NJ stand your ground law?
07-14-2014, 07:02 PM
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No NJ does not have a stand your ground law. I reality it is about the opposite defend your home with a gun you will likely go to jail.
Carry permit forget it unless you're a retired cop. I know a retired police chief that was refused a carry permit.
Carry permit forget it unless you're a retired cop. I know a retired police chief that was refused a carry permit.
07-15-2014, 10:52 AM
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When I went through my Carry class in the military in Virginia the instructor said that law or no law for standing your ground, your gonna get sued by the person you shot or there family, so if your gonna shoot someone, then shoot to kill. If you feel your life or someone elses life is in danger then you have a right to protect yourself by any means necessary.
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07-15-2014, 09:26 PM
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The op asking if NJ is friendly in any way to gun owners, the constitution, or even common sense.
There is no stand your ground law, except for a sliver of the law where you don't have a duty to retreat in your own home.
Your have no chance of getting a permit unless you're the gay lover of a legislator who hasn't come out yet, you have incriminating photos of a judge, or you're politically connected. It will not happen period.
In addition we have:
Assault weapon ban
15rd mag limits
One gun a month
Firearms Id card to buy ammo/ long guns
Pistol permits and registration
You also must drive your cased,locked firearm directly to and from the range, store, or dwellings without unreasonable deviations. No one knows what a reasonable deviation is, and its up to the officer to determine. Gas? Food? Car trouble? Stop at hospital?
Every year the legislation rams through bills split down party lines...the worst get vetoed by Christie. We have another two years with Christie, then a dem is getting in. If you think its bad now...just wait.
There is no stand your ground law, except for a sliver of the law where you don't have a duty to retreat in your own home.
Your have no chance of getting a permit unless you're the gay lover of a legislator who hasn't come out yet, you have incriminating photos of a judge, or you're politically connected. It will not happen period.
In addition we have:
Assault weapon ban
15rd mag limits
One gun a month
Firearms Id card to buy ammo/ long guns
Pistol permits and registration
You also must drive your cased,locked firearm directly to and from the range, store, or dwellings without unreasonable deviations. No one knows what a reasonable deviation is, and its up to the officer to determine. Gas? Food? Car trouble? Stop at hospital?
Every year the legislation rams through bills split down party lines...the worst get vetoed by Christie. We have another two years with Christie, then a dem is getting in. If you think its bad now...just wait.
07-16-2014, 06:50 AM
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PA for the most part is very friendly to gun owners. I've heard from friends that NJ is horrible. Carry permits can be had in 10 minutes with a visit to the local sherif. PA is also an open carry state. By law you can carry openly without a permit. There are limitations of course being state parks, schools, Philadelphia, etc. I have numerous guns that I carry all the time. My little Sig 9mm is my favorite. Assault rifles no issue. My AK 47 is my favorite. 30 round mags not a problem. Who knows what the future holds but if you are a PA resident, buy now.
PA also has the "castle law" and stand your ground. You have the right to use deadly force if you feel you are in imminent danger and your life is threatened. Castle gives you the right to defend your home and personal property. Stand your ground gives you the right to defend yourself. It does not eliminate the possibility of civil litigation should you choose to do so.
PA also has the "castle law" and stand your ground. You have the right to use deadly force if you feel you are in imminent danger and your life is threatened. Castle gives you the right to defend your home and personal property. Stand your ground gives you the right to defend yourself. It does not eliminate the possibility of civil litigation should you choose to do so.
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07-16-2014, 09:42 AM
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Some more negative about NJ.
Highest income tax
Highest property tax
Highest inheritance tax
They are the highest in the country!
Emission laws are as strict as California
Toll roads to get anywhere. Can't leave the state without paying a toll! Free to get in pay to get out!
If you have a choice DON'T move to NJ. I wish I could get out but it's not possible right now.
Highest income tax
Highest property tax
Highest inheritance tax
They are the highest in the country!
Emission laws are as strict as California
Toll roads to get anywhere. Can't leave the state without paying a toll! Free to get in pay to get out!
If you have a choice DON'T move to NJ. I wish I could get out but it's not possible right now.
07-16-2014, 09:08 PM
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Check out that Freedom in the 50 States Ping King mentioned. I just checked it out it's pretty good, you can also customize it.
07-16-2014, 09:16 PM
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Idk if i believe the schooling part well at least for Hamilton county i know we are in the top five for the state. My old high school (Ooltewah high) when i was there, we had two donations to my school district for millions of millions of dollar's. Even Peyton Manning donated some money to my old high school.
Idk if i believe the schooling part well at least for Hamilton county i know we are in the top five for the state. My old high school (Ooltewah high) when i was there, we had two donations to my school district for millions of millions of dollar's. Even Peyton Manning donated some money to my old high school.
07-17-2014, 01:20 AM
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The op asking if NJ is friendly in any way to gun owners, the constitution, or even common sense.
There is no stand your ground law, except for a sliver of the law where you don't have a duty to retreat in your own home.
Your have no chance of getting a permit unless you're the gay lover of a legislator who hasn't come out yet, you have incriminating photos of a judge, or you're politically connected. It will not happen period.
In addition we have:
Assault weapon ban
15rd mag limits
One gun a month
Firearms Id card to buy ammo/ long guns
Pistol permits and registration
You also must drive your cased,locked firearm directly to and from the range, store, or dwellings without unreasonable deviations. No one knows what a reasonable deviation is, and its up to the officer to determine. Gas? Food? Car trouble? Stop at hospital?
Every year the legislation rams through bills split down party lines...the worst get vetoed by Christie. We have another two years with Christie, then a dem is getting in. If you think its bad now...just wait.
There is no stand your ground law, except for a sliver of the law where you don't have a duty to retreat in your own home.
Your have no chance of getting a permit unless you're the gay lover of a legislator who hasn't come out yet, you have incriminating photos of a judge, or you're politically connected. It will not happen period.
In addition we have:
Assault weapon ban
15rd mag limits
One gun a month
Firearms Id card to buy ammo/ long guns
Pistol permits and registration
You also must drive your cased,locked firearm directly to and from the range, store, or dwellings without unreasonable deviations. No one knows what a reasonable deviation is, and its up to the officer to determine. Gas? Food? Car trouble? Stop at hospital?
Every year the legislation rams through bills split down party lines...the worst get vetoed by Christie. We have another two years with Christie, then a dem is getting in. If you think its bad now...just wait.
