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Home self defense

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so im talkin to this guy today (who supposedly knows "things" as i was told) and among other issues discussed he tells me:

1) it is illegal for me to keep my shotgun loaded in my house and it is actually illegal to keep any gun/rifle loaded except for revolvers.

2) it is illegal to use buck shot 00 for self defense >>> using it equals to using HP rounds and i will do "time" for it.

 

somebody help me out here pls, cause this is the 1st time im hearin about it.....

so im talkin to this guy today (who supposedly knows "things" as i was told) and among other issues discussed he tells me:

1) it is illegal for me to keep my shotgun loaded in my house and it is actually illegal to keep any gun/rifle loaded except for revolvers.

2) it is illegal to use buck shot 00 for self defense >>> using it equals to using HP rounds and i will do "time" for it.

 

somebody help me out here pls, cause this is the 1st time im hearin about it.....

He may know other "things", but he doesn't know dick about this.

so im talkin to this guy today (who supposedly knows "things" as i was told) and among other issues discussed he tells me:

1) it is illegal for me to keep my shotgun loaded in my house and it is actually illegal to keep any gun/rifle loaded except for revolvers.

2) it is illegal to use buck shot 00 for self defense >>> using it equals to using HP rounds and i will do "time" for it.

 

somebody help me out here pls, cause this is the 1st time im hearin about it.....

He may know other "things", but he doesn't know dick about this.

 

:text-imwithstupid:

Whatever "things" he may know are not related in any way to the Firearms Laws in NJ.

(Echo echo, echo echo)

 

Just yelling into the echo chamber.

Don't ask this guy any other questions about guns or ammo, wrong answers.

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so i guess i can with all the confidence state that he is BS artist .... lol

thank you Gentlemen

(Echo echo, echo echo)

 

Just yelling into the echo chamber.

 

 

what

 

He means :text-+1:

 

 

uhh.........doy?

so im talkin to this guy today (who supposedly knows "things" as i was told) and among other issues discussed he tells me:

 

No to both questions. As long as there is no safety issues there is nothing illegal about keeping a loaded shotgun in the house or using 00 Buck.

 

This guy has no idea what he's talking about if this is an example of his extensive knowledge.

Maybe he has kids, and it is illegal for you to leave a loaded firearm in the reach of a minor.

You can still use 00 Bucks, birdshot, slugs, steel core ammo, JHPs... whatever the hell you feel is necessary.

You can still use 00 Bucks, birdshot, slugs, steel core ammo, JHPs... whatever the hell you feel is necessary.

 

 

correct use whatever you want but the general consensus is to stay away from hand loaded ammo for home defense....

Whatever you do choose... I would take particular caution when choosing the round based on your environment. I'm sure if I started shooting my M44 it would be leaving holes in my walls, my neighbors walls, and their neighbors walls. Lots of guys say birdshot is not an effective HD round, but it'll help prevent collateral damage and it still goes click-click-BOOOOOOOOOM.

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