JohnnyB

Hmmm.....Might be vinyl.

It's real pretty but at $4,200.00, I'll pass!

These things are for the lazy. All firearms need proper cleaning and lubrication for proper function and longevity!

But unfortunately. not for long!

Ammo will be a bit harder to control! There are a few fireworks stores in PA strategically placed near bridges to NJ. It is easy to have a car watch for NJ tags leaving one of those few places. Ammo is available at many gun shops in PA and Delaware.... Not as easy to have a plant at every one!

Gun shops are not in business to perform services for free....There will obviously be a fee!

Shades of what IS to come SOON!

It would have sucked for the Republicans no matter who won that race! A Moore win would have been bad for the mid term elections for the Republicans and a Moore win would have provided lots of fodder to the Dems to go after Trump. On the other hand, the loss will make it harder for the Republicans to accomplish anything for the next 2 years!

The way I read it is that if your state does not offer CCW for it's people, residents of that state can't CCW. New Jersey DOES offer CCW to it's citizens! The bill does not speak as to how hard each state's requirements are. Be they slaal issue or may issue is not the point. NJ does in fact issue! NJ would have to become the first state with "No Issue" and cancel Sweeney's permit to take advantage of this loophole! This is the way I see it. If the bill passes, we carry!

WOW! I looked at all the pics in their gallery.....They do some really nice work!

Wow, that heavy and comes with batteries. I know what it is! I just got one myself!

So would I.............But let's not give them any ideas!

It's a money maker for states that issue non resident permits. They won't shut that profit center down.

And devote 30 straight days of filibuster time for just this bill? I don't see it.

The full version of Malwarebytes is a great choice!

What options do you see as possible here for this to pass the Senate?

Unfortunately, as things stand, there are not enough votes (60) to pass in the Senate! Some Republicans will vote no and there are not enough Democrats who will vote yes to counter that and reach 60. They will not use the "nuclear option" as it would set a precedence for future Senates. The bill will die in the Senate unfortunately and we will have to wait for another Trump SCOTUS appointment for SCOTUS to finally rule on CCW once and for all. SCOTUS IS OUR ONLY HOPE IN THIS GODFORSAKEN STATE!

I disagree. The Senate IS a septic system! jus sayen

Okay. You admit that I was right.

Yes, Absolutely.....Unless your living room was 10 feet or more from the dwelling.

The graph shows both NJ State and Harding Twsp regulations

New Jersey Administrative Code 7:9A-4.3 and 7:10-12.12 (N.J.) as shown above.

Found it "Must be 10 feet minimum from occupied dwelling"! Gotcha! The distances are from the New Jersey Administrative Code 7:9A-4.3 and 7:10-12.12 (N.J.) Setback_Distances_Harding_Township_NJ-Health.pdf

A SEPTIC TANK!

Here is his response! He does not hide his true feelings! "Thank you for reaching out to me regarding proposals for a national concealed carry law. I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with me on this issue. As your Representative, I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to you directly. As you know, there are several proposals currently in Congress that would allow for national concealed carry practices. These bills would allow for persons who already possess a state-issued concealed carry permit for their personal firearm to travel across state borders where their permits may not allow them to travel currently. They would also allow concealed carry permits to reciprocate across states. I believe that local and state decisions to limit permits for concealed firearms should be respected. A national concealed carry law would override state and local authorities, and would directly oppose existing New Jersey laws on concealed carry permits. Currently, applicants in New Jersey for a concealed carry permit must demonstrate a justifiable need to carry a concealed firearm. National concealed carry laws would undermine the will of the people in New Jersey and other states and cities across the country. Individual states and cities should have the authority to choose for themselves the best practices on firearms when it comes to keeping streets safer for our children while ensuring that the Constitutionally-guaranteed right to bear arms is ensured. Thank you again for your interest. If I may be of any assistance to you in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me." Sincerely, Donald Norcross Member of Congress