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I would replace "weapons" with "firearms". You may also want to add that the politicians creating these bills have no idea how firearms operate so how can they create laws that make any sense. One of them said "it took 20 seconds for a magazine change." The 20 seconds may not be correct, but I thought it was 20 seconds. Maybe listen to some of the meeting from yesterday and try to find a couple of powerful statements that were made by us. Maybe shorten it some but, keep it on point. Politicians (or anyone in general) will skip over long letters. Use the same topics, but try to keep it powerful. I'm not good at writing letters myself, but in college, my English comp teacher would have us turn in papers multiple times. He would start us off with a low grade to encourage us to to be more focused and to the point. I would turn in papers several times for a better grade. Every time I looked it over, I found something to improve, even if it was a punctuation mark. Don't take my comments in a bad way. It's a good letter. Once you go over it a couple of times, you may find some changes that make it more powerful. Your goal is to get him to really read it. Make it really count. Thanks for sharing!

I think the money is best spent with NJ2AS. They have been doing an awesome job with this, especially teaming up with ANJPRC. Going to their offices and calling on the outside is also a great idea. They must feel the constant pressure and I'm sure they're not use to this. They're use to their comfy offices thinking they can do what they want. I wonder how much pressure they can take?

Welcome and join the fight for our rights

Yes!! - Even though they are doing what they want, they surly are feeling the vibe in the state house.

That's OK - if you're good with keyboard assault, then do it full bore. We need to attack from all sides.

Battles have been won of 100's versus 1000's when determination has been put forth. We have to fight harder and not give in. Do not speak negatively over ourselves or consent to loosing. Use whatever method through phone calls, faxes, emails or social networking to get our message heard. This is the beginning of a vicious fight and everyone has to pitch in....

I put my guns in a bag in the back of my SUV. The bag does have a side compartment that I keep ammo in sometimes. The gun and ammo are in separate compartments. The compartments do not need to be locked, just fastened or zipped closed. Normally, I have too many guns and too much ammo to do this (this is a good thing). So..I keep my guns in the bag and the ammo in a ammo box so I can carry it to the range. You need something strong to carry lots of ammo.

Done - thanks Maks!

Does anyone know if they had any jugs of Varget?

I'm in.

The white house already authorized the killing of American citizens with drone strikes that they believe are "terrorists" and a threat to the US. So now, the white house is judge, jury, and executioner to American citizens? They are violating our constitutional rights. They were quick to give a trial by jury to foreign terrorists, but not American citizens? What is their motive? Right now, they say it's to keep our country safe. Really? What happens when they start calling gun owners terrorists? Are they going to call drone strikes against us on US soil? You may say this is paranoid thinking, but they are surly prepping for the days to come.

It's not to post relevant info, but to tell them we will not take any more tyrannical oppression and will defeat their measures. Any time anti-gun articles are posted, flood their offices with email, letters, faxes, yourself, and tell them no more. Tell them, the line has been drawn in the sand and we will take no more. We have to be the offense stating, "we will win", no matter how you feel inside. Wars have been won with hundreds against thousands. A winning attitude will gain strength.

Hey Ray - sorry I missed you brother. I was there with my son. Awesome day!!

PA and NJ are on opposite ends of the spectrum.

It's worse now than when Obama was elected to office (first time). Gun legislation wasn't even passed at that time. It was all speculation buying. Back then it took about 6 months to start coming back. Now we're dealing with both Fed & state unknown legislation. This is going to last until laws are passed or rejected and will still take some time depending on the outcome. It's going to take a while for ammo manufacturers to catch up. It's all in limbo at this point and we're in a way worse situation now.

This ^^^^ How would you feel if one of your guns were used in a murder or against yourself? Is it worth a few hundred bucks? Don't be one of the people that say "it won't happen to me." How many times have you seen that in the news?

I would treat any surplus ammo like that as corrosive. I shoot it in my bolt guns since they're easy to clean. Hoppe's #9 removes corrosive salts, no need for windex.

I think their strategy is to start with a ridiculous bill as it stands, then negotiate to something in the middle. They need negotiating room. They don't want to start with 10 round limits, but will try to settle at 10. I don't think a 5 round limit would make it through, but they may see 10 as reasonable. Look at all the turmoil in NY with a 7 round limit. 5 rounds makes most guns illegal and would get reversed in court if it did pass.

News 12 is anti-gun so don't expect an unbiased opinion or coverage.

Vladtepes and Pizza Bob got this right. You have to look at this without a New Jersey mentality. Take a ride somewhere outside of NJ into "almost free america" and you'll see a big difference on how firearms are viewed. The dispatcher should have cut this off at the beginning and explained the law to the caller so that he would understand what was going on. People need to be conditioned that it's OK to carry a firearm and that criminals are not the only ones that have them. This incident should not have even happened. It's a shame that some on this board are fighting for the same rights, but still view it with a New Jersey mind set. Aren't we all fighting for the same right? Sometimes the line needs to be drawn in the sand to get change, and some will be offended by it.

I believe you still need to pay tax when you pick it up. Shipping is $5.00 if you use your club visa and earn points. I use my club visa for a lot of purchases and pay it off. I recently picked up 500 rounds 7.62 x 39 @ $4.99 a box on club visa points. Awesome!

It demonstrates the political corruptness and bias in this state. Our state along with NY is truly an embarrassment to the rest of the country.

That was good. Peirce didn't know what to say when true facts were stated to him. Peirce looked like a fool.

They won't even ship a sight adjustment tool for an AR. Nothing AR related shipped to NJ besides ammo.

Just watched this. Chris Wallace is an a-hole. He doesn't get it.