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This is the most telling part, in one of the articles referenced from the one you posted. The audacity to flat out state an organization with an agenda "mined news reports" for cases that support their position, and use this as a example to make the point, is ridiculous. I can mine the news for cases proving Bigfoot exists and Elvis lives on Mars.

I did not need an FID to rent at Shore Shot or Brick Armory.

As Fred Sanford said, "This is the big one!" Heller and McDonald were important steps but had no practical impact to us here in NJ. The right to carry is really what counts. Be aware though, this will be a much much tougher fight than those past wins. Most people, even non gun owners, really do support the right to defend yourself at home. But the idea of firearms in public is disturbing to many, especially here in the urban NY metro area. If he wins, the rest of the country will probably follow. But if they lose, any hope for CCW in NJ will be gone forever.

Yes, new permit for every gun transferred to you.

The only problem with Apex is they are in California. Fedex/UPS require that firearms be shipped overnight so the round trip cost is very high. USPS is cheaper but you need an FFL to do the transfer. Try Bowie Tactical in OH, or Dan Burwell in PA for high quality work at lower shipping cost. Both of them have absolutely impeccable reputations.

Blunderbuss street violence is at an all time high. Someone has to protect the children.

If only they made me fill out more forms and wait a little longer to purchase a gun, that kid would never have killed that guy.

This, and backyard swimming pools and trampolines.

Not exactly. In fact the woman was brought to the home of Senator Lautenberg, where she was sacrificed to Satan before her liver was ceremonially eaten by Lautenberg, Feinstein and Hillary Clinton. Come on folks, NJ gun laws are ridiculous but please don't just make up stuff to use as examples of how bad they are.

Shaving your junk went out in the '90s. A 21st century man gets it waxed. Lasts much longer without stubble and no risk of cutting yourself. And I don't care what anyone says, your woman will give you better and more oral. Scientific fact.

No, no, a thousand times no. The supreme court ruling did not invalidate every single gun law in the US. There was absolutely no practical impact of Heller or McDonald on NJ.

It's not really a signature issue. At my house, a package left on the doorstep is visible to a busy street and I don't want someone stealing it.

Come on now, have you ever known a local PD or civil servant to hold a grudge because you rocked their cozy boat? Preposterous.

He should have thrown his wife and kids over his shoulder, run away and called the police. Meanwhile, the wife could engage in dialogue with the attackers and come to mutual understanding of their feelings.

There are no restrictions on shipping ammo, I get it shipped to myself at the UPS Store all the time.

I'm ok with my tax money being invested for legitimate educational purposes. But university athletic departments is a waste. If you want to play sports, do it on your own dime. The fact that there are other bigger wastes does not make me feel better.

NJ.com is not exactly known for accurate, factual reporting.

I disagree with the notion that the anti gun laws here in NJ are the fault of politicians. It's the people, not the politicians. The sad truth is, this state has no culture of firearms like in most other states. Most of my fellow citizens here in Bergen County simply consider guns to be evil. If you're lucky at least they think of it in limited cases to be a necessary evil, but an evil nonetheless. Guns are bad, that's all. Less guns good. More guns bad. Harder to get gun good, easier to get gun bad. I do not have any hope for rational CCW laws here in NJ. Ever. The only solution is to move to another state when my other circumstances permit.

I've been looking for exactly this sort of saddle for track days!

Have you zeroed the sights from a rest? It would be helpful to distinguish how much is the pistol's sight alignment vs. your technique.

Could someone enlighten me on NJ gun law history? I understand OGAM was introduced in 2009. Prior to that, did you still need a Permit to Purchase a Handgun? If so, did it work the same as today, except for the quantity limit?

If Fox is reporting the story accurately then this really puts the anti gun lobby in a dilemma. If they do prosecute they are faced with the absurdity of making it illegal for an otherwise helpless man to defend himself against an armed aggressor. On the other hand if they don't prosecute this clear violation of the law, then it's an admission that the law is unjust. At the risk of sounding opportunistic, this seems like the best test case a gun rights supporter could ask for. The Brady Bunch won't be able to play the cowboy redneck angle with an 80 year old veteran and nurse whose home was invaded by an armed intruder.

Needs more cowbell.

Yeah, sure ... she just "fell" on it. Ask any ER doctor or EMT, that all have stories of people coming in with crazy objects up their ass. And every single one of them got there by "accident".

I apologize if this is rehashing an old topic, but I would really appreciate some feedback on how those of you with hatchback cars transport a pistol and ammo to the range. My understanding from reading the NJSP website is that they need to be in separate containers that are sealed but not necessarily locked. So, what type of containers or bags are you guys using in the real world? Do you haul two totally separate containers? What about keeping them in separate boxes, and both boxes are then put into one range bag?