Dan

This is my home. I grew up here, and all my family is here. I'd rather stay and fight for my rights then be run out of my home by the civil rights abuses of this State. Old Bridge wants you re-fingerprinted for HG permits if you haven't applied for a HG permit within 2 years.

I'll re-scan the OGAM paperwork again. If "any legal reason" is indeed all we need, then I will start filling that out every PPP round. The annoying part is having to need the serial numbers, so you have to purchase everything up front and leave at your dealer while you run through the shenanigans.

Join NJ2AS and ANJRPC. These two NJ organizations are fighting for your rights. Then do as the others said. Make an appt with the Chief, if that doesn't work, the Mayor. Or just keep calling everyday until they are so annoyed they just finish them so you stop calling.

How can this be? The Anti's have been saying that gun ownership and the popularity of owning guns is dramatically down!

Show me a pistol that has a grip like a FS2K. Looks more like a handle to me.

No I don't but that doesn't mean that I want to walk around with something that will give the State a chance at locking me up for 7 years if they feel all of a sudden they don't like me. All it would take is a neighbor calling in a "tip" that they saw you aiming a gun at someone, or that you have an "arsenal" in your home. I'm sure most NJ "progressive" judges would be happy to sign the search warrant. That's what these laws were designed to accomplish. The govt wants tons of ambiguous and complex gun laws so that at any time, they can find something illegal (even remotely) with every gun owner. This way if they don't like you, or you give them trouble... the least that will happen to you is bankruptcy defending yourself in court.

I know I'm preaching to the choir, but hopefully some folks who browse the forums that haven't bought a handgun in NJ will benefit... Decide I want to buy 2 handguns... already have NJ FID of course... but for handguns you have to follow yet another NJ mandated "process". Fill out NJSP forms via downloading off their website (not bad) Obtain $18 money order for NJSP background check (OK why am I paying for this, and very annoying to go get a money order... means a bank trip... oh and money order fees) Show up at police dept on 1 of two allocated days and time slots to fill out pistol purchase permits (between 10-12 , 2-4pm. very annoying, means taking a half day off of work) Pay $2 cash for each Now wait and wait... month goes by and wait.. another month goes by Ahh after calling every other day for a week, the pistol permits are ready and will be mailed to me. 2.5 months total! Pistol has been sitting at the dealer for the past two months. I fill out and fax over the NICS check form. and wait... another 4 days goes by and I get an email that it is ready Show up at dealer to pick up 1st pistol. Oh and that will be another $15 for NICS check Yay , finally have pistol after 78 days! Oh and $35 in fees , plus aggrivation Now for the second pistol..... STOP, NJ says you can only buy "one handgun per month" so wait and wait 30 days goes by again, and I will be able to fill out the NICS form AGAIN, and pay yet another $15 AGAIN and I will be able to get my 2nd handgun So 108 days from time to filling out and submitting my forms to the police dept, I will finally have my 2 handguns that I set out to buy. Oh and $50 total in government fees! To top it off, I have mandatory volunteered to register my handguns as the pistol permit form automatically forces registration... Despite that registration is not mandatory by law! This is essentially blackmail on a grand scale. "if you don't volunteer to register your handgun, we will not allow you to buy one". What is "voluntary" about this? And no, I did not fill out the OGAM exemption as I did not fit any of the exemption reasons. My point is that this system is designed for one thing only.... infringement of my individual rights by placing unreasonable procedures and excessive fees under color of law and safety. A free NICS check at time of purchase would accomplish ALL of the saftey and eligibility checks that this current system accomplishes without needing to go through the rat maze. It is designed to discourage gun ownership, and to make it so aggravating and annoying that most people will just give up or not try. I can attest to this as I have two friends that would like to own guns, but are too intimidated, or do not have the time to deal with this process.

Yup, the Feinstein's grand disarmament bill will basically make all semi-auto rifles illegal. Well any that you can hold in your hand with a gripping surface. The industry will have to come up with a new way to hold SA rifles. Perhaps hooks or some cool cyborg looking clamps that we would have to clamp to our arms.

Yep, with any EBR , there is always a chance of prosecution. The DA can claim "flash hider" , defendant claims "muzzle brake", both bring in expert witnesses, jury decides. At a minimum it would cost the poor victim tons of $$$. Its always best to stack stuff in your favor, so if a muzzle device is ambiguous to us "gun nuts", you may want to change it for something more solid. Good thing the FS2K has the whole thing covered by not having any other evil features, so technically a person can stick on a flash hider 12 ft long.

IMO , as others said the tactical tuna FS2K doesn't have any other evil features, so a hider/threaded barrel is OK. I've also seen arguments that a muzzle device with just holes facing upwards regardless of the opening size on the end is a brake, not a hider. Hiders typically have vents 360 degrees. But who really knows. I doubt NJ even knows since they never gave us a real definition of what a "flash hider" is or not.

I like his use of "violence control". Whether or not that definition turns into another pseudonym for "gun control" is another story.

Regardless of the type of ammo, a full auto gun in the hands of the govt is a "defensive" weapon. In the hands of civilians, it is a pure offensive killing machine, aka "assault rifle". That there is a double standard, and I don't like our govt playing shenanigans like that.

Its propaganda like this article that fuels my anti friend's belief that "most gun owners believe in mag limits and banning AW's". It allows them to feel better about themselves as they go forth promoting the trampling of our rights.

The main problem with his method are that to the "progressive anti-gun" crowd, all those points are in their minds, antiquated and no longer useful to society. They envision a submissive society nursing off of the government's teet, all holding hands and taking solar powered mass transit to the communal work camps. Guns have no use in their plans for their new "progressive" society. I've seen this before speaking with anti's. They dismiss 2A, Heller, McDonald, and all of the other legal precedence that favors self-defense and gun rights. They simply push it off and loop back to the whole "reasonable/common sense" faulted circular logic. I pretty much have given up on trying to convince the true anti with 2A, legal, and unalienable arguments, and instead have much more luck with personalizing it. I gain more ground by asking them questions like "how many rounds do you think should be in a magazine that is a safe number?", or "so you believe in the cops coming in my home and taking away my AR's?". Then I work with those answers they give me. Eventually I get to a point where I say, "so basically you want to ban all guns", and they almost always say "well no"... and it at least makes them think.

Good vid, thanks

The human body is nasty with all its mushy organs. I'm glad you have a Chuck Norris spleen and are getting better.

It is all about this, you hit the nail on the head. The anti's are going for ANY type of gun control that they feel they could get passed. They play on the perceptions of the uninformed non-gun owner, or the apathetic/FUDD gun owner that black rifles are evil killing machines... even when the statistics paint a completely different picture. With 2A being an individual right, the anti's are now focusing on "extreme regulation" to the point of making it difficult to purchase/use/own guns (gun type bans, mag limits, additional paperwork, transportation rules, repeal CCW, etc). This is commonly communicated as "reasonable and common sense regulation" by the antis.

So when the government wants to purchase 7,000 FULLY-automatic 5.56 caliber rifles for DHS/ICE, they call them PDW's. (Personal Defense Weapons). When a civilian US citizen wants to purchase a SEMI-automatic 5.56 caliber rifle for self defense, they like to call them "assault weapons" only meant for war, battlefields, and killing as many people as possible. The hypocrisy is disgusting and shameful. DHS's bid : https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=d791b6aa0fd9d3d8833b2efa08300033&tab=core&tabmode=list&=

So back in the 90's, NJ passed their AWB, and restricted mags from "high capacity" to 15 rounds, which I'm guessing they figured was "normal capacity". Fast forward to now, and those people are now saying that 15 rounds is "high capacity". Are you kidding me? I feel that 1000 round mags are "high capacity" anything lower is "normal capacity". I can't stand all of this subjective BS using words like "common sense" and "meaningful", to enact sweeping arbitrary bans that directly affect law abiding citizens and all of our rights.

"will begin a worhtwile and healthy dialogue about this topic." is code for "we will tell you about gun bans without any of your input"

G96 is great stuff and is my main cleaner/protectant and light lube. I clean with it, then let it sit, and wipe off. It lubes OK for light duty, but for areas that see lots of hard use you will want a type of grease that stays put. TW25B teflon grease is a favorite, or my favorite that is cheap and IMO just as effective is Magnalube. A light coating is all that is needed, and works well for key areas that take a beating, like the bolt cam bin and bolt locking lugs. Also works extremely well on SA pistol slide rails, fire control groups, etc.

I haven't shot in months. Due to time/schedule and lately weather for me. Not so much due to ammo or other types of shortages.

I was just clarifying that this was a "training mission" and not actual live fire. Also communicated the reasoning behind the military/police doing this type of training. Do I buy it? NO. I do think these missions have many ulterior motives. For one , they are desensitizing the population in large metropolitan areas to military activities, and are doing the same for the troops that are to carry out real missions in the future. Not to mention they are probably perfecting their logistics and deployment coordination with state and local authorities for military operations within US cities. If S did HTF, the large metropolitan areas would be the first hot spots needed to be dealt with. Lets see if this road show hits NYC. Motives may not be completely evil, such as dealing with pandemics or terrorist attacks... though any plans made for "legit" purposes could easily be recycled for nefarious ones. The same argument goes for gun registration and National ID systems. "the path to hell is paved in good intentions.."

It seems lately that lots of ex-tinfoil hat stuff is now real stuff.

If only we could get a judge to disqualify that law just like they did for the PD when it comes to the 30 day limit for PPP's and FID's. I also have a new HG sitting at my dealer waiting for OGAM. Savings so many lives with this "common sense" gun control law <sarcasm>....