Author Topic: Will the last gun owner leaving NJ please take the American flag with them?  (Read 2729 times)

Fatman

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I was searching for 'blind man guns' to find out more about this, and found this site.

This is just wrong, but funny!

BTW, I found ONE site that had a 'report' saying the blind guy in the OP had a ND and wounded himself in the shin, and the police reported he had pistols 'scattered around the house'.  No verification, no second source, not a media report. Who knows? We'll just need to wait and see.

Anti: I think some of you gentleman would choose to apply a gun shaped remedy to any problem or potential problem that presented itself? Your reverance (sic) for firearms is maintained with an almost religious zeal. The mind boggles! it really does...

Me: Naw, we just apply a gun-shaped remedy to those extreme life threatening situations that call for it. All the less urgent problems we're willing to discuss.

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New Jersey registers every weapon sold in the state through the dealer, with handguns requiring an additional permit for each. We have a limited time to report stolen weapons ( not sure what that is). I don't believe there are any storage requirements for individuals except that they cannot be left accessible to children.

I have to agree with TAB that there may be more to this story. I know of a guy around here, a vet (admittedly a pain in the a** in his neighborhood). He raised hell and the police came to his home and removed all firearms. We were pretty worked up about it until it came out that he had not admitted to having been treated for undisclosed psychological disorders on his FID application. "Lie" on the applications in NJ, then you can't own ANY of your guns legally.
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