Wow---a pro gun NJ.com article?

[45Doll]

Let's get the party rolling already.

OK. Just didn't know what you meant. Thanks.

We purchased a house in PA to escape this crap in NJ. For the moment we remain dual-state, for a variety of reasons.

The British in WWII frequently referred to their large scale operations as 'parties'. They won some. And they lost some. By no means am I assuredly surrounded by people ready to 'party'.

I have enough trouble getting them to put their phones down and pay attention to what's going on.

[Walleye Hunter]

OK. Just didn't know what you meant. Thanks.

We purchased a house in PA to escape this crap in NJ. For the moment we remain dual-state, for a variety of reasons.

The British in WWII frequently referred to their large scale operations as 'parties'. They won some. And they lost some. By no means am I assuredly surrounded by people ready to 'party'.

I have enough trouble getting them to put their phones down and pay attention to what's going on.

Yep. We need them to push us to the point where they have had enough and they put their phones down and say that enough is enough.

[Ilikebuckets]

Can’t wait to see what the New York Rifle and Pistol clubs Supreme Court cases says. It may come out as early as tomorrow. It will also be interesting to see how states like NJ go about trying to avoid following the ruling if it goes in favor the the Rifle Club.

I was listening to the radio today and someone called in and said applying for a carry license in places like NJ is a losing proposition. You won’t get approved and if you move to another state you have to answer Yes when it asks if you have ever been denied a permit before.

[father-of-five]

And here's what our governor has planned for all the gun owners. The Assembly committee hearing on all these bills is Wednesday.

https://www.anjrpc.org/page/WEDAssem...eYourGunRights

I suggest you pay some attention. What happens in NJ doesn't stay in NJ.

FYI, I'm a dual-state resident.

Sadly, it was only a short time before these bills reared their ugly heads again.

[Defender]

Murphy said in an interview says that even with NJ's very stringent gun laws, more are needed. It is clear, this is not about gun safety, it is about disarming the citizenry by any means necessary.

[45Doll]

And if those bills aren't enough, NJ is taking a queue from Mike Lindell and giving us in NJ a BOGO deal, with five more bills!

https://www.anjrpc.org/page/Assembly...reForWedAgenda

[jthrelf]

Anna Cerrato is arming herself. For more than six months, the North Bergen resident has been gathering the materials she’ll need to apply for a gun permit.

This is just a sad statement all around.

[easyj]

A pro-gun article in the Communist state of New Jersey? How did that one get through the media censors?

[cdi]

Cerrato sounds like a typical progressive ninny that had the shit scared out of her by blm. She's likely a perfect example of someone who should not have control over a firearm.
If she has the patience to wade through 6 months of nanny state hoop-jumping and does finally obtain a handgun, it will languish in a locked cabinet unloaded.

The event that scared her into clutching her pearls occurred in another state. One that isn't likely to issue her a weapon license regardless of what the supreme court is about to say. And just an aside, the supreme court is a political body and very likely to issue an opinion the opposite of what most people are expecting.

But back to Karen. There will be no training, no instruction however brief and I'm betting the handgun she eventually acquires will be entirely inappropriate for her hand size and strength.
Recommended, (no doubt) by the empty-headed gun store ninja counter jockey at whatever passes for a gunshop in n.j.
Makes about as much sense as giving your mother-in-law a firearm.

[father-of-five]

And if those bills aren't enough, NJ is taking a queue from Mike Lindell and giving us in NJ a BOGO deal, with five more bills!

https://www.anjrpc.org/page/Assembly...reForWedAgenda

New Jersey will likely be "may issue".....for body armor.
That will suck for me because a behavioral health outreach workers will never get approval for that, which is what the bill requires.