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Toomey said he added some provisions to strengthen gun rights in the bill, including allowing a legal gun owner to take his or her concealed weapon over state lines WHILE TRAVELING, even if that state does not allow concealed carry. Looks like you missed something there, it means nothing more than a more relaxed fopa which will do nothing to help us here

Eta- states while someone is traveling across state lines, really doesn't do anything for us

Yes but how long will it last

So what you're saying is you can't even own these accessories or that they're just not allowed to be readily available for installation

So I was wondering, is it against the law to own the accessories that turn a firearm into an nj assault rifle? What about transporting them with the rifle but not assembled? Basically let's say I'm going to PA to fire my new rifle, in my trunk I have my rifle, a pistol grip, a telescoping stock and maybe some other accessories, but none of them are installed on the firearm, would i be breaking the law transporting them all together or owning them? Thanks

1 month so far in Sparta, detective told me he's jammed pack with these damn permits, I feel for him he should be out doing what he was hired and paid for not this permit crap, plus I have two firearms on hold at Meltzers

Supreme court has already ruled that treaties don't supersede the US constitution

I hope we're not next

as of right now it's all rumors, she's getting some politicians really angry so hopefully she catches on and backs off before they take the power away from her by making reciprocity a legislation thing or pass full on constitutional carry including Philly, that would make her look really bad

I hope this is true, I have to go to Philly for the weekend for work and carry because its freaking dangerous on those subways, I have my UT and VA also Florida but that does me no good, anyways it looks like the loophole for UT has been closed for a while with the whole you have to have a license from your state if we honor it thing, I'm guessing we'll all be pretty safe with a UT license

Would it be worth it to go for like 30 mins, I work only 10 mins away but can't really miss much work

As long as it looks like no illegal activity is happening, I would mind my own business

Thanks for the replies everyone, I went to bullet hole again just to check their inventory during my lunch break, wasn't really busy since it was middle of the day, I don't remember who I talked to but he was really nice and tried to help the best he can just seemed like he didn't have much knowledge around guns Anyways I decided to wait till I get my permit in, I live in Sparta and they've always been good usually about 3 weeks but with everything going on it might be a longer wait so I'll have to wait and see

Basically there reviews online are the same, it seems likes no one has anything nice to say about them

So I was at bullet hole yesterday after work to use their range for the first time, first time ever inside their store and to my surprise they had a firearm in stock that I've been wanting for a while now, I asked about the firearm and the guy over the counter said the lowest they'll take as a down payment is 100 and hold it to the side for as long as 6 months So how reputable is bullet hole in general? Everyone seemed really nice, I got in and out of the range pretty quick so no hassles I don't have any permits right now because I wasn't expecting to find this firearm, so I don't want to put all the paperwork in wait for my permits, put a down payment on the firearm and in 4 weeks they sold it already, or put a down payment and have them keep it on display for people to handle with the chance of damaging it I'm not saying anything bad about them, just I've heard horror stories and wanted to know how they treat their customers there since I've never used them before Thanks

Uhm am I the only one that noticed she got the two cases completely mixed up lol

Do they parkarize, probably spelling that wrong lol

True but concealed carry was never protected by the constitution, open carry though is another story

For one thing the 7th circuit never explicitly said that concealed carry is protected just that carrying in general is, scotus has already ruled that conceal carry isn't protected under the second amendment and even reference this in their recent decisions, history also shows that conceal carry can be highly regulated, one thing that is protected though is open carry which wasn't highly regulated throughout history

Can't watch on my Android how do I get it to work?

Is it worth it to keep calling your locals if one of them is McHose and so on, I live in Sussex county and already know all of my locals are extremely pro gun

What's OPRA stand for

I'll do what I can to help

Also asking her to show if the state has any prof that the justifiable need reduces crime/accidents really helps us out, definitely because I don't believe there is any study that proves that but there's plenty of studies that prove the opposite

They were asking such hard questions she didn't even know how to answer half the time lol, Gura on the other hand had an answer and a response to every remark and question that was asked