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whistlersmother
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Are you from Jersey?
Got lots of hollow points sitting downstairs right now. Most of which are pre-loaded in mags.
Got lots of hollow points sitting downstairs right now. Most of which are pre-loaded in mags.
Absolutely. No issues in MD. I think only NJ bans them.
roadking
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We call them “defensive ammo” here.
I know what Jersey is thinking, but it’s stupid. I live in the city where JHP are way safer than FMJ as far as potential collateral injuries go.
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Hornady critical DUTY or Critical DEFENSE are not considered hollow points in Jersey fyi.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Skipjacks
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Unless you are a security guard with a carry permit and in full compliance with the law. Then you are not in compliance with the law.
What?
On the NJSP webpage they specifically state those are not considered Hollow points.
danb
dont be a dumbass
See post #8. The facts and the law, long with an actual valid carry permit, wont stop you from getting arrested in the rabid anti-gun state of NJ.
So me carrying under LEOSA in jersey with either of those rounds, would still get arrested? I know the story. It was never clear other than transporting illegally and then brought the HP ammo.
Skipjacks
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And yet they still arrested a guy with a valid carry permit for having them.
New Jersey is criminal.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Hard to say - A lot of locals in NJ don't know the law and have a policy of arrest first and let the system sort it out. NJ basically exists to make MD look friendly by comparison.
Is there an update? Initially it was for illegally transporting. They brought the ammo later.
Was it the state police or some local borough department?
Skipjacks
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They dropped charges when it became clear the accused was going to make a federal case out of it and embarrass the snot out of New Jersey
danb
dont be a dumbass
And also: the accused did not actually break the law. Not even in NJ. That is always a good reason to drop charges too.
Skipjacks
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You'd think that, but it is New Jersey.
They knew he broke no laws from the very beginning. But they were holding strong to their desire to prosecute, probably hoping for a plea bargain so they could show it as a conviction.
They didn't back down until the guy made it clear he wasn't swing and was ready to make a lot of noise.
Jersey didn't care that he didn't a really do anything illegal. They let him go because he was going to embarrass them.
Park ranger
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Great thread on why you dont take advice from the internet regardless of how many post someone has.
Regardless of what anyone says, Critical duty and Critical defense are not considered hollow points under the law.
Not every cop is an ignorant one in regard to their laws. Even in Jersey.
Fortunately for you, you'll never have that possibility looming over your shoulder.
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