Mr.Stu

"longstanding verification procedures that make sure firearms-carriers do not pose a threat to public safety" If the verification procedures are working, what is the threat that licensed firearms-carriers pose to anyone? If they are not working, why have them? The repeated contradiction of kids need to be safe, and prohibiting people from carrying to protect their children is moronic. I posit Murphy is an oxymoron - an eight sided idiot. He's an idiot every day of week and twice on Sunday.

Both the Model 14 & 16 are K-frame guns. J-frame is smaller.

Just to close this out, after numerous continuances, the killer was finally sentenced today. https://connecticut.news12.com/hunter-accused-of-killing-skinning-ridgefield-familys-dogs-pleads-guilty-to-1-count-of-animal-cruelty

$3.51 at the BP in Phillipsburg last night

These rules just get sillier and sillier. Why not keep it simple... If you are not the type of person who will shoot someone else at the slightest provocation, real or imagined, then go ahead and carry a gun. If you are not the type of person who will shoot someone else at the slightest provocation, real or imagined, then go ahead and carry hollowpoint, ball, or really really pointy bullets. They don't do any damage to anything while they are still in the gun. If you are not the type of person who will shoot someone else at the slightest provocation, real or imagined, and therefore unlikely to fire the round in the chamber, then go ahead and carry as many other rounds in the magazine as you like. You're not going to be firing those without firing the one in the chamber first. If you are not the type of person who will shoot someone else at the slightest provocation, real or imagined, even from a less sensitive area, e.g. the street, into a more sensitive area, e.g. a school, then go ahead and carry in the school too. Used to be a cop? Irrelevant. Currently a cop? Irrelevant. Currently a Judge? Irrelevant. A convicted violent felon? Very relevant.

ANJRPC is running a case to do just that. It is one of the cases that was combined with the mag ban case after it came back down from being GVR'd by SCOTUS as a result of Bruen. They are currently doing discovery for a hearing in US District Court.

The HQC1 and HQC2 cof required holster draw. You can't have done them without it.

From my experience running people through quals, there will still be some people complaining that it is too difficult because they can't pass this either.

From my experience running people through quals, there will still be some people complaining that it is too difficult because they can't pass this either.

except for a female cop that showed up as backup, allegedly.

What have they asked you for? My guess is nothing, same as Washington barracks hasn't asked me. There is nothing in the statute that says you have to present proof of doing the updated qual and training to anyone, just that your permit won't be valid unless you complete them.

Any mags included?

They have a filled cavity, which makes them not hollow. Take a peek at the NJSP firearms FAQ page.

Still available. Anybody want to make me an offer?

Color me baffled

It's not very surprising. Most electronic 'security' devices have a manufacturer's access code. It makes it easier to service the device if that's ever needed. Some companies will use a single code for all devices (so when it gets into the wild, there is no security at all) and some will use a different code for each device and store it with the serial number in their database, in case it is needed. Others don't build a backdoor at all, and if you have an issue, there is a reset procedure which can be used to wipe the device and start over. This will usually need physical access to the brains of the device, which for a safe, should be accessible only from inside the safe. There are plenty of customers who would be upset to hear that their $5000 safe needs to be cut open, potentially damaging the contents worth perhaps many times more than that, so we find ourselves in the situation where the manufacturer keeps a backdoor, just in case. The downside is that they can be legally compelled to give up that backdoor or face the wrath of the government.

Jailbreaking and breaking into a phone are completely different things. You need to be able to get into the phone in order to jailbreak it, and usually it will wipe the contents of the phone in the process as it is usually installing a different version of the OS.

Ah - that case. IIRC Apple said it wasn't possible. I.E. they couldn't do it even if they wanted to.

There is a big difference between giving the FBI unrestricted backdoor access to Apple's platform and complying with a lawfully issued warrant to access a single safe. What would you have Liberty Safe do? Earn themselves a prosecution instead?

SPF to @always_an_eagle

This is talking about actual explosives and the rule change is only that instead of only giving notice when storage commences, it must be resent on an annual basis while explosives are still stored there. The place where explosives are stored is called a magazine. This is a different definition to a magazine used to feed ammunition into a firearm.

You're forgetting the part where their cronies get taxpayer funding to form a committee to look into it and come up with a policy to implement it. It's totally worth it, if you get a spot on those committees, or get a kickback from someone who is.

I was staff at the Battle For The North Coast USPSA match a couple of weeks ago. I won a certificate for a new Glock at the staff dinner. I already have several Glocks which fulfil my needs so I'm putting it up for sale. The certificate is good for the following guns free of charge: 9mm: G17, G17 Gen5, G19, G19 Gen5, G26. G26 Gen5, G43, G43X MOS, G48 MOS, G45 .40S&W: G22, G22 Gen5, G23, G23 Gen5, G27, G27 Gen5 .357Sig: G31, G31 Gen4, G32, G32 Gen4, G33, G33 Gen4 .380: G42 .22LR: G44 .45GAP: G37, G37 Gen4, G38, G39 There are other models available with an upgrade fee which is taxable (just the upgrade fee, not the whole price of the gun) $58 Upgrade: 10mm: G20, G20SF, G29, G29SF .45ACP: G21SF, G21 Gen4, G30 Gen4, G30SF, G30S, G36FGR $71 Upgrade fee: 9mm: G19 Gen5 MOS, G45 MOS, G47 Gen5 MOS $90 Upgrade fee: 9mm: G19X (Coyote color only) $92 Upgrade fee: 9mm: G34 .40S&W: G35 .45ACP: G41 $156 Upgrade fee: 9mm: G34 Gen5 MOS 10mm: G40 Gen4 MOS .45ACP: G41 Gen4 MOS The actual list of guns is here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/w3GnW1DjwepoGebH8 You can also choose to add Glock night sights for $67 or, if ordering a Gen5 model, Ameriglo Bold sights for $90. The certificate is valid until 12/31/2024. You would need to fill it out and send it with a copy of your FFL's license to Glock. They would then send the gun to your FFL for transfer to you. You are responsible for all FFL fees. I'm looking for $475 for the certificate. As there is no actual firearm being transferred, just a certificate, there is no permit required, although you will need one if you are an NJ resident so your FFL will be able to transfer the gun to you. The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale.

Restrictions none and see court order

Did the new qual follow the HQC2 (modified) cof? Specifically, did it include drawing from a holster and distances from 25 yards to 1 yard, and shooting with strong hand only, support hand only and from retention?