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Speaking of .223 new factory brass loads, anyone seeing any good case deals recently?

Any chance you ran over something that you didn't see, like a alligator from a truck? Something like that could have hit somewhere in the front to set off the bags.

My advice is to do what ever you can to avoid borrowing money for school. This includes minimizing ALL expenses, and focusing on her getting an education at the least cost possible. I've had three go through college, so I've been there, done it. First (but it might be too late), I would suggest her doing the first two years at Community College. There is ZERO need to do all the basic classes at a four year school, and actually live there. ZERO need. To pay room and board while taking the basic classes is just wasting money. The best plan, and to keep kids out of debt, is for them to do 2 years at Community College, while working part time and living at home. Then, after the two year degree, transfer to a 4 year school, commute to the school and DON'T live there. In both cases, commute and stack all the classes in two or three days, which will leave the other 4 days so they can work part time. This way, they can pay off a lot of the costs as they go along. Anyone who piles on $50K - $100K of school debt on their kids should have their head examined.

Probably most FFL here could. But by the time you get to them to restrict it to 15, Murphy would have signed the law restricting mags to 10. Might as well just go for 10 instead of 15.

That depends... if you have all your economic personal affairs all straight, it could be a benefit to the family, versus making them suffer, like with a long term medical issues that drain the emotions and finances of the family. There was an article posted yesterday that said more people commit suicide due to personal, economic or relationship issues versus verifiable mental illness issues.

I wouldn't say it's "willingly", but it's unwillingly, by a barrel of a gun, unfortunately. Sadly, we don't have a choice here.

That's my point, this 10 round mag limit for handguns is B.S., in my opinion. Why do I need to register a SECOND time and pay the $50 fee per gun, to have the 15 rounders grandfathered, if it already has been registered with local P.D. when I purchased it? Long guns, that's a different issue.

That actually is a good point. As of next Wednesday, we all become felons in the state. What the hell, if 15 will be illegal, might as well go full bore, and get some 30's. It's not like they add on an additional month of jail for each round over 10.

Speaking about Sweeney, here is his quote from today after the vote: ...."After the vote, state Senate President Stephen Sweeney , D-Gloucester, said New Jersey's actions on guns will help, but stressed that many illegal guns come from other states with weaker gun laws. "That's the real problem," Sweeney said. "And most the gun violence is coming from illegal guns. We're doing our very best to send a message that we want to tighten the laws up. But at the end of the day there's a lot more work than what we're doing here. I don't want to give anybody any false hope. There's a lot of work that needs to be done." Murphy last month highlighted statistics showing more than three-quarters of guns connected to crimes in New Jersey come from beyond its borders. https://articles.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2018/06/here_are_6_new_gun_control_measures_likely_soon_to.amp So Sweeney is admitting that these new laws wouldn't stop the majority of illegal gun crimes, but they're moving forward anyway making LEGAL gun owners criminals in the state with these NEW laws. You just can make this crap up in Looneyville Trenton.

Looks like next Wednesday is Murphy's big day for signing: Governor Phil Murphy‏Verified account @GovMurphy Today, New Jersey passed sweeping gun safety legislation, including measures to expand background checks, reduce magazine capacity, and keep firearms out of the wrong hands. On Wednesday, I'll sign these bills into law, establishing some of the toughest gun laws in the nation. 2:31 PM - 7 Jun 2018

@Greenday My suggestion for you is to contact your hero, Bernie Sanders, and ask for compensation. I'm sure he can find some "rich" people to steal money from to help you.

My suggestion to everyone here, get out your red Sharpie and draw your line:

Regarding modify or grandfathered, here is one part of that bill that states there is a weak grandfather clause: ..."A weak grandfathering provision has been adopted whereby gun owners can keep their magazines if they are permanently blocked and the firearm is registered." So, here's a question, since the P2P for handguns is returned to the local police, wouldn't that be considered "registered"? So my take on that becomes my handgun is already registered with 15 round mags when I bought it, since the local PD knows exactly what handgun I purchased. What's your opinion? That might not work for long guns, but for handguns, it fits that bill, right?

From the link in the OP: ANJRPC will be providing detailed analysis of the new laws and their impact on law-abiding gun owners in the coming days and weeks. Regarding the magazine ban, there is a 180-day implementation period within which to comply, so there is time for you to assess the best course of action to take with respect to your property. That time has the potential to be further extended in anticipated litigation. We can only hope for a stay or temp injunction while it's being litigated.

180 days after he signs it.

What's your next move? Boil or Jump?

In the news today. Seems that what they found was only half the people who commit suicide actually have known, true mental illness. The others just "snap" due to personal issues. The CDC found more than half of people, or 54 percent, who committed suicide did not have a known diagnosed mental health condition when they died. Principal Deputy Director Anne Schuchat noted this number could be low because people might have had one but it wasn't diagnosed or their loved ones might not have known about it. However, she said it should serve as a reminder that mental illness isn't the only thing to acknowledge when developing strategies for preventing suicide. She said stressors identified as causes, including relationship problems and financial struggles, should also be addressed. Everyone experiences stressful moments in life, and Schuchat said we won't make progress in lowering the suicide rate if we only look at mental health issues. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/07/suicide-rates-are-climbing-and-mental-illness-isnt-the-only-factor.html

Wonderful.. Any chance Murphy can get hit by a bus before he gets a chance to sign it? It's getting really close....

That's racist.... Why can't I bring my Ruger?

Here is where you and your friend, Greenday, go off the rails, blaming firearms for suicides. In SUCCESSFUL suicides, a firearm was a popular choice. But when you look at total ATTEMPTED suicides, including the UNSUCCESSFUL attempts, firearms don't even make it into the top category. @AVB-AMG see a problem yet with your and @Greenday narratives?

She can get a second remote instead.

Wow, you're on a roll today... Ever hear of the term "3 Percent"? Any idea how many hunting licenses are issued every year? Try doing some research, it will help your ignorance. While you're at it, go do some reading about Chris Dorner in LA, and how one guy tied up a complete county of LEOs.

Are you ready?

Yes, it's possible. You need a IR repeater kit, which will allow the remote to work in a different room. Here's one version, there are a bunch of other configurations, you'll have to look at the kits based on your set-up. https://www.amazon.com/Infrared-Repeater-Control-Devices-Extender/dp/B01N674PE9