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Krdshrk

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  1. That looks like the latch mechanism may not be tight - is there any wiggle on the trigger guard when you do that?
  2. Just checked mine - Gen 2 9mm w/ Beretta mag insert - rock solid. Have you tried tightening the forend screws? If you can rotate the front end - where is it rotating? At the folding joint? Mine's completely tight with no play whatsoever - can that screw be tightened? Check the receiver frame - make sure it's not cracked.
  3. @DeerSlayer may be able to help but he's been running around all last night with no heat issues.
  4. Both the ANJRPC and CNJFO/FPC/SAF/NJ2AS lawsuits were filed at the same time the bill was being signed (or within mere minutes)
  5. CNJFO has also filed, in conjunction with SAF/FPC/NJ2AS. *LAWSUIT FILED CNJFO, along with Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and others, filed a lawsuit today in federal District Court, seeking an injunction against the State of New Jersey for unconstitutional restrictions banning the carrying a firearm outside the home in A4769/S3214. The lawsuit, filed by Attorney David Jensen, seeks a declaratory judgment that parts of the most recent bill violate both Second and Fourteenth Amendment rights. The Plaintiffs are asking for a preliminary and/or permanent injunction, restraining the State and others from enforcing the bill. If granted, this would provide immediate relief from the enforcement of certain portions of the bill. The law in question sponsored by Democrat Assemblyman Joe Danielsen, violates the Supreme Court Bruen decision as it improperly renders all government and private locations as sensitive. Lawmakers and our own members fought against the passing of this legislation, testifying at hearings and appearing in the Statehouse. When asked where permitholders could lawfully carry under the bill, Democrat lawmakers were unable to name one place-not one. Even the non-partisan Office of Legislative Services in Trenton advised Democrat lawmakers that portions of the bill were likely to be found unconstitutional. In a letter dated October 19, 2022, to Assemblyman Auth, the OLS advised that provisions of the bill establishing sensitive places, in which carrying a firearm would be prohibited, may be in violation of Bruen. Democrat lawmakers proceeded anyway. CNJFO will provide updates as this moves forward.
  6. And ANJRPC has already filed suit. ANJRPC SUES TO OVERTURN CARRY-KILLER LAW! Case Filed As Gov. Murphy Signed New Law Restraining Order to Block Law Being Sought December 22, 2022. At the same moment Gov. Murphy was signing illegal carry-killer legislation into law earlier today, ANJRPC was filing an epic federal lawsuit seeking to swiftly and decisively block the blatantly unconstitutional new measure. ANJRPC is also seeking a restraining order to immediately halt implementation of the new law while the case proceeds. Click here to see a copy of the complaint filed in the case, and to monitor ongoing new case filings as they happen. The lawsuit is spearheaded by ANJRPC counsel Dan Schmutter. The new law flagrantly and intentionally disrupts both the Second Amendment and the U.S. Supreme Court's Bruen decision upholding the right of honest citizens to carry firearms for personal protection. Now that New Jersey can no longer block the issuance of carry permits, the state is trying to change what it means to have a carry permit in the first place. The new law bans carry in most common public places, mandates non-existent liability insurance, and significantly increases permit fees to prevent lower-income citizens from exercising their rights. "By signing this legislation, Gov. Murphy has effectively ended any chance of ever being elected to higher office outside of New Jersey, and has confirmed that the Constitution is indeed 'above his pay grade,'" said ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach. "Not only will this legislation go down in flames, but the Murphy administration will end up paying the very substantial legal costs of gun owners to bring it down." A restraining order is being sought imminently, seeking to halt implementation of the new law while the case proceeds. Please stay tuned for further updates and alerts. If you are not already subscribed to these email alerts, you can sign up at no cost by clicking here. Gun owners can join the fight by clicking here to donate to this historic lawsuit.
  7. As per another post - This user used a known scammer email address in their profile - found as a scammer on the CMP Forums - banned. If anyone gets a suspicious DM - please use the REPORT function to report it to staff - we'll investigate as necessary.
  8. If they DM'd you - next time hit Report. Looked up their user profile and email address - matched to a known scammer from the CMP forums. Banned.Thanks.
  9. * All ads should include Seller's location and details needed to complete sale ( ie: FID, matching DL, etc....) * End your FS thread with: The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale Please edit your post with the necessary info - thanks.
  10. * All ads should include Seller's location and details needed to complete sale ( ie: FID, matching DL, etc....) * End your FS thread with: The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale Please edit your post with the necessary info - thanks.
  11. ANJRPC has been forefront in fighting for our rights here in NJ. CNJFO is the largest grassroots based 2A org in NJ and work hand in hand with ANJRPC and all of the other organizations to support and fight for our rights. (Disclaimer: I am a CNJFO Executive Board Member) We've funded Amicus Curiae (Amicus Briefs) for various lawsuits as well as adding our org as plaintiffs for various cases. We've supported Jay Factor's lawsuit recently, as well as the Cheeseman/Jillard case previously. SAF and GOA have also been active in supporting the various 2A cases here in NJ.
  12. I have Magpul Glock 10 rounders - they're tight on the 10th round. If somehow your friend crammed an 11th in there he may have bent the lips, etc.
  13. Most likely long time lurker - came upon this thread in a search. It's from within the state - should be ok.
  14. Get a hunting license - Black River WMA I think is the closest to you. I think there's a private Archery club up your way too - http://www.bloomfieldarchers.org/ They practice at Brookdale Park.
  15. They'll stop you at checkout - not adding to cart.
  16. If the followers are like these and will not hold any smaller rounds (.223/5.56) then you're fine. If can hold/feed .223/5.56 CONTINUOUSLY you'll have a problem.
  17. "Large capacity ammunition magazine" means a box, drum, tube or other container which is capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm. With a .458 SOCOM follower, can it feed .223/5.56? Continuously?
  18. Breakfast this AM
  19. Find a Chinese restaurant - they usually use minimal breading (just a light dusting of flour). At least, the ones I go to do.
  20. Feel free to add feedback via the forum function. Locking this up
  21. Saw these guys at SHOT Show a couple years ago - was not impressed with the product.
  22. Let us know when we can come down to help clear out the feral hogs from your land... yanno - because we just wanna kill stuff
  23. So they sold the permits.... and now the hunters lose out because of the "environmental groups" - who actually really don't care about the environment they just don't want people hunting...

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