Well now all of the children in NJ are safe, after the passing A2006.

Since Chris is our only hope, how about we not use derogatory monickers

Gah, every time I hear Greenwald speak I am amazed that such a smamy conceited douch3bag is somehow in the position he is in. Who actually votes for this dope? If I had to spend 5 minues with him I am sure it would be 4:59 of him bloviating endlessly about stuff he knows nothing about. What a self righteous hate filled bag of wind. I will have to look up his district so I can avoid going wnaywhere near it,

Actually, for the two people I mentioned, the above would work. My mom (as a gun owner herself) would qualify under "subsection (e)" above, and it would appear that my nephew is covered under  "(3) of subsection f (b)" - but I'll try to get clarification. In any case, these "clarifications" are way too restrictive. We should be able to collect/discharge anyone we choose, as well as stop for meals/food, among other things.

They can't have paid much attention to this bill. You'd think a prime example of someone you'd pick up on your way to the range would be someone who was shooting with you but who for whatever reason wasn't driving or didn't have a gun of his own. According to this wording you can pick them up if they have a gun, but not if they don't. Makes no fukcen sense. 

 

Doesn't matter. It's all up to Christie. 

Gah, every time I hear Greenwald speak I am amazed that such a smamy conceited douch3bag is somehow in the position he is in. Who actually votes for this dope? If I had to spend 5 minues with him I am sure it would be 4:59 of him bloviating endlessly about stuff he knows nothing about. What a self righteous hate filled bag of wind. I will have to look up his district so I can avoid going wnaywhere near it,

 

Who? All the fudd's over at the NJOA are who supported this guy. (Add Norcross and Sweeney to that list as well.)  

Who? All the fudd's over at the NJOA are who supported this guy. (Add Norcross and Sweeney to that list as well.)  

 

I love the legislative alerts page at NJOA (I'll spoil it for you before you click through - nothing about the magazine restriction or reasonable deviation bills):

 

http://capwiz.com/njoutdooralliance/issues/bills/

I love the legislative alerts page at NJOA (I'll spoil it for you before you click through - nothing about the magazine restriction or reasonable deviation bills):

 

http://capwiz.com/njoutdooralliance/issues/bills/

they sent this email to all people on their email list earleir

 

 

NJOA: Important information for firearm hunters

NOTE: Below is a press release from the NRA-ILA regarding legislation introduced into committee for hearing. NJOA has no affiliation with NRA-ILA. We are sending the release for informational purposes for those who have hunting rifles that may be impacted by the pending legislation.

The mission of the NJOA is conservation and environmental stewardship focused, with an emphasis on protecting and advancing our freedoms to access natural resources including; saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing, bowhunting, firearm hunting, trapping, diving, and more. For more information on the NJOA, and discussion on the pending bill please visit our FaceBook page http://www.facebook.com/njoutdooralliance

NRA release:

New Jersey: Urgent Action Needed -- Stand and Fight!

Your immediate help is needed to combat anti-gun legislation in Trenton! Assembly Bill 2006, sponsored by Assemblyman Louis Greenwald (D-6), and Senate Bill 993, sponsored by state Senator Loretta Weinberg (D-37), both seek to restrict the maximum capacity of ammunition magazines from 15 to 10 rounds and ban many popular firearms. A.2006 could be voted on in the Assembly as early as this Thursday, March 20. S.993 could be heard in Senate committee as early as Monday, March 24 and then voted on in the state Senate. If left unchecked, S.993 could be sent to Governor Chris Christie’s desk, after passing the state Senate and Assembly, as early as next Thursday, March 27. Please contact your state Senator and Assemblymen now!

Last week, “amendments” to A.2006 passed in the Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee. These amendments supposedly eliminate the bill’s unintended ban on dozens of popular firearms. However, don’t be fooled by false claims. These new amendments only twist the tangled web of New Jersey’s gun laws further. As amended, there is zero impact on the legislation’s ban on popular firearms and ammunition.

Please contact your state Senator, both of your Assemblymen and Governor Christie, and tell them to oppose A.2006/S.993. We also urge you to come to Trenton to testify before the Senate Law & Public Safety Committee on Monday, March 24. While there is no current confirmation on whether S.993 will be heard at this hearing, we expect this legislation to be heard very soon. This committee hearing is currently scheduled for 10:00 a.m. at the State House Annex at 125 West State Street in Trenton. Your NRA-ILA will continue to provide more information once the official committee agenda is released.

Contact information for your state Senator and Assemblymen can be found here.

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/abcroster.asp

Governor Chris Christie:

Office of the Governor

Post Office Box 001

Trenton, New Jersey 08625

(609) 292-6000

 

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Anthony P. Mauro, Sr

Chair

New Jersey Outdoor Alliance

New Jersey Outdoor Alliance Conservation Foundation

New Jersey Outdoor Alliance Environmental Projects

"Preservation through conservation"

I love the legislative alerts page at NJOA (I'll spoil it for you before you click through - nothing about the magazine restriction or reasonable deviation bills):

 

http://capwiz.com/njoutdooralliance/issues/bills/

 

Anthony Mauro did send an email to everyone on his distribution list warning them that their "hunting rifles may be impacted" by this new legislation.

 

"The mission of the NJOA is conservation and environmental stewardship focused, with an emphasis on protecting and advancing our freedoms to access natural resources including; saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing, bowhunting, firearm hunting, trapping, diving, and more. For more information on the NJOA, and discussion on the pending bill please visit our FaceBook page http://www.facebook.com/njoutdooralliance"

 

However, I found nothing on their Facebook page.

 

My computer's fudd alarm went off when Outlook received it.

WOW I think my post was deleted! 

Gah, every time I hear Greenwald speak I am amazed that such a smamy conceited douch3bag is somehow in the position he is in. Who actually votes for this dope? If I had to spend 5 minues with him I am sure it would be 4:59 of him bloviating endlessly about stuff he knows nothing about. What a self righteous hate filled bag of wind. I will have to look up his district so I can avoid going wnaywhere near it,

 

That's an easy one. The residents of Camden.

That's an easy one. The residents of Camden.

That one we avoiding already