ryan_j

That's why I love Sussex County, apart from the fact that it has stupid NJ laws (some of which a lot of people ignore). Every spring my chain saw gets a workout. I climb my antenna towers too.

No. You must have a significant interest. Simply owning stock doesn't count.

S2721 was supposed to fix this. That's Van Drew's bill. It was dropped though. The moms demand action and other assorted antis claimed that it would mean people would be carrying their guns all over the place, "even when going to buy a gun in Pennsylvania."

I don't think that law is the law yet. That 10 round limit is a new law, IIRC. MD is still crappy for gun owners.

You can go anywhere with unloaded long guns as long as you have a FID. School property and other places excepted of course.

Most people I know simply ignore "no weapons" policies, everywhere. In some states like Ohio it is a felony but I think in others it's a misdemeanor.

Brian Aitken would love to know that.

What's that thing on the passenger side front bumper for?

One other reason others may not have mentioned is that your license to carry in PA may be revoked for some reason that doesn't involve a felony charge. Or you may be denied one for something minor in your past such as a drug possession charge. Not hard drugs, but pot, like many have experimented with when they were younger. So the only option left after that apart from not carrying is open carry.

I am really opposed to submitting to an ID check each and every time. You know why? Because they simply won't just look at your ID and let you go. In a lot of these videos they call in the permit to check it out and it wastes your time. Once in a while wouldn't be a big deal but if I'm stopped every time and have to endure a 10 minute ID check it's going to be frustrating. If it's legal I want to be left alone. I know what people will say, "just carry concealed." Well what if we only get to carry openly? That just might happen in NJ. Long shot, sure, but it could happen that a court could rule that NJ has to allow open carry and not necessarily concealed. So in order to exercise our right in the only way we are allowed, we have to submit to harrassment every time? I don't like this.

I drive two cars that were made in America. America, as in the USA and not Canada or Mexico. A 2004 Honda Accord and a 2013 Toyota Sienna. When the Accord dies I'll likely replace it with a used pickup truck but I may get a pickup truck anyway even if the Accord is still alive. It has almost 220k miles on it and still going strong.

I think it's a false flag to rally people behind Bloomberg and gun control. Also, I have heard that ricin is not hard to make. Castor beans are pretty much all you need. I've never done it though, and have no plans to.

Because the criminals have them and I want to level the playing field.

This. My letters to the senate/assembly (NOT my local reps, I am in district 24) and the Governor are basically promises to vote and donate against them if they dare pass these bills. And because Christie is silent, my vote next Tuesday is for Seth Grossman.

As bad as it is, some states like Maryland are a bit more reasonable than NJ about this. They allow employees to carry with owner's permission. In fact in most other places it's reasonable. My cousin mans the cash register at a convenience store. He doesn't have his own gun, but his boss leaves a pistol for him below the counter. This is in Florida. So anyone who tries to rob the store will probably be met with deadly force. This can never happen in NJ.

Don't forget you can use your GUN to shoot large, wild animals if they are attacking you. One reason when I'm in the woods (on my property) I have a pistol on my hip.

I was wondering about that. I thought they were able to carry because the place was an exempted location. Guess not.

It all depends where. If you live in an area served by Paxio or Google fiber, you have the fastest in the world. Even Verizon FiOS is pretty good. If you live out in BFE and have to use satellite or dialup, you are essentially in a third world country, internet wise. Places like Singapore and Japan don't have people living out in large, spread out rural areas so they can wire up their entire country cost effectively.

No kidding. I used to live there. I had no idea it was such a bad neighborhood.

I assume if all guns are banned, it does not just apply to residents. It applies to everyone except law enforcement.

Good. I hope NJ gets it soon too.

Yeah these guys who are still subjects of the Queen are absolutely amazed that we have guns. Maybe that's why they are still subjects of the Queen.

public housing = the projects

It's politics and was moved to the paying/premier members section, hence why you didn't see it.

Crap. Judge Stark is one of the three judges on our right to carry case in NJ. He's an Obama appointee too.