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Another thread on this already, but never like to see someone loose their job, but eff them. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Oh no you didn't. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Nice. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ok all you people who signed up, welcome from another NJ2AS member. Now take a look at the rally and get signed up and book a seat on the busses that they have set up. News the time we need to show we are out there and won't stand by and watch our rights striped from us. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Alec, you know the deal,,, can't make this, but will be back in town for USPSA the following Sunday. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Status of the busses are good if enough people register and pay for their seat, if not they won't happen. So anyone even if your on the fence, buy a ticket and if something happens and you can't make it, put it up on the forum, sell it or gift it, what ever works for yo, but I really think its sad we haven't had enough people already to need additional busses added. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Might as well get the 1911 in .45 and after that you can work on 2011's. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It's nice but it's even nicer to have a second gun. While there are kits that work well, I would still rather have a separate 22LR pistol. 22LR pistols can be finicky to start with, and conversion kits can make the gun even that much more finicky. Plus when you can get a 22LR pistol for a very reasonable price, it's just hard to not get one. You only want to buy 1 in your lifetime, MkII or III and you have one. You like 1911's, take a look at the GSG 1911-22. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Bump for more people to see this thread and get off their butts and join us. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Regardless of anyone's opinion on the interview many of us just watched, what we do have right now is time unlike NYS who did crap behind the scenes so to speak. We now have to launch the largest rights campaign on all fronts, luso's idea that he has posted that has impact, the NJ2AS rally next month that many of us are attending, letter writing, answering the polls we have been, the writing our reps here in NJ and around the country, the calls that many of us have been making etc; The time is now folks, never give up, never quit. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ant, many people here know of you and many of us personally, and I would say it a more colorful way to you in person as you know, but keep up the great work dude and as always, don't ever change man, never. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

just a question, was that 100 less on the purchase price only, or in your hands ready to go On my way! With tax NICS transfer fees included on both?? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ohhhh, that's real special,, oh wait, if people think this is a good deal and are willing to pay that price, ,,, well I'd consider them special, hopefully not too cold that their tongue get stuck to the window of the short bus. Lol Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

No Problem, just checking they weren't looking to shoot it Right?

I did not see this posted yet, if so, lock the thread but I did get this in my email a short while ago. IMPORTANT Q&A FROM THE ASSOCIATION In light of recent events, we've received numerous questions from ANJRPC members. We believe the answers are of interest to all members, so we answer them here Q. ANJRPC has seemed quiet lately. What's going on? A. We are deeply engaged preparing for the most critical legislative battles gun owners have ever faced. Most of our work is behind the scenes right now and cannot be publicly discussed. We will have a lot to say when the time is right, as always. Q. What kind of threats are we facing in NJ? A. NJ legislators recently introduced 23 bills containing some of the most extreme measures ever proposed. Like requiring a psychological exam and in-home inspection before you can buy a firearm; 5-round ammunition capacity limit (a gun ban in disguise); draconian ammunition regulations, and a lot more. We will be providing detailed analysis of some of the worst of the bunch. And there may be more coming. Q. We saw what just happened with the passage of New York's extreme new gun laws. Can that happen here? A. Anything can happen in the Garden State, but there is a very different legislative and political dynamic in New Jersey right now than there is in New York.We are working to keep it that way. Q. Can my identity as a gun owner be obtained through freedom of information laws and published like what just happened in New York? A. No. New Jersey law is different from New York law and protects the identities of gun owners from disclosure Q. What's your take on the national situation? A. We're in the fight of our lives.Anti-gun extremists have seized on the Newtown tragedy as their watershed moment, and are going for broke. Their aim is to destroy the Second Amendment, and they are blaming you for what happened in Connecticut. The media are overwhelmingly biased in their favor, and are falsely portraying gun owners as divided. It is more important than ever that gun owners be unified and support national organizations like NRA. We all need to speak with one voice on a national level and defend freedom. Q. What can I do in New Jersey? A. Prepare for battle. That means understanding that in the end this is going to come down to a series of committee hearings and legislative floor votes.Those are key moments when we need to make ourselves heard with maximum impact. That means if you have limited time and energy, you might want to conserve your time and energy for those moments. We will alert you as we always do as the threats start to move, and we will make specific action requests, like asking you to contact legislators, attend hearings, etc. With 23 bills just dumped on us, there could be a lot of activity and a lot of requests, and each must be treated with the same importance and fervor as the rest Q. But I want to do more. Is there more I can do? A. Absolutely.You can proactively contact your legislators right now, you can write letters to the editor, you can donate to pro-Second Amendment organizations. Tell your legislators that these bills will do nothing to prevent another tragedy, will interfere with self defense, and wrongly punish law abiding citizens for the acts of criminals and madmen. But remember, the key moment of action will be committee hearings and floor votes. Your work is not done until you've weighed in then. Q. What about the February 8 rally in Trenton? A. If rallies are your thing, by all means, go. ANJRPC officers have been invited to speak and may well do so. The organizers have worked very hard putting this rally together, and we applaud their efforts. While rallies rarely change how legislators vote, they can be a great show of strength if well attended, and they can be inspiring. Just remember – your work is not done until you've weighed in with legislators at the key moments of action in the legislative process. For those interested, more on the rally is available here. Q. Is ANJRPC going to cave or compromise in the upcoming battles? A. Not a chance.For over a decade, we have fought in the trenches and defeated nearly every piece of misguided legislation that has come our way, against impossible odds. Our resolve is stronger than ever, and we will use every resource at our disposal to defend against this latest legislation dump. Q. Can legislators really force us to pass a psychological evaluation and have an in-home inspection as a condition of exercising my constitutional right to own a firearm? A. Legislators can write anything they want. If both houses of the legislature and the governor sign it, it becomes "law” even though it might be unconstitutional. It will stay on the books and be enforced by the organs of the state until someone challenges it. That's why ANJRPC has been aggressively using litigation to challenge some of the worst laws in New Jersey, and we have bigger plans in the works. Q. What is the impact of a 5-round magazine limitation? A. It's a stealth gun ban, an assault on the right of self defense, and would do nothing to prevent another tragedy. It would give criminals tremendous advantage over the law-abiding, and render many of the firearms you own useless.

Ill be on the train with ya if the bus doesn't happen but hope people book the busses up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, glad there was a group buy early in December that already was delivered. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

i didn't quite hit 14 last year but better than 9. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Try this site http://www.stainlesstumblingmedia.com/?gclid=CKmBvbu47rQCFQ2i4Aodhk0AbQ This will bring them back to as good as new. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ok, pics whe. You get her, but now what's ya doing with the P2P? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Exactly what I was thinking of doing with it, but I don't see any response from the OP here or via PM, might have just disposed of it via one of the means he was mentioning. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Your response here is to a semi auto repeating rifle, do you know what that is? Or did you mead to quote something else to have this response to the other poster in this thread. I'm not getting what the tax stamp reference is about? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I agree Sandy and while I am unconditional for the 2A, I would like to see reduced rate training or some other incentive for any school staff that would like to CCW. Notice I did not say mandatory, or required, but would hope a very large majority would have some formal training. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Ok, not sure if this is some I want to know or not, but, What's ya talking bout Willis?? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just Wednesday's??. I like that any day of the week that ends in DAY. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk