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papercutninja

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  1. Has NJ2AS heard about this? I would imagine this is even more egregious than extra forms in their Operation Compliance project.
  2. No. It's an $18 background check fee to the NJSP, and $2 per permit. that's it.
  3. It also doesn't help that there are jackasses (some on this very forum) who buy popular calibers they don't need so that they can "sell or trade" to people who can't find any. If you don't need it, don't buy it. We remember those who hoard for personal gain.
  4. Lawyers. He had to say that for liability purposes, to ensure that the city is not culpable if a bad guy is shot by citizen.
  5. I'm mostly looking to get some 52s, maybe 55s (as a substitute for M193) and probably some 77s. I might take you up on that; looking to grab another 200ish of the 52s. I don't have any AK brass at all, sorry. I have a bunch of .38spl, some 357, 8mm Mauser and some 30-06 that i'm probably gonna put up for sale (just the brass, needs to be tumbled).
  6. I have EVERYTHING i need, tons of brass, a couple of pounds of powder, primers, single stage press, dies all that stuff. But i only have 200 .223 projectiles. Literally no one has any. Thoughts???
  7. Exactly! Compromise! We give up semi-auto only guns, and the select-fire gun ban is lifted. We all give something, we all get something. COMPROMISE!!!
  8. Basically, if you don't own a legal gun, then any gun you own is illegal. I believe that ALL homes that don't have a legal gun in them need to be searched for an illegal gun. Let's face it, most non-gun-owners DON'T have illegal guns in their homes. But if it saves just ONE life... Don't forget that this is ALL for the children. It's different this time. So different that gun stores can't keep guns and ammo in stock. Nobody wants guns anymore, that's why they keep selling out.
  9. You're 100% right, my apologies. http://www.range-14.com/home.html Hours of Operation: Wednesday 1:00-8:00pm Friday 1:00-8:00pm (April - December Only) Saturday & Sunday 8:00am - 4:00pm
  10. Gun grabbers keep saying that we gun owners should "compromise" and accept new gun control laws. They don't seem to understand what "compromise" means. It means BOTH sides give in and accept conditions that they dislike but for the greater good. So far none of these gun control bills/laws force non-gun owners to give up ANYTHING. Us gun owners are ALWAYS giving SOMETHING up. Below is MY idea, in an effort to point out anti-gun hypocrisy and level the playing field. They want US to have our home inspected because of our LEGAL guns, but i contend that homes without legal guns are the ones WITH illegal guns. Using logic, Universal Background Checks aka Gun Registration would only work this way. EVERYONE who owns a gun would register it with the government, right? Therefore they have a list of ALL the LEGAL guns in the country. THEN since the government already knows where the LEGAL guns are, it's time to start finding the ILLEGAL ones. Which MEANS?? ALL HOMES NOT ON THE GUN REGISTRY WOULD NEED TO BE INSPECTED FOR ILLEGAL GUNS. I mean, you haven't done anything wrong, right? You didn't register a gun, therefore you DON'T have a gun in your home, then you shouldn't have a problem with a simple inspection if you're a gunless law-abiding citizen. Your home HAS to be inspected, because illegal guns are only in houses that people didn't register. I feel this is a good compromise to this whole "gun control" situation. We get to keep our guns, and the illegal guns are taken off the streets. Win-win.
  11. This would be great for non-permissive carry. Not that i would advocate that, ever.
  12. Buy a reloading manual first. It will explain what you need and why. If you decide it's not for you, then you're only out $30, rather than $400.
  13. Dunno if they're open on Wednesdays yet. Thought that started in May? Best to double check. EDIT: I was incorrect, Wednesdays are year-round. Hours of Operation: Wednesday 1:00-8:00pm Friday 1:00-8:00pm (April - December Only) Saturday & Sunday 8:00am - 4:00pm
  14. What was the OAL on the ammo? I had the same exact issue with dummy rounds that were longer than spec. I'm thinking the bullet wasn't seated deep enough.
  15. I think what is happening is that they ruling classes are throwing their weight behind the local state legislation in order to help bolster the national legislation. Which is why it's so important we have to keep fighting off the local crap.
  16. Worst case scenario for us NJ people, the "internet sales ban" gets passed, and we have to buy ammo from brick and mortar stores. The prices will be higher than internet, but lower than the panic prices we see today.
  17. The ACLU can suck it. The only thing they've done in the past 30 years is help murderers and rapists get off on legal technicalities.
  18. Was that YOUR submarine that MY submarine filled with my guns and ammo crashed into??? I didn't insure my guns for underwater maritime accidents; i hope you weren't as foolish.
  19. Yes. A thousand times yes. Howard Leights and Peltor 6S are around $50. Well worth it.
  20. I will not comply.
  21. Called the DSG by me last night inquiring about .22 and the guy chuckled and said they had zero.
  22. I think they caught wind that some of the SEIU members were going to protest as pro 2A and/or Pro2A people were registering for the buses.
  23. It's not a redirect. They own "Njgunforum.com", without the "s".

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