrate in court. If there was regular, routine prosecution of legislators for passing laws that courts later determined to be unconstitutional, the legislative process definitely would be different. An interesting thought exercise is if legislators could and were regularly individually prosecuted, Hillary had won instead of Trump, and SCOTUS was majority "liberal" instead of conservative. Would you still be happy with legislators being scared to pass laws because SCOTUS might later determine they were unconstitutional?

I don't see how this statute could be used to prosecute an "oath breaker". It just requires them to take an oath of allegiance. It says nothing about the "breaking" of that oath. Ok, this is somewhat better; to prosecute you'll need to prove that they falsely swore their oath of allegiance. Did they actually know that the legislation they sponsored/voted for violated the constitution that they swore to uphold? Can you prove that they knew that, at the time they acted? When X numbers of their colleagues, who also swore the same oath, held the same belief and voted in support? When similar legislation was passed in X other states? Can you demonstrate to the court that the threat posed by an "oath breaker" is substantially worse than the chilling effect on the legislative process that would happen if legislators were able to be individually prosecuted for perjury when a piece of legislation they passed was judged to be unconstitutional X years later?

What specifically is that statute?

My PD emailed me. I'm sure the "2A Friendly" PD's will make some kind of notification effort, while the "2A hating" PD's will do nothing except hope the majority of their PTC holders remain uninformed. I wonder if the NJSP is contacting anyone (those in NJ without a local PD, or out of state PTC holders).

Problem is he's successfully saber-rattled his way to settlements from other out-of-state firearm/parts dealers in the past. Would love to see this company get some national org backing to actually fight this out in court.

This poster previously dropped a link to the same safe store in Nevada in another thread, so I guess they're spamming for a store instead.

I suspect the recent thread resurrector is a person or algorithm acting at the direction of Liberty Safe's PR dept..

Hi there Mike, and welcome. You do know that you now have a legal, and very likely achievable, path to getting a NJ carry permit for your Glock, correct? Reading your post about carrying a Byrna makes me wonder.

Works for me: Here's a link to the actual NY times article: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/10/us/guns-disposal-recycling.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur

http://archive.today/8BDVl

Interested! PM’ing.

Thank you - are DPP adapter plates generally thinner than the "stock" holosun adapter plates?

Thanks, looks like most if not all of the EPS series include the RMR->K adapter plate; just concerned that the adapter plate will push the sight up beyond using regular height irons.

Good. Not happy that the increase in permit apps is being driven by the fear of violence arising from events in Israel/Gaza, BUT Pretty soon NJ's tired argument of "more guns on the street, more violence" is going to look very suspect in the face of 2+ years of increasing permit holders without a corresponding increase in "gun violence".

Argggh, so I won't be able to mount an EPS Carry on the RMR slide I just ordered, at least not without an adapter plate?

Thanks @High Exposure for the detailed explanation. I ordered a new RMR cut slide and will look closely at the optics you recommended.

Because I thought the SCS is smaller than the other "major" RDS sights - it doesn't exceed the width of the slide which means less snag potential on draws and more carry comfort, and it sits low enough to use stock irons instead of suppressor height. If there are other optics that have similar dimensions/proportions to the SCS MOS then I'll consider them. Apparently the dimensions/slide component locations of the "Non-MOS" G26 slide don't allow for an MOS milling while keeping the rear dovetail slot. Hrmm, ok, that knocks the 43 out of the running then. Thinner/longer grip isn't really what I want. My big ham hooks like the G26 width, and the shorter grip is a big plus for concealibility.

I've got an old (Gen 3, I think) Glock 26. I want to get a Holosun SCS MOS optic on it - I've got one on my G19 and like it. A lot. The G26 carries/conceals much easier for me in the summer. From what I can tell, my options are: 1 - Send stock G26 slide out to be milled. $100-$150 and new rear sight dovetail located in FRONT of optic. 2 - Buy a Norsso "special order" aftermarket G26 stripped slide with MOS cut for ~$350 (haven't found any other aftermarket slide for G26 with MOS cut). 3 - Buy a new Glock OEM G26 MOS slide, sell old G26 slide. $400 net and selling hassle. 4 - Buy a new Glock OEM G26 MOS complete gun, sell old G26. ~$300 net and selling hassle. 5 - Buy a new G43 MOS complete gun, new G43 mags, new G43 holster, sell old G26, mags and holster. ~$400 net and selling hassle. I'm leaning towards Option 2. Anything else I should be considering?

GRANT - SCOTUS granted certiorari, which means they agreed to take up the case: VACATE - They ruled that the prior court's judgement/decision/ruling was wrong and is no longer in force, essentially "voiding" it. REMAND - They sent the case back to the prior court to do over. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant,_vacate,_remand

Yes, received mine right before the election (what a coincidence...) How about we do away with this rebate hokum and JUST FUCKING REDUCE SPENDING AND TAXES!?

Wow, that sucks. Not sure what kind of propane heater you're using currently, but I recently picked up forced-air propane heater to heat my garage/garage gym and it does a phenomenal job of heating it. If you end up having to have "auxiliary" heat for a longer period, maybe consider picking one up. I estimate from my use so far that they burn through a 20lb "grill size" propane tank in ~10 hours of use. https://www.northerntool.com/products/mr-heater-forced-air-propane-heater-60-000-btu-1500-sq-ft-capacity-model-mh60fav-106927

Thanks for tagging me, can't commit yet, but tracking the date.

Because NJ still wishes this whole carry thing would just go away, already, and expecting them to put any effort into making sure all the bureaucracy around it is consistent is super wishful thinking.

https://ammoseek.com/ammo/308-winchester is a good place to start, with the caveat that not every retailer listed will ship to NJ.