Stonecoldchavez

Once they receive tenure (after their first 7 years they have to be reappointed) there is nothing that can be done against them. They can be brought up on Ethics charges but more often than not nothing serious ever happens to them other than a public reprimand or writtten admonition. That is why I call them the MIBR (Men in Black Robes). They can interpret the law as they see fit. They try to do right by the law to some degree as not to get overturned on appeal. But the Supreme Court level in the state the act like they are the kings.

Yes, Seriously. All threatening letters are reported to the State Police for investigation. Write him if you want, just don't make any threats to him, his family, or the courts.

If you only knew about Judges.....they wear the black robes.....they can conceal carry.......they are above reproach.

Not unless you want the State Police to come knocking on your door. This is why Christie wants to change the make-up of the Supreme Court.

All these bills are complete BS. They will do NOTHING to stop crime or gang-bangers from killing each other. What happens to my current FID card? Will it now be void? I do not want my firearms info on my driver's license. It appears it is just another "fee" to get us to renew every four years with fingerprint/background checks. When will the NRA or NJ2AS or someone step up with the lawsuites to stop these unconstitutional laws??!?!? This the worst of the bills: S2723 (Throws out existing FID cards & replaces with driver license endorsement or other form of ID; suspends Second Amendment rights without proof of firearms training, including for all current handgun owners; imposes 7-day waiting period for handgun purchases; ends all private sales; effectively creates a registry of ammunition purchases and long gun sales; additional impacts.)

This was sent to me by my uncle. Not sure if it is true or not. Stone And to think a lot of useful idiots were supporting this bill to expand background checks - Never trust congress! From a friend: I sure wasn't aware of this and I thought why is the NRA fighting something so simple. Now I agree that it is ridiculous to believe that congress will ever know what they are doing. Good thing the background check bill didn't make it Subject: Senate Gun Control Law From an attorney: The "most popular" part of the proposed Senate gun control bill (background checks) sounds like a good idea at first but is more restrictive than anyone anticipated and has significant unintended consequences. Just like the Obamacare bill, there is a huge push to get it through Congress before the public has a chance to read it and to consider its contents. Common activities that we take for granted will become federal crimes. These are not irresponsible exaggerations. Please take a moment to review some requirements of the bill. EXAMPLE #1 Loaning your buddy a shotgun for a duck hunting trip will be considered a transfer. If the following requirements are not met, YOU HAVE BOTH COMMITTED A FEDERAL CRIME. 1. He must have already purchased his hunting license 2. Season is already open (and will not close before he returns it) 3. He cannot travel with the firearm through a county where season is not yet open or any area where hunting is prohibited and certainly not across a state line. He CANNOT stop by your house on the day before season opens, pick up the shot gun, go to the sporting goods store to buy a license and shells then drive out to the hunting lease. In this scenario, YOU BOTH WOULD HAVE COMMITTED MULTIPLE FEDERAL CRIMES, YOUR WEAPONS WILL BE FORFEITED AND YOU WILL LOOSE YOUR RIGHT TO BUY OR OWN A FIREARM. EXAMPLE #2 It appears that only you may relocate your weapons. If your weapon leaves your home without you, the new legislation considers it a transfer of possession. ALL transfers require going through a firearms dealer, paying the transfer fee and a background check for the transferee. Putting the weapon, even temporarily in someone else's possession, requires a transfer through a dealer. There is no exception for putting them in a friend's truck while moving to your new house or packing them unloaded, locked in a gunsafe into a moving truck. Any scenario in which your weapon leaves your home without you is considered a transfer. Failure to properly transfer the weapon is a federal crime which can result in a prison term AND WILL RESULT IN THE FORFEITURE OF YOUR WEAPON. In the scenario above, your buddy's truck was used to commit a federal crime and WILL BE CONFISCATED just like with current Fish and Game violations. EXAMPLE #3 Infractions as above which involve 2 guns of any type are considered weapons trafficking. You will be prosecuted under the same federal laws as a terrorist arms dealer. EXAMPLE #4 Any of the infractions above (or hundreds of other routine scenarios) may result in federal charges, confiscation of ALL your weapons and being prohibited, like all felons, from ever owning a weapon again. Read the text of the bill yourself. Most of it is boring legalese but the sections on transfers and trafficking are critical. Take a minute to think about all the routine activities like those above that will make you a federal criminal and result in prison time plus the confiscation of your weapons and other property. A link to the bill is included below on the official Senate website. See Section 122 "Firearms Transfers". http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c113:S.649: Read it and contact your Congressman's office. Talk to their staff. Tell them how you feel about this. Keep in mind, none of the above would have stopped the tragedies in Columbine or Newtown . The proposed law makes you a criminal and opens the door for confiscation of your weapons and property for otherwise routine activities. Think and act. Congress is hoping that you will do neither. This bill has no purpose at all except to gradually, incrementally, pass legislation that will lead to total confiscation of all of your firearms. Don't go to sleep now. The price of liberty is eternal vigilance. The enemy never sleeps and just keeps coming at you. If you found the patience to read the entire text, you also learned that $100 million per year of your tax money is set aside to enforce these restrictions. Finally, please forward this to your friends who may be affected. Lee Huszagh Attorney at Law

I agree. God forbid there is another mass shooting also. Ammo prices will never go down to what they once were.

Thanks for the added imput Vlad and High Exposure. The magnifier is not a deal breaker; it is something I was thinking of down the road for 200+yard shots. Anyone want to show me their PRO close up? I have read/heard that they are heavier than the H1. I like them both though. I am leaning towards a H1 with LaRue absolute co-witness mount. Thoughts?

It is not a secret to my friends. It is the other nosey people at work that don't need to know my business. They don't need to know what I have and where I have it. I like porn too, but don't go around telling me co-workers I do.

Thank you Checker50 and High Exposure. I can afford the H1 now and wait on the 3x magnifier. The two of them together would be more than the ACOG though. Bhunted- I have only seen threads comparing one red dot to another. Not a red dot to a powered scope with holdover dots.

I am trying to decide on what optic to get for my AR. I am leaning towards a red dot sight (Aimpoint H1, or PRO) or going with a powered scope. I also know of someone selling a ACOG TA-01. I am torn on which because at different ranges I can shoot at different distances. I like the Aimpoint H1 for CQB/home defense and up to 100 yard shots. At Ft.Dix Range 14 I can shoot out to 300 yards so I like the ACOG with the hold over dots and magnification. One of the guys at work said to get the H1 and just get a 3x magnifier for longer shots. But I also am considering weight of the gun. So any opinions on going with the H1 or going with the ACOG TA-01 for longer shots? OR any other suggestions for red dot with holdover dots/magnification? Thanks, Stone

True! But not all my co-workers do. Only the fellow gun nuts.

I asked him to do that and he said "No" because he couldn't guarantee that someone else wouldn't sell it? Huh? I guess he was telling me the other people working at his table would sell it on me.

I don't post on Facebook where I work or what I do. Plus, I don't advertise that I own firearms either. It is none of anyone's business.

I know I am late to posting here for this....but I had a few problems getting on the website for awhile for some reason. I digress....I was at the show on Saturday, got there fairly early by 9:30am. I bought 1000 case of PMC Bronze .223 for $528+tax. Not great, but not too bad considering. I saw it going for $800-900 at other tables. People kept asking me where I got it and would I sell it. I passed on it. The bitch was having to carry it around the .223 for three hours!! Oompha! Now, .22lr was a bitch to find. I saw one place that had a brick for like $89. I also bought a couple of ammo cans. The AR prices were still high, but were coming down from 2 months ago. No Stag Arms anymore for $2700! I will have to admit the show was not as big or as crowded as when I went a couple of months ago. It was also in a different convention hall than last time.

Unless the rules have changed I have never had any RO say something to me or look at my stuff. I even had one let me police myself when no one else was on the pistol range. For the price you cannot beat it really. You can bring anything too. I have seen guys shoot Civil war cannons to .50cal machine guns off the back off their pickup tailgates. I used to bring watermelons and pumpkins too, but I think they stopped that because people left the fruit out on the field. I guess it all depends on the RO on duty, how many people there, etc. My only gripe is I wish they had more hours open. It can get pretty crowded on a weekend. Where else can you your AR and then go over the the trap shoot range with your shotgun? Short of a private club....

I want to post but remain anonomously so I am not targeted.

The last time was at Ft. Dix range there was no magazine limit. The one I go to in Falls Twp., PA only allows 5 rounds at their outdoor ranges. I thought that was odd.

Exactly! What happens when he is gone and Sweeney or Corey Booker, et al. are Governor???? We are screwed.

Best of luck to you. I am constantly looking online for jobs down there. I am looking more towards the western part of NC.

Coming soon to America if the Dems get their way......

I laminated mine years ago. Looks pristine. I carry it with me in wallet along with copies of every permit for every weapon I own or have in my vehicle.

We send people to Sagem-Morpho in Ewing twp. Digital scanning of your hand. Results are sent to PD's office.

A lot of the PD's are not doing the fingerprinting anymore. That is why it is a $$$$ to go to separate place and pay $54 for them. Now imagine have to pay that $54 every two years like the politicians want? all about money. Just like they raised my motorcycle registations to $65 for something use maybe 8 months out of the year.

Only NJ does that. I have never been asked for ID in an PA store.