NJ Targeting Gun Retailers Online Sales

[Blaster229]

Online gun store sold banned 60-round magazine to undercover N.J. agent, AG says

Authorities target out-of-state gun dealers who ship banned products to New Jersey.

www-nj-com.cdn.ampproject.org

Banged one shop in Indiana for high cap mag sales. Not that it's any secret kommie states are doing it.

 

[Allen65]

Online gun store sold banned 60-round magazine to undercover N.J. agent, AG says

Authorities target out-of-state gun dealers who ship banned products to New Jersey.

www-nj-com.cdn.ampproject.org

Banged one shop in Indiana for high cap mag sales. Not that it's any secret kommie states are doing it.

So NJ is using the threat of barratry to get retailers to sign consent agreements to not participate in interstate commerce that a state is constitutionally barred from interfering in. The state can regulate receipt within its borders; its legal writ doesn't extend beyond those, but until the Feds step in and say "No!", it's going to keep happening.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Any chance Marijuana is legal now in NJ?
How about DEI, Grooming in schools? Loose NJ DOJ for punishment of crimes that have actual victims and actual perps?

 

[Markpixs]

Guessing it's coming soon to MD, more retailers who won't ship due to confusing regulation. Can't say I blame'em

 

[Bob A]

Guessing it's coming soon to MD, more retailers who won't ship due to confusing regulation. Can't say I blame'em

Time to buy cases of your favorite calibers, if you haven't already done so.

I've been told that NY has been threatening PA dealers against selling ammo to NY citizens subjects.

 

[Growler215]

Time to buy cases of your favorite calibers, if you haven't already done so.

I've been told that NY has been threatening PA dealers against selling ammo to NY citizens subjects.

Threatening them with what? They're breaking no laws. They are under no obligation to check residence for ammo sales.

 

[delaware_export]

Seems like the Feds and some liberal states… LIKE NEW JERSEY are hypocrites

specifically as pertains to some states stopping shipping abortion pills. Funny that New Jersey and other states are going on record agains limiting cross state sales of nationally legal products … when it suits them

 

[Bob A]

Threatening them with what? They're breaking no laws. They are under no obligation to check residence for ammo sales.

Threatening them with nuisance lawsuits, perhaps ordering their State Troopers to intercept vehicle coming from PA gun shops, frightening away NY customers . . . all this can cause major business disruptions to people who run small businesses.

Even large businesses are willing to throw MD buyers under the bus to avoid harassment by armies of state-controlled taxpayer-financed lawyers. There's no downside for the state.

 

[Growler215]

It's not clear to me that NY would have any jurisdiction to sue for activity that occurred solely in PA.

Or that a gun store owner would be worse off having his NY customers possibly intimidated into not buying ammo because of the watching troopers than he would be by "voluntarily" not selling to them.

It's not even clear how intimidated NY buyers would be, since the new law apparently doesn't make it illegal for them to buy ammo in PA. Without a background check.

 

[Bob A]

All I can tell you is what I heard from NY relatives and my surmise based on what I hear and what I've experienced myself in MD.

In an ideal world the rule of just laws would be approved and followed. This current world is mot that.

Between the Ideal and the Real falls the Shadow.