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The guide rod was seated correctly. I did note that in the manual before I fired the pistol

I noticed the round stuck and or hung up on the ramp, then crushed by the slide. Called Ruger, they sent me a label to send it back to them. Great Customer Service so far.

Should yes, but if that was truly evident, then under that claim alone CCW should be granted, but it is not.

So we can't use the justification that we seek CCW because of the 2A interpretation in Heller that the right is individual, because the NJ Courts say that the Constitution is not enough. The law then further limits our individual right to say that right is limited to the home, unless we have good enough reason, like having been beaten or threatened previously and made it out alive. So the NJ courts are really saying is you only have the right to protect your property, and not yourself. Can we use the argument that if we just save one life, it is all worth it, because doing something is better than nothing, or are we not allowed to use that either?

Maybe I am confusing the collective right argument and the individual right argument.

So with the way NJ denies/permits CCW is it reasonable to say that under these restrictions alone that a well regulated malitia could never exist in the state? Therefore, the limitations posed by the state violate the 2A? Or, have we effectively abandoned that part of the 2A, due to the military that we have from a Federal level?

Brand spankin new. Going to take a look at the magazines, and ramp again, and call Ruger. Bummed.

Having issues with running all the ammo I have through the SR22. CCI Mini mag, Aguila, Remmington Golden Bullet, and Winchester X. Brand new firearm. Cleaned it real good, and lubed. Having casings failing to eject, rounds jamming, not feeding properly up the ramp, and cycling failing to reload a round at all. Tried 2 different magazines also to see if it was the mag, and both have issues. I would say it is at least one round per magazine. I noted in past threads, some folks had issues similar, just curious if anyone has any solutions. Thanks

Wonder if they try to slip a magazine limit in this?

Took a quick look at ammoguide. Looks like a great site if you reload. I will take a look at some of the reloading books also thanks guys.

Just wondering if anyone can recommend a good guide or book where i can learn more about the different types of ammunition and loads, etc. I am not trying to do any reloading, just trying to educate myself on the topic. I see so many types of bullets with differen loads, casings, and projectiles, and aside from the obvious, i don't have much of a clue. As always, thanks for the help.

M9A1 does not have removeable front sights. Try Bob's little sport shop.

That was kind if the point i was making above. Plus, from a technology standpoint it all can be done, but from a bureaucracy and privacy standpoint it will be tough. We all know how well kids play in the sandbox and share toys. I don't see it happening. This is just a, "well we came up with a great plan but they can't work together thing, so it is not our fault blame them."

You get hosed.

Section 2 states that subsequent renewals of your DL will containd the FID until the issuing authority declares you dissqualified Either way, can you really see MVS, NJSP, retailers, and Local PD's coming up with asystem that is integrated to the point it needs to be and actually works to where any of this piece of legislation will be effective? I like how they give the whole thing an out if they can't come up with a system. By then these fools who proposed this will be nowhere to be found, but still be patting themselves on the back for thinking they did something good. All the while, the criminals will still be getting guns illegally and using them illegally. Obtaining and using ammunition illegaly. Crime will still be just as high if not higher. What a waste of our tax money.

I think you did. You could have any of the following: the holder of and possesses a valid firearms purchaser identification card, a valid copy of a permit to purchase a handgun, a valid permit to carry a handgun, a valid New Jersey hunting license, or a valid New Jersey driver’s license or identification card embedded with information affirming that the person is the holder of a firearms purchaser identification card or permit to purchase a handgun

Not sure I saw that, but it looks like once you have your FID then it will become part of your license, until you become disqualified. So I don't see where you would have to subject yourself to another background check. That would also be the case for a p2p or PPH. it would remain on your id and in the system, until you become disqualified. Not sure what happens if you have an existing DL with the endorsment of a FID, and want to get a P2P or PPH. Perhaps it becomes one now. Upon receipt of a notice that the applicant is qualified, the chief administrator shall issue that person a driver’s license or identification card with the appropriate information embedded therein. e. (1) A firearms purchaser identification card shall remain valid, and the affirmation of that fact shall be embedded on a holder’s driver’s license or identification card, and each replacement or renewal thereof, until that person becomes disqualified under the provisions of N.J.S.2C:58-3. (2) An embedded permit to purchase a handgun shall remain valid until the holder’s driver’s license or identification card, as the case may be, expires. At that time, the holder may apply to the issuing authority for a renewal. The issuing authority shall investigate to determine whether the applicant is still qualified for a permit to purchase a handgun. The investigation may include, at the discretion of the issuing authority, a criminal background check and other investigations required under N.J.S.2C:58-3, or any portion of those requirements. The issuing authority shall notify the chief administrator whether an applicant is eligible to have an affirmation that he is the holder of a permit to purchase a handgun embedded in his new driver’s license or identification card. The chief administrator shall issue driver’s licenses and identification cards in accordance with the determinations of the applicant’s issuing authority. f. Nothing in this section shall be construed to alter in any manner: (1) the regulatory provisions of N.J.S.2C:58-3 governing the qualifications or eligibility for the issuance of a firearms purchaser identification card or permit to purchase a handgun; (2) the purposes of P.L.2009,c.186, concerning restrictions on the number of handguns a person may purchase within any 30 day period; (3) the issuance of firearms purchaser identification cards or permits to purchase a handgun to non-residents of this State; (4) the initial issuance of firearms purchaser identification cards and any permits to purchase a handgun to residents seeking to purchase a rifle, shotgun, or handgun, as the case may be, but who at the time of their application for a firearms purchaser identification card or permit to purchase a handgun are the holder of a valid driver’s license or identification card that is not embedded

So just reading through this thing, and noticed.... 2) An embedded permit to purchase a handgun shall remain valid until the holder’s driver’s license or identification card, as the case may be, expires. At that time, the holder may apply to the issuing authority for a renewal. The issuing authority shall investigate to determine whether the applicant is still qualified for a permit to purchase a handgun. The investigation may include, at the discretion of the issuing authority, a criminal background check and other investigations required under N.J.S.2C:58-3, or any portion of those requirements. Under this bill, the current paper firearms purchaser identification card (FPIC) would no longer be issued to New Jersey residents. The information contained on the card would be embedded in the holder’s driver’s license. The transition from the current paper card to having this information embedded in a person’s driver’s license would take place over a four year period, making the transition coincide with the State’s driver’s license renewal cycle. Does the Red and Bold text mean that you no longer need to reapply for a handgun purchasing permit until your license expires, and that you no longer need to get a P2P for each handgun if you have the info embedded in the Drivers license? The local PD's can't even get FID's and P2P's complete in 30 days. How will they ever manage to get background checks done in conjunction with folks renewing their drivers license?

Shame we live in a state that makes us out to be the criminal, where questions like this cross a persons mind. The eye opener for me was when i was at Cabela's. You can walk around and pick up long guns to hold and look at without anyone in there giving you the hairy eyeballs. You see moms and dads in there with sons and daughters. It's as much a natural part of their lives as driving a car or going to the food store. Here, we have to fight to uphold a constitutional right, and have to jump through hoop after hoop to just prove we are normal people.

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Thanks for taking the time to help me out. I guess we will see what happens. I was on the fence about it but with the way it is going it is tough. If it is a notch below cci then maybe it won't be too bad. I went with this one rather then the others purely on the coppered lead bullet. Was not sure about LRN. I am new to all this so still learning, but appreciate the input.

Yikes. Guess i will have to see just how bad, or how good the sr22 is with it.

Golden bullet that bad? Have a box sitting around.

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