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There are 10x as many that want to change it to the place they came from.

I think it's time we stop inadvertently giving Christie cover by having a sense of uncertainty about whether or not he "could" change the definition of justifiable need. As JackDaWack pointed out in another thread, CHRISTIE IS CHANGING THE DEFINITION OF JUSTIFIABLE NEED RIGHT NOW AS WE SPEAK. His committee proposed new language for Christie to tell NJSP to put in the code redefining justifiable need. There isn't a rock big enough left for him to hide behind. He could put in "self defense" tomorrow. We really need to get to this guy and make sure everybody out there (like New Hampshire) he has been dodging over this are put on notice about what is happening and how they don't have to take his excuses anymore.

Right, JackDaWack. Good point. His own committee just gave him proposed new language for justifiable need and he has the balls to tell us he can't change justifiable need. He's about to change it, he's just not going to change it measurably for the better. It's his choice.

Would you like some weird calls?

Malingering.

Lurie says he just straight out axed his ass and the decision was made before they met him.

Be nice. Why don't 10 of you explain hollowpoints to him? 8 of you will get it wrong, smartasses. I completely understand your concern, armedCPA. Welcome to gun ownership in Jersey and to the forum.

The hunter chasing two rabbits.

I think the damage has already been done.

Good to hear. You and yours are in my prayers. What is the status with the bills?

That's not going to be a great time to be working on a build.

I'd buy a handful. They will sell out overnight when the time comes. I wouldn't buy zillions. Just enough to be ready to have some legal mags when it comes up.

And a tactical wheelbarrow!

LOL

Short bus?

According to people on this forum, 10% of Jersey residents own guns.

If 10% own guns, you should be able to wallop them.

This has nothing to do with how reliable a cheap AR is versus a quality AR or which will shit the bed when you need it. Throwing it around and dragging it through gravel only speaks to the form factor of the overall design, and all ARs should perform about the same in that respect. I guess it does prove that a cheap AR is difficult to get to work, or even get the BCG open, and spotty in function once you do, after that type of abuse. For whatever reason the guy has an unreliable POS after all that.

I agree with S&W's right to take action and possibly their obligation to take action (trademark rules). How they do it is another story. Brownells is absolutely stupid. You don't modify a gun, rename it including the copyright name, and sell it as new without consulting the copyright holder.

Yeah, right. That's like saying Jersey is having none of Christie's BS because I can provide a link to NJ Gun Forums. Voters don't get their news from gun blogs/forums.

Merry Christmas!!!

PA AG did no such thing. PA AG changed several agreements so that non-resident permits from other states would not be recognized, similar to Florida and several other states that refuse to recognize ALL non-resident permits from other states, but not going as far as Florida, etc.

Maybe Philly has some dumb law (big surprise) making it easier to run over the bridge than drive out of the city. People in North Jersey go to PA, not DE. DE is cheaper but PA is still a lot cheaper than Jersey.

Well NY sucks, but NYC has got to be the worst.

NJ AG has no say in the matter. The permits are issued by judges that (presumably) rely on the law and the regulation written by NJSP. Christie needs to instruct NJSP to change the language of the regulation.