MauserCollector

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can you not see the exchange with HE? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It was a question. Sarcasm really. In response to quoted post. I would think by now you know where I stand. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

He wasn't caught breaking law, but since he maybe broke the law earlier he should be arrested? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

That's what I am trying to figure out. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

But car was parked. So is it illegal to store in your car? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Would him keeping handguns in car be illegal? What if he had a concealed carry permit? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Your sources are correct. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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No there are plenty of people who are willing to help and fight. You guys moving to Florida may want to pick up the pace. You can't even buy a longgun in another state as a Florida resident with the new law. Now that sucks. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I will say this Big Pharma owns a lot of them as does Insurance Industry, Tort Attorneys, and many other groups including the NRA. Money talks and politicians votes can be bought. IMO that is our only chance in NJ other than the courts. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Sportsman was closed. Well what's left of it. Now it is a flea market with 30 some vendors and the store is just a small section to the right. I will get there before 6pm next week. I will also scope out what else is in this area. Right now I am just sitting watching practice so it will give me something to do. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I'm out in the Hamilton/Bordentown area at least twice a week and I have at least an hour to kill each time. I can bring some brochures out there to say Cheyenne and whoever else. I assume the lack of reply is agreement to the NRA does spend a lot of money after all on political campaigns? Let's do the same on the state level. My offer stands to contact people with deep pockets. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Good points. Especially the NICS records. I didn't think about that. Simple solution for me is if they change the law I will refuse to sell to NJ residents. Almost anything I sell is C&R. Most of the time the buyer is an FFL03. I ship direct to him no NICS, no FFL book. Now I wish someone could once and for all clarify FFL03 for NJ Residents. The way I read it is NJ FFL03 can travel to say PA and purchase C&R longgun from PA Resident. Fill out COE and both throw it in the trash if you so choose. C&R Handguns I would think you could purchase but you would still have to have and fill out the stupid PTP paperwork that NJ requires. Which no one in a free state would agree to. Does that sound about right? Federal law is being followed and current NJ law is being followed. You couldn't have C&R Firearms shipped to you in NJ as an FFL03 like you can in every free state for the same reason that stopped allowing CMP shipments, COE must be filled out in person. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Had that happening just recently. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Many dealers are loving the new proposed laws. Hopefully if it does pass they add allowing individuals to run NJ NICS without the dealers. If not I will not buy or sell a firearm to a NJ resident unless there is a dealer who will facilitate the transfer for cost of NICS only. Any dealer that does so will likely see overall business increase in spades. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

That's why I block him. It's like talking to a wall. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

All I need is one pic and a price to buy it. No stipulations, and it is 100% NJ Legal. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Keep reading further. Reports filed with the Federal Election Commission show that the PAC and nonprofit arms of the NRA spent a combined $54.4 million in the 2016 elections. Most of that spending, $35.2 million, was channeled through the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), the powerful lobbying arm of the NRA. All Politicians are owned. Some are owned by more than one group.

We linked the same site. Yet the link I posted would put the NRA in 2016 above all but the Chamber of Commerce in 2017. I think what we need to look at is what they all contributed in 2016. Edit When you change to 2016 Chamber of Commerce is $104M, National Association of Realtors $84M, then it drops way off to $25M. However NRA isn't even on the list, but if you read through my link the same website States the NRA spent $54.4M on elections in 2016. This is because their money is broken up between NRA, NRA-ILA, and PAC contributions. So it is really a misnomer that the NRA doesn't spend a lot lobbying. Anyone who thinks politicians and their votes are not bought is kidding themselves. All politicians can be bought, and with it their vote and support. Also look what Bloomberg/Soros money is doing for the other side. Who paid to get the Parkland Kids to DC? Griffiths foundation. How many more do you think were flat out hired to be there? My guess is a lot based on the interviews done by High Impact Flicks and others. The other side is better funded right now and spending money to control the media and the narrative. Do you really think David Hogg had the pull to get advertisers to leave Laura Ingrham? Of course not, but when you can hire paid trolls/shills to email bomb the advertisers and you can threaten to take out ads against them, and they know the money is there to follow through, advertisers will cave rather quickly like they did.

Nothing will change when people are willing to accept tyranny and make excuses to comply. Donating a couple hundred dollars a year is helpful, but millions of dollars are needed. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I'll buy it and they can split the cash. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

My rights don't have a monetary value. If all of us tax payers who are making the money that supports the Dems takers stick together they can't afford to put us in prison. Especially business owners. I go to prison my employees are out of work. That is even less tax dollars for their constituents food, housing, medical care, utilities, and Obama phones. Plus they would have to build new prisons to house us. Feds probably wouldn't be too happy either with all the lost tax revenue. Though I digress because too many look at the small picture and are only out for number one. Edit For the Record Shawn has the best idea on another thread but last I checked only 6 of us would commit to it.

I don't think that info is correct. Did you look at NRA political donations or NRA-ILA donations or both? The NRA spent $54.4M on political donations through it's PACs and NRA-ILA in 2016. Maybe the main NRA organization only spent $700k but it is not true that they don't spend a ton on politicians. https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2017/11/audit-shows-nra-spending-surged-100-million-amidst-pro-trump-push-in-2016/ I offered to go after large donors with local orgs as well. Waiting to hear back on that too.

None of them have what is really needed for change and that is money. Politicians can be bought, protestors can be hired, but none of it happens without real money. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk