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2C:39-4.1. Weapons; controlled dangerous substances and other offenses, penalties. d.Notwithstanding the provisions of N.J.S.2C:1-8 or any other provision of law, a conviction arising under this section shall not merge with a conviction for a violation of any of the sections of chapter 35 or chapter 16 referred to in this section nor shall any conviction under those sections merge with a conviction under this section. Notwithstanding the provisions of N.J.S.2C:44-5 or any other provision of law, the sentence imposed upon a violation of this section shall be ordered to be served consecutively to that imposed for any conviction for a violation of any of the sections of chapter 35 or chapter 16 referred to in this section or a conviction for conspiracy or attempt to violate any of those sections.

Sending out for district 2 this week. I have to say, say the YouTube clip of CNJFO at FDU and this is an approach I can support. We'll never get all the changes "we" want at once. I would love to deal away with all the anti 2A laws but your never going to do that in one fell swoop. Yes, I don't want to jump through hoops to exercise my 2A right, but I'll do if it make you understand that I am not a threat and just want to protect myself and loved ones. Let us show the anti's that we are not all "gun nuts", we are intelligent, and can understand why firearms can be intimidating/scary and not just attack there lack of knowledge about firearms. I know compromise can be a dirty word in this realm, but you got to play the long game. Have a real discussion and listen to them. Then educate and explain your position. I'm glad there so many different efforts going on in general both in NJ and at a national level. We just have to be smart about this and eventually the 2A rights can be restored to those of us here in NJ

Sorry....I ment possession in one's home. Yes I agree the law says I cannot just walk around with HP in my pocket. My apologies for not being clear in that. It was just a way to think about it. So many people think they are 100% illegal all the time and it's not true, but just don't get caught doing anything illegal in your home if you have HP, because that would be committing a crime in possession of HP which is an additional charge. Granted most legal firearm owners in this state are upstanding citizens (and Internet lawyers) so it really shouldn't be a problem

Back to the conversation on hollow points. I thought this was a great way to explain it: hollow points are illegal to have in your possession while committing any crime. I.E. if you (or your kids) have a house party and it gets broken up by cops and they find drugs, and you have HP in the house, that is an additional crime committed. The possession of the HP is not the crime in itself

Shooter's in Little Egg Harbor usually has 15 Rd AR mags. I've seen both metal and magpul 20rds that are blocked. They only had metal as of this past Sunday afternoon , a whole basket of them

I use my "free" NRA Camouflage Duffle Range Bag. Can hold mine and the Wifes eyes and ears, cleaning kit, mags, and a locked ammo can. Firearms always go in a separate case with a lock of some sorts.

I heard from a friend the guy at rayco is a real piece of work and he one of those "I know everything and you don't anything" types. Again second hand story, hopefully it's not the case. I have purchased from Bangers, it was a pleasant purchase

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Thats why I'm going to cut my teeth on some BUIS till I can afford an ACOG of my own

I have no room to speak on the subject as I am a complete noob to AR and firearms in general, I have started listw to the AR-15 podcast and they did a two part episode (episode 55) on optics that was a panel of 5 current/former marines who make a pretty good case for ACOGs are great because they are next to indestructible as far as optics go. Also was good for a few laughs

I picked up my AR there a few weeks back. Armalite M15 Optics ready. Guys in the shop where great. Being a relative noob to the gun world, they took there time to answer all my questions, show me all about the gun. How to field strip it. Best of all, no hard sales push. I was pleasantly surprised.