Anselmo

Sounds like Lautenberg wrote it himself.

My vid card is not up to snuff for BF3. What do you guy recommend as an upgrade?

I can't agree. That poor guy in Atlantic City was killed by carjackers. This cop in Newark wounded a carjacker. The difference was that the cop was carrying and had a chance. That guy in Atlantic City didn't have a chance. Two similar attacks, two very different outcomes. The main reason is that one potential victim had the tools to fight back.

I've heard that people buy their briskets at Sam's Club.

Why, with all the scare talk from Lautenberg about turning cities into battlefields, other states manage to survive with their "lax" gun laws? It's not like anyone can point to NJ and revel in how safe it is or point to Texas and revel in how dangerous it is. Lautenberg's letter had a desperate sound to it to me.

I don't *think* that the legislature would get that involved in specific gun models. With all the crime/police layoffs in Trenton, Camden and AC, they need to focus on real crime reduction, not banning guns that the general population has never heard of and never heard of used to commit crimes.

What judge is hearing the case? Who is the attorney for NJ2AS?

Guns need to be transported unloaded. Sometimes the police/court will define a loaded gun as a gun with a loaded magazine in close proximity. An unloaded gun locked in a locked case with loaded magazines in another bag is probably ok. Probably. Personally, I would transport everything unloaded, ammo in a separate case and load at the range just to be on the conservative side but there is not a clear legal requirement to do so.

You are heading to the range. If you get stopped, how do you prove you are going to the range? Do you call the range and let them know you are coming so in case you get stopped by the police, you have an alibi? Do you always pay with credit card at range or sign the sign-in sheet to prove you were there so you have an alibi on the way home?

Trying to fully understand this. But I'm confused by 4 clicks per MOA at 100. Isn't 4 clicks per MOA independent of distance?

g.All weapons being transported under paragraph (2) of subsection b., subsection e., or paragraph (1) or (3) of subsection f. of this section shall be carried unloaded and contained in a closed and fastened case, gunbox, securely tied package, or locked in the trunk of the automobile in which it is being transported, and in the course of travel shall include only such deviations as are reasonably necessary under the circumstances. Is a stop at Wendy's reasonably necessary? That is very vague. I woke up at 8am, drove to the range at 9am, left the range at 12pm and was very hungry so I stopped for lunch. Is that reasonable? "yes" Was in necessary? "I was hungry." Is a prosecutor going to convince a jury that eating lunch was unreasonable and unnecessary? Are you going to go to prison because you ate lunch?

If things were fair, it would be ok but I wouldn't recommend this. A lot of police departments in NJ are just looking for a reason to deny an application. No reason to give them any ammunition to be used against you in a court of law.

How did you calculate the 15.7" drop at 300 yards?

What do you think of Brad Pitt starring in Word World Z movie?

I think if it was "real" conviction it would show up on your criminal history. You should get your court papers and see exactly the charge you were convicted of.

Upon rereading, I think I'm wrong. I didn't see the line regarding the victim being a former or present household member and thought you had to be in a "dating" relationship.

http://www.state.nj.us/lps/dcj/agguide/dvpolrsp.htm As per the definition in the link you did not commit domestic violence as defined by NJ.

Is this the same body armor that cops wear everyday?

No where in the article does it say it was a 31 round magazine. It says the magazine contained 31 rounds. You assume the magazine was full. That may not be a correct assumption. Felons cannot own guns in many (most? all?) states. They also can't vote in some states.

It could have gone down as you say or it could have gone down like this: "You looking for something?" "I think we found something of yours" "Your fingerprints are all over it" (police are allowed to lie). Police aren't stupid. If the police knew a "loaded magazine" was lost the night before and they see a known thug our searching for "something" in the general vicinity the next day, the police can figure this one out.

Better than your flight being a day earlier than you thought...

Huh? I don't get it. You're not transporting if you haven't left home.

Why wouldn't the police take any action when you spoke to them?

I disagree about using a NJ exemption will do you much good. I don't see how this would stand up in court if you actually needed to use this in your defense. I think will make you look worse in the eyes of the law. The NJ law says you must make only those stops as necessary. Example 1: If you live in Freehold and hit the range at 2pm in Lakewood and you are stopped in Cherry Hill to/from PA at 6pm, how do you explain yourself in Cherry Hill where that is not between your home and the range? Example 2: You leave your house in Freehold at 5pm and head for a range in PA. You are legal on the journey to the range. Once in PA, you are under PA and federal law. You don't have much restrictions. You shoot at the range at 6pm and then CCW and then return home later that night. On your journey home you get stopped in Cherry Hill at 11pm on your way home to Freehold. How do you explain yourself in Cherry Hill many hours from the time you shot at the range? If you get stopped and detained for possession in NJ, FOPA is your only friend.

Perhaps I should have delved further into the political statement of the zombie game before posting. I only played the first level and thought it was a pro teaparty zombie game. Now, I see it is an anti teaparty zombie game.