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Thanks for that reference, I just looked it up. The charges were illegal hand guns and fourth degree possession of large cap mags. Both were overturned. He served 4 months for the hollow point charges and was commuted by Christie with time served. A questionable 911 call to the police by his mother led to his arrest. Very strange. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Aitken So, this situation had no connection to being investigated at a range for hi cap mags.

Along those lines, saw this post on Reddit regarding 15 round mags, not sure if it might happen: So, if I read it correctly, the state Senate will vote some time in April, then it goes to Murphy to sign. If he signs it right away, we have 180 days (6 months) to comply. That takes it out to October, so we should be able to use our 15 rounders through the Summer. If any legal challenges pop up, it could extend that 180 days... who knows. Maybe everyone should hold out on having that "boating accident" until the end of the Summer to see what happens.

I've asked a similar serious question. Does anyone know of someone who actually got fined for a over cap mag? Having a 30 round AR mag or a 17 or 19 round Glock? I'm sure there are a bunch of them floating around the state. Has anyone seen it happen, of is just a boogieman in the state? Has anyone had their mags checked by a LEO when they've been at a range?

Ha Ha My wife asked if something happened to her and she died, would I remarry? I said, "you think I want ANOTHER prison sentence??"

Yes, I'm new, but back in 2013, did they have hysterical teenagers marching in cities across the country, and did NJ have dickhead Murphy ready to sign ANYTHING?

Saw these on Reddit, anyone hear about these 4 new proposed laws? A3697 would make the state's 'assault' weapon ban even more restrictive. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/A4000/3697_I1.HTM A3708 would give first priority for firearm purchase cards and carry permits to those that are under the protection of a restraining order http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/A4000/3708_I1.HTM A3730 would define 'reasonably necessary deviations' for transporting a firearm in a motor vehicle http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/A4000/3730_I1.HTM S2323 would require anyone wishing to use a firearm at a range to have a firearm purchase indemnification card http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2018/Bills/S2500/2323_I1.HTM Looks like the Dems are throwing EVERYTHING at the wall, trying to get something to stick!

They won't "Do" anything TO you, maybe this: When you start getting email advertisements in your Gmail account from solar companies, and start seeing solar ads pop up on your Facebook feed, you'll know why.

and 2X the PMS.... no thanks...

Exactly right. Google siphons up even more private information than Facebook. Why would intentionally enter my address in Google when I can just look out the window to see where the sun is shining?

Actually, that was a serious question, anyone have an answer or experience? I know in my case, I've never been questioned on mag capacity at any range. Hell, I could have brought 30's, there's never been an issue or a RSO checking. The only question a RSO ever asks are what are the calibers of the rifles I brought.

I was just wondering that. So much talk about the "legality" of pinning. Has anyone ever been arrested or fined for having an "improperly" pinned 15/30 mag or any other reduced capacity (15/17, etc.) mags? Has anyone had a RSO sit there and count the number of rounds you're loading in a mag?

The Senate has to pass the bills next. I heard that could be around April 12th. then the bills have to be sent to Murphy to sign. Then there is a few months for compliance before the law kicks in.

No, they're not, seems like the Dems are looking to pile them on while the "gettin is good".

They're working on it: Dem Rep Wasserman Schultz Introduces Legislation Requiring Background Checks on Ammunition Buyers Monday, Miami NBC affiliate WTVJ reported on Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s (D-FL) news conference announcing the Ammunition Background Check Act of 2018, which was legislation requiring background checks to purchase ammunition. Surrounded by students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Wasserman Schultz said, “Unlike firearm purchases, someone who wants to go into a store that sells ammunition can buy as much ammunition as they want without so much as being asked their first name.” She added, “This is just such a gaping and grave and dangerous loophole that I could not wrap my mind around it when I was told that that was the case.” http://www.breitbart.com/video/2018/03/26/dem-rep-wasserman-schultz-introduces-legislation-requiring-background-checks-ammunition-buyers/

Did anyone hear about these? I saw it posted on Reddit NJGuns: A3815 - Increases from 18 to 21 age at which person is eligible to receive firearms purchaser identification. S2434 - Requires successful completion of firearms education program to obtain initial firearms purchaser identification card and permit to purchase a handgun. S2402 - Prohibits State-sponsored travel to states lacking permit to purchase firearms laws.

I was interested in joining first to see what they were all about, but there's no group in Ocean, and no groups even in ajoining counties. Heck, with all the rednecks down here, I can't understand how there is no representation? Slow moving ain't going to help if there's a need to band together for a common cause now. Actually, I joined National a year ago but didn't renew my membership this year, as I didn't see any forward movement. I listened to all their telecons, and they ended up being rehashes of national news. Not very helpful.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this line was in A2761: h. Stun guns. Any person who knowingly has in his possession any stun gun is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree. So much for the un-ban.

Something else that was snuck into that bill. Remember the Tazer/stun gun action a few months ago? This line was added in this new bill: So, for anyone who bought a Tazer a few months ago, congratulations, you're now a criminal.

My take on that, if you bought the firearm legally here in NJ with a permit from your local PD, it's already registered, so no need to re-register it.

Any idea if they'll ever have a Ocean County coordinator or group?

Just so you all know what "story" is being circulated about the Rally in the Liberal media, I've seen the same one regurgitated through many news organizations: 2nd Amendment Supporters Rally Against Gun Bills in New Jersey Second Amendment advocates rallied at New Jersey's state capital in opposition to a half-dozen gun control bills expected to get a vote in the Assembly. Many of the dozens of people wore National Rifle Association hats and carried signs that read "NRA Stand and Fight" at Monday's rally outside the War Memorial in Trenton, steps from the statehouse. The Democrat-led Assembly is scheduled to vote on six bills that gained traction after the Florida high school shooting that left 17 people dead. Among the measures being considered is a bill that requires firearms to be seized upon a court order when a health care official deems someone poses a serious threat. If approved the measures go to the Democrat-led Senate. Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy says he supports of the effort. https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/2nd-Amendment-Advocates-Guns-New-Jersey-477946183.html Notice the number of attendees (in bold). The MSM claimed "dozens", not "hundreds".

Yes, I tried to get some information on joining, seems to be a loosely run organization. Good intentions, bad implementations.

It's the knee-jerk, emotional, lack of logic laws that get passed quickly that causes the problems. These asshole legislators will pass anything to keep their voting base happy. They will be more than happy to change them from "proposed", to "passed".

After all the Special Snowflake rallies this weekend, just watch what the legislature tries to push and pass next week.

Great point. It shouldn't be labeled as a "gun rally" since half the population hates guns. It should be labeled a "save the constitution" rally, since it deals with over-reach and non-constitutional issues.