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Is only the Colt AR-15 illegal in NJ or is it bad news to have any other brand receiver also marked AR-15? I've seen a lot of talk online about it, but was not too sure of the consensus.

I think the only ways are word of mouth and by paying for advertising space/time. The news will never voluntarily do it, and certainly plenty of money is donated to the cause on our side. We need to put that money to work.

Doesn't fit the narrative. What we need are commercials on TV specifically outlining the BS law abiding citizens in NJ have to jump through to exercise our Constitutional RIGHTS.

Especially since my understanding is most Marines aren't exactly fans of this administration...

It's getting hard lately to keep track of all the things this administration is doing that we need to be upset about...

The cost is that you will always get to check off the box saying you were denied a permit.

Ah, wasn't aware that law could be changed through an EO

Screw 15, we should be pushing for 30+. 15 is already unconstitutional. Just because they are pushing for 10, or 7, or 5, doesn't mean we should accept any of them.

Wasn't there a provision buried in the middle of the ACA banning the sharing of gun information?

Any idea what time the propaganda machine fires up today?

Done, and from the "north"

Heard on the news they raised the age restriction to 12+, and of course they said coffin shaped targets as well...

Roberts may have been trying to screw Obama by agreeing it was a tax after they swore up and down it wasn't. Our best chances with the SCOTUS are probably sooner rather than later when Obama can make more appointments.

But Miller also defined Militia as all able bodied males, which in this day and age would include females as well I'd think, so even for those hell bent on the second only applying to the "militia" it should be a tough one to argue against. Throw Heller on top and you start to have some pretty hefty precedent. But I'm an engineer, not a lawyer, so what do I know?

All they have to do is make it illegal to stab people.

We know our lawmakers don't give a crap about the Constitution, so I imagine this battle will be heading to the Supreme Court where it, at least until Obama makes more appointments, holds a little more weight. I don't see how an assault weapons ban could be upheld as being constitutional, and even the NFA for that matter.

I've seen the case name brought up a few times, and the decision would seem to suggest that any firearms in common use by the military should be fair game to own. Are there other court rulings nullifying that? "The significance attributed to the term Militia appears from the debates in the Convention, the history and legislation of Colonies and States, and the writings of approved commentators. These show plainly enough that the Militia comprised all males physically capable of acting in concert for the common defense. 'A body of citizens enrolled for military discipline.' And further, that ordinarily when called for service these men were expected to appear bearing arms supplied by themselves and of the kind in common use at the time."

"Officials said there's usually an armed officer on campus but the person wasn't there because he was snowed in."

Doesn't help that the unbiased media compares the NRA to the Third Reich and KKK rolled into one and saying they are directly responsible for the murder of children.

The really sad thing is it's going to embolden them even more to try to ban everything. We are up against one hell of a fight...

Cali has pretty restrictive gun laws as well. Be interesting to hear the details.

Sadly, neither do I...

Just print it on a laser sintering machine and get a metal part.

Anyone listen to his speech and hear if he mentioned any specifics?

Good thing we have the Second Amendment to fight this stuff...