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48. New Jersey The gun ownership rate in New Jersey is 11.3 percent. (Note: #1 is the most/highest. That is Alaska, at 61.7%)

The whole purpose of the 180 day grace period was so everyone could take action on their mags, ie: mail them, take them for modification, turn them in, etc. Unfortunately, your 180 days are up on Monday.

Exactly, and all he needs to do is throw a paperback book in the box with the mags, so when the clerk asks what's in the box, the response is "books and magazines". This is what ANJRPC recommended to do.

It's been sitting in the Senate for a year. McConnell has had plenty of time to bring it to vote.

How many times have you called? or mailed letters?

How about @1LtCAP, he might be able to help.

Exactly... the few cases that ever happened were due to some other BIGGER legal issue, and the mags got tagged in the fog. So, unless posters here are running guns or dealing large amounts of drugs or robbing banks, the odds are, they will be fine.

Preservation of capital is number one on my list, some growth is just icing on the cake. I agree, and I have plenty of dry powder sitting and waiting for a good opportunity. That's not bad, I was just talking to wifey this morning on how nuts it is now, with the flat market, that we even consider returns of a few points as "good".... What's their "catch" to get the 5%?

To be perfectly honest, It's because the gun owners in the state, in total, have no balls to stand up to tyrants. Next up will be 5 round mags, no more Internet ammo sales, single evil feature ARs (on the way to semi-auto ban), etc. etc. etc. and sadly, it will all happen without any pushback or a single peep from the gun owner population. That won't happen either, it would be like touching the 3rd rail in the subway. You saw what the other side did to Kavanaugh, do you really think the conservative judges on the SC want to be targeted like that if they try and pass a pro gun law? There's a 5 round bill already sitting in the bullpen, I bet we will see it come to the floor this year for a vote. And this is why everyone can stop freaking out that the black SUVs will show up at their house on Dec. 11th, kick in their door, shoot their dog, and cuff them and take them away for having a 11 round mag. IT AIN'T GOING TO HAPPEN. The majority of LEOs don't know anything about the new law.

Deutsch Bank is a walking Zombie. They are definitely a ticking time bomb that very well get the party started. Remember Lehman Bros? Multiply by 100+ I met with a new financial planner yesterday, just to try and pick his brain on where to do just that, where to hang out. There aren't a whole lotta good options and some of the good options have crappy yields.. Yeah, I don't believe he'll be back for another 4. He'll be 4 and done.

So, she has a 9mm and wants a .45, and you just love the .22 Just an observation, but it might be time to show some testosterone in the household.

And that, right there, is the issue. The retailer decided what they felt was acceptable when they sold the reduced mags, because there was no clear guidance back in the 1990s what was permanent. Does anyone know of someone being busted by the NJSP because the floorplates weren't epoxied on their 15/30 mags? Anyone? How may decades have these reduced mags been floating around at the ranges? I don't believe it would EVER get to that point. If by slim chance, a local LEO asks about a mag, and you show them it can only take 10 rounds, that would be the end of the questioning. Worrying if a LEO will be taking out his inspection tools to see how much epoxy you used, or the diameter of the pins or rivets, is fantasy land. Even moving to a court or jury to have it argued if your mag was "permanent" will NEVER happen. The bottom line, the LEOs have way too many other things going on than to sit there and count how many rounds fit into your mags. You guys need to come out from hiding under your beds.

That seems to be what people were saying for 15s. For one, the Hexmags are easily changeable back to 30 with just a spring change, the floor plates weren't glued, pinned or riveted. Now the interpretation for the 10s are that they have to be glued or welded so they can't be taken apart. I also know of two other suppliers who were selling 15/20 claiming they were "NJ Compliant", and they had blockers and removable bottom plates, so once the blocker was removed, it became a 20. They were not considered "permanent". No rivets, welding or glue anywhere to be found. I find it hard to believe these suppliers would sell these into NJ if there was clear guidance from the NJSP on how they were to be secured.

Actually, I thought I remembered reading that a rivet was considered OK, so I went and searched. According to Nappen and Bach (who everyone here claims are the experts), a rivet is OK: ....." A large capacity ammunition magazine must be permanently altered so that it is not capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition. (e.g. riveted, welded, epoxied, etc.) It cannot be readily restorable. An ammunition magazine which has been temporarily blocked or modified from holding more than 15 rounds, as by a piece of wood or a pin, is still unlawful. " https://gunforhire.com/nj-gun-mag-ban/ I couldn't find anything on the NJSP site. Do you have a link?

How could they say that for years? This law was just past in June. Any restricted 15 round mags I've seen (Hexmags and others) had removable floor plates the past years.

Now, this just sucks.... THOUSAND OAKS (CBSLA) – Authorities reported Friday that the Ventura County Sheriff’s sergeant killed during the mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill last month in Thousand Oaks was struck by friendly fire during a shootout with the gunman. Sgt. Ron Helus, 54, was struck by five rounds from the suspect’s gun and a sixth round from the rifle of a California Highway Patrol officer. It was that sixth round which struck Helus in the chest and heart and ultimately killed him, authorities reported Friday morning. “Today I’m deeply saddened to inform you that Sgt. Helus was also struck by a sixth bullet, which we now know through forensic analysis from the FBI’s crime laboratory, was fired from the CHP officer’s rifle,” Sheriff Bill Ayub said at a news conference. “Tragically, that bullet struck vital organs, and was fatal.” https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2018/12/07/sergeant-killed-in-borderline-shooting-struck-by-friendly-fire/

Market taking another pounding today. The end of the current cycle is getting closer, and with all the added debt since 2009, look out below...........

So, when is France V2.0 coming to this country?

Sadly, yes they are.

Isn't that what all the lawmakers in Trenton and D.C. swore to do too? How's that working out for gun owners? YOU'RE the enemy to them.

What's the cost per round on that sucker?

Didn't ALL 100 Senators swear to uphold the Constitution at their swearing in ceremony? Shouldn't that give you 40 to spare?

Sounds like the National Reciprocity Law. Why didn't the current crop of Republican Senators pass it? It's been sitting collecting dust for a year....

Speaking of neighbors, it could be a good deterrent to keep the noisy ones away. An Amazon.com Inc. worker is in critical condition at a New Jersey hospital after an aerosol can of bear repellent was punctured, spraying fumes in the company’s warehouse in Robbinsville, N.J., a spokesman for the town said. Fifty-four people reported difficulty breathing as well as burning in their eyes and throats after the incident, which occurred just before 9 a.m. Wednesday. Emergency workers transported 24 people to local hospitals, including one in critical condition, town spokesman John Nalbone said. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/24-amazon-warehouse-workers-hospitalized-one-critically-in-bear-repellent-accident-2018-12-05