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Nappen has a pending case in the NJ Supreme court waiting to be heard. Don't hold your breath, its the "NJ" supreme court.

Rule# 1. Never take legal advice about NJ gun laws from NJ police officer. Sorry, its just a fact.

Meh..

SCOTUS won't take the case. There is no conflicting opinions on justifiable need. Your best bet is moving to a free state. Now you know why the NRA has written off NJ and states alike.

We lost. Opinion was issued today. Two of the three judges on the panel joined to affirm the lower court. Judge Hardiman has dissented. The dissent is brilliant, unfortunately it doesn't count. What a surprise. 12-1150 Piszczatoski Opinion.pdf

You know Utah is next!!

Your right. Judge Walls ruled on it and he is NJ Superior court. Justifiable need was upheld by him. We with most likely have the decision on justifiable need from the CA3 before the NJ Supreme court hears this case.

It was post Heller. Its the Muller case. We are currently waiting the decision from CA3 which was argued by Alan Gura. The same person who argued Heller. Do a search there is a 30 page thread on it.

Didn't the NJ supreme court already uphold "justifiable need". And that's why its being argued at the federal CA3 level?

Yes they do. Go put your 22 slide on your 23. It will function fine. The slide will just overhang and look weird. The locking blocks on the full size, compact and sub compact are in the same location in relation to the trigger housing mecahanism. I have my 23 slide on my 26 right now and it cycles perfectly. Heck, you can even put your 22 slide on your 27.

Yes they do. But it will be long or short pending which way you go. Ejectors are different.

One needs not to be an expert in police tactics to see this is excessive and a waste of taxpayers money. You being a payer of sky high NJ taxes should be concerned too. How much do you think this call cost taxpayers? $100,000? More? What's your take?

Exactly why I want it. Will be quick access bedroom safe for a shotgun. The regular safe takes way too long to get into.

A swat team + armored vehicle + more than a dozen sheriff's deputies and officers + who knows how many more government employees + dozens of government vehicle (left running). All for one person. Who is paying for all this? Residents of NJ are ok with their tax money being wasted like this? Im not. Any normal State it would have had 2 officers show up and it would have been over.

Thanks. Just ordered the rifle safe. Been wanting to get that one for a while but it's usually $299 and up. I already have the pistol safe that's on sale and I am very happy with it.

No wonder why taxes are so damned high. I am all for smaller government.

I take it that was a full throttle take off? Air Force 1 did a full throttle take off on 9/11. Only the second time it was ever done.

The ejectors are different. It takes about 30 seconds to swap out ejectors. Go to glockparts or glockmiester and order a 9mm gen 4 ejector for a couple bucks. The 9mm ejector has 30274 stamped on it, the .40 is 28926. You can also get an Advantage Arms 22lr conversion kit for your Gen 4 19/23/32. BTW were did you pick up the G19 G4 upper?

How is the range? Friendly? How many yards for rifle?

Going to the Poconos. Looking for outdoor range(s). All I can find is Sunset Hill Shooting range. From reading their website it seems like you can only shoot their rentals. Anyone have experience here or can recommend other ranges in the area? Looking to shoot rifle and handgun.

Agreed. KY

This is why you never take legal advice from police.

Typical for NJ.

I have the Glock 19 9mm with an advantage arms 22lr conversion kit for it. It runs great with any high velocity plated 36gr 22lr rounds.

That's an easy one. Glock 18. A fun fact about the Glock 18, that some of you may not know… When Saddam Hussein was captured by Delta Force soldiers in December of 2003 from a spider hole in Iraq, he had an unloaded Glock 18C on him. Four Delta force soldiers later presented the pistol to President George Bush, and according to friends and long-time associates it became a favorite memento of his, and for nearly 5 years he kept the mounted glass-encased pistol in the Oval Office. Before Mr. Bush left the White House in January, he made arrangements for the gun to be shipped to a national archives warehouse just 18 miles north of his new home in Dallas. No official word on whether the gun will for sure be present in the presidential library, but according to Mr. Bush’s friends and associates he intends to display it there. ( Source )