SpacemanFry

I was there, and as much as I would like to claim 3000 there is no freaking way it was even close to that. Sucks, shitty weather really threw a wrench in but still given the weather was a pretty decent turnout.

Hehe... yea I think after this a lot more people will be keeping multi-K stockpiles of ammo in each caliber they shoot. I hope the reloading parts manufacturers boost their production too as I think there will be a huge increase in that as well.

That's really interesting. I am actually shocked how many states were no issue 20-30 years ago, especially states like Alaska and Texas.

W O W.... last time I bought 22lr was Federal 5250 for $160. I keep hoping the ridiculousness will die down soon, but given that the talk of AWB 2.0 plus all the other laws I fear it will go on for a while.

Every time you post my man crush for you grows Maybe it's just me, but I find the whole "Can I see your ID" or "Papers please" disturbing on a very deep level. There are certainly lots of Americans who find nothing wrong with that, but for me all it brings up is images of Gestapo and the secret police forces of the Soviet Block. It's the same with the "If you see something, say something" campaign. I get it's meant in a "good" way, but all I think when I see those posters are the report on your neighbor tactics of the aforementioned regimes.

Isn't that a bit like saying "it's because of all the skimpy clothes women wear nowadays that we have so much rape"?

If we're down to admiring Putin, we're f**ked....

So are you saying he's not a giant douchy tyrant who loves to pose for the camera so he can beat off to himself on TV later? (note: the fact there are many other such "leaders" doesn't diminish from his douchiness)

Well tyrants always love to pose with weapons most others can't own in their countries.

W T F... what's the motive? RIP

Congrats to both of you!

Actually it's not. Not explicitly anyway. In the Constitution treason si defined as such: That or any of the statutes and laws passed by Congress since to address various acts of treason would not cover these laws.

Yea, damn... it's been a while since I've shot a match and I was really looking forward to it. With CJ cancelled next week too and I'll be busy the week of the OB match, I guess I have to wait until March

And they're going to fund that how? And they're going to get Search Warrants for all those people? It's been said before, most likely they'll just do it by attrition. Prosecute people they find out in the "wild" and just harass gun owners to the point they give up on their own. It would actually be good if they did it your way... those kind of tactics are great for our side of the PR war. The "fighting" will happen in the court room. It's a shame there is no penalty for passing illegal, unconstitutional laws.

I'm sure most NY gun owners will travel to PA and sell their rifles face to face to a fellow gun owner before the deadline. I'm fairly certain that a lot of those "registered" rifles no longer are in NY

Hehe, I love MZW. He's a libertarian through and through and I love his Freehold universe. His blog postings since this whole fiasco have been awesome. As to the original post... I almost wish these "mayors" go ahead and do this. I'd love to see the ensuing shitstorm.

Oh man, I bet the "Don't tread on me" Gadsden flag image would look spectacular on a lower.

Of course not, don't be retarded. All conspiracy nuts need to keep something in mind: you can't keep anything a secret anymore, certainly not a "big conspiracy".

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/47014-whats-with-the-copycats/page__p__618296__hl__forensic__fromsearch__1#entry618296 See the video in the last post. Media coverage breeds copycats.

Given the current climate I think it's incredibly important to support gun rights advocacy and help spread the truth about 2A, guns in America, our civil rights and other relevant issues. Anyway, the point of the post is to point to a Kickstarter campaign by accomplished director/writer Kris Koenig to finish up his movie Assaulted: Civil Rights Under Fire and to actually get it into theaters not just online. Normally I wouldn't push any Kickstarter projects on here, but I feel that such a movie would be huge right now for us and you'd be hard to get a better return in terms of advocacy for $10 (the lowest reward which include download of the movie). Here's the link: http://kck.st/VZmXBM

Hahaha.... you had me going "WTF!" before I clicked on the thread

Ladies please stay on topic... nobody gives a flying f**k about Stevens etc... If you're that insecure about your school perhaps you sensed some truth in the statement? Anyway, back to the real topic. Bob is right, this law is just waiting to bite us in the ass even though this tech will not be truly viable for a long time, however what is viable in the real world and what is viable by NJ AG and politician's standards are two different things. I'm somewhat shocked these guys want to be the first ones to be sued when their "smart-gun" tech fails and someone gets hurt or killed. There are so many ways for tech like this to fail it's truly scary. I'd be curious to see who funded this company (sorry if that comes off as tin-foily... I usually am not that type).

That'd be stupid. It would think it would be "major lawsuit -> big bucks -> move to gun friendly state -> enjoy all the toys you can't have here" time.

Since nobody's posted this yet, here's Ron's email for the Shongum match this Saturday:

Very nice interview, very well articulated. The one thing that's been bugging me lately is that we let antis get away with the "Why do you need an assault weapon?" question and we do not hammer them on this. Since when do we legislate on what people need. That is the true red herring in all these debates, and we keep answering them with reason as if we need to justify our rights. Or at the very least we should start with pointing out the idiocy on basing legislation on perceived need and then give reasons to seal the deal.