JohnnyB

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They arrest you in New York for selling loose cigarettes. (less than a full pack). But now it's okay to open a box of 50 9mm,s and sell only 16 rounds! That is so stupid I can hardly believe it! This will not pass! The black market for ammo would make an awful lot of people rich if it did.

Great point! AG,s in other states seem quite powerful in what they can do. They most likely exercise this power after an order or suggestion from the Governor of their state. ( At least in Virginia). So chances are that our AG does indeed have the authority to make much broader changes than the commission suggested, that is, if Christie approves.

Never had any problems with my AK but the AR platform is another story! Even after the spring and firing pin mods! I now shaved a few thousands of an inch off the back of the bolt. I doubt it will help since from what I read on the net, this is a common problem with the AR and GT ammo.

I don't know how to upload to the gallery here. It keeps telling me I can't use that extension on this forum.

I completed a stripped lower and purchased a PSA complete upper with BCG. I took it to the range and it fired my MFS 7.62x39 ammo fine but with extremely light primer strikes. I then tried it with Golden Tiger ammo I purchased within this year and had 5 duds in a row, even though the primer strikes looked much better! I got the Wolff EX hammer spring along with a modified firing pin designed specifically for the hard primers on Russian ammo. My visit to the range today was better, First, I took all 5 duds from the first visit and they all went bang on the first try. Then I fired more of my MFS ammo and once again it was flawless with much better primer strikes on the casings than on my first try. I then tried 10 rounds of fresh Golden Tiger and only 9 went bang despite several reattempts. I would bet if I stuck that round in my Saiga conversion, it would fire! Anyone else having problems with Golden Tiger 7.62x39 ammo? In AK or AR platforms?

We need someone GOOD to run against him. We should have gun friendly Dem. AND Rep. candidates lined by now!

Troy, I sent a PayPal for .50 cents right away, was I supposed to email you as well? I wrote a note in my payment message who I am with my snail mail address.

Agreed. I am just happy that are calling a spade a spade, unlike the ANJRPC "do not go far enough to make true concealed carry a reality in the Garden State.." "these recommendations fall short of fixing all that is wrong with New Jersey’s flawed gun laws" "at least a small step in the right direction"

The NRA chimes in on NJ commission. At least they are more realistic about it. "On Monday, a panel created by Governor Chris Christie ® to review New Jersey’s draconian gun laws released its findings and made recommendations. The New Jersey Firearm Purchase and Permitting Study Commission called for changes to the state’s onerous gun laws. In particular, the panel suggested expansion of the “reasonable deviation” standard whereby those transporting a pistol may go directly to and from a gun range without making any “unnecessary” stops. This vague and inappropriately applied standard has resulted in the incarceration of several honest, law-abiding New Jersey residents, who later had to plead for clemency. The panel also urged the Attorney General to address the delays that citizens commonly encounter when applying for a Firearms Identification Card (FID Card), which is essentially a possession permit. It’s common practice for local issuing authorities to arbitrarily take as much time as they choose to issue the document, despite a 30 day limit in state statute. The Commission also flagged the unauthorized conditions and requirements for issuing an FID Card, such as employer or spousal consent, as inappropriate. Finally, the panel advocated for broadening the state’s “justifiable need” requirement for obtaining a concealed carry permit. Under the current interpretation, it’s virtually impossible for the average citizen to obtain a carry permit. While the suggestions offered by the group are incrementally beneficial, they certainly do not go far enough to make true concealed carry a reality in the Garden State. We urge the Governor to actively and aggressively adopt these much needed reforms. While these recommendations fall short of fixing all that is wrong with New Jersey’s flawed gun laws, we are encouraged that this represents at least a small step in the right direction and offers a degree of relief to beleaguered New Jersey gun owners at this time."

THIS!

Don't worry about him. He will be set for life from the profits of the sale of the company.

Stag will certainly continue as a company, albeit under new ownership and with some new rules and procedures going forward.

My coglioni are still in tact and I am also tired of all the BS.

Nappen only represents Nappen! If you can catch him at an event he will answer for free! You could also email him at "gunesq1 at verizon dot net"

Another one?

How could he spin this? "I have signed Executive orders to all but eliminate the waiting periods for gun permits. I have also given NJ citizens "peace of mind" when transporting firearms and opened the door to millions of New Jersey citizens who could not qualify for a concealed carry permit but now can. I just wish that the citizens of New Jersey would have given me a Republican Legislature in November so I could have repealed all limits on clips and automatic assault rifle thingys".

I think it's a great thing because.......since.......and......The ANJRPC said so, that's why, so there! I would love to know what the ANJRPC is getting in return for their support for Christie.

Well said Ryan and I completely agree with your assessment. This whole thing was so that Christie can spin it and try to tell the free states that he did something great for 2A rights in NJ.

I also got the email from ANJRPC that appeared to be Earth shattering from their title. Unfortunately, I see very little progress here at all. 1) Permitting delays, We shall see if conditions improve. 2) Reasonable Deviations, Defining what is "specifically reasonable" may not be such a good thing. 3) Justifiable need, serious threats added to specific threats means very little. The ANJRPC is also falling for Governor Christie's excuse that he can't add "self defense" as a justifiable need. I would like to hear from Nappen as to if that statement is true or not. Happy now HE?

Not in the PRNJ it doesn't!!! Even if he had called the police after receiving the package he probably would still have been charged with something!!! Hey! This is Jersey!!!!!

The GRIP is a new product! Legal in the PRNJ so far as I know! I still see myself letting loose with that on my AR and all the ROs come running to bust my A$$!!! I thought Jersey had something in the statutes about any modification that could enhance the rate of fire as being illegal! I could be wrong but someone who knows better will eventually chime in!!!! I could very well be mistaken about this due to my perpetual state of paranoia caused by my residency here!!!!!!