I think that there are a substantial amount of people especially in urban areas, who would like to buy and own guns but do not know or understand the process. i do not see or am unaware of any marketing outreach from organizations like NRA, ANJRPC or NJ2AS to these prospective recruits. I think a mailing, newspaper article, phone assistance line or other contact, detailing their constutional right, crime statistics, deterrent value etc and explaining the application process/costs in a realistic way would increase our numbers in NJ. We spend money on defense, but i dont see any offensive strategy that would help us in the democratic anti-gun stronghollds.

While I believe every law abiding citizen should have a gun and carry one too I feel as though we lost the urban community due to mainstream media and politicians filling their heads with false promises of "no more violence" by not having guns. I don't know how much good phone calls and flyers will do. You always do have people in the urban community that are pro gun but feel as though there are no places in the world for Uzi, Mac-10's and Ar-15's but feel the politicians will help rid the world of them and not take away other weapons.

3 points at the DMV when renewing your DL?

I'm consider an urban pro2A being literally across the Hudson from NYC. We would love to own SBR, UZI, FULL AUTO or whatever!! ... LOL

 

I do get the feeling the majority of the urban folks do frown upon firearms, so I'm pretty discreet in almost everything I do. When do I order ammo by the bulk, I wish the box wouldn't have "small arms cartridge" or any label of that hints firearms so the concierge won't always be looking at me funny.

 

I've also heard of stories where people start talking and people's house get burglarized... I'm pretty paranoid, so I try my best to sort of "stay off the radar." ... LOL..

I'm consider an urban pro2A being literally across the Hudson from NYC. We would love to own SBR, UZI, FULL AUTO or whatever!! ... LOL

 

I do get the feeling the majority of the urban folks do frown upon firearms, so I'm pretty discreet in almost everything I do. When do I order ammo by the bulk, I wish the box wouldn't have "small arms cartridge" or any label of that hints firearms so the concierge won't always be looking at me funny.

 

I've also heard of stories where people start talking and people's house get burglarized... I'm pretty paranoid, so I try my best to sort of "stay off the radar." ... LOL..

I too live in Jersey city and feel the same when I get ammo dilivered to my building. I also am affraied when I bring rifle cases to my car to go to the range that some asshno^e will call the cops because they saw a guy with a gun. My building has a coffee shop attached and can feel the eyes of the shop goers burring me.

I moved out of JC (10th and Erie) 3 years and I do not miss the paranoia.

 

Hudson County has plenty of Progun people centered around Casas Gun shop and the Bayonne Range.