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Since when did being Muslim become reason enough to be investigated and watched by the government? It's not like members of [insert religion/racial group/ethnic group here] haven't committed atrocities in the past and/or present.

That would be quite a strange move for a nation founded entirely of immigrants whose core values are based upon individual freedom and tolerance of others...

Firearm parts seem to be a no-go.

Isn't the GSG a rifle? How was the trigger? I like everything else about the gun, but haven't had a chance to fire one yet, so I don't know about the trigger. Is it anything like the trigger on the Walther P22?

Depending on how much incendiary and one's interpretation of "missile," Dragon's Breath may be a DD.

If my logic is working correctly today, (assuming the same amount of energy transfer is involved) a lighter bullet will result in a higher impulse than a heavier bullet. The higher impulse would make the recoil seem more harsh or sharp with the lighter bullet, and the lower impulse would make the recoil of a heavier bullet seem to be more of a push. The actual force generated however would be the same, again assuming equal energy transference. Whether or not the difference in impulse between a 115gr 9mm and a 147gr 9mm is enough for a person to perceive, I do not know though.

Nothing in the statutes about possessing tracer/incendiary, just don't shoot it.

I think 3 families from Ohio would disagree with you.

Yes, there is one at the intersection of Route 70 and Springdale Rd in Cherry Hill. I am not sure of Cherry Hill's procedure, but I do know that the cameras in Blackwood require you to remain stopped for 5 seconds before you turn right on red, despite this not being in the statute.

But... it has custom paint colors and a super awesome ghost ring rear sight, and a forward grip, designed for female shooters

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Again, you use logic and facts....

I have an easy solution for all ambiguities, that sadly will never be implemented... " In the case of any ambiguity or vagueness in the law, the law shall be interpreted in the favor of the defendant. " Should convince the legislature to write specific laws...

People like Littlejohn are cancers to teams. They need to get rid of him NOW if they want to stand any chance of winning.

You do know this is the Brady Bunch and their ilk that we are talking about? They utterly fail in all arguments where logic and facts are used and resort to obfuscation and rhetoric when they feel the least bit challenged.

I wish we had a way to get a court to rule on something without someone having to be the test case...

The problem with using "capable" that broadly is that it is too vauge. Using your logic that "it could be made to..." A price of sheet metal, a spring, and a follower could be a large cap magazine because it could be assembled into one.

That will teach me to ask before looking it up myself....

I know this had been stated before, but it is not in NJSA, and it does not appear to be in the AG definition of assault weapons in the letter on the njsp site. Where does it come from?

After reading this AGAIN, I still fail to see anything that permits US citizens to be detained on US soil by the Armed Forces. Since your last link is the only one that actually cites the text, I will only deal with that one. When taken out of context, section 1031 could be interpreted to mean that anyone, regardless of citizenship or place of capture, could be taken into custody and held indefinitely without trial simply by being accused of one of the named acts. However, like everything in life, the meaning of a law can change rather significantly when it is used in context. Sec 1031 (e) explicitly states that this section (and thus the ability to lawfully detain a US Citizen or legal alien without trial) does not apply to US citizens or lawful resident aliens. Please do not interpret this to mean that I agree with the indefinite detention without trial of non-US citizens who may or may not be guilty of the crimes mentioned in the act, but the law specifically DOES NOT APPLY to US citizens.

That is not correct. While BB guns ARE firearms in NJ, they are not subject to the magazine or "evil features" restrictions.

What Vlad said, pretend any hollowpoints you own/buy are tiny handguns. Anywhere you can take a handgun you can take a hollowpoint, and that includes your house. The only ammunition you many not fire in NJ is tracer/incendiary, so if you feel like putting hollowpoint slugs, 00 buck, or birdshot into someone, just make sure its a good shoot.

My understanding would be that NJ laws stop at NJs border. NJ does not have the jurisdiction to enforce their laws in any other state, and no other state cares about NJ laws to enforce them for it. However, getting an FFL to sell you something he knows is illegal in your home state may be a different story, and any NFA weapons are still a no-go since you need your CLEO to sign off, and he can't/won't.

Sometime in late elementary school, probably 1999-2000, we weren't allowed to play "sui" anymore, since it's short for suicide. About a month later we changed the name to wall ball and we were fine for the rest of the year, the next year, it was a no go again. They did let us play dodgeball with the rubber kickballs though, that was fun, same for middle school. In high school we actually played dodgeball in gym, but it was with 6" nerf balls that go about 10 feet before they fall straight down...

Your link is no good.