JustJoe

He'll come back with:"Do you have the right to have nukes, too" Just wait. And to the " let's find the middle ground, let's compromise" crowd. I don't need to remind anybody here that we already live under the 2nd most restricive state. The other side offered even more restrictions. Our side asked for nothing. Where's the middle ground? Don't you think that we have given up enough yet? What is other side willing to give up? Who is inflexible in their positions? Us or them? I'll compromise, sure, as soon as I see something on the table put foward by the other side that is not a restriction. I'm not asking for CCW, or even to ease up the current restricions at this point. I'm just asking to leave things as they are. Is that asking for too much? Especially that we all know that what is being proposed will do nothing to stop the gun crime. This is my first rodeo, and boy it has been an eye opener.

Did that last purchase. Stoped by the store two weeks before the permit became good. Put a deposit on the pistol. Came back the day the I could use the permit. Filled out the NICS paperwork. Came back when NICS was approved, filled out the rest of the paper work. Payed the balance. Easy. Remember you can pay for it anytime you want. You just can't take possession.

Problem with Kelo is that for the fist time in US history the USSC decided that the greater good for which private property could be taken away from its owners is not limited to building schools, highways and such. No, according to the supremes, private corporations can use their influence to have the state expropriate your property for the profit of said corp. This decision, for all intents and porposes, eliminated private property. It's completly different from limiting "my right" to piss on a stream that crosses my property that my downstream neighbour uses for drinking water. Completely different.

Kelo V New London.

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Glad I got in for a case. Thanks OP.

What are they offering so we can meet in the middle?

Again I ask: what are they offering? Where are our 23 pro bills??

I use an old laptop bag. Fits two pistols, eyes, ears, 300-400 rounds, extra mags, paper targets. It bulges out and it's heavy but convenient. Oh, the wife carries her own gear.

Sure. To which they'll reply: since 10 is working so well, 5 would work even better, .no? They'll eventually "chop my head" off but won't willingly walk up to the chopping block, kneel and place my head on it. I'll will resist by any **legal** means necessary at every step of the way.

CCW will never happen. But since we are star grazing I would like to see the OGAM and the current P2P process gone. Which will not happen either. Does not mean I giving up or quitting or loosing my balls... Edit---What's the other side offering?? That's right, they are fixing to infringe on us even more. So, no. I'm not offering anything either.

Isn't Booker on the illegal mayors against guns list?

Dicks can suck mine.

One stinking paragraph about the choice of apparel in the whole article. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/02/gun_control_measures_approved.html "The Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee approved the laundry list of measures despite some outbursts from a throng dotted with NRA baseball caps, camouflage clothing and jackets featuring a coiled rattlesnake from the Revolutionary-era flag. At least two in the audience were ejected." That's it. It would be better if none were in sight from a PR stand point but it's not a big deal, folks. Left out from the print edition was a picture Sandra and her 6 year old Molly, whomever they may be.

When I posted the link they also had FMJ 124 Grain at the same price--no limit. So I got a bunch of that which lowered the price per round after shipping to way less than 37 cents. Still not great deal...

When you get your stuff in a sock, anounce it. I'll send a few bucks your way to help with the campaign.

"14-A handgun permit is made up of 4 copies and upon the purchase of a hand gun the seller is responsible to sending one copy to the issuing authority. " ...a second copy is sent to the NJ state police ( in essence registering the hand gun with the state) and both the seller and purchaser keep a copy.

http://www.natchezss...tock=0&orderBy= Not a screaming deal but it is what it is.

Sometimes just to live dangerously I load all my magazines, even the ones I'm not going to shoot that day, duct tape them to the outside of my guns and off I go. Perfectly legal.

I sure hope that us, NJ gun owners, as a group are keeping a list of all the jackwagons that have left us swinging in the wind in these times. I know I am. Things will improve and payback should be a ****. But than again, hope springs eternal...

"2-The application contains multiple forms that all must be completed "but not signed" before being submitted." In my township the only form that must be signed in the presence of the detective accepting your application is the mental health background check consent. "9-The Firearm ID card "Once issued" is valid only for purchasing "LONG" Firearms such as: rifles and shotguns." The FPID is also required to purchase handgun caliber ammunition. "12-Each handgun permit is valid for only one hand gun purchase and valid for 90 days and could, only, be renewed for another 90 days." Renewal is done at the discretion of the issuing authority. Some minor quibbles in the interest of accuracy. Good list, though.

Ask them and proced accordingly.

Add another 14.00 shipping for 5 boxes (limit 5 per costumer/day) and you're talking about some real money.

Yep, Joe is good people.

<snork> And remeber all those news stories of SUV jumping the curb and running over all those people? Same thing, media people being hacks, but I repeat myself. http://reason.com/bl...ing-more-common