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Seeing NRA & law suits together in the same sentence is a good start for sure. I'll take it for now.

the only call to action I want to hear from the ANJRPC is “If not us, who? If not now, when?”. But in reality I'm expecting to hear the usual them telling us to contact our reps. We are approaching a truly defining moment in our state and they will have a large part in it, so whats it gonna be ANJRPC???

One yr from now someone will re-post this thread and say" ahh, remember the good ole days?....."

Only buy. I hate worrying about all the ramifications of using and being responsible for someone else's vehicle.

Not going to be much left to neuter on new inbound ones if the state has its way. All this banning is just too easy for the state when they get to keep eroding the definition of a made up term.

4. The biggest issue we face isn't the oppressive laws we are/will be facing but who is going to actually step up and take on the legal challenges to fight back. Lawsuits , not talk. This needs to go to the courts, plain and simple. There is an obvious choice to do that but, well never mind......

Thanx. Weird how I didnt notice that before.

Anyone have some back issues of their bi monthly publications? I was looking thru the recent one i got last week (Jan/Feb)and noticed on the page of officers/committees that Evan Nappen is the Chair for Legal Affairs. I guess I never noticed it before but was also wondering if its a new thing, but if he's in past issues maybe not- thanx for looking.

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not if NJ just skips that part and goes right to illegal..... Your not wrong to be paranoid IMO. However in theory the state "shouldnt " know specifically what you have as far as rifles go the nics check doesnt specify beyond long gun IIRC. However the specifics are logged in thru the FFL if it was purchased new in NJ. It would take a lot of man hours to sort that out of the FFLs books, wether it be the state's agents or the actual dealer but it can be done......and on that note a while back there was some discussion here about one or more dealers here being required to start keeping a "third" book just for AR types. How far that got IDK.....

Thanx, appreciate it. would be nice to know to have as a plan A, B or C....

Interesting fact- Cherry Ridge does not require NRA membership to join but is pushed at every membership Sunday. Perhaps because it is owned by our state official NRA rep, ANJRPC and already has any insurence it needs thru affiliation.

well, I heard Cherry Ridge is getting 5' of snow and only those with snowmobiles will be given access so stay away from there too.

thanx for the read but it skirted the issue I am trying to find out. I'm not concerned about myself having the gun out of state but the legality as it concerns someone like my BIL having my guns at his home from Floridas perspective.

Whats the story on someone from NJ storing guns down there, any input on that? I have family in your area and going to ask my BIL about it too. Can I keep some rifles locked up in a FL residents home?

not much different than the claims from the leader of our state NRA group. Lots of talk about meetings behind closed doors and secret lobbying, friends in high places, claiming a big 2A victory for out of state rights, chairing a legislative committee with a anti ccw board officer, non-existant history of lawsuits against the state...and despite what I just listed its not a slam on Mr Bach but a comparison of leadership. Plenty of "fault" to be found with any leader. I'm not so sure I like the idea of a united front anyway, too one dimensional and makes the states countering easy. And not that any of our 2A groups have the state shaking in their boots but just maybe a mixed up assault makes it that much harder for them to defend.

Jeebus, we bitch about a group that doesn't do anything or enough and then we bitch about a group that does something but not they way we like.....holy shit, as long as someone is out there doing work on behalf of our 2A interests I'm happy AND thankful. Don't think these groups are immune from politics, it comes in all shapes and sizes, even the state legislators can eat their own. Let them do their own thing, mix it up at least it's an attack from different fronts. All hands on deck!

IDK about that- looks like they have expanded the definition of an AW to over and above the named & simular types to include: " (a) a semiautomatic rifle that has an ability to accept a 43 detachable magazine and has at least one of the following 44 characteristics:"

Shit by that logic the Beretta 93R would kill the 92 variants?!

Ain't gonna happen. They're either trying to be too clever knowing it's basically a ban on all semi handguns and most revolvers or are just too stupid to realize 5rd mags for handguns don't really exist. like others have said this allows a compromise for the 10 rounders which will be a pc of cake to pass as 6-8 other states already have that.

Definetly unfair. First World problems in a Shithole State.

federal holiday today?

wait till your 4 yr old decorates your shaggy dog with that stuff. poor mutt was traumitized by the vacume for yrs.

just the no frills 24 classic. took a bit getting used to new controls & the snow being thrown 1/2 mile lol, the old one did not toss it far at all. only used it the one time for the 6" we had and did just fine as it should. I dont forsee an issue with deeper snow as it tore thru the deep chunky driveway plow pilings like butter. I was considering the SHO but I'm a minimulist (and cheap) so the one on sale for $650+ worked fine for me.

I finally picked up a new Ariens in Nov, my 48 yr old Ariens just needs too much attention each winter. So we had that snow a while back and was like 5 degrees out, the new one had to be started via the electric start, first time I ever used/had that option and still took some cranking to turn over. The old 48 yr old clunker went to my moms, that sucker manually started the first pull! It knows about the new one, it normally gives me some grief every other use....