BobA

You mean....red flag laws for dogs?

That’s true. Dog control is ramped. What they need is more dog safety laws. They should start with a 25% tax on Vet visits. And don’t get me started on cats.

1st: if you heard The Beav today he said he supports our 2nd amendment rights and these are just gun safety laws and not control laws. He did, I swear. 2nd: Supposedly Sweeney is against this.

I'm not convinced those purchases equal the amounts most get on line or at shows. THIS? This is your concern?

HEY FUDDS! Your bear gonna cost you a lot more this time around. Is it time yet? Murphy called for a tax on gun sales as a candidate, and his first budget blueprint a year ago included $1.4 million toward that end. It wasn’t approved by lawmakers but is now part of a larger package of planned changes. Firearms fees, most which haven’t been altered since 1966, would increase significantly by as much as 25-fold, yielding $3.912 million in revenue. A new excise tax on ammunition sales of 10 percent would generate $3.2 million. A new excise tax on firearms sales of 2.5 percent would generate $1.4 million. Hunters would pay $100 for a black bear permit, rather than $2. This is projected to produce $500,000 in additional revenue. “It was long past time that we did this last year, when we took so many steps to restore our standing as a national leader in gun safety. And it’s even more past time today,” Murphy said. “We’re not being terribly radical on this. Our current gun fees were set in 1966,” Murphy said. “It’s now 2019. It’s actually cheaper to get a permit to purchase a handgun, $2, than it is to get a dog license in many of our communities.”

Not sure where they get the ammo numbers from. They’re clueless right now to our purchases.

Governor Anal Opening’s self proclaimed goal is to make us the most regulated gun law state in the nation. You may find close but I doubt more in this case.

You're kidding, right?

Yeah. OK. I've also got a friend in his 60's that refuses to have a cell phone. And I'll admit I have a pickup with roll down windows and I love it. But I'll agree with a previous post, I'm done applying and buying here. I'll sit on what I have for the next 3 years until I can retire to Maine. But just for the record: I have no guns or ammo. Look somewhere else.

The reality is, they are entitled to pass any law. It's only until it's challenged does it get pointed out to be wrong. But financially who can do it? I would need it in writing that I would have the backing. I can't wipe out my retirement funds proving The Beav is an A-hole.

Again: We need a "not to be infringed" umbrella decision. Not so much a wake up thing as it needs to be challenged to get before a court. And who can do that?

One of my usual references doesn't even have an email.

They’re wrong in my case.

Everything in this thread and more needs to fall under one giant "not to infringe" decision by the SCOTUS. Every move is admittedly by this administration an infringement.

Almost the entire state house is up this November. If people will wake up and vote a turn over would render The Beav impotent.

I understand but it’s playing right into their hands. The more they can force to close the happier they’d be with that victory.

What they need to be all over is the upcoming elections this year. Trump too. Come help NJ!

Expire? Who lets them expire? Now there’s a thread.

Definitely an attempt at streamlining. I won’t believe for a second it’s for our convenience.

Probably with pistols yes. But not private sales with long guns or ammo. Putting all this together leads me to believe he’s making one big one with as much as he can legislate in us as possible. Banning internet sales on ammo and any accessories or parts will clinch that theory for me.

He did end face to face P2P. We have to go an fly now. Why is that?

I don’t think we are with the intensity he wants. Ending P2P and now attacking inherented guns and ammo reporting. It’s obvious what he’s doing.

I think not. I think it’s one step closer to forming a data base.

Yes and no. In my opinion - YES. But they are not a legal prosecuting authority so no. They're just A-holes looking to throw mud at any cost.