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http://www.infowars.com/nationwide-ammo-shortage-so-severe-that-even-cops-cant-buy-bullets-ammo-rationing-imminent/

Dosn't seem i can join it without a facebook account (which I do not have and do not want).

Very Emontiional - thanks for sharing...Agree, history has proven what you say...Unfortunatly, there are too many americans that are either to comfortable, too busy watching sports (a form of sedation i think), and/or much too brainwashed by the left media outlets...Many people will believe anything if you repeat it enough. Tyrants throught history all knew this...Obama has the many liberal news oulets in his back pocket which is a very dangourous thing for America...I am ready Ben Shaparo's "Bullys" and it is all spelled out in the book (not that I didn't know it already)...This administration will say anything, hide anything, flat out lie to get their way. - Look at this Fiscal Cliff thing..Obama is making up stories of disaster in gov't service. Turns out it is only a 2.5% budget cut! I say the cut isn't big enough. It will not be noticed (unless you loose your job of course in GOVT. and I feel sorry for these govt workers but it is just a taste of reality and what we go through in private industry as a way of life)...So for Obama to streatch a small cut like this into a disaster means he is either the most ignorate president we ever had, or he intentionally made it up.

They are gearing up for confiscation ;-)...Seriously, I hear them also - possibly sonic booms (or that is what they want you to believe anyway :-)).

Read it, think about it, apply common sence. -Simple. My view: Law abiding citizens should have "arms" parity with the police (at least...eg, if police don't want to bear any arms - I still want mine).

Nice Chief... What topics are they teaching you.

45 jhp in all my autos...oh yea, if that don't work i now have a 44 mg hp 629 :-)...tried the shotgun route but i think pistols/rev are much more appropo for agility and monuverability in home. For close quarters - really close quarters like a home, use the biggest badest round you feel comfortable shooting.

Not to start the caliber discussion agiain (people get very verbilly violent..just yesterday someone responded to a post i made 16 weeks ago on the Hand Gun Magazine forum - 4 freakin months ago and he responded yesterday - with F-Bombs and all sorts of things. - amazing shit. - in a way I find the responses interesting as I study phycology for my job. self bias is very previlent in our species)...Anyway, Chris sounded "self-serving" about his pick to chamber in the 9...otherwise i thought it was instructive.

I am wondering what the many cops on this board intend to do if some of (more of i should say) the crazy laws are passed that violate the 2nd Amendment. -Will you inforce them?

Yes we have to beg them not to diminish our constitutional rights - the world is upside-down and getting worse socially, politically, ethically.

My latest creation - I will send it snail mail this time - supposidly it makes a marginally better impact. 620 West Lacey Road Forked River, New Jersey 08731 Phone: (609) 693-6700 Fax: (609) 693-2469 Dear Senator Connors, I am writing to you with urgency because of the New Jersey Democratic-Party’s attempt to further deplete our right to bear arms and dishonor the second amendment in New Jersey. As you know, we already have some of the most extensive gun-control laws in the country, which makes me very outraged that the State Assembly passed a host of frivolous gun control bills this week. I especially find the 10 round magazine limit (1329), and the attempt to ban internet purchases of ammunition (3645) most disturbing. As you know, we already have a 15 round magazine limit in N.J. Reducing it another 5 rounds simply further diminishes a law-abiding citizens ability to protect themselves, and their family in the home. Evil doers and criminals may have many, many, rounds and several partners during a home invasion. 1329 accomplishes nothing besides giving criminals a further edge over law abiding citizens. 3645 calls for only face-to-face transactions for ammunition purchases. Again, this will not make the streets safer, and will make it harder for a law abiding citizen to purchase ammunition due to the dramatically reduced places to purchase and the increase cost of buying from a gun shops vs. the internet where completion between vendors is at its best. As a competitivesports enthusiast, during peak season, I may go through 1,000 rounds per month. It is unjust, and un-American to force law abiding citizens to by ammunition only from local shops face-to-face. Neither of these bills will reduce crime and may actually increase it. The misguided efforts of the Democratic Party must be redirected at mental health management, and incarceration 1st time offenders of violent crime. As a United States Navy Veteran, a responsible sports-shooting enthusiast, a well-educated engineer with two masters degrees working for a large N.J. company, I urge you from my heart to vote against these bills and the many other frivolous gun-control bills which the assembly passed this week. You are doing this for N.J., for our great nation, and for the many, many generations of Americans to come. God Bless,

This is great!

I see both my Reps - Rumpf and Grove voted "NO"...Can we start a movement to split the state in two - N and S?

Everyone knows what they need to do.... Did 1329 change recently? I could have sworn they had it down at 5 rounds at one time - now it says 10. New Jersey: Assembly Passes Over 20 Anti-Gun Bills Yesterday, the New Jersey State Assembly passed over 20 pieces of anti-gun legislation that we previously reported on here. These bills now go to the state Senate and can be heard at any time, so please begin contacting your state Senator. We have been told that action on these bills is likely to happen in March or April, however, continue to follow NRA-ILA alerts for updates. When these bills do start to move in the Senate, New Jersey Second Amendment supporters will need to protest in record numbers against them. Below are brief descriptions of the anti-gun bills passed in the Assembly yesterday: Assembly Bill 588 (Spencer / Coutinho / Deignan) – Could prohibit possession of commonly owned ammunition. Assembly Bill 1116 (Fuentes / Spencer) – Establishes 180-day prohibition on purchase of handgun for certain individuals who fail to report loss or theft of firearm. Assembly Bill 1329 (Greenwald / Quijano / Coutinho) – Reduces maximum capacity of ammunition magazines to ten rounds. Assembly Bill 1387 (Wilson / Johnson) – Permits municipalities to establish “weapons free zones” around schools and public facilities. Assembly Bill 1613 (Bramnick / Johnson) – Establishes Educational Security Task Force. Assembly Bill 3510 (Johnson / Vainieri Huttle) – Requires proof of firearms safety training as a condition for issuance of firearms purchaser identification cards and permits to purchase handguns. Assembly Bill 3583 (Wilson) – Creates task force to explore areas to improve school safety. Assembly Bill 3645 (Greenwald / Eustace / Mosquera) - Requires ammunition sales and transfers be conducted as face-to-face transactions. Assembly Bill 3646 (Greenwald) - Establishes a regulatory system to govern the sale and transfer of ammunition. Assembly Bill 3659 (Barnes, III / Johnson) -Revises definition of destructive device to include certain firearms of 50 caliber or greater. Assembly Bill 3666 (Cryan / O’Donnell / Jasey)- Prohibits mail order, internet, telephone and any other anonymous method of ammunition sale or transfer in New Jersey. Assembly Bill 3668 (Jasey / McKeon / Cryan) - Prohibits investment by state pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing and selling “assault firearms” for civilian use. Assembly Bill 3687 (Stender / Fuentes) - Disqualifies persons named on federal Terrorist Watchlist from obtaining a state firearms identification card or permit to purchase handgun. Assembly Bill 3717 (Lampitt / Singleton) - Requires submission of certain mental health records to National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Assembly Bill 3748 (O’Donnell / Mainor / McKeon)– Criminalizes the private sale or transfer of firearms. Assembly Bill 3750 (Cryan / O’Donnell / Quijano) - Establishes regulatory and reporting program for all ammunition sales. Assembly Bill 3754 (Cryan / O’Donnell / Quijano) - Requires firearms seizure when mental health professional determines patient poses threat of harm to self or others. Assembly Bill 3772 (Eustace / Wagner / Vanieri Huttle) - Requires that firearms purchaser identification cards display picture and mandates that firearms purchaser identification cards be renewed every five years. Assembly Bill 3796 (Mainor) – Provides ninety-day window for persons to dispose of certain unlawfully possessed firearms. Assembly Bill 3797 (Mainor) – Requires law enforcement to report certain firearms information to inter-jurisdictional electronic databases including the national Integrated Ballistics Identification Network. Assembly Committee Resolution 180(Greenwald) – Urges President and Congress of United States to enact legislation enforcing stricter firearms control measures. Assembly Bill R143 (Quijano / Cryan / O’Donnell)- Expresses support for Attorney General's gun “buyback” program. Assembly Bill R144 (Oliver) – Urges Governor Christie’s Administration not to apply for annual exemption from requirements of federal Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008. Contact information for your state legislators can be found by clickinghere.

Bravo!

Not to be negative - see my Christie hopes above - but this is how they will take our stuff...Sounds alot like how the took my buddy's stuff up in NY City years ago...Good info to have. http://www.keepandbeararms.com/newsarchives/XcNewsPlus.asp?cmd=view&articleid=327

Kinda, But he has the national election...I don't think he can win on the Rep. ticket if he votes say a 5 round mag limit into office?

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Nice pithy video!

Christie has a fine line to walk. He has to get re-elected in NJ (and we want this - else we are totally screwed if a dem gets in), but also wants the Presidency later (so he can not be anti gun)... His response letters referred to a comittee he has formed to investigate the violance "The SAFE Task Force will further my commitment in that regard as we look at how we can better guarantee violence control." I am thinking his strategy is to stall, via his "ongoing investigation", his gun-control position till after the NJ election and then come out in our favor and position himself for the big run...Of course he needs to veto the BS while he is "investigating".

http://www.handgunsmag.com/2013/02/12/best-45-subcompact/?utm_source=ENL%2DHG&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily+Newsletters&utm_term=02%2D22%2D13 Link to the artcle.

Let's use commonn sense, shooting at targets of children is very disturbing...WTF are these people being conditioned to do?...So as these people support an Administration that wants to disarm you, they practice shooting at children? (the same Administration which supports a million abortions a year - so you know how they treat the sanctity of life)...Connect the dots - the contextual picture that results is not good.

Bohyaa - I plan to share w friends and family

I live in Berkley twp in Ocean county and my reps tell me they are pro-2nd...They are republicans.

as always thansks Bob - 625 it is (Governer as backup plan)