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Some clarification per Nappen.. Handgun mags are also affected. Not just rifles.. LOOPHOLES & PITFALLS Hundreds of thousands of otherwise honest citizens have now been turned into potential criminals for possessing lawfully obtained magazines over 10 rounds. A conviction for unlawful possession of a large capacity magazine under NJ law is a “crime” which is the equivalent of a “felony conviction.” A person who is convicted loses their Second Amendment Rights and becomes prohibited throughout the entire United States for possession of a firearm. New Jersey’s law banning large capacity ammunition magazines is as ill-conceived as most of New Jersey’s other infamous gun laws. Large capacity ammunition magazines that fit firearms other than semi-automatic firearms are legal. For example, we had a case in Camden County in which our client possessed a drum magazine for a machine gun that did not fit or function in any semi-automatic firearm. After filing our motion, the charges were dismissed, and the magazine returned because it was not prohibited under New Jersey law, which bans only large capacity ammunition magazines for semiautomatic firearms, not fully-automatic firearms. Beware! Any magazine over 10 rounds that fits and functions in a semi-automatic firearm is prohibited. This includes magazines that fit and function in semi-automatic firearms that are not defined as “assault firearms.” For example, the Beretta Model 92 pistol is not banned as an “assault firearm.” However, its standard factory magazine holds 15 rounds. The magazine is now contraband. .22 tube-fed semi-automatic rifles like the Marlin Model 60 and Remington Model 552 are no longer prohibited. After 28 years of prosecuting honest citizens for these type of rifles, the Democrats have finally admitted they were wrong. Think of the lives and families they have destroyed in the process. They still don’t really care, because they keep passing new laws creating new victims of New Jersey gun laws. Of course, no real criminal is going to care about this law or obey it. Only law-abiding citizens will comply and be placed at a disadvantage defending themselves and their families. Governor Murphy and the Democrat controlled legislature has decided that you and your loved one’s lives aren’t worth more than 10 rounds.

I assumed you were talking AR mags. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How you going to get your 15 rounders apart?[emoji848][emoji57] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

I thought it was all. But someone will come forward and correct me. I wish it is.[emoji848] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Yea, but in reality, they are not cheap. I have a few dozen pmags and hexmags. I already bought 10 rounders for my ARs and similar. BUT, a lot of us own pistols with 15 round capacities. They cost a fortune. They average $30-$50 bux each. Replacing them would cost me $100s. So, it can be expensive if you own quite a few weapons. On another note, RE: Hexmags Just spoke to my rep there and they will not sell parts to make them 10... Its been their policy for quite awhile... No internal part sales. He did offer a coupon code, NJ50 for a discount. So if you’d rather use Hexmags, could be an option. Saves ya a few bux. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not if I can get a bag of foot plates and whatnot. Hexmag are good people. We shall see. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Hexmags are not pinned and they are designed for 15 rounds. They are/were legal. I have to give Hexmag a call and see if they’ll sell new guts for 10. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Uhuh Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

...or you can get an adjustable rear sight and adjust it as you see fit.

I have many Hexmags...

Midwest PX too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How? Unless you have Hexmags, all modified mags like pmags are epoxied shut. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Said awhile ago, start collecting them early. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Enough with the negative waves people. Thanks for posting that Anthony!!! Donations on the way! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Always have these as backup.. https://www.laxammo.com/

Don’t know who you are asking. But in any event. My wife takes her job and pay scale with her. I am on full disability till I am 65 then it becomes regular SS. Yes, you should have a game plan just for that. If you need to still work, you obviously need to scope the area for your abilities. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, but this is more than that. It should include everything else mentioned. Nobody should be moving because just Politics and 2A rights. You can discuss that elsewhere. This thread is for ideas, resources, tools and such. We heard many times over, the phrase, (not verbatim), time to move out of this blankhole state... not in this thread please. As for areas such as mentioned above, area does somewhat affect pricing.(I did mention flooding and checking Fema Maps...) For example, a 3 br 2 bath home on an acre of land, brand new in TN in nice areas can be had for around $220K, taxes $800 per year. If you see that similar new home elsewhere for $150K, you know its a problem area. I have seen this in different parts of TN. Whether flood, bad crime or low to no amenities, directly affect price. Also, in TN, there are a lot of modular/double wides going up. That is another choice you can make. The prices are lower and they are working wonders with them these days. They are no longer trailer trash type homes.

Reminder: No political talk. Minimal 2A talk. Post exit strategy, nothing else. Read original post to avoid redundant info and links. There are many other political and 2A threads. Do not clog up this thread with anything not pertaining to moving. Much Appreciated![emoji3] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I posted that link in my opening post. Its what I’ve gone by. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep! I have been driving out there at least once a year for decades. Family and friends are there. Definitely not burying ourselves in the woods although I’d love to if I could. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey! No politics![emoji37] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Very good! I’ll be buying brand new with a fast closing. Not bringing a lot. Pro movers is a must. Back ain’t what it use to be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Keep in mind that this is not a 2A thread. Its about moving and what to look for and best way to go about it. We have already determined that its not just about the 2A. Its a collective of everything that hurts us in NJ. Taxes, insurance, etc.... Whatever your reason is for leaving, no matter where too, use these guidelines. Also, if you have guidelines, post them. But please, we have enough political threads. This is about moving and the best way to go about it.[emoji3] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

First things first. We need a new forum area called: NJ and Less I am so pist about politics in general but even more pist that our Rhino Republican, lying conservatives have done squat. So, in lieu of some posts on other areas combined into the political threads are the talks of leaving this effing state. So please stay on topic, no politics, no arguing and follow my lead starting with this sentence. (Consider it helping each other with an exit strategy)... I have a guideline. I’m not just looking for any old state that isn’t NJ. Here are my criteria’s, not in any particular order. 1) Is it 2A friendly. Guns and Ammo put out a list every year depicting a rating system based on that years trends. Here is the link: http://www.gunsandammo.com/second-amendment/best-states-for-gun-owners-2017/ 2) Amenities. We have to move where there is high speed internet. We can move anywhere in the country but wife will work from home and her company requires it. 3) At least an acre of land. I don’t want neighbors any closer than an acre. I’m not moving just to have neighbors close enough to hear me fart. 4) No HOA. If I want to hang a flag or paint my house purple, I want the freedom to do so. 5) At least 3 Bedrooms and 2 Baths. I can eliminate a bedroom and just put high speed internet in the bathroom beings she lives in it anyway. [emoji6] 6) Look at the towns crime stats. There are 2 decent ones via google. Area Vibes and Neighborhood Scout. I’m not sure they are perfectly accurate but if stats of the town is a 1 or an F, you don’t want it. The weird thing is my town comes in at a 34 which is kind of low because we don’t have much going on around here regarding crime. It might take a hit in points because we are next to the Paterson crap hole. 7) Watch for flood zones. Bring up a Fema flood plan of the town you are looking into. 8) How old are you? I don’t want to know but its a point. If you are handicapped or just a broken bastard like me, you don’t want to be trying to take care of acres of land plus your home. Which brings me to age vs injuries vs style of home. My knees are shot. I’m not getting any younger, so I prefer a ranch style home over the colonial I’m currently in now. That’s pretty much it for me. I have started a spreadsheet of criteria. It contains most of the criteria above. Right now we are concentrating on Tennessee. Anywhere east of Nashville. You can buy a new home for $230k or less. I say east of Nashville because we want no part of Tornado Alley. If you are very serious in moving, you need to stay motivated. If you don’t, you’ll never leave. Keep a binder with all your data and interests. Use it to keep going forward. Add and update as necessary. Keep it handy like on the coffee table so it stares at you. BTW, use Zillow. Much better than Realtor.com or Trulia.They also have an app that is fantastic. Make sure you sign up for free account. Also, put your current home in, claim it and edit its info to correct any missing data. They will also email you trends of your homes worth. Good luck! Front of binder: Back of binder: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Its nothing new. A lot of online retailers request it. Mostly for handgun ammo. No biggy....

I only have 1911 mags, heh... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk