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Thinking of purchasing some CSB-1M powder. It's 5 pounds for $90 plus hazmat fees of 28.50. From the research that I've done it's a Maxim powder which is cut into 1.4 mm discs. Load data is available on page 11 of their 2015 catalog: http://www.maxamcomponents.com/media/Corporation/Outdoors_Brands/Componentes/MAXAM%20Components%20Catalogue%202015.pdf They provide data for 30 Luger, 9 mm, 38 SA, 357 Magnum and 40 S/W. Other people have said that they use the data for Universal powder successfully. If anybody's interested in picking up a 5 pound can, we can split the hazmat fees.I'm in Northern New Jersey in Bergen County so before you commit to buying realize you gotta get up to northern New Jersey!

I had an electrician install a interlock switch with 2 inlets (one on the back of my house about 30ft from the panel and one in my garage next to my panel), 2 amp meters which show the draw on each leg.. got several estimates and it ended up costing me 2K.... very happy with the results. PM me if you want the electricians contact info. By the way, the reason I ended up using an electrician rather than doing it myself is that I was told by an ex-insurance investigator that doing it yourself could negate your coverage if there's a fire in the future.

Afraid of the law & that I might become bubba's sex toy! I know the police love to go after low hanging fruit i.e. the legal gun owner. I could see them knocking on my door with some obscure regulation saying that if I am selling primers I'm an unlicensed gun shop!

Is it legal to sell primers or powder in a face-to-face transaction via Craigslist?

The purpose isnt going to be confiscation....It's going to be to charge gun owners forcing them to give up guns effectively neutralizing the 2nd ammendment

The purpose of all these bills is to make gun ownership so unpleasant and distasteful that some people will say I just don't want deal with it and give up their guns. Those who keep 15 rounders and are caught will have a criminal record and will lose their guns.... eventually this will be the way to disarm the populace, make laws that are difficult or impossible to obey and then once the law-abiding citizens are made criminals they'll be disarmed and no threat to our masters. It'll take time, but the end result will be a disarmed populace. Once the 10 round magazine the law is passed, it'll be easy enough to justify a search since the police will have records of handguns that come with greater than 10 round magazines as standard and they'll find a gun hating judge to say that there is probable cause that a criminal activity is occurring by you possessing those magazines. Several arrests, and then all of the greater than 10 round magazines will be discarded, buried or destroyed.

Woodland park range (Gun for Hire) ultrasonically cleans guns....$25 for members $35 for non members I believe.

Last weekend I stopped at the cabelas in Connecticut my way back from Boston. While I was there figured I'd pick up some shotgun shells. When I went to the check out they asked me for my Connecticut CCW or eligibility certificate. Since I had neither (nonresident Florida or Utah doesn't suffice) I went over customer service who explained to me a new law had been passed that now requires either the Connecticut CCW or eligibility to purchase ammo form from the state police. One of the salespeople who overheard the conversation told me that the prior week they had refused ammunition sales to a federal marshal because he didn't have either the CCW or the ammo eligibility form. Guess Connecticut never got a copy of the U.S. Constitution were it says "shall not be infringed"

I'm from Oakland also...been a shooter for 20yrs, NJ shooter for 10yrs. Oakland's has been fairly gun friendly as far as the permitting process goes...never had any hassles. If any fellow Oaklandites would like to get together for coffee...pm me . Little bit worried about our mayer since she's joined MAIG (bloombergs group)

I entered! http://njgunforums.c...000-x-223-draw/

Cut from the Order: FURTHER ORDERED that defendants, their employees, officers, and/or agents be and are hereby preliminarily enjoined from enforcement of or prosecution under, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-3(j), and N.J.S.A. 2C:39-9(h) against any and all owners of semi-automatic B- B or pellet-firing air guns whose guns contain non-detachable magazines in excess of fifteen (15) rounds; and it is Cut from the footnotes: 4. If the magazines were detachable and not an integral part of a firearm not otherwise regulated under the New Jersey statute, then only the magazine would be banned, not the firearm. The ban on large capacity magazines in such instances would not be preempted under section 5001(g), as such magazines are neither traditional B- B, paint-ball, or pellet-firing air guns.

I just read that ruling and it specifically enjoined the state from prosecuting individuals having BB guns with a non-detachable magazine In excess of 15 rounds. The pistols in the link above have removable magazines,,,, are they all illegal?

Many of the pistols on this page use magazines that hold 18 or more BBs, http://www.crosman.com/airguns/pistols I remember as a kid pouring the bb's into a rifle.

Hypothetically, if one was to receive a Crossman BB pistol which has a removable magazine capable of holding 18 BBs would this be illegal in New Jersey? I remember reading that BB guns are considered firearms In New Jersey and as such are they subject to the same stupidity as regular handguns? Does that mean BB rifles which can hold many more than 15 BB's would be considered illegal? If I discharged a BB gun within my house into a Styrofoam filled box, am I subject to the same discharge laws for my municipality and if discovered be charged with discharging a firearm?

Think that's NJ legal? Looks like it has an adjustable stock but can't make out if it has a removable magazine.

I'm thinking of doing an Appleseed event in NY state. Anyone have any thoughts about legality of bringing my 10/22 with ten round magazines into New York State....specifically Westchester.

For those of you going to Dicks today to buy Long guns...remember no NICS on Sunday because the NJSP has to go to church to pray for more gun laws.

Did anyone find any info as to whether the NJSdoh has made a ruling that this is allowed by EMT'S?

Do you have a reference that the NJDHHS is now allowing quick clot. Nobody in my squad has mentioned anything about this and I'd like to bring it to the higher ups in my squads attention.

I live in Oakland and I just noticed that my mayor joined the Bloomberg group. I've always found her to be quite reasonable and quite intelligent. My expectation is that she joined based on the the groups name and the propaganda/lies that Bloomberg uses to sell his group. My question is this: does anyone know of a website that concisely lists the things that the MAIG have done that are questionable/despicable? I'd like to schedule meeting with her and I like to have all my ducks in a row.

if someone else does a group buy, I can go in.

I agree with the dog solution, but plan on the dog keeping the invader occupied long enough for you to get your handgun; once the release command is given if the invader continues, figure on having to call in a hazardous waste cleanup crew to clean up the blood splatter.

According to my Assemblyperson: A bill is not considered "dead" until it has been voted upon and failed to gain enough votes for passage. An informal poll of the committee membership or an incomplete vote does not qualify as a vote. The bill's sponsor can request that a vote be stopped and the bill held up until the time that the final vote is tallied. Since the vote on S2723/A4182 was not final in the committee hearing on June 6, 2013, the bill was officially held and remains as pending in the committee. The sponsor also has the legal option to request a committee change if he/she feels that the originally assigned committee is not the appropriate venue for the bill or if he/she feels that the bill may stand a better chance of passage in a different committee. The request to transfer is made to the Speaker of the General Assembly and it is her prerogative to grant or not grant the change request.

As reported by the NJ2AS: Embarrassed by last week’s failure of Senate President Stephen Sweeney’s "centerpiece" gun legislation to pass out of the Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee, Democrats have brazenly rigged the system by moving the legislation to a completely different committee -- where they can control the outcome and ensure the bill’s passage. S2723/A4182 is now scheduled to be heard in the Assembly Budget Committee on Monday, June 17 at 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 11 on the 4th floor of the State House Annex. The committee consists of 8 Democrats and 4 Republicans. Please immediately contact the members of the Assembly Budget Committee listed below and urge them to oppose all anti-gun bills, including this legislation. The Sweeney FID bill throws out existing FID cards and replaces them with either a privacy-invading driver license endorsement or other form of ID; suspends Second Amendment rights without proof of firearms training; imposes a 7-day waiting period for handgun purchases; ends all private sales; and effectively creates a registry of ammunition purchases and long gun sales. Democrats have touted the bill as a "national model.” In a stunning display of disregard for the rule of law, on June 6th Democrats halted a roll call vote-in-progress on this bill in the Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee, when it became apparent that they did not have enough votes to pass the bill. Rather than complete the roll call as required by legislative rules, chaos and confusion ensued as the committee chairman and staffers simply stopped the vote and huddled in an adjacent room before announcing that they would ignore the vote and "hold” the bill. Republican members of the committee protested the unlawful procedure and argued with the chairman. Click the picture below to watch a must-see video of the disgraceful June 6thproceedings. The video begins at about the one minute mark. The upcoming vote on Monday is proof positive that the game is completely rigged in Trenton. If a vote doesn’t go well in one committee, the majority feels at liberty to stop the vote in progress, pretend it never happened, and proceed with a "do-over” in a different committee. Please watch for further updates. MEMBERS OF THE SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE Assemblyman Vincent Prieto, Chair (D-32) [email protected] (201) 770-1303 – Office (201) 770-1326 – Fax Assemblyman Gary Schaer, Vice Chair (D-36) [email protected] (973) 249-3665 - Office (973) 249-6281 – Fax Assemblyman John Burzichelli (D-3) [email protected] (856) 251-9801 - Office (856) 251-9752 – Fax Assemblyman Albert Coutinho (D-29) [email protected] (973) 589-0713 – Office (973) 589-0716 – Fax Assemblywoman Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-15) [email protected] (609) 292-0500 - Office (609) 633-2179 – Fax Assemblyman Gordon Johnson (D-37) [email protected] (201) 530-0469 – Office (201) 530-0486 – Fax Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-7) [email protected] (856) 234-2790 – Office (856) 234-2957 – Fax Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly (D-35) [email protected] (973) 925-7061 – Office (973) 247-2457 – Fax Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) [email protected] (732) 933-1591 – Office (732) 933-1598 – Fax Assemblyman Anthony Bucco (D-25) [email protected] (973) 927-2526 – Office (973) 927-2529 – Fax Assemblyman Christopher J. Brown (R-8) [email protected] (609) 654-1498 – Office (609) 654-4518 – Fax Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-26) [email protected] (973) 265-0057 – Office (973) 884-6190 – Fax

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