Displaced Texan

Darker humor

That’s an entirely different discussion. Lol

Rome wasn’t built in a day

If I remember correctly it was Kavanaugh who said that, but I might be wrong. From Wiki: “Justice Kavanaugh penned a concurring opinion, joined by Chief Justice Roberts, affirming states may still implement licensing requirements such as background checks before issuing public carry permits.” Also from Wiki: “Thomas wrote, "The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not 'a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” “Thomas wrote that gun control laws that identify restricted "sensitive places", such as courthouses and polling places, would still likely pass constitutional muster, though urban areas would not qualify as such sensitive places.” Again, am not a lawyer, but I don’t think NY or NJ’s prohibition of carry in public places is gonna past muster.

I agree. Thomas came right out and said that the 2A isn’t a second class right, that one has to ask permission from the government to exercise. FPID, P2P, OGAM, AWB, and mag limits…all are examples of the people having to ask the govt for permission to exercise their rights. I are injuneer, not lawyer, but I think Thomas gave the tools to override this bullshit in the Bruen decision.

That depends on y’all…and how quickly, and how hard you challenge the state of NJ. I believe that Justice Thomas gave you the tools you need. I think a positive outcome of the above referenced NY case will be a HUGE step in the right direction for NJ. NY should get their asses spanked in that case based upon the language in Bruen.

I agree with this. NJ requires a FOID card (which requires a background check, fingerprints, a fee, and character references, just to be able to buy a long gun. Additionally, P2P a handgun, which requires MORE hoops to jump through. If I remember correctly (and I might be mistaken), there was a background check to be approved for permits. Plus a fee for each one. PLUS a NICS check once you used the permits. Not to mention, one gun a month. I think the Bruen decision may invalidate most, if not all of this horseshit NJ requires of firearms owners, and potential owners. NJ may have inadvertently shot themselves in the foot, if it’s properly challenged. I say try to take a mile. Settle for less in the short run if you have to, but take as big a bite as you can. Use their own tactics against them.

THAT rifle is one thing….the other one is an abortion. Looks like it got beaten with a Tapco catalog. Wow…I guess beauty is in the eyes of the beholder!

What the everloving HELL happened to that poor rifle?

Mrs Tex says that people that call it ‘Taylor Ham’ are actually New Yorkers…and that no self respecting New Jerseyan calls it that. From her mouth to your ears. End thread.

This coming weekend, we are headed back to NJ for a long weekend so my wife can see her mom. Her first standing order for when we arrive is: Go to diner for a PORK ROLL, egg, and cheese sandwich….

Same dude.

What??!!! No crock pot? I’m astounded.

Zeke would be proud

I’d rather see them get hung for treason.

I used to have its little brother, the BVM Bobcat. The Kingcat is MUCH larger.

IF I were to get back into it again, I’d do one of these. http://www.bvmjets.com/Pages/kits/kingcat.htm So docile to fly, but will haul ass.

Arbitrary numbers. You should be able to possess and CARRY any magazine capacity you can get for your firearm. The state doesn’t have the authority to pick a number out of their ass and call it the mag capacity limit. The AWB and restricted mags will fall. And soon. Thank St. Thomas!

He told me he had upwards of $40K in the whole setup. I had jets that were less that $8K fully kitted out, and I was nervous as a long tail cat in a rocking chair factory while I was flying them! No way in HELL could I fly that kind of money!

Good. I hope that works out in practice.

Don’t forget, 90 business days is about 125 days in total. Pretty much what I found out when I submitted my form4 for a suppressor earlier this year.