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reloaderguy

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  1. Burden=$50 I just payed for 1 mag for my CZ Czechmate and I have more guns to go.
  2. Just bought 1 mag for my CZ Czechmate 10 round and it cost me $50.
  3. Yes. I know. Was down in Florida looking at houses. Texas is next stop to look to buy.
  4. It gave states too much power to regulate and create their own laws.
  5. I could care less. I'm leaving the state most likely this year moving to a free state. The state is a lost cause.
  6. Give they guys who won Heller a call. As bad a decision as it was at least they won.
  7. Any attorney that wins cases in other states. Never.
  8. Who are they? A worthless organization that wins zero cases in NJ. That's who. Take some of the money that those suckers donate and hire competent attorneys.
  9. Yes. They continue to lose case after case. Worthless!!!!!!!!! How is this any different from it being a burden for someone to get a voter ID card but not a burden for me to spend hundreds of dollars to purchase new mags or have them blocked???????????? Did they ever present this? I doubt it.
  10. They should be telling people to not comply!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  11. We dont have to. They do it for us. Best thing is to move. We have no 2nd Ammendment friendly organizations that are capable of winning any cases.
  12. And im sure they never review records for gun sales.
  13. Same thing. The State Police can review anytime.
  14. Here you go: https://www.state.nj.us/njsp/info/pdf/firearms/njac-title13-ch54.pdf 13:54-3.14 Permanent record of receipt and disposition of firearms and ammunition (a) Every retail dealer of firearms or gunsmith shall maintain a permanent record of each firearm acquisition and disposition, including firearm frames and receivers. The record shall be maintained in a bound form and shall be kept at the location where the business is being conducted. The purchase or other acquisition of a firearm by the licensed dealer must be recorded no later than at the close of the next business day following the date of such purchase or other acquisition. The record shall show the date each firearm was purchased or otherwise acquired, the type, manufacturer, importer, caliber or gauge, model, name and address of the person from whom received, and the serial number of the firearm. The sale or other disposition of a firearm must be recorded by the licensed dealer not later than the close of the next business day following the date of such sale or disposition. The record shall show the date of sale or other disposition of each firearm, the name and address of the person to whom the firearm was transferred, and the type, manufacturer, importer, caliber or gauge, model and the serial number of the firearm. The information prescribed for the record required by this subchapter shall be in addition to the maintenance of the form of register SP 671 and the certificate of eligibility NJSP-634. (b) Every retail dealer of ammunition shall maintain a permanent record of ammunition acquisition and disposition. The record of purchase or acquisition shall consist of invoices or other commercial records which shall be filed in an orderly manner separate from other commercial records maintained. Such record shall show the name of the manufacturer, the type, caliber or gauge, quantity of the ammunition acquired in the transaction, the date of each acquisition and from whom received. The record of sale or disposition shall be maintained in a bound form and shall contain the date of the transaction, name of manufacturer, caliber or gauge, quantity of ammunition sold, name, address and date of birth of purchaser, and identification used to establish the identity of purchaser. The dealer shall confirm the age of the purchaser of rifle and shotgun ammunition as 18, and handgun ammunition as 21. No record need be maintained for the sale or disposition of shotgun or rifle ammunition. However, sales or other dispositions of ammunition intended for use in any other firearm and which may be interchangeable between rifles and handguns, as well as hollow-nosed or dum-dum ammunition, must be recorded. The records shall be maintained in chronological order by date of acquisition and disposition and shall be kept at the location the business is being conducted. (c) The firearms and ammunition acquisition and disposition record as prescribed under this section need not be required, provided the dealer maintains an updated Federal firearms and ammunition record on firearms or ammunition purchased or acquired and sold as prescribed in Title 26, Internal Revenue, Chapter 1 "Commerce in Firearms and Ammunition", and to the extent that the information required by this section is included on such records. If not included, then the Federal records are to be supplemented so as to include all information required by this section.
  15. Yes. Just ask any dealer. All of a sudden a few years ago we went from no document of sale from all dealers to every dealer now puts your info in a book. You think the dealers just got together and decided to do this? No. The State Police told them to do it.
  16. Sure is. Reported to State Police. Why do you think they keep the logs. It was a State Police mandate.
  17. Ammo sales are already reported to State Police.
  18. Screw that! If it's a burden for someone to get a voter ID card It's more of a burden for me to spend that kind of money replacing my mags which I don't have. But then again the worthless organizations that challenge these laws don't point out those facts.
  19. If Nappen was so smart which he isn't we would have CCW in this state already.
  20. You must have just moved to New Jersey snowflake if you think anything is going to change. I will also give you the benefit of the doubt. Just keep throwing your money at losing organizations and I'll keep standing by laughing. Your energy would be better spent planining your move out of this state like a lot of us are.

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