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No. Ranges are not attached to the two shops I'm thinking of.

In lots of gun shops, everyone behind the counter carries and I know they don't all own a part of the business. Different rules for FFLs?

That was what I was looking for. Thank you. And yes, it looks like there were only 600 applicants in 2011. I wonder if this includes armed guards that need to carry as part of their job? If so, there were almost no regular citizen applicants.

Several months ago, I had found the supplemental documentation submitted by both parties to the court after the case had been heard. these included the number of CCW permits issued by NJ every year for the last several years. I can't find them online now. Does anybody have the URL? thanks.

And when we act like it's a dirty little secret, it just reinforces that idea to everyone that already thinks it is.

Any leader that feels the need to control how big a soda yo can buy is obviously going to believe he can and should control every aspect of everyone else's lives. This is not a surprise at all.

The police will protect you and many will risk their lives to do so...once they get there. You're on your own otherwise. Not the police's job to protect you - get a gun and a dog Not the SSI's job to support you in your old age - save your money Not the state's job to educate your kids - teach them the important stuff like how to think for themselves at home Not the Fed's job to guarantee you a mortgage - rent until you have saved enough and your income is adequate Not the government's job to do a single thing for us. If they would stop, we would all be more able to care for ourselves and wouldn't need them...hey, wait a minute...maybe they know that.

With so much manufacturing and fabrication work going away, shops are closing every day. I've picked up a few commercial/industrial machines pretty cheap at auctions. Check the newspaper for announcements.

It wasn't a statement of ideology until very recently. I didn't realize how hated I was for owning guns until very recently and felt no real reason to push back.

Yes, FID allows transport of long guns - cased and unloaded.

Can you convert the video to a dozen still images and submit that as evidence?

Somebody from Texas who doesn't realize that guns are inherently evil.

If they also passed a law that made it illegal to defeat the security on these guns, the criminals would probably choose to follow that law. Then the world would be a safer place for sure. Sent from my BlackBerry 9930 using Tapatalk

Let's take a step back. 10 round mag limits are not ok with me. Existing restrictions on my uninfringable rights aren't even ok with me. returning some of my rights would get me closer to ok.

I'll take the freedom to make my own success and keep most of the reward for my hard work. Stealing from the rich is still stealing. Take away the reward for success and no one will bother to succeed. Without successful wage payers there can be no wage earners. This is why socialism and communism always fail. Sent from my BlackBerry 9930 using Tapatalk

A magazine is not a firearm according to the only definition we have - federal law. So a loaded magazine is not a loaded firearm - technically you are within the law. However...all you need is a cop, prosecutor, and jury that don't agree and you're screwed. I'll transport unloaded magazines. Even though I believe transport of a loaded handgun sitting on the seat next to me should be legal everywhere.

I haven't' ever seen these for sale in NJ but every kid I knew had a wrist rocket when I was a kid, all purchased in DE or PA. A lawful purpose is shooting cans or targets.

I've been eying a crimson trace pistol grip sight for several months and if they weren't back ordered everywhere I probably would have bought one by now. I just discovered the LaserLyte CK Swat. I can get this for half the price of the Crimson Trace. But I don't want to get junk. Anybody used this, what are your thoughts? http://www.laserlyte.com/products/ck-swat

There is supposed to be one coming to Christiana DE. I think construction is supposed to start this year. My back yard. Can't wait.

It sounds like the bad guy was using the girl as a shield and pointed his gun at the officer when the officer surprised him. The two exchanged gunfire. With a guy shooting at me, my aim might be off too. I feel sorry for the girls family and the officer.

We've camped in Ole Bull State Park - Potter County. Beautiful place, great camp ground. Just be prepared to chase bears away once in a while. They're shy and chase easily but they are persistent. Isolated sites available as well as RV, onsite showers and rest rooms are very nice and always clean. Camp sites are pleanty big enough and a few (there's a map online) are enormous. Lots of places to go fishing. We've had a great experience there for years and plan to go back again this summer.

It's the same as the bills being introduced now. Designed to accomplish nothing while doing only minor damage to us but doing something makes the politicians look tough on guns. It's Sweeney and his merry men (or women) scamming the gun control crowd as much as they're screwing us. Ceasefire NJ members know nothing about guns so they're easy for the politicians to trick. We suffer a little so they can look tough. Change the current FID to another FID - minor damage to us - Anti's think they did something. Ban 50BMG's - only hurts a very few of us and Anti's think they did something. Require a background check at time of purchase - that's already a law but the Anti's think they did something. Ban flash suppressors and collapsable stocks but allow compensators and pinned stocks - very little damage to us but the Anti's think they did something. They scam or screw both sides to win votes. We just know enough to realize we're being screwed. If only the Anti's knew...

It looks like each thing that is not banned is separated by a semi-colon. If I'm reading ti right, both "muzzleloader rifles" are ok as are "muzzleloaders having in-line ignition, a center hammer, or an underhammer". Why both muzzleloaders and muzzleloaders? Am I reading it wrong? The reason this matters is that I own a 50cal muzzleloader with a hammer on the side, not an inline, center hammer, or under hammer. So am I covered just under the "muzzle loader"?

90 days so far - NJSP. And I'm calling every 2 weeks.

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