bkuether
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This is my question as well. In Connecticut, they said something about confiscation, and that didn't go so well.
Anyone from NJ want to comment on where the State Police will side? Likely would be them ........
Bump stocks banned in NJ
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This is my question as well. In Connecticut, they said something about confiscation, and that didn't go so well.
Anyone from NJ want to comment on where the State Police will side? Likely would be them ........
So, any bets on how long it will be before we see them arrest someone for having one on Live PD?
davsco
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how about instead they make a law that using a firearm with a bump stock during a felony will be a felony?
how many folks died last year from bump stocks vs alcohol and texting while driving. if we're gonna ban stuff that may kill us, let's ban all of it.
i could give a crap about bump stocks and frankly they do emulate what is clearly already heavily regulated if not outlawed. but would love to see the pol's just focus on criminals and violence and not ban or regulate stuff that may or may not be used to facilitate crimes.
how many folks died last year from bump stocks vs alcohol and texting while driving. if we're gonna ban stuff that may kill us, let's ban all of it.
i could give a crap about bump stocks and frankly they do emulate what is clearly already heavily regulated if not outlawed. but would love to see the pol's just focus on criminals and violence and not ban or regulate stuff that may or may not be used to facilitate crimes.
Impossible. People here are saying Hogan is just positioning himself for a 2A movement in his 2nd term when he has better leverage.
Lol, come on man, stop with the jokes, you’re killing me.......
- Dec 27, 2012
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ban this (1:00 in)
rob-cubed
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The ban is useless and feel-good of course, but to quote the first post:
What kind of twisted politician logic is that?
Coming soon to a MD pol near you: "We aren't confiscating those grandfathered normal capacity magazines, but you are barred from using them in your rifles".
Recognize confiscation is impossible, virtually ban stuff by proxy.
What kind of twisted politician logic is that?
Coming soon to a MD pol near you: "We aren't confiscating those grandfathered normal capacity magazines, but you are barred from using them in your rifles".
Recognize confiscation is impossible, virtually ban stuff by proxy.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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FQL
In all fairness when they said "ban bump stocks" he thought they said "can of plump ham hocks" and said "Ohhh, I want that!"
Bertfish
Throw bread on me
Ah yes, he is quite fat
He's so fat, when he got free tickets to the Super Bowl he asked if he could bring a spoon.
Bertfish
Throw bread on me
He's so fat, when he got free tickets to the Super Bowl he asked if he could bring a spoon.
He has his own orbit
Stole that one from Family Guy but whatever
GolfR
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On the plus side, it appears that both the Mass and NJ laws do not ban binary triggers.
5.56blaster
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Big fat F#$king POS RINO $hitbag.
- Feb 17, 2011
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When he was elected, I was cautiously optimistic that he may actually do some good for the state.
But, he just turned out to be another F'n $hitbag Governor.
I don't wish bad on people, but, if I woke up tomorrow and saw his name in the obituaries, I would enjoy reading it.
But, he just turned out to be another F'n $hitbag Governor.
I don't wish bad on people, but, if I woke up tomorrow and saw his name in the obituaries, I would enjoy reading it.
Fox123
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Surrender property without compensation? That can't be legal.
Dare you to go to either state and see if semantics in their eyes is a valid defense.
Yes, the thing about New Germany is they have a law called the Graves Act on the books. It basically makes any violation of NJ firearms laws a mandatory three-year/served-in-full/no parole sentence. The mom from Philadelphia with a PA CCW permit who crossed the bridge and got stopped in NJ and was looking at 3 years is an example. But it can be anything. Buy a BB gun in Pennsylvania and cross back into Jersey with it without doing the required FOID paperwork, three years in the pokey. This is why lawyers of people charged with minor firearms violations up there are always desperate to plead to a "disorderly persons" charge or basically anything but a gun crime.
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