Bt Doctur

Check to see how the ammo is listed ,short, long, long rifle. holding more than 15 is illegal

Ruger 22/45 Lite ,wondering if the threaded barrel accepts a can?

Has anyone considered the trickle down effect some of this legislation will have? I sure hope so because: no guns, no ammunition, no hunting equipment,no hunting clothes,no state hunting licenses, no state game lands a rise in taxes from the ranges shutting down , from the businesses associated with our hobby line closing up,your local taxes increasing, no paper targets,no motion targets, experienced reloaders making a ton of money because we`re now criminals selling ammunition to the few people who still have guns, free protection from these people if they want a stable supply of illegal contraband. maybe trade protection for one of those ILLEGAL pistols. Think back, this country was born from fire and blood because the Brits wanted everything their way. look what they got. gun ownership nor gun removal is the answer.I dont know what the answer is but being born in the 1950`s and growing up with guns in the 1960`s we never had these shootings. Carrying them down your street to the local woods was never a problem. you didnt need to have them locked up, the simple closet worked. when you got your DL ,your gun went to school with you in your trunk because you stopped at the local woods on the way home. you and your 4 friends carrying shotguns walking down the street to the woods . How far woud you get today? probalby taken out by your local swat before you made the woods. And to think you cant make a gun ,look up the General Motors "WWII Liberator" This is just a rant but it had to be covered.

Maybe put out a call to that group who published the names of the Westboro church to publish the star ledger names too.

By Ken Hanson, Esq. A three judge panel today ruled that Ohio's concealed carry law impermissibly violates several provisions of the state's employment laws. In what is sure to be a controversial opinion, the court held that "a person's so-called right to self-defense cannot infringe upon the right of a person to be free from violence in their workplace. The evidence before us is clear – allowing handguns in the workplace violates the fundamental right of Ohioans to work their trade in a secure environment." The case arose originally out of a complaint filed with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission and Ohio Bureau of Worker's Compensation. "Ohio's laws are well-settled in this area. The workplace cannot create an atmosphere of hostility, and must be free from recognized hazards," said the court. "Plaintiff has clearly established that allowing persons to carry hidden, loaded guns creates an overtly hostile, and dangerous, work environment for him. Guns are clearly recognized hazards." The complaints were filed by Bob Smith, described in court documents as a "consultant specializing in small business economic loss." A review of Mr. Smith's complaint reveals that he has been shot during three different armed robberies since 2004, which is believed to be an Ohio record. Smith's complaint describes in vivid detail the slow deterioration of his workplace environment: I started back in 2001 while I was on probation for drug trafficking. No one would employ a drug addicted probationer, so I turned to self-employment. Man, it was a dream. Throw on a ski mask, stroll into a liquor store, pistol whip a few people and I was set financially for the month. I was happy and fulfilled. Then that damn concealed carry law passed, and within months my co-workers and I noticed an immediate chilling of our work environment. Ohio attempted to accommodate our special workplace needs by designating many 'no-gun' areas and making the carry laws so absurd that no one wanted to carry. Even so, we noticed an immediate increase in workplace hostility. The court ruled that these original workplace accommodations fell short, as evidenced by Mr. Smith being shot for the first time in 2005: The record reveals that Mr. Smith was engaged in his ordinary, everyday work functions when he encountered a shop owner who was legally licensed and armed. When confronted with Mr. Smith's transaction ('give me all the cash before I blow your damn fool head off'), this merchant instead unreasonably and irrationally chose to draw his firearm and shoot Mr. Smith. That is the very definition of a hostile work environment." "The court notes initially that had the state invested sufficient resources in building Mr. Smith's self-esteem, and focused on his substance abuse recovery versus just sticking him in prison for 30 days (for the 2001 trafficking case), Mr. Smith would never have been in this situation to begin with. Mr. Smith's addiction requires that he carry a substantial 'pimp wad' to finance his disability. Fault for this lies squarely with the state; the prison system failed Mr. Smith when he needed it most. As noted in a Dayton Daily News editorial about Smith's 2005 shooting, Mr. Smith (was) the victim, a good person in the wrong place at the wrong time. He did not deserve to be shot. The court noted that this 2005 incident, in isolation, is not enough to establish a pattern of hostility in the workplace. But in looking at the big picture, the pattern of hostility emerges clearly between 2005 and 2010. As if the 2005 workplace setting was not hostile enough, Ohio then passed 'preemption' of firearm laws, stripping the ability of cities like Cleveland to reasonably regulate Mr. Smith's workplace safety. Then in late 2008 comes sweeping liberalization of the concealed carry laws. This easing of carry laws led directly to a record number of licenses issued in 2009. Mr. Smith is now facing a veritable epidemic of workplace hostility. Today this court takes the first step in battling this epidemic, restoring reasonable restrictions on citizens in order to promote a safer workplace environment for Plaintiff. "Too little, too late," laments Mr. Smith. "I mean, damn, I was shot by a 78 year-old great-grandmother over the Social Security check she just cashed. Do you have any idea what that does to someone's business reputation? My jail cred is full of fail, as I am now known as the '**** that got capped by Mimi.' At least now with universal healthcare I will be able to get medical treatment for these pre-existing gunshots and in the future should I get shot a fourth time." Asked during a deposition what it was like to be shot, Mr. Smith replied, "It sucks. Bad." In an amazing coincidence of spontaneous journalism that was in no way encouraged or organized by the Ohio Newspaper Association, newspapers across the state today issued nearly identical editorials praising the court's ruling. Representative of the editorials is this one from The Toledo Blade: This is not the Wild West. Just because a person with a lengthy criminal record is suffering from severe meth withdrawal while pointing a cheap, loaded gun at your head does not mean there is a threat. These "criminals" are victimized for simply working their trade, and concealed carry licensees are creating an unreasonable risk of harm in the workplace by "defending" themselves. Despite nearly 100 lawful uses of deadly force by licensees to date, with no bystanders injured, the majority of Ohioans want merchants to submit to the violence and just give the victims the money and whatever else they are demanding. "We know a majority of Ohioans feel this way because a Blade reporter once had to write a story on a self-defense case, and did not have a Brady issued press release he could just rearrange and run as 'news.' He conducted research by asking the three other people in the newsroom how they felt about self-defense. They all agreed that the merchants should submit without resistance." For Qel Hoth to comment on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=VAlrMQTx5k4

522 Viper is magazine fed, not tubular

I find it amazing people would just surrender a firearm valued at 400-600 or more dollars for a 200 dollar meal ticket instead of selling to a firearms dealer. but then again my buddy mentioned a friend who cut a NIB, never fired .410 shotguns barrel down just to turn it in for 100 dollars .

http://www.forbes.com/sites/lawrencehunter/2012/12/28/gun-control-tramples-on-the-certain-virtues-of-a-heavily-armed-citizenry/A must read to understand the place for guns in our society.

Yep, a Darwin Award Winner

what if your dad and father in law were to give you a polish 9mm radom and a german .22 brought back from the war?

I sure brass bullets are outlawed ,if only jacketed are highly illegal because they will pass thru a vest easier than going thru butter.

pm`s sent with cell # OBPC or SRPC Brass offered has been claimed.

freejersey (9:10) and socom(9:23) have responded, will check the time stamp on the emails to see whos first

5 gal of .45 brass., couple hundred of nickle plated WW .45 too

After WW II my dad got his from the sears store in perth amboy ,even "Two Guys from Harrison" (Rt 18 East Brunswick, Rt 9 woodbridge, RT 1 Milltown sold guns)

All of this takes place between 1962 (12) and 1968 (18). Most of it in Sayreville NJ. No FID, no case, no anything. Sayreville Police officers on patrol saying "Just be Careful" Walking down the street to the Crossman Plant to shoot rats with a .22 Hunting with a 20 Ga ithaca 37 carrying it in the open on Washington Rd to the woods Plinkin at the pond called the "BA" and "The 50 Footer" Carrying the 22 and a brick of ammo on my bicycle to the "Madison Dump to" shoot rats. Now you cant even handel a gun without paperwork.Even Sears dosent sell guns anymore.

All goes back to being judged by 12 and forget what the NJ rules are. legal, illegal, locked or safe shouldn`t matter. your alive and their still dead. Most guns are easier to obtain than prescription drugs. Look at how many gang banging felons shoot up New Brunswick every night. Define all the laws that make you the felon vs. the right to protect YOUR life from early termination.I`ll take my chances in court. Could Willy Suton have access to firearms?

features aside, banned because its simply called a carbine .30Cal M-1. Plus if the reciever is stamped m2, your in possession of a fully automatic machine gun.

Buy one, put it in a LTSC(long term storage container), and bury it .

Just can`t wait untill they try that on a real American Veteran who did bring back an M-1A and not afraid to use it.

1/4 scale nolsen mustang on the boards, and a miles week`s special bipe. 72/70 Doorbrook Park, county 537 MCC Edison

are we sure that didnt happen in Camden already??????????????????

send the follower to me and I`ll braze some longer legs on it