DeerSlayer
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I wasn't talking about PO6's lawsuit. I was talking about your suit... you talk a lot, but with zero action, except organizing safecon. How are you personally fighting to end justifiable need? Until you are in a courtroom actually doing something, you should probably keep your opinion to yourself. While you're talking about how bad NJ is others are actually doing things about it through action, not always successfully. But it beats the hell out of just sitting around bitching about how bad it sucks. And I didn't copy and paste anything. Al actually asked me to ask you. I'm sorry you don't find the same humor in it that we do...
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No money, no lawsuit continuation. How did your court challenge to justifiable need work out John? You get your case to the Supreme Court yet for your carry permit denial? BTW, Al was wondering if you were enjoying pleasuring Bach? Pretty sure he was thinking of sending you a care package, of chap stick and new knee pads.
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According to the results.
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They backed the wrong case. It was doomed from the start.
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Some would argue they used the wrong angle.
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The Drake decision set the precedence for the state to have a ruling by the 3rd circuit, in their favor for Justifiable need being constitutional. The ANJRPC lawyers, Bach and Nappen, screwed up and lost. Now that hurdle has to be overcome beyond the 3rd circut. That decision set us back big time.
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You can send a thank you letter to the ANJRPC, for screwing up with Drake for that. That case is part of the reason we're in the situation we're still in.
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There's a Dicks in Paramus, Ramsey outdoor in the same area. That may be a little out of the way from you though. Most Walmart stores have clays by the fishing/Hunting/camping section. They may not have clay's out this time of year though, you may have to ask an associate for help (we all know how helpful they can be lol). If you can't find them, don't worry about it too much. We all usually bring plenty. And somehow I always wind up going home with more than I came with. Every left over case seems to make its way into my truck somehow? But I would suggest bringing about 100 or more shells. I usually shoot 4 to 6 boxes in a session easily. At least those you can get shipped to your door by the case.
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Court opinion released, case dismissed, appeal to follow. Maybe? http://www.sdslaw.us/single-post/2017/02/16/Opinion-in-AlmeidaTumminelli-v-NJ-case
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They're not permanent dwellings. They're camps, and they have sanitation facilities on site, that must be operating while anyone is camping there. Nor is a camp zoned as permanent residential property. Any permanent residential dwelling in NJ must have plumbing, including either city sewer or a private septic for that building, as well as water from a city source, a private well, or you can actually use a stream, river, or lake that's in the code. There also must be one fully functional bathroom with light and ventilation, one working toilet, a lavatory sink, and either a tub/shower or a stand up shower no smaller than 900sq inches. There must also be one kitchen sink. And there has to be hot water. Or the building doesn't get a CO. Also a building that has a CO, that at some point no longer meets these minimum requirements can have that CO revoked until the requirements are met. The code enforcement official can put a big red sticker on the door, and it's no longer inhabitable. Until the building meets code. But again this is only NJ, other states have different rules, codes, and laws. Here is the cite from the 2015 version of the adopted NJ version of the National Standard Plumbing Code. It's in the basic principles chapter at the beginning of the code book. This book is adopted as NJ law.
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They can hunt with a parent using a firearm at 10, right after they complete the hunter ed course one Saturday or Sunday out of their life forever. Takes about 2 hours for the entire firearms portion with the walk through. Then another half hour for the written exam.
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When I was 10 and got my hunting license it wasn't free. It was less than an adult license, but not free. That free license from 10-16 years old has only been around since about the time we switched over from hand written licenses to the CID# style we have now.
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In NJ it's required, or its not an inhabitable dwelling. Hot water as well. Other states do things differently lol.
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I probably wouldn't mail order clays. You would wind up with a box of dust, after the UPS guy threw it on your front porch. They're as fragile as eggs. Like everyone else said, Walmart, Dicks, or any hunting and fishing store with a gun section probably sells them, like a Ramsey Outdoor.
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Just saying there are real blue guns, that are not training pistols. If I was a cop, and I saw a blue gun in a holster that's not going to deter me from treating it like a real gun until I confirmed it wasn't. In almost any other state it wouldn't be an issue, but in this state firearms printing in a holster are looked at differently regardless of the grip color.Also consider that not everyone sees color the same. Quite a few people that see blue as black or gray. Color blindness is a real thing.
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Yeah it's like a rope weighted with lead. And it's not illegal because the idiots wrote in "slingshot" instead... smh... We can have a tube sock full of full soda cans though. That works pretty good too.
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It was supposed to say "slungshot" they screwed up, and never corrected it.
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It's a typo in the administrative code. But that typo has never been corrected. So yes they're illegal in NJ.
