I gotta say that i took a trip out to Brick Armory today and the place was rockin! It was really good to see. It was really nice to see that the majority of customers there were from 20-40 male and female. There seems to be a whole generation coming up that is REALLY getting into firearms and the RKBA. Just my observation of the day.

It certainly alive in my house

It certainly alive in my house

 

Same here. When I joined OBRPC last weekend the meeting was packed. They turned people way because ther was no more room.

I love it. Hopefully there will be enough of a swell in passion for this issue that some of these laws get taken off the books in the near future, and allow citizens CCW permits.

Alive and well in my home also, and a daughter that will carry it on..

Alive in my house also,got the wife, a niece and a good friend into the shooting sports in the past year and now the wife's friends have expressed a keen interest also.

I've been trying my best to help people understand more about firearms in a positive way. I have been surprised on how receptive most people are actually! In fact, there are quite a few who have gotten into them and I'd like to think at the very least I didn't hurt that.

 

The one thing I don't like, is the ranges are more crowded and it makes it more difficult to get out and shoot! I know it isn't a bad thing, I'm just saying.

 

I hope that the increasing firearms ownership also means increasing awareness and activism. I would hate to see this just meaning an increasing fud to activist ratio.

Your kiddin' me.......right ?

Not This State.....we have a journey here to travel yet.......sorry.

I just picked up 5 permits in Woodbridge yesterday. (28 days, BTW!)

 

Connie told me she's swimming in applications for NJFIDs and P2Ps. She says more than she's ever seen and they just keep rolling in. And, she says she's been doing it a long time.

 

Will expanded demand mean a public range in Middlesex County!? :-D

Your kiddin' me.......right ?

Not This State.....we have a journey here to travel yet.......sorry.

Times are changing. Everything comes and goes.

http://www.infowars.com/gun-shops-cite-obama-re-election-fears-as-sales-surge/

Firearm ownership sure seems to be on the rise in NJ and the US.

Our fingers are crossed...........we sure hope so.

I heard from my two cousins out in AZ: both big-time firearms enthusiasts and sportsmen. They tell me the growth in membership in their respective clubs has been INSANE. Seems to be a nationwide trend that will only get stronger if Purple LIps gets another term on Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Its always been strong in my household. Glad its starting to spread

You can blame T.V. for part of it. With several "gun" shows on the bigger cable channels, it was bound to happen. However, look at the "chopper" phenomenom from several years ago. Super high, super crash. If, after the elections things are... normailized, it will settle down.

 

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Firearm ownership sure seems to be on the rise in NJ and the US.

 

And yet anti-firearms laws sure seem to be on the rise in NJ alone.

I gotta say that i took a trip out to Brick Armory today and the place was rockin! It was really good to see. It was really nice to see that the majority of customers there were from 20-40 male and female. There seems to be a whole generation coming up that is REALLY getting into firearms and the RKBA. Just my observation of the day.

Or it means theres an important election coming up lol.

Seems NJ legislature is prepairing for the worst as they see it.......

You can blame T.V. for part of it. With several "gun" shows on the bigger cable channels, it was bound to happen. However, look at the "chopper" phenomenom from several years ago. Super high, super crash. If, after the elections things are... normailized, it will settle down.

 

C

 

Only difference is a the cost of a chopper prevents a lot of people from owning them. I'd love a bike I just can't afford one right now. On the other hand I can get a good handgun, shotgun, and rifle for about $2000 and be set for a lot of things. TV has helped a lot so has a lot of uncertainty people have in the direction this country is going. Doesn't hurt to be prepared.

On a somewhat related note, it isn't often you see commercials on TV for firearms, but I just saw a commercial for Daniel Defense on. Cool!

I have to be honest, I come from a fairly anti-gun family, or rather, a family that's afraid of guns. I shot my first gun last march, my .22lr that I bought hours after getting my FID. In fact, a lot of my friends didn't grow up around guns, but want to get them for defense, or sport shooting. I hate my generation, but I will say they really are one that likes guns.